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Evening star., 1952-04-05
Spain Offers to Serve
As MosIem-West Link
BY the Associated Press

MADRID. Spain, April 5.-Gen-
eralissimo Francisco Franco said
last night Spain is ready to serve
as a link between the West and
the MoSlem world.
Franco broadcast a speech
aimed at the Middle East just be-
fore Foreign Minister Alberto
Martin Artajo was to leave on a
special diplomatic visit to six Arab
countries. ..
(Spain has colonial links in
Arab Africa and is dealing with
the United States on bases in
Spain.)
Evening star., 1952-04-05
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Cbuilding) is always situated in the
capital (city).
Capital has several frequently
used meanings: % A type of letter
different from the lower-case, as:
The first word of sentence should
begin with capital letter. (2) The
capital city Of a state or nation,
as: Salt Lake City is the capital
of Utah. CD Accumulated wealth,
as: He does not have sufficient
capital to operate the business.
"a Capitalists, in collective sense,
as: There is a controversy between
capital and labor.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1952-04-05
By LiIIion Cox Athey

youngsters gaily skip from one
crag to another with as much glee
as a child jumping rope. They
Join their mothers to hunt for
sweet clover, sedges and other vege-
tation. At night they seek shelter
in the rocks and crags.
Evening star., 1952-04-05
Contract Bridoe
by Eosley eloekwood

" eosley bloekwood
Mr. MuSEy bid this hand all right
nut as II that were enough 10 do
right In one deal. he proceeded TO
louise up the play In a manner TO
delight his opponentS-and drive his
partner frantic.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH.
(Mrs Keen)
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WEST. EAST.
(Mr. AbeD (Mr. Champion)
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SOUTH.
(Mr Muzzy)
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East
club Pass diamond Pass
3NT All pass
Actually, this is a very simple
deal and there was no excuse for
failing to win nine tricks. Mr..
Muzzy went set because he was
unwilling to make an unusual
playa play that was outside the
regular pattern of his game.
Mr.. Abel opened the trey of
spades and Mr.. Muzzy made the
right play, ducking and letting Mr.
Champion win with the ten. Gle
has craze on ducking and hold-upI
plays now, and holds up even when
that is the wrong action to take.) |
Mr.. Champion returned the Jack
OF spades, which lost to the king.
Here Mr.. MuzZy realized he would
have to win more than one trick in |
both diamonds and clubs. He
wanted to f1nesse clubs first, as that
would be eliminating an entry from
the hand with the long, dangerous
spade suit. But how could he
flneSse clubs when the lead was in
his own hand?
Should he lead to dummy's ace
OF diamonds-the only quick entry
on the board? Unthinkable!
Should he simply lay down the ace
and another club? That was even
worse :. or so Mr.. Muzzy thought. !
That would be losing trick in case
the king of clubs was in Mr.. Cham
pion's hand.
On this note of false economy,
Mr.. Muzzy led the queen of dia-
monds and let it ride. Mr.. Cham
pion won and knocked out the last
spade stopper. Now, after winning
three diamond tricks Mr.. Muzzy
had to take the club f1nesse. It
lost, and Mr.. Abel's spades were
enough to defeat the contract.
Two precautions had to be taken
In this hand. First, the holdup
Second, removing the king of clubs
from Mr.. Abels hand at once. If
Mr.. Champion had that card, it
made no difference. He could win
with it and knock out Mr.. Muzzy's
last spade. Later, however, when
he was in with the king of dia-
monds, he would have no spade to
lead.
(copyright. 1852. General Features Corp
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-04
Martha Nishitani Is No Martha Graham
But She Has Creative Imagination

