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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

EXTRAORDINARY. But TRUE
Large beaut. apt, nice NV. bldg,
with 3 bedrmS.. liv. rm.. bath, mod.
Kit; S9,950: total monthly exp,
$40. By OWNER. Substantial cash
REQ. Avail. immed. Box 4@s-D. Star
GOOD NV. SECT.-Lse. rms, cross
vent, insulated. new Frigidaire,
small upkeep, incinerator; mr.. shop
stricted: early poss. RA. 3542. 10
DE LUKE, . bedrms., liv. rm.. d.
nette, kit. bath; facing large court;
S75.s6 mo-. incl. utils. Ideal for
children; pets permissible: reasona BILE
down payment ia. 2-7253. 10
2-BEDROOM, FIRST FLOOR-Rea
sonable down pymt. and Ss3.74 q
mo-; 10 min. Pentagon or Nav5
Annex. Call Ashton 2179. %
NAYLoR GARDENs.-open for IN;
MAYOR I'd. Sc; 1-bedroom unit,
total price only $500; about
Sa;f11sy 81 f1S dsy gTar,Y ,Y9nsh,z Szp coss seS SS: SS
evenings. Or. 6Se1.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

6I7 e. CAPITOL ST.-Nicely furn.
double rm.. Beautyrest mattress, use
Of refsr. Ii. $4,000 or Ii. 4-6621
Ill
HILLCREST, 1904 Branch ave. Sc
Lovely room. near shower: refined
gentleman; det. home. VI. Os5l.
COLoRED - 1887 INDEPENDENCE
AVE.-Lge. rm. for adults: conven.
transp; $40 mo. Call Ii. 7-0079.
10
COLORED-FRT. RIM. and porch for
empl cple.; also hall rm for l
man; some privils. Call DE 0531.
COLORED-I EMPL. LADY; home
privils. 325 10th st. sc. Call
Ii. 7-3154. 10
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WESLEY HALL
ROOMS WANTED

BY GENTLEMAN, furn. room or apt,
nearby Va. or Nd, with stable
available for one horse. Up to $lOO
one LARGE UNFURN. ROOM. give
full particulars; gentleman; NV.
section. Box 407-D, Star. Ia
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM WANTED
downtown. Gentle, Mason. State
particulars Box BED. Star.
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.E.

1881 4th ST. NE. - Front room
cooking and laundry privileges; suit.
for cple. DU. 1881. 10
LINK. ROOM for couple, all utilities
furnished; conven. transportation.
2l9 r st. ne. 10"
MT. RAINIER dble. bedrm.; con-
ven. transp.; home privils. UN.
lGE' CPS FuRN. RIM, conyen. transp. nnS i;
very reasonable; unlim. phone. Ii.
6-2454. Ill
ONE SINGLE, FURN., and one double.
unfurn TR. 5146
COLORED-Nice colored couple or q
man, share room. LU. 4-0226. Call
after 4 pm. 10"
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! APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEr
PARK VIEW APIS.

Apt. a, 5O42 ssth ave. Hyattsville
Nd; lovely 2-bedrm. unit, with full
shopping center across street; play
grounds for children; auto. laundry
facilities; sos, incl. util. UN. $500.
10
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

GEORGET0WN-Bachelor. 2nd d. liy
rm, hedrm., kit, semipvt. bath. 8
exposures; SIS, utils. incl. DU. 4446
LINCOLN PARK AREA-Four boys OF
6 girls; S100 month. Ii. 7-9166
= o1teT 8 p m. Ill
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APTs. UNFURN. tcont.)
LARGE APT DEyELoPMENT IN n

