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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cont }

DEPARTMENT STORE, Southern
Maryland; established Is yrs; mod
reasonable rent. Box Alb, star.
PRODUCE STAND in large busy
market; owner i'll, must sell. Rea-
sonable. May rent. RA. 200;
NOVELTIES, TOYS. ETC. Very good
location; owner has other interests
,rNeaas02nsble;; RA; 2202; Pa
su1nSaaays; 1Sasy N reasonable. : , sunday. @ ~; Il
BEAUTY SHOP, SELECT clientele.
g money maker, rent reas. Only
$1,000 cash needed. sH. 95s7;
BOOMING HOUSE, 80 rooms, all
with running water. southern expo;
oil heat; ten-year lease; good profit;
always filled; $4,000; $1,000 down;
list and n nv. co. 5lS5. 81
firing. Good money maker. Can
ment. MAX LEVINE, orange. Va
NEAR NEW General Accounting Of
additional space in bsmt.. 2 rms !:
as restaurant; immediate occupancy.
RsasSnable S2nI2 rent Apply LEO M;
( St. - NV. NE. e $40 $500. NeS''0fS' '4l'
GROCERY STORE, NV. location; nice
Price. ss'56o. 0S;' owner. HSER MI. MI 1865. S0S.
GROCERY STORE, now closed due to
Ii health: cheap rent; was doing
5000 weekly; take best offer, Gall
CIGAR. Gig STATIONERY and magazine
store, doing business for over fifty
cheapest rent in neighborhood i1, Leng eng
5sKM. I'm new RsyF' BRICK HOUSE, 1o zoned
sqmmsTeia com between Washinston paTa
hwy. Sell, 5000 down, or lease;
vacant. Apply 1870 River I'd. OV.
GROCERY. small and market; we'll
established profita6le business; sor good
mediate sale. AID. 9s47 after 1890
FOR LEASE IN BALTIMORE in
heart of shopping center fully
MoSer Mueer snS Sa
md Il. equipped for night club
Will lease bldg. all equipment and
fixtures; ready for immediate oper
alton WonderfIl opportunity lor
Write direet to principal who will
HERBERT KAUFMAN. 3I3 N Cal,
vert St. baltimore 2. Md. Phone
FoTNTFAiN-GRiLL. Grill N. Arl.. seats 30:
$4,000 $500 cash and take over
S400 mo. total outlay; gross $500
OWNER; OW. 9616. VI. 0SS5. --23
SMALL GROCERY AND MEATS; liv-
must na assh se ea saHd atsr ssl'i9'is Dm s'0Ef e.
RESTAURANT, equipped to serve 100,
in hotel opposite hospital; 300 per
mo-: Silver Spring, Nd. 81 5533.
DO YOU WANT A HOME and busi-
ness in most scenic part of Arizona?
Bar cafe, service station. and tour
| iSt cabins. crossing $4,000 an
nualiy Lease or sale. OF 764l
ARrfT9Y' ArT9'ntSi GIFT SHOP, downtown, for
81. 800. BOY IT'D. Star.
RESTAURANT location. show
ing excellent returns. Beer and
liquor license: fully equipped kitch-
en-. For information. call till 8
coNctEssioNp BIZ; BUs in Magruder PIX.
Will sell reas. because of other en-
ployment. TO. 1854 evenings. pa
$500, full price. Equipped gas sta
toa tion' + on main ha+t Va hgs includes tNn9s
and small stock of groceries, candies.
etc. Excellent possibilities for me-
chanic. 5-vr. lease at low rental
Exclusive. ARFAX REALTY. FA
USED CAR LOT for sale; going busi-
ness. with lease. owner leaving city.
LA 6-6944 ~
MODERN CORNER TAVERN with
liquor. perfect location on 14th st.
NV; sacrifice $4,000 to settle estate
Liquor stock included. RE. 1894,
Mr. NICHOLS. -27
LUNG CHEONETTE-Grill 5-room apt.
Ideal spot to change to colored. No
comoetition Rent S105. Price,
$4,000; terms. 26 Seaton pl. ne.
"a
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HOUSES FOR SALE-M.W.

