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Evening star., 1952-04-13

$zee.e5 Fomous 16" TobIe Tv. 1851
model ot Locy's NE. Store
$27o.95 Admiral II" TobIe TV.. 1851
model 17K12; CD Locys 9Th and E;
NE; Sc. and Silver Sprine----$l79
$31e.s5 Fomous 20" Console Tv.
1851 model. N) Locy's 8th 6 E.: D
60. Ave. ----------------$159
$279.s5 AdmiroI ~" TobIe TV. 1851
model. % Locy's NE. -$l59
S5ls.s5 Adnirol 20" Console Tv with
Doors. 1851 model 29x25. (D Loey's
NE. e.----------------------Sz2s Sz2s
S33e.e5 Ad.niroI Is" Console Tv.
Cd 9th and E; (D Silver Spring, $l7e
$479.s5 Bendix 20" Console TV with
Doors. 1851 model C2oo. % Loey's
szes.s5 Bendix "" Console ~ with
Doors. 1851 model 600l. % 9th 6 E;
ID College Park ------$159
ssss.s5 crosIey II" Console Tv with
Doors. l7CHN Fruitwood model at
locy's 7 stores
$4,000 copehert II" Console Com
binotion Tv. With FM-AM rodio and
3-speed automatic phonoeroph. 1851
model at Locy's 9th 6 -$449
$44e.95 copehort Is" de luxe Con-
sole TV with full doors. New 1851
model 334M at Locy's 7 stores $249
$35e.95 copehort ~" Blonde Spinet
Console Tv. New 1851 model 32oBL,
at locy's 7 stores ---$z4o
$46e.95 copehort ~" Blonde Console
Tv. New 1851 de luxe model 324BL OF
s57s.ss capehart "" Console ~
with Doors. New 1851 model 322M at
locy's 7 stores s-----------$269
S44s.s .s5 copehart 7 Console ~ with
Doors. New 1851 model 324M 'ot
locy's stores. $299
S65o.oo Dumont 10" Console ~ with
FM Rodio. New 1851 Westbury model.
Silver Spring and College Park $42e
$469.95 Dumont II" Console TV with
FM Rodio and doors. 1851 model; Nb
9th and E and Clarendon, Va, $319
$429.95 Dumont ~" Console Tv with
doors. New 1851 Park Lane model OD
9th and E; ~ College Park $500
$459.95 Dumont "" Console ~ with
doors. New 1851 Ardmore model. (D
Locy|s 8th and E E--------Sz99
$37e.s5 Emerson I2h" Deluxe Con-
sole Combination Tv with Radio and
5-speed Phono. 1881 demo. ot oil 7
Locy's stores ------------$l99
$3os.95 6. Z. II" consolefte TV
with Bose. New 1851 model ot all 7
Locy's stores
s5s5.oo G. Z. 20" Deluxe Blonde Con-
sole with doors. 1851 model. Cd Lacy
9th and E, Cd NE, ND Go. Ave-,
% Clarendon. % College Park, $37o
$449.95 Hoffmon Is" Deluxe Tv
Console with doors. 1851 model. Cd
Loey's 8th and E. % NE, % Silver
$3l9.95 Hoffmon l6" Blonde TobIe
Tv. 1851 model. (D Locy's 9th and
E, % NE. .---$l6o
$4,000 Hoffmon Combination Con-
sole Tv, AM-FM Radio. with 3-speed
Webster Automatic chanser. 1851
model. ~ locy's 9th and E, ND Go.
Ave., % S. ----$3es
$309.95 Hoffmon Is" Toble TY.
1851 model. N Locy's Clarendon.
90 Sc.
S329.95 Hoffmon IA" Console TV
with doors. 1851 model tl) Locy's
S45s.s5 Hoffmen "" Deluxe Console
TV in Fruitwood. 1851 model. Nn
Locy's 9th and E --------$32s
Evening star., 1952-04-13
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Ssxxl:1lSE;A TONS
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$I89.95 GE Rodio-Phono with Radio
and 3-speed Record Changer. 1851
new model OF oil Loeys 7 stores, $99
$269.95 Copehort Rodio-Phono with
FM-AM Radio and 3-speed Phono.
New 1851 model at all stores --$l69
$289.95 copehort De Luxe Rodio-
Phono with FM-AM Radio and 3-speed
Phono. New 1851 models at all 7
loCy