LARGE APT. DEVELOPMENT In near
by Va, North Ode and Ft. Meyer
dr.l; one and twoobedroom apis,
ali utilities. Gail Mrs. RYER. t at
'"The Virginian," oW. $3.50. 10
NEW. 8 rooms. ami. Chantilly. Va.
22 mi. from Wash, D. c., Route No.
50. Phone Arcola 4211. LELAND N.
BYRNE, TO-
PLAIN 2-RM. APT, well ventilated,
accepted; no pets. ST. 1875. --15
SI5 Goth AVE, Capitol Heights Sc
equipped kitchen; S55 mo. 10'
ARLINGTON. 600 N. Garfield ST
room apt; large screened porch: all
outside rooms; lst floor; garbage
1f9h tff; ASS "a; & s-ssls' sTs. s.E-s-rm. apt
newly d! decoratsd; rate adults only; se6
ANToNETTG GARDENs-Large l.
bedrm;, liv. rm., din. rm.,, kit.
and bath; laundry and, storage
facilities; ha parking SEsa % !ll blk from from
ping center; $50 incl. utiis. 10.
Vicinity f1as If 18th AND M ST. N.E.1Twc tP
rooms. sun porch and kit; utils
turn;; $67. mo. FIR; 712e. 10
Apply 451o Ga. ave. NV, or
ARLIN8ddTIoN-s rms. for Ink; no
1855 N. Randolph st, OK. s4ss:
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. Sat, !? to
Spring. Md.-Modern lge. bedrms.,
complete baths: immed. occu-
pancy; S160 a mo-. incl. all utils.
no objection to children. LEO M.
BERNsTGIN R!lI ssIE 4 CO, 1915 < St. NV
% lee rms. @ bs@t searm couple 1 Or aS' soSe; sober
men; SO per mo-; utils. included.
ss5 s.nd ST. NV rms. and kit.
SHARE. share bath; 500 mo. incl. util,i no
l.: FLOOR. 7 blocks from Capitol
ne. iAs area s on casline i % $40 % Incl In Stiis.
settled couple, Ii. 6-4441, 10
WHITE. End floor-3 rooms, kitchen.
pea pets s7a sieS Call Ip!nshsa TR s45s f0aD fo no
SILVER SPRING-one-bedrm. duplex
apt. opposite school, 626 Silver
Spring ave; S612S month. Can be
seen Saturday from to pm. and
sTs4Sn sIndag II to 2 Pm MN p,.,
LOSh1ED IN NEAhbI MDs-E4lIlIG
1st fir, including 3 bedrms. den,
liv. rm. and fireplace, dining rm.
and modern elec. kit. and tiled bath;
heat, water and auto. washer fur
nished: S130 mo-; tenant OF last 3
yrs. will show house. Box 46-E. Star.
ARLINGTON bedrms.. liv. rm..
dinette. kit. and bath: recently deco
rated available July l or before:
500, incl. utils. See resident mgr.
1904 N. Pierce ST., Apt. 110, or
janitor, Apt. 4. 10
ENTIRE end FLR.-3 rms. and pvt.
bath, S75 mo-. util. included; avail
able July /; adults; Il blk. of Z.
Capitol st. carline. 130 Kentucky
ATTRACTIvE APT. cross ventilation,
f,,r : rms; 2 S1' bedrms;' playgrogp7d facil.
Sept. l. JU. 7-5431. -10
919 L ST. NV large rms. kit.
bath; redecorated, new lighting.
bathroom and kitchen fixtures; heat,
hot water, auto. elevator and jan
itor service furnished: rent S75.
See janitor at bldg. for inspection,
p. ]. wAIsHE. INC.
1115 Eye st. NV, MA. 646e Ill
AVAILABLE JUNE II
Modern 2-bedrm. apt, 10 Minis. to
Pentagon. located heart Of N. Arl.,
SSS plus electricity; adults only:
finest refs. required. CH. 6640.
10
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-June 20-sept
IS; cool, shady, artisticaily furn.;
lge. porch. gar. l1-in. TV, 3 bed
rms; $3.50. EN-. 1887. ii
GLEN ECHO HGTs., MD.-3-bedrm.
mouse. suitable for family with
children and even pets; avail. June
20 TO Sept. l; Sl30 mo. WI. 1853.
BEVERLY HILLS, ALEx.-3 bedrms.,
basement; recr. rm.; wooded lot;
hot-air oil heat; gas. 7oI Chalfonte
drive, Call TIE. 1895. Is
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-July / to Sept.
!; in cool wooded section; 3-bedrm.
house with sun porch; fer adults;
refs. required; S135. WI. 4l65.
NEAR 3rd AND KENNEDY SITS. NV.
-3 ,bedrms.. bath. din. rm.. liv.
rm., beautiful tile kitchen with new
range and retgr.; screened porches,
toilet in bsmt., recr. rm.; garage;
owner occupied and beautifully furn. /;
$3.50 mo. Call MRS. LYNCH, RE,
1913 or NE. 1850, for inspection.
9es EMERSON ST. N.w.-only Si25
for lovely 6-rm. brick. 8 porches.
retgr:. gas heat; adults preferred.
WASHINGTON REALTY, dE. $500.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, 4 bedrms.; mr..
Bethesda; wooded let; TV; June
23-sept. 16; $3.50 mo. WI. 2205.
400 FARRAGUT ST. N.w.-Lxe,0 a.
bedrm., 112-bath, semidet. brick
home. Completely furn., Immaculate
cond. throughout, SIN porch, mod
ern kit. and breakfast rm. Built-in
gar. Close to schools. shopping and
transp. Yearly lease, S175 per mo
Open Sat. and Sun. l to pm. Or
call GE. 1896 or RA. 534S. HARRY
PORETSKY g. SONS, INC. 1913 K
St NV. MA. 5306. 10
house; 2 bedfms: and other usuai
EMBASSY SEC. tnr. Mass. ave.J-s
bedrms;: 2 baths, upstairs liv. rm
with TV; gar; maids rm. Nicely
furn. S.65 mo. CO. 54S6. Ill
4 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. full base
mert, garage, screened porch. Chill
dren welcome. Available now. Con.
veniently located. 1925 mo. OF
1886. OF, S035. 10
3-BEDRM., 2-BATH. pleasantly furn
house. Chevy Chase, Md; screened
porch; cool, shaded surroundings
June Is to Sept. l; S170. WI. 7160
10
ARL.. vA.-Liv. rm., din. rm., BATH
on 1st a.; 2 bedrms. on End Com
pletely furn. Call r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors, Ma 5000. -15
SILVER SPRING-June Is to Sept
9: bedrms.. ga baths; overlooking
park 81 7l65
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