CoLORED-$35O DOWN, commercial,
rent MA. 7772; ewes, IA. 0534.
coLoRED-ia1s 4th sT.-Fine 20
rooms plus double rear inclosed
porches: garage; owner must sell
Immediately; ewes, call RA. 1858.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411:
CoLokED-1s5s MERIDIAN PLACE
N:W.-Row brick. 8 rms. bath also
Reas. down payment. Possession with
title Shown by appt. only. Call
ART POST. NE. 1898 or ewes. MR.
CoLoRED-i50i IOWA AVE. NV
and din; rm;. kit. and rear rm., 1st
floor, 3 bedrms. and bath inclosed
porch. md floor. Separate apt in
6Smt. Reas. down payment. JAMES
G. CARR, Sr.' RE. 1884; ewes. LII.
CoLoRED-lsth AND BUCHANAN
Modern semidet. brick, rms. and
reas; terms. louis RUDDEN, T;si. Ex.
AND HARVARD
boC4o
RUDDEN, EX. 57o7.
COLORED-LOVELY 6-RM. BRICK
in beautiful Petworth. only 81 800
down. LOUIS RUDDEN. EX. 5707.
COLORED-MODERATE DOWN paw
ment. Easy terms with possession on
these 6 and s rm. brick houses;
automat. ht.. h.-w.h.; I and 2 baths;
NV. and ne. locations. DI. 1850.
Sun. and ewes, RA. 060S.
COLORED-S1 900 DOWN
six-room brick, bsmt,. h.-w. heat,
bath; vacant.
COLORED-S695 DOWN
Six-room brick. bath. basement.
Both of these homes will move fast
Call now ewes, TU. 1851; days, RE
032a. BLANKEN REALTY co.
COLORED-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Lovely semidetached brick. arranged
as = apts. for income or large fam
lily; gas heat, garage.
AUERBACH & CO.. DI.6501, RA. .2579
COLORED-PETWoRTH
Clean furn. 6-rm. lia-bath brick:
full basement: Oil INV h.; 3 porches;
garage; $500 down and S95 per
month.
TANEN REALTY
GE 3232 or ST. 1886
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SILVER SPRING-s19 500
RuNGALOW-S135nn
SILVER SPRING-S16,95O

Two-bedrm. home within l block
Georgia ave, near schools, churches.
transp.; lge. attic; full bSmt.; level
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LUXURY RAMBLER
HILLANDALE

Large home of English architecture;
has, very lge. liv, rm, paneled den
or bedrm. and full bath, din. rm.,
hrkfst. nook in kit, on lst A.; ran
dom width flooring throughout; 3
in shower on md fl: storage attic
and extra heavy slate roof; paneled
clubrm. with flrepl. and bar in bsmt.
In addition to Lear, built-in ga
rage, there is a det. 2-car plus a
playhouse. All on corner acre Of
ground that borders a stream in
rear. Hillandale Riding Club close
by with instructor for children.
Priced at S3T, 800.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sELF-sERvICE GROCERY and deli
catessen; beer and wine license: fine
downtown location; gross Sa5. 600
last yr $4,000 down. COUREMBIS
REALTY Ii. 3-9614, IA. 09S3. 90
18 RMS. baths: best location in
the city for a transient trade; water
and heat furn.; So 200 will handle.
COUREMBIS REALTY IL 3-9614.
LioUoR AND GROCERY business;
excellent location; $50, 900. Please
call MR.. CHASE or MR.. INCHES
si 900 TOTAL PRICE for a very
good grocery store; immed. occu-
psncy; splendid opport. RA. 1900.
LUNCHEoNETTE and soda fountain
-Colored-SE location near Navy
Yard. Long lease; dolnS good
business. Rent $50 month; urstairs
apt. Call Ii. 3641l, 2 to pm,
DELICATESSEN-O 6 days week
N-Well est. long lease. Rent, reas.
Same owner yrs. Must now be
sold because of 15 mos. illness. Our
misfortune can be your gain. SHER-
1DAN DEL1CATESSEN. 6117 Geor-
Gia ave. NV. -22
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GRAHAM & co.
81. 6O1O
KENSINGTON. MD.
Det. Brick-Sl6.5OO