No Martha Graham is she. but
Martha Nishitani, Seattle Nisei
dancer, proved herself an admirable
young artist with an ingratiating
presence, charming quality of move
ment and genuinely creative ina
gifation.
Nearly $50 friends OF the dance
saw Miss Nishitani and the Eleanor
King dancers perform last Sunday
evening at the Cornish theatre. 1t
was the seasons last dance event to
be presented by the Friends of the
Dance.
The responsive audience, spanked
by the helpful commentaries of Miss
Katherine Wolfe, relaxed and en-
j6yed subjects and emotions COM
municated in movements They saw
the blossoms of the seeds first sown
by Isad6ra Duncan when she kicked
off her shoes and revolutionized the
concept of dance. They saw Flea
nor Kings product.
Miss NiShitanis tri-solos, "Credo
in Conflict. "Muddled Mind and
Sunday Edition" showed her to
advantage. She was equally alert
in serious and in comedy compost
tions.
Much of the choreography, cos
tunes and sets we're by the prodigi-
ously able Nisei
Sharing lesser light were Lorna
Prim and Natalie Olmsted. Miss
Prim soloed in "Sacraments' and
Miss Olmsted singled in outward
Bound, both more demanding COM
positions. They joined Miss Nishi-
TAM in the interesting and we'll
costumed "Choreographies ST., a
pure study of diagrams, dimensions
and patterns.
Highlight of the program was
Miss Nishitani and the King group
in THE Time Is Now, a satire on
time, adapted from piece by James
Thurber. THIS premiere perfor-
nance had feeling and taste, but
was a bit confusing.
Also included In the program was
Miss Kings light American Folk
Suite" which the girls danced with
meaningful artistry.
Miss King, who is how in Arkansas
teaching and preparing for a Euro
pean tour, can we'll be proud of
their performance Sunday She had
drawn from each the best in her.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-04
OCTOBER

Annual japanese Methodist
church bazaar.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-04
NVC ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Fwenty five dollar dotiati0ns each
from Mr.. r Suzuki, 1915 E. Spring
St, and Mr. Ge6fge Tokuda, 1929
25th Ave. were received BY she Nisei
Veterans Committee of Seattle.
Mr.. Suzuki is proprietor of Taft
Apartments and Mr.. Tokuda owns
the Tokuda Drugs
In acknowledging with thanks
Commander Joe Nakatsu stated
that these donations will be ear
marked for use in improving the
Memorial Clubhouse.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-04
MARYKNOLL
18th & r. Jefferson

9 am. and 1890 a.m.-LOw Mass
Benediction will be held following
0:30 Mass.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-04

fUfALLUP-Mrs. Arthur Yamads
p. o. BOX III, Milton Wash.
PORTLAND-fom Okazaki
74o4 N. Denver. Portland. Greg
TACoMA14ssuko Hiashimqto
1716 Fawcett Ave. Tacoma. Wash.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-04
SbECiAI REPRESENTATIVES

fAKfMA-Eirs. Kara kondo
Rt. 1, Box 8O6-B Yakima WasI,
SPOKANE-Blanch Shiosaki
Box 6058, Spokane IA, Wash.
fstts. Gil. t548 Res. CT. 1897
6NTARf0-Shig Hironaka
Box 741. Ontario, Greg.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-06-04
Nptv.A\lctt0t}
BAPTIST
9O1 y. Spruce

BAPTIST
sO1 p. Spruce
Gas SUNDAY School for all
ages.
10 am.-Issei service.
HIS a.m.-Nisei Worship service
7:30 pm.-Youth fellowship meet
ing.
BUDDHIST
I427 Main st.
No Sunday School nor young peo-
pies devotional services this Sunday
because of Sunday School picnic.
Services. however. will be held if
the weather is unsuitable for pic
mic
CONGREGATIONAL
sos l7th So.
10 a.m.-sunday School
FAITH BIBLE
1913 18th Ave.
$50 to 10:45 am.-Sunday School
for all ages
IL am-Worship service.
Saturday
9 to $50 japanese gospel
hour in Japanese over Radio Station
KXf2N.
MARYKNOLL
18th & r. Jefferson
9 am. and 1890 am.-LOw Mass
Benediction will be held following
0:30 Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
iOLMEAD REALTOR
SH. 600
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
MAKE AN OFFER
OWNER TRANSFERRING
VIERS MILL VILLAGE

.-bedrm. BUNGALOW: Insulated; 2 blks.
school. close shop. Gen.; gas heat,
furn. kit; S62 mo-, incl. everything.
loe I'd q s AID Q311
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
GREENWICH FOREST