ANYTHING ANY TIME; moving. pick
up and delivery; 7-day week. "a hrs.
day: So minimum. AT. 1887.
-22
EX-GI - Moving. packing, Grating,
storage; local, long distance; expert
service; low rates; Ho; 5SI9; g
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing,
Phone NO o104 ONION STORAG1
CO INC est 1905
MOVING By vE1-Exper neip eyery
ny my time ADSi II cooK. Soise oE LsAi bis7 p
SMALL JOBS-Boxes. beds, personal
effects, ETC.; white driver; D. c.,
Arl. and 8. s. area. TU. 1928. III
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

EFFIC. APT, refgr., stove and sink,
share bath; sos mo-, including utils.
627 A st, ne. Ill
LARGE FRONT RIM, share bath;
child welcome. l439 Girard st. NV.
1l35 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nv
cold Fn vsts4 snd a. sac cleo mG 5efFl Also not snsla
sleeping rm.; $50 mo. RE. 1922.
1854 QUE ST. NV. New range,
Frigidaire, running water, IN lge,
,st f l;h;k Em; S39 semipoi ~l9
semibath; employed couple. 4aOs
sfGDfo fii fCe' Room, pvt. bath. stove.
refrgr.; CPL; baby welcome; $50.
1868 Columbia I'd. NV. No calls.
ENG. BsMT., ssl.; running water;
1858 1858 columbia I'd. NV. No calls.
STUDIO RooM-Running water.
stove, refrsr.; newly dec, $50. 1858
Columbia I'd. NV. No phone calls.
4 SMALL BsMT.. lk.h. rm.. s2s mo,
child seespted. $3.50 wk. DU. 2952.
1sa4 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Larse front
ls4s L 81. N.W.wVery large Ink.
rm.. adjoining bath. only SI1 week
500 z. CAPITOL rms. pvt re-
frigeration. stove. sink; conv. trsnsp
SAT so and $50 month i"
CHILDREN WELCOME
Two furnished rooms with sink, hot
plate laundry privileges. Close 10
shopping center. transportation
Lebanons Syrians. Egyptians are
welcome. too. 4313 Kansas ave
NV. RA 3S06, -12
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GREENLAWN APTS.