D6U. bIICK-S 10 ,0UU
A comparatively new detached home
in delightful community and where
schools. shopping center and trans
portation are all convenient. Six
rooms - will take twin bedsl. tile
bath with built-in tub and shower,
attic space nice-siZe living room,
dining room and modernIy equipped
kitchen full basement with built-in
cabinets and asphalt tile flooring;
gas &C. heat; unusually large lot,
the rear garden inclosed with white
picket fence: abundance of flowers.
shrubs. etc. Terms acceptable. Call
Mr.. Strawbridge evenings CHI.
1O39).
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
Realtors. DI $3.50.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

1s.E. SECTION. near Ft. Davis Park
- bedrms., gas heat; SIPS mo.
Call property manager, WEAVER
BEAUTIFUL, NEW Italian stuccc
aTas sm5leT v,In modem 1t5 fqrnished she home
tns fsom aatSmats do%ntaSn waShfT ca oW
4l25. DI. 4145. 80
THREE BEDROOM BRICK. near
Grsseenway apis; nicely furnished;
near Minnesota ave. and NJ st. Sc.
$l25: soUTHEAsT. REALTY CO,
Sc. DETACHED, yard b.r., kit,
bath; 1 Z small az CHILDREN welcomed;
ARfiNGToN, TeS 90 VA A. - NV New a-bedrm.
house with automatic washer, 5232
> 10th pl. s., Arl,. Va. JA. 2-9s64.
cHEvERLY, MD.-ordered into sery-
brick home; furn.; gas heat, auto
washer; conv.. to busline, shopping
Ssnter and school, shown by appt.
CHEVY HEY CHASE ,: rms, 2 s baths; IS
MRs. c1YDE C. IS1 DuNNINaToN. N " wi.
2635, OR. 1888. -22
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-For
rent with lease, for small family;
1tIIdCllNe mousse excellent COHQltlOIls
nice garden. shade; screened porch;
well furnished living quarters and
den; 3 bedrooms. 212 baths. recrea-
ton rm:; attic fan; S237 per month.
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS or 4 bed
rms. . large porches, deep shady
garden; high, cool elevation; June
10 to Sept. 10 approx. Or 1906 |
COOL, PLEASANT furnished home in
Chevy Chase on acre; June
Through. Labor Day; 3 bedrms.. ga
baths. library. maids room. etc:
19-in. TV. high fidelity radio-phono.,
month. oil. 3S3s. ~ .24
CHEVY CHASE-Attractive detached
brick, 3 years old, available June
is; living room. dining room, de
luxe kitchen, screened rear porch,
bedrooms. baths, bright base
ment with maids room and y bath
beautifully furnished; has deep
freeze, many extras: $500 per mo-,
yearly lease. JAMES c. TIPTON
WO. 321l; ewes, OR. 1907.
ABOUT JUNE Is till Sept. l.
Chevy Chase. 4 bedrms., ga baths,
2 porcheS. 2-car garage. Bendix.
deep freeze and dishwasher; cool,
exquisite house and location. 5000
per month. OIL. 64S2. -27
COOL, TREE-SHADED GARDEN;
brick terrace; cathedral vista; beau
tifully furnished: bedrms. sleeping
porch, 3i2 baths, magnificent mod
ern kitchen, diShwasher. Bendix
June Is to Sept. l. $500 mo.
WO. 6543. -oS |
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IDEAL COUNTRY HOME

IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Only Q miles from Wash. owner
leaving area and must rent this
lovely 5-bedrm. 2la-bath home. 30
IT. lily. I'm. for entertaining Com
pletelv modernized All cleo, oil
heat. SpotleSs cond Nice grounds
Fruit trees. vegetable garden. place
for chickens, horses Here is your
chance to try your hand at country
ltving-and all for S235 month.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 262O.
CoLoRED-5 ROOMS. nicely fur
nished,. for employed couple With
S170. RE 4142. Ext 44aT. go
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SPRING VALLEY
4701 WOODWAY LANE
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO DARK
$22 500

MAKE OFFER
OWNER MOVING TO GEORGIA
WISHES IMMEDIATE SALE
Three bedroom brick, built in 1899
on beautifully Handicapped lot, has
center hall. living room, dining
room, den, well-equipped kitchen
1st-foor lavatory, stairs to storage
attic. built-in garage.
To reach-Out Massachusetts, ave.
to Nebraska ave. (at Ward Circle)
turn left on Nebraska, pass Amer
ican University to lockwood park
way (the first intersection on your
right. then on lockwood one block
to University ave-. turn right to
10th St, then right l block to
Woodway lane.
w. C. g. A. N. MILLER, OR. 4464
Evenings Telephone TIE. 35s6
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HOUSES UNFURNISHEp

4103 FAIRFAX ST, Landover Hills,
Md.-6-rm. frame house, good con-
dition, near excellent schools; rea-
sonably priced. -22
3 bedrms.. 2-story Colonial. Ia
baths, 15x20 liv. rm.. full din.
rm. mod. kit. screened porch: full
basement; 3 blks. to school and
shopping; S165 mo. JA S-3426;
evenings IA. S-0l73 -22
WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON-Close
to courthouse: T-rm., | 1l2-bath house.
McCLAINE PROPERTIES, CH. 5000.
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SILVER sPRING-oPEN EWES.
More than your moneys worth
FINEST 6-RM. BRICK RAMBLERS;
3 BIG BEDRMS.. ALICE KIT.
WITH BREAKFAST AREA; FULL
BSMT.; LGE. LOT. ONLY S17.95O,
S3,990 DOWN Ga. ave. ext. 10
Plyers Mill rd. left and follow
DREISEN FREEDMAN sign. EX
5454 or AID 5T6Q -o6
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3O49 CHESTNUT ST. NV.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
OPEN DAILY, Z TIL DARK
II you are interested in a home in
beautiful setting among the trees
you this lovely brick Cape Cod of s
rooms and . baths; hot-water heat;
screened porch and attached garage
Zone bedrm. and bath on lst A.
Quality construction. Priced under
$4,000. Mrs. Clark, HU. 1904.
J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. DI. 3346.
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COLOPED
WEBSTER AT 7th NV.
CORNER TAPESTRY BRICK
Liv. rm. Is by "a, din, rm. kit. and
bedrm. on 1St fir: q rms. and bath
on md FIR; bSmt. apt, bath; gar.
oil h.-wh.; terms
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.
500 MASS. AVE. NE AT. 7043
COLORED-13O0 BLOCK SHEPHERD
ST. NW.-Eight rooms. clup room.
garage Price. S15.95O; $4,000
,ash, paiance monthly. Mr.. Weaver
WO 4944.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE
RFAITOR. DI 3346 90
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.
LET'S GO FOR A
WALK IN THE PARK

That will become famil-
lar phrase when your family
moves into this sparkling new,
custom designed brick rambler.
It is lust short walk from
Rock Greek Park in an ex-
cellent section. In addition
10 3 fine bedrooms and .
baths, you will find a large
living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, an ex-
citingly modern kitchen. full
basement with large garage.
''Oodles' of lovely picture win
dowS. This builder has achieved
the peak in fine construction
and planning. Priced at only
$1,000. Phone Mr.. Broche
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HoUsES-sALE-Mp, tcore,l
CHEVY CHASE

YEAR ROUND BUILDING, 10 #. By
~ It,. suitable for office or cottage.
bldg. only. $1,000 Rockville 4543.
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BETHESDA-$21,5OO