Md.-Beautiful English-
style sry brick. 3 rooms. { baths. rec.
with firepl.; center haii. ige. family.
size din; rm.;. den and full bath
on LIST A.. 3 huge bedrms and .
paths on End 4. Level corner. tail
shade trees. Excl. with VIM. II.
S sv.e GO. INC. DI. 1918:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

SILVER SPRING-Urgent sale. owner
transferred. Immediate possession.
Colonial Large level lot spacions
living room, mirrored fireplace; full
din. rm.,. screened side porch with
stolm windows; attic; full bsmt.;
conven. al schools, shopping, transp.
Reddick drive. JU. 7-67S5. No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

SILYER SPRNG-New, 3-bedroom
and garage. Also new. brick, 6-rm..
112-bath ColonialS. All in excellent
established residential areas, con-
venient to schools. shopping and
R Eranspi Gs,l 81 81, $500; VIM. =:
SILVER SPRING, lovely SLIGO PARK
HIS section; 2-story brick, on nice,
level, HANDICAPPED lot: 3 bedrms.,
modern kit, lge. liv. rm. with Are,
pI.. lge. screened porch. built in
transp. Call. OWNER. 81. 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

NEW RAMBLER. S29.500; adjacent to
kenwood. Brand-new 3-bedroom,
2-bath,. brick and stone home. Sep
arate dining room. ultramodern o.
shaped kitchen with disposal and
dishTasher: rear screened porch.
fireplace. gas heat; excellent con-
stricted. FRANK ~ s. PH 81 Hi14 81.
AL: ewes. call, 10. 4-7444. -16
BY OWNER-Silver Spring, Forest
LIST floor firepl., expandibIe attic.
alum. storm windows, rec. rm., bsmt.
outside entr. Owner being trans
ferred. Must sell, S17.5OO or best
oner. 1907 Dublin DIR. JU. 1883.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

DAMASCUS. MD

i-room white block bungalow. 8 bed
rooms. living room. kitchen. bath;
Gil hot-water heat; new; price,
3-room brick semirambler, 8 bed
rooms. living room, dining room
large kitchen, 2 full baths, open IRE.
place, Venetian blinds. full base.
ment; oil hot-water heat; small
down payment. balance like rent
Call Damascus 6261. JERRY r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

Potomac Hunt Kennels Ares

Potomac Hunt Kennels Area
A. home in the country with o
beautiful view. Five rolling acres
with charming old home with s
bedrooms on the 2nd floor, 8 baths,
attractive living room. large dining
en- with modern au appi IISS:o psn SSn.
A large barn with box stalls and
other outbldgs. A paradise for
those who ride. Priced under $780,.
600. For further details please
call oWNER-SEILER. Rockville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
ROCKVILLE
[REDLAND HUNT AREA

A fine and hishly productive estate
81 approximately $50 acres Of beau
tiful and rolling ground located near
miles from the District lin Sou' 10
through a lane Of fine maple trees
and the wide gardens. both formal
and informal. with English box.
thousands Of daffodils, tulips and
profuslon Of tine paintings are al
framed In magnificent century -old
trees.
The main part of the house suggests
an age of about $50 years, to which
wings have been added. There are
"a rooms, 5 baths, 1lreplaces, wide
porches: open terraces and q splen-
DID outlook over ones own country
The farm has been set I'D for beef
cattle and thoroughbred horse breed
ing and the income Is impressive.
An eight-box stall stable has four
paddocks. One barn has hay bar
racks. machine rooms and q dry
lot to accommodate 80 cows. The
stone garage has loft above. A
small guest cottage is expandable.
Two more barns and seven addi-
tional structures Zone masonry. 4Ox
400 are all in the finest condition.
The secluded atmosphere Of this fine
property with its aura Of melloWness
ana peace Is unsurpassed as a resi-
dence and has the added value of
development potential.
Inez Cushard, Realtor
1888 WIS. Ave. OR. 1922,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
Silver Spring-Open 1-6
UNUSUAL BARGAINS
NEW. REG; x-TERMs-