Spacious 2-bedrm.. garden-type apis,
for July occupancy; S97.5O, In
cluding utilities; cow. 1-bus fare
zone; take Chillum bus to N. H.
and Eastern aves. MRS. HOFFMAN,
JU. S-4934, 10
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NEAR BARNEY CIRCLE Young
man; Pvt. room. Home-cooked meals,
WILL vi S-ISoSo ROOM AND BOARD eide elderly
people in my beach home for the
summer. UN. o263. 10
EXCELLENT RMS. and board for
elderly cples. or individuals; par
ticularly refined home. newly deco
rated; kind, understanding care.
MRS. CLARK, 2206 Wis. ave. y
QUIET HOME for elderly people.
room and board. Call RA. 5146,
WENDELL TERRAcE-singles. dou-
bles. triples; excel. meals; conv.
transp.; TV. lge lawn; S4S per mo
UP. 1927 Belmont rd. NV. MI.
1S1? Z. l. AVE. N.w.-sgle. and dble.
rms: good food; reas DE. 9645.
REFINED YOUNG LADY, employed;
available July l, lovely room with
meals in pvt. gentle home; "a
blocks from busline; all home privils.
S65 month. SH. 4696. 10
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. In remodeled re-
dnt bldg. Running water In every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S50-S60. 1926 21st
st NV, HU 1924.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

HILLCREST-widcw would like nice
couple to share her home. Tw.
l44G 10
BACHELORS - Large unusual det.
house overlooks Rock Creek; TV,
YOUNG MAN, to share with stu
dents all PRIVILEGES: 10 min. Penta-
son. ia 2-2S4S. after pm. 3
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GRACIOUS LIVING

Set in q wooded acre, on
the Virginia Palisades Of the
Potomac. seven safe and cool
miles from 14th and Constitu-
ton. A new. modern home
that stirs the imagination. A
discriminating homeSeeker will
end his search here. l2 rms,
including bedrms.. 212 bath
rooms and built-in furniture
and carport. On term lea Sc
basis. 1926 per mo. OK,
1905 or ia. S-1170.
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3244 9th Street 6 T,
EXCEPTIONALLY
NICE