Seven rooms. IA baths; brick with
slate roof; 1st fl. features, a, large
den. powder room and all-electric
kitchen; 3 bedrooms on 2nd f.; at
tractive lot; outstanding value.
BILLINGSLEY a. KORZENDORFER,
OR. 1928 till Q Pm. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BRITISH GOVT. OFFICIAL requires
furn. house garden, Bethesda or
n W. vic. pref; lent spprox. Sj25.
Box I90-A. Star u
BY JULY 1St. unfurn.. 3 bedrooms,
. baths: near transportation; Glover
PIX. Bethesda, Macarthur blvd. area;
Sl50 max. 3 adults. DU. O753. 22S
ONE OF OUR very special clients de-
sires nice 4-bedroom home. Must
be in good location. Will pay up to
$3.50 per mo. Please call Mrs. Dixon
JAMES L. DIXON e. CO.
ST 1900 1929 18th st. NV.
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SILVER SPRING
THE COMPLETE HOME

First showing. all-brick Colonial:
lst floor center entrance: large Iiv-
ing room with fireplace. separate
dining room den, powder room,
modern kitchen; md floor. 3 we'll
proportioned bedrooms and bath:
basement with beautiful recreation
EQUIPPED kitchen. also maids room;
large level Anchor fenced lot. land
scaped with shrubbery. flower beds
and inviting patio. A real bargain
with every comfort; close to every
thing
Directions: Out Piney Branch I'd.
TO Old Bladensburg I'd. turn right
TO ForSton dr.. right on Forston dr..
To soy and HOnnn,l Sirn
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Bungalow, $500 Down
Beautiful detached home. . large bed
rooms, living dining room comb,
bath. full bsmt.; priced to sell at
Ss.5O0; balance. S75 per mo. in
cludes taxes. etc. PAUL PERUZZI,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
$4,000 4Ga LOAN
Chevy Chase Realty Co
44eo Connecticut Ave.
Chovyy Tboco a Podry,oc

Chevy Chase BedrmS.
CLOSE TO BLESSED SACRAMENT
red brick Colonial large
center hall; first floor contains "a
IT, liv. rm., large din. rm., kit.
tiled powder rm. and screened
porch: 2nd floor, four lge. bedrms.,
two baths. cedar closets; entire 3rd
floor insulated and finished as rec.
rm.; full bsmt. with maids rm.
and bath; detached two-car garage.
Priced below market at S37 $50
Exclusive with
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
OIL. S66" Bethesda. Until PM
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CAPE COD-S10. 900

Youll save $500 by redecorating
this house yourself ; rooms with
full basement. eXpandable attic. Huge
lot. convenient To transportation.
Above houses not multiple listed.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
SH O673 till 9. or ST. 1895.
lOl26 ColeSville Rd. "a
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GLOVER PARK
Home to be vacant in June. If you
are interested in a Groom and bath
home with . large inclosed porches,
full bSmt. and det. gar. in a location
that is convenient to all schools,
shopping and transportation, Mrs
Clark, HU. 1904
. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. DT 334s
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CoNv. N. w. SECTION. . blks. off
Conn. ave- good neighborhood; kit.
priyils. l girl. OR. SS14, after $50
m "a
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WHY PAY RFNT2

BETHESDA RAMBLER
So 600 down. payments less than
rent. New brick, 6 lge. rms. and
bath on cor. lot. Ready to move in.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
&0n6 WISCONSIN Ave WI aa41
, 1951-06-27
Bodrd of
Directors to Meet on
l3 in Wdsh.. DC.

Governor de Castro has been
advised that the meeting of
the Board of Directors of the
Virgin Islands Corporation
will convenue in Washington,
DC, on Friday, July 10, at
3 pm. The Governor and D.
Victor Bornn plan to attend.
Governor de Castro is plan
ming to leave St. Thomas on
July 7. He will be accompani-
ed by Mrs. de Castro and their
son. They will return in about
three weeks.
, 1951-06-27
.Ivun Chdppell.
& OF G representative.
Returns from P. r.