9 NEW HOMES
$6,450 down buys these ail-brick
2-3-4 bedrm., 1-2 baths, bunga-
lows. ramblers. Cape Gods with
S cn PISe4s R R r on S GsSSFs q, axe
$3.50 DoWNEwHEAToN HILLS
31O3 Dawson ave, 5-rm. brick bum
galow, fenced lot. storm sash; as
sumo 40 loan; $14.500 or best
2S11 Collins ave, 5-rm. brick bun
lot: ~ terms; S14,95o. Dir: on
owNER-su1I5 loE MUST SELL
S13 Buckingham dr., 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, living rm.. firepl., dinette
kit. bath, full bsmt:; corner lot;
vacant; asking S20,950.
Cape Cod with w baths; ige. side
geas. terms: $S2, 800 500. '0' pi Ta'a 81
Old Bladensburg I'd. (near Franklin
ave: on Buckingham dr..
BRICK RAMBLERS-UNIV. LANE
S t9n H FsmSfsq w AYE Ssd- mod %d
paneled den; full bsmt., level fenced
extras; S2O.95O. Dir: on triangle
at Carroll ave. and University lane.
912l Adelphi rd:, 5 lge, rms: and an
ssxpandible End floor; full bsmt ;
.A-acre level fenced lot; assume AZ
loan loan; price reduced; $2I.50O or
R sns on oe kss pT rd East tds Y}phSsrs I
BEERS BROS. ST, Tall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
GLENCOVE

Vice neighborhood, near d. c. line.
ct River. I'd. All-brick home with
slate roof and fenced-in yard: there
Is living room (fireplace), dining
room. lovely kitchen and paneled
den; End floor has 2 large bedrooms
and modern bath. and dry basement,
flowers and shrubs. Vacant. well
financed and should be seen at oncs.
Price. reduced, S17,75O. CAN M.
Euark, SH. 1896, with FIDEIT TY
INVESTMENT CO., Ma. 2431. Id
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
KINSINGTON ESTATES
OPEN TODAY
60 SQQ CASH Coz MO

pA,OUU VAOI1, DSC WIO.
Move this week into this immaculate
2-bedrm. brick rambler; spacious
living dining comb, log burning
fireplace. big cleo. kitchen with
dishwasher, huge storage attic.
Large fenced lot with trees. Easy
transp. Enjoy the cool breezes from
Rock Creek Park in this fine resi-
Dental community close to Naval
Hospital and N. I. H.
70 reach: Out Conn. ave. extended.
bear left on Kensington- Wheat ton
I'd. to Knowles ave. left 3 blks. to
Ewell st, left on Ewell to Brook
field dr., right to 4421 Brookfleld
DR..
EARL r. WRIGHT
WI 5000, 10. 6-405S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HOUSES FOR SAlR-MD.
OPEN Ia

4404 sigsdee I'd. Viers Mill-2-bed-
rm. detached home with full bsmt.,
metal storm windows and screens.
Small down payment. Assume AZ
loan. LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
BETHESDA

OPEN ri
Buy 1irect from builder new brick
rambler containing 3-bedrms., lN
baths. full bsmt., .expandable attic
buy on today's market. Directions:
From Bank Of Bethesda, out Old
Georgetown I'd. to Beech ave, left
one blk. to Singleton dr.. right TO
open sign on property. A. v. PISANI,
OIL. 1000; eyes,. WI. 5115,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HAMLET
80O5 KERRY LANE

Mr.. COLUMBIA CLUB
Center.hall Colonial (bedrm. and
bath LIST NJ; spacious liv. and din.
rms. al-elec. kit, screened porch;
bedrms. and Q baths on 2nd;
stairs to lge. attic; ground level rec.
space n osmt.; lO0-ft. street 'front.'
OPEN SAT- SUN, 3-8
Directions: Out Conn. ave. blks
past East-West hwy. right on Dun
Iop ST.. continue to sign.
RAYMOND B. DUNN
1920 Wis. Ave-, Wo. OLA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
11135 Old Bladensburg Rd,

44AvO OAO oA6OC4AOUuIS 1tOs
OPEN SUNDAY. TO 5
Silver. Spring. 7-rm. home, COM
pletely furn.; cleo. kit, oil heat;
about an acre Of ground; 8 box
house for $50 layers. loads Of room
for garden; between Four Corners
and wheaton,; immed. poss. 81.
1854. GRUBB-WILLIAMS. "Over
40 Years in Silver Spring" -1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