Colonial style @-story, in-town house;
completely and beautifully- furn.;
. bedrms lge. liv. rm. pvt. patio:
restricted; close to Dupont Circle;
rent $3.50. Call Monday.
Frederick w. BerenS, Inc.
1928 X St NV MA 5nO5. IL
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MICHIGAN PARK-3-bedrm.. 21a-
bath. brand-new det. brick. built for
private ownership. in select neigh
borhood. Full din. rm.. wood-burn-
posal; glass shower: screened porch;
large yard; "a block bus and shop
ping; near schools and churches;
$50 mo. AID. 1923. 10
600 GALVESTON ST. Sc, conyep-
lent to Boiling Field--New 3-bedrm.
house, complete with flrst-fioor pow
automatic dishwasher; Si35 THq per-
month; immediate occupancy, SID
NEY z. MENSH & CO.. 1927 Eye
st. NV. RE. 0736. 10
-bedrm. white brick.
i9ii oSmt;. fenced. yard; newly dec
and Pentaeon. schools, stores; buses
nearby. AID. 6710 Ii
SEMIDETACHED-2 bedrooms. full
6smt., sun porch; nr. Pentagon and
Navy Annex; 20 min. by bus to
ddooWn5toS%n do5Sg, Wash; 500 mo. rent.
TA.KoMA PARK. Md. near Our Lady
room; l-bath brick. no bsmt.. Sii5
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Modern g.
bedrm:. 11a.bath; $3.50 per mo-,
SEY RfaS fRa RsAM1ElR st1lI i9udea ~ 4dss Can II sTD
-Uo1 Ia 1900 OF EN-.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION Sat -1o 70
pm: l0117 Gates ave. Sill. Spring,
hMai Modern lge. bedrms.. compi.
ps.hs mo immed: occupancy. S160
e5idrsns Il Leo 9'lai n BRRSsfEfN B2 GslsSsl2q e e
CO. 1415 K st. NV. NE. 54o0:
ewes, GE. O619. ' f'''
3 BE dBaEEDRMS., fun bsmt.: s11o mo.
d 9goH NJ .Da y St, Sc: VI. 1850, after 6
COLLEGE PARK Berwyn area2-
aoyeiy 5-rm. brk. bungalow. bsmt..
attic, gas heat; mr.. carline; children
ppSerlmMisted; pSlMHted; 500 mo. JOHN II.
FoREsTYiLLE. VA. near Great Falls
park-5-room house. all modern
BLAIR s1f RB. RBalsy1sy NWNess 92zs erod9 ao
house, house, 1a block from schools and
fun finished basement. ideal Tor apt. @
or ONCE; modern kitchen with gar
9Tase sn5p.' diSp.' 9-cu.-ft. refsr. Call
ALEXANDRIA. Jefferson Park-Three
peorms.' baths, recr. rm.: walking
distance to 8 pvt. and ] public
HUBBARD REALTY co.
OV. 6549. OV. 1916. 3
NEW BRICK
3-bedrm. home with IA baths; ample
closet space. Avail. immed. Si65
mo.
2.bedrm. bungalow in Falls Church.
Avail. June 18th. S100 mo.
c. L. HANOWELL CO,
FA. 5777. FA. 1893. 10
5703 5th ST. N.E.-Nearly new q
bedrm. semidet. brick; full bsnt,;
fenced yard; gas heat; avail. immed.,
SlO5 mo. Key at 5707.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc,
DI. 0222.
Observation-Disclosures Groom
semidet. brick: gas heat; refgr.; Ice,
lot; immed. posS. S04 Berkshire dr.,
Just | blk from D. c. line Of N. II,
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. $500.
WHEATON PARK
6-rm. semidet., cedar shfngle: g mos.
old. storm windows; Bendix, gas
heat. storase attic. Call OWNER,
10. 5-3627. Ill
ARLINGTON
6-rm. sennidet.. adj. to Ashton Heights.
eonv. to everything. excel. eond;
rent. &12b per mo. Box 141-C, Star.
10
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ROOMS uNFURNlsHED

$50 II ST. S.W.-Large, beautiful
front room; settled lady; privils;; DI.
0461 Ill
CoLORED -s1a Goth PL. NE
Fairmont lights, me-; 2 rms, ]
unfurn | furn. HI, 9252 .
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

RETIRED QUIET WOMAN wishes q
comfortable home on a farm near
D. c. Phone WO. 3645. 10
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%5U6 Isl ST. N.W.-LarRe liV. rm.,
KIT. with wall cabinets. bedrm. and
path; pvt. entr.; $3.50; utils. incl.
UNUSUAL ATTR. NV. 2-bedrm., liy
rm.. KIT and PVT. bath; unlim. phone
near transp.. shop. 4 girls. RA. 1869,
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$87 so PER MO.-Modern. 2-bedrm.
bunga. with bsmt.; Viers Mill VIII
lage. s: s.. Md, conv. to everything.
L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY CO.
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= BEDKU0MS-Excellent condition
9na location; year lease beginning
nished; Apt. AZ, 1885 Phelps ri. NV.
Phone HU. 03S7 after 4:3u D m.
, 1951-02-06
WILDLIFE
bait of the mongoose.

bait of the mongoose.
Mr.. Spencer, who has had ex-
perence in the Hawaiian islands,
where conditions are quite similar,
lost no time in spotting and trap
ping the mongoose. Feeding sta
tons were established over a wide
area, for the purpose of determln-
ing bait preference and effect OF
poisons. Information on feeding
habits and bait molestation by
rats, hermit crabs and ants was
also secured in this way. A series
of poisons were fed to Gagged mon
goose in varying strengths to de-
termine their effectiveness and to
establish the minimum lethal dose
dose required for practical
purposes.
MI. Spencer's final report on
the mongoose control problem
should prove very interesting
and valuable.
, 1951-02-06
SHIPPING NEWS