Ivan Chappell, manager of
the local Chamber of Com
merce returned from Puerto
Rico where he went to repre-
sent his organization at the
special luncheon given by the
Board of Directors of Carib-
bean Atlantic Airlines on
June 20, 1851 at the Caribe
Hilton Hotel in San Juan, at
which time the 1850 Safety
Award was presented to Do
nlsio Trigo by the National
Safety Council at this
luncheon.
The award showed that
during the year 1850 Carib-
bean Atlantic Airlines flew
3O,940,O 900 passengers miles
Continued on page ~
, 1951-06-27
Coast Guard Cutter
To Transport Troops
To st. Thomus for 4th

! The Coast Guard cutter
"Bramble" will transport the
Virgin Islands troops to Saint
Thomas on the afternoon of
July 3rd for the 4th Of July
celebration and depart for
San Juan Immediately after
the ceremonies on July 4th.
The vessel will not be able to
bring troops to St. Croix in
view of her other require
ments for salvage work.
Governor de Castro h a d
Continued on page a
, 1951-06-27
British Orders
to Abudun
Oil Field in Iron

Britain has ordered the
cruiser "Maritius" to the area
Abadan, Iran, where forty
three British tankers are in
volved in the oil dispute ana
British oil company employees
are threatened with sabotage
prosecution.
Foreign Secretary Herbert
Morrison told the House of
Commons that the Govern
ment is prepared to take ac-
ton to protect British subjects.
, 1951-06-27
Vicorp- Officials
Discuss Agendd for
Next Board Meeting

Axel Schade, Vice President
of the Virgin Islands Corpora
ton, and Colon Morett, Plan
tation Manager, flew to Saint
Thomas yesterday and in a
four hour meeting last night
at the Government House, dis
.cussed the agenda for the com
ing Board of Directors meet
ing in July with Governor de
Castro and D.. Victor Bornn,
directors.
Discussed also was the pro-
posed budget Of the Corpora
ton for the fiscal year 1858.
, 1951-06-27
Commanding Officer
Of v. |. Troops GOING
To st. Thomus

Captain G. M. Russell, Com
handing Officer of Virgin IS
lands troops in Puerto Rico
will visit St. Thomas on Fri
day of this week to confer
with Governor de Castro and
the Celebrations Committee in
regard to participation Of the
native troops in the Fourth Of
July parade.
Lack of transportation will
prevent any of the troops
from visiting St. Croix. The
local Committee will not urge
a visit by the troops because
no parade is scheduled for the
occasion.
, 1951-06-27
Sec'Y Acheson Says
1runiun Situution
Moving to Disuster

Secretary Of State Dean
Acheson testifying in support
of the Administration foreign
aid program told the House
Foreign Affairs Committee
there is every indication that
the Iranian oil situation is
moving rapidly along the road
to disaster.
The State Department has
also protested to the Czecho-
Slovak government over con-
tinued detention of two air
men who landed their Allan
tic pact jet planes at Prague
on June 8.
The flyers, an American and
a Norwegian, who had lost
their way have been held in
communicate by the commu-
, 1951-06-27
Mrs. Hildd Englund
Nominated to Bourd
By Governor

Governor de Castro sent to
the Municipal Councils of st.
Croix and St. Thomas & st.
John, the nomination of Mrs.
Hilda Bastian England for
membership on the Planning
Board in place Of c. Anders
Peterson whose nomination
was rejected by the Municipal
Council.
Miss Jane E. Tuitt, Assistant
Superintendent of Education,
was also appointed to the
Governors Study Committee
on Education.
Governor de Castro stated
that he plans to call the Gov
ernor's Commission together
for a meeting in St. Croix on
Monday, August 6.
, 1951-06-27
Government Begins
Colonization Of
Potable Voter