BETHESDA
BEDRM. AND BATH 1st FL
$1,000 DOWN
OPEN lao TO &


p AHTFAG eEEsEN 1RIc4 90. Of THIS
FEATURING A 31-FT. LIV. RIM.
PORCH, DIN: RM:. K1TcHEN. BED
ROOM AND BATH: 2 BEDRMS. AND
AND PANELED REC. RIM; LARGE
FENCED AND WELL LANDSCAPED
LEVEL LOT; BLKS. TO SCHOOL:
OIL INV. H: SMALL PLAYHOUSE
Or TOOL SHED ON PROPERTY.
MONEY THAT We HAVE To OFFER as'
Directions: North on Wisconsin ave.
to Bank Of Bethesda. bear left on
Old Georgetown I'd. to Roosevelt ST.,
left blks. on Roosevelt to our open
sign.
Evenings. Mr.. Lebling. OIL. 272O,
EXCLUSIVE
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
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SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUN. 2-5 PM

SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUM-, 2-5 PM.
INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY CLUB
1921 Biltmore:, Lovely Colonial de
luxe brick with LIST Il. powder room
and glassed-in porch. 3 large bed
size lot, MI. ,sheitSa. GE. 47e7.
SCI Philadelphia ave.-Det. brick
with 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. oil heat;
to Philadelphia ave, lett to house.
Mr.: Mckinley. LO. 5-4O79.
LYMAN c. DELE g. CO., INC.
142O New YORK Ave: NV. ST. $500.
SILVER SPRING. near Forest Glen,
!OlOy Grant ave.-Lge.. detached
single; lee. rms, bath, 2 rms.
on Bird FIR. lavatory on 1st ir.;
beautiful h-acre lot; ideal for mod
ernization; price. S14,500: terms.
S. A. Young Co., MA. 1888
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OPEN Ewes. TILL DARK
Langley Park. Montgomery County
and Silver Spring. 2-bedrm. semi.
Diet; brick; $3.75O cash-S75 mo
81. 1864.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO,
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346,
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"SILVER SPRING."
Just listed. this unusually attractive
4-yr.-old Diet. brick home has 6 rms,
bath. extra Law. full bsmt.. gas heat,
screened side porch. wall-to-wali
carpeting, excellent recreation rm.
with asphalt tiled floor; owner leav-
ing, must sell Immediately. Call
ME. 1143 until 6 pm. ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Realtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
NEW HAMPSHIRE EXT.

Corner lot, brick Colonial dream
house, in apple pie condition; even
white picket fence. Liv. rm., full
din: rm., 3 bedrms. and den, "a
baths, paneled rec. rm., built-in
gar: excellent financing; immediate
possession. Call Mrs. Steed. SPARKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
IN RErHESni
SILVER SPRING

, MUST SELL NOW!
VIII accept end trust. Seyen-room
English brick in beautiful, cool
Woodside Forest; 2Ka baths, mir
rored fireplace. paneled rec. room
with fireplace, workshop. finished
h., ample storage space, Screened
porch. attached garage, outdoor fire.
place, immaculate. BY OWNER. SH.
, 1952-09-16
TO Observe
Citizenship Day
With Short Progrdm

Citizenship Day. will be
observed tomorrow at t HI
Christiansted High School
with a short program to be.
held on the grounds beginning
at 10 o'clock, it was announced
today by Principal Claude Q.
Markoe.
The special program will
feature a short address by the
Hon. Samuel G. Chase, Chair
man Of the Municipal Council.
Parents and guardians especi-
ally, are invited to attend.
Due to lack of space the en-
tire program will be conduct
ed outdoors.
, 1952-09-16
FritzM Withdrew
From Council Race:
Will Help Voters