A Steamer is scheduled to
sail from New York February
End and is due at Frederik-
sted February 9th accepting
freight for Guadeloupe, Mar
Unique, St. Lucia, Barbados,
St. Vincent, Trinidad, George
town and Paramaribo.
Alcoa Steamship Company. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co., Inc.
, 1951-02-06
NUN. COUNCIL

Department of Interior, quote:
Reference your letter January .
to Division of Territories and Is
land Possessions Interior Depart
ment and your letter Jan. ~ to
Governor Virgin Islands regard
ing fifteen percent increase freight
rates New York Virgin Islands
stop This information has come to
our knowledge within the past
seven days only stop In view this
increase coinciding and directly
conflicting with wage freeze order
which is effective here and also
because the Islands already sub
standard level of income has not
increase since last war the freight
increase would cause an economic
hardship from which relief not
possible stop Respectfully request
your board postpone effective
date both tariff increases for
thirty days allowing US time to
study situation.
After general discussion as to
the requirement of securing an
Economist to draft a brief of pro-
test and the expenses involved
there was unanimous consent and
request that the Municipal Coun-
Gil send a cable to the Federal Ma
rhine Board requesting a thirty
day postponement Of effect date
of tariff increases, also cabling the
Department Of Interior to support
US in our request for this delay
and in preparation Of brief.
Darwin Creque of the Office of
Price Sterilization was at the
meeting and gave much pertinent
information on the new price
freeze. He stressed that it was not
the intent Of this agency to work
hardship upon anyone and no in
tent of causing a loss of money to
any merchant. There was a re-
quest made that he assist in Sc
curing an office and representa-
tive in ST. Croix to answer the
many problems that would arise
Mr.. Creque advised that Director
of Police Matthias had many
copies of the freeze order and any
merchant could secure a copy
from his office.
, 1951-03-02
De Castro 10 Arrive
Today After Several
Mainland Confabs

Governor Morris F. de Cas-
tro IS due to arrive in Saint
Thomas this afternoon from
Washington a report from Act
ing Governor Ambrose said,
after a round of conferences.
On Tuesday the Governor
conferred with Director James
?. Davis, General Counsel
Irwin Silverman and Public
Works officials of the Depart
ment of the Interior, on acti-
vities pertaining to the Virgin
Islands. He also conferred
with Donald O'Connor in con-
nection with the increased
freight rate applicable to these
Islands.
On Wednesday he met with
c and Interior officials
to discuss R.E.A. loan to Saint
Croix. He also conferred with
Secretary Chapman, and later
met with the Director of the
RedeVelopment and Housing
and Home Finance Agency,
and with Internal Revenue Of
ficials on tax natter.
Yesterday he conferred with
officials of the Office of Educa-
Continued or Page ~
, 1951-03-02
Y. I. legislative
Assembly TO Meet
Formally April %

AT a joint meeting of the
Municipal Councils of Saint
Croix and St. Thomas and St.
John, it was unanimously
agreed to hold a special meet
ing of the Legislative Assem-
bly, on April %, 1851, to re-
ceive and consider the report
Of the Organic Act Reform
Committee.
Members Of the Committee
and members of the Municipal
Councils are now meeting in
Christiansted. One item of i'm
portance being discussed isthe
Murdoch draft of the Organic
Act for the Virgin Islands and
making amendments thereto
in preparation for public hear
ing and reporting to t h
Assembly.
, 1951-03-02
Women's League to
Broadcast Program
From ST. Croix

The weekly broadcasts of the
St. Thomas and st. Croix Wo-
mems Leagues will be made
from the facilities of Station
VISTA in St. Croix next Fri
day morning, it was announced
by Miss Helen Auble.
Miss Auble has requested
the local leagues to prepare a
program to which will be add
ed the St. Thomas part. Preli-
minary arrangements must be
made with Edward Miller
who is in charge of the station
here.
This mornings broadcast
very clear and more than a one
hundred per cent improve
ment over the inaugural broad
cast.
, 1951-03-02
HUNDREDS PLANNING TO WITNESS
COMANCHE FASHION SHOW