Beginning yesterday, June
&c, the potable water from Con
cordia wells available at the
Is standpipes in Christiansted
is being chlorinated as a mod
ern public health protection.
This scientific process, stand
ard throughout the Nation,
will be under the supervision
and continuous control of the
Department of Health.
COLONIZATION consists of me-
chanically controlled addition
of a small amount of chlorine
to a specified large quantity of
water, thereby destroying all
harmful bacteria or fungi.
Continued on page ~
, 1951-06-27
v. /. Territoridl
Director, Counsel
Visit st. Croix

Territorial Director Darwin
Creque and Counsel Rodri-
quez visited the st. Croix Of
fee Of Price Sterilization yes
terday and discussed princi-
Piles and policies of the En-
forcement Division of tn e
branch Office.
Final discussion was center
ed around the proposed regu-
lation for cattle, sheep, and
goats on the hoof.
, 1951-06-27
Bureau of Budget
Approves Funds for
Public Works Proc.

Director of the Office of Ter
James P. Davis in
Governor de Castro
that the Bureau of the Budget
has released the sum of $1,467,
600 in contract authority for
the public works program
which was held in reserve by
that Bureau.
This appropriation was made
during the current fiscal year
and frozen on account of the
emergency situation in the
States and it has now
released upon the urgent
request of the Department of
the Interior. This appropria-
ton will be available for hos
pital and school construction.
, 1951-06-27
Adm's. Office Gives
Fig. on immigration.
Emigrution for Muy

ST. Croix' immigration and
emigration figures for the
month of May do not show the
wide differences, with their
implications, that have existed
for a number Of months past.
BY plane, TAT persons came to
st. Croix and 73O left. By boat,
139 came, and 149 left.
{ These slight differences are
in reverse of the previous
trend when those leaving by
plane exceeded the arrivals,
and those arriving by boat ex-
ceeded the number leaving.
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Browning Young Lady's Engagement
Announced Al Informal Event

The engagement of Elizabeth
June Wright to Roland H. Hall
of Hamilton was announced at
an informal gathering of h {
family and a group of friends at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Wright on Wednes.
day evening of last week.
Each guest found an envelope
on her lunch tray containing a
jig-saw puzzle, the happy news
being revealed when h e frag.
ments were put together.
Mrs. George Barger composed
a poem describing in rhyme the
young couples romance a n d
plans. The poem was read before
the guests by Marie Elsethagen.
The event in its entirety was a
most enjoyable one.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

MIR. and Mrs. w. 7. Wright
announce t h e engagement of
their daughter, Elizabeth June to
Mr.. Roland H. Hull of Hamilton.
Mont.
Miss Wright is a graduate of
Browning high school, and Mon
tana State University, Musi c
School. She has been teaching in
the Darby h i G h school for the
last two years.
Mr.. Hull is the son Of Mrs. H.
H. Hull of Corvallis. He was a
gunner in the Army A ir Corps
during World War 2, now being
employed on the Ravalli Republi-
can at Hamilton.
The wedding will take place in
the First Presbyterian at Ham
ilton in August. The couple plan
to make their home in Hamilton.
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Officers Are
Named To Head
Local Chamber

At their second meeting in two
weeks, Browning businessmen
and citizens formed chamber
OF commerce, electing president
and board of directors.
w. A. Fitzgerald was elected
president.
Under a plan similar TO that of
the Helena Chamber of Com
merce a long and short-term
group constituting board of 12
members was elected.
For the short term (six months)
those elected were G. V. John
son, R. A. Manuel, J. W. Rappe,
Alton Lee, Joe Lewis and J. H.
Gilbert.
Elected for the long term us
months) were S. T. Scotland.
Don MacRae. J. L. Sherburne,
Gerald, Rosenberger, Todd Pfrim-
mer and Leo Oberosler.
At meeting to be held within
the next few days two vice presi-
dents and a secretary treasurer
will be chosen.
At Monday evenings meeting
81 pald-up memberships were
represented. Judging from en-
thusiasm it is the opinion that
within the near future member
ship will have doubled.