Fritz Morris, local labor
leader at Grove Place has
withdrawn from the race for
a seat in t h e Municipal
Council.
The first to announce his
candidacy, Mr.. Morris wrote
the AVIS and states in part:
due to the fact that my wife
has left the Island in search Of
her health and many other
things now running through
my mind, I'll withdraw to
help our voters if they can
find the man Of their choice"
Mr.. Morris promises that he
will not leave the Island be
he can see a change that
would be Of benefit to the Is
and its people
, 1952-09-16
First Locdl Insurance
Company Organized
In ST. Thomds

The Virgin Islands Life and
Casualty Company a domes-
tic insurance company, has
organized in st. Thomas by
Attorney Eustace v. Bench,
Mrs. Louis 7. Dench & Harry
Zeitlan.
The Company will issue one
million shares of stock, Of
which 100000 shares are at a
par value Of 81. each and pre-
ferred. T h E other 100000.
shares will be common with
out nominal or par value.
No charter has been issued
to the Company as yet to OPP
crate an insurance business
due to the fact that the 1nsur-
ance Commissioner, Daniel w.
Ambrose. is working on the
preparation Of forms & other
details which the Insurance
Act, recently q,
requires.
, 1952-09-16
Under No Suspension
From Police Dept.
Gereuu Says

Adolph Gereau, Chief Clerk.
Of the st. Thomas Police De
partment issued a statement
recently for the benefit of his
many friends who have been
inquiring as to his present
status.
Mr.. Gereau said in part: Il
desire to make it crystal clear
that | am on no suspension
whatever from the Police and
Prison Department. My status
is that of Chief Clerk Tor what
is known as Clerk w, Police
and Prison Department, on
leave with pay.
Because of the acute friction
existing between the Director
and me, with ever present
danger of serious conflict, the
Police Commission very wise
ly recommended to the Cover
nor that we be separated in
our work, and that | be trans
ferred, with the same classif-
cation as at present, to some.
other Agency of the Govern
ment.
The Governor is engaged in
working out the necessary adj
~justments, and | expect that at
the conclusion of such leave as
/ am entitled to, to assume
Continued on page ~
, 1952-09-16
Churnber Of Comm.
Meets in Perish Hull
Wednesday, Sept. IL

The st. Croix Chamber Of
Commerce will hold a General
Meeting at the Lutheran Pa
rish Hall, Christiansted, We'd
nesday, September II at 300
PM.
This is a regular meeting
for the members to actively
express their opinions, make
suggestions and recommends
tons of activity Of t h e
Chamber. President Joseph
Alexander will submit a re-
port Of the Chambers work in
1852.
There will be a Technicolor
NJ wi e THE DU POINT
STORY" shown at this meet
ing. This picture has been
reported as being most inter-
esting and educational. It car
ries the story Of the Du Points
from the early making Of gum
powder to the present day Of
the most scientific achieve
ments.
Chamber members have
been invited to bring guests.
, 1952-09-16
RepertorY Thedtre
Director Thinks Govt.
Could Assist Project

Norman A. Chelquist, Di-
rector of the Virgin Islands
Repertory Theatre, himself a
distinguished actor, expressed
his appreciation for comments
in the AVIS and hopes that
the government would assist
the local project.
Mr.. Chelquist writes:
"Your editorial Of August
25th was brought to my atten-
ton yesterday and ! want to
take this occasion to thank
you personally for your inter-
est in the proposed Drama
Tournament to be held in st.
Thomas in December, a n d
especially your ability to fore
see the possibility of t h e
Virgin Islands becoming a
sort of "straw-hat-circuit."
Although t h e Repertory
Theatre has undergone some
real hardships, perhaps main
" because Of my unaccus-
toned temperamental out
bursts, it is now progressing
with leaps and bounds and
this is due only to the splendid
cooperation and tolerance that
has been displayed by the
people Of st. Thomas.
We are now working on the
comedy, Eyes, My Darling
Daughter which is being Civ
en- on September Both and
1st-really have a
splendid cast too: Frederick
CONTINUED on page a.
, 1952-09-16
N. Y. Manufactures
Vents to Establish
FdctorY in v. |.

G. Gustave Of Gustave, In
corporated, of New York City,
visited st. Thomas yesterday
to look into the possibility Of
establishing a factory for hand
made ladies slippers.
Mr.. Gustaye's firm is al
ready established in business
in Puerto Rico.