Hundreds plan to see the
fashion show at the Comanche
swimming pool which starts at
5 tomorrow afternoon.
The show which is TO rthe
benefit of the Christiansted
High School is expected to be
SO well patronized that many
may not have all the convent
ence their ticket entities, but
the sponsors request the COOP
Grafton of all since the cause
is a splendid and worthy one.
, 1951-03-02
Sen. Butler Writes
Totten in Connection
With v. l. Report

Senator Hugh Butler wrote
a lengthy letter to Ashley Tot
ten in connection with the re-
cent report submitted by the
former to the Congress on the
Virgin Islands.
The Senator's letter carried
some sarcasm and inferred
that it was Governor HASTE
who was responsible for the
Councilmen getting "fat an
nual salaries"
Mr., Totten replied to Senat-
or Butler and not only cited
four instances of disagreement
with him but defended Cover
nor HASTE pointing out that
Continued on page A.
, 1951-03-02
Acting Gov. Ambrose
Gives Approval
To Several Bills

Acting Governor Daniel Am
brose yesterday gave his ap-
proval to several bills passed
by the Municipal Council of
st. Thomas and st. John and
one by the St. Croix body.
The bills passed by the for
mer and received executive
approval were: No. 10, which
is similar to the st. Croix bill,
No. % authorizing a commit
tee of three members of the St.
Thomas-St. John Council to
travel to Puerto Rico to study
the potable water system in
that island, and Bill No. 81,
amendment to No. % to the
St. Thomas budget providing
a routine transfer Of funds be-
tween departments.
, 1951-03-02
Local CounciImen
Show Unity in
Scheduled Meetings

For the first time in many
years, members of the MUM
cipal Council came out to-
gether and talked to voters
and all those who were inter-
ested. Of the nine members
only two were absent-one
was sick.
The members appeared at
Frederiksted on Tuesday, Fe-
bruary q, in Christiansted on
Wednesday, February %, and
are scheduled to 60 to Grove
Place Sunday, March 4 and
Old Works Bethlehem, Sum
day March II.
The meeting in Christian
sted was impressive. Master of
Ceremonies was Hon. William
Johansen. Speakers include
Herbert Haywood, Ludwig Har
rigan, Aloysius James,, Chair
man Eric Carroll, Raymond
Pedro and Alva Nc Farlane.
Several hundred persons turn
ed out and filled the market
place just as in election times
to hear the Councilmen dis
cuss the Murdoch draft of an
Organic Act for the Virgin
Islands.
, 1951-03-02
Chinese to Throw
100000 Men Against
United Nations Troops

Red China plans to throw
100000 troops, including the
missing Third Army, into the
Korean war this month, accord
ing to a high ranking Chinese
prisoner.
He told United States off
GERS that the Chinese will be
supported by Russian made
jet fighters heretofore seen
only northwest Of Korea, far
behind the fighting front. The
purpose will be to smash the
United Nations forces while
they are in attack formation,
break through their lines into
South Korea and force one or
more Dunkirk evacuation.
, 1951-03-02
Agricultural Stution
To Begin Radio
Broudcusts Tomorrow

The Agricultural Station
will feature a weekly broad
cast over VISTA, through its
facilities here, beginning tomor
row, The program will be
broadcast at 1915. Future pro-
grams will be heard at 1:30p.
each Sunday starting March
18th.
On tomorrow's program Ro-
bert L. Harmon, Extension
Agent in Charge will give a
brief summary of the activi-
ties Of the Station during the
past fiscal year and will also
comment on National Al Club
week which commences tomor
row throughout the mainland,
Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
, 1951-03-02

The cast is a large one and
the director has endeavored to
give the show a natural atmos-
phere by using many of your
friends as models and sprinkl-
ing amongst them several pro-
fessionals.
The Motta and Thomas
Brothers Combo have worked
hard to arrange appropriate
accompaniments, adding the
musical touch to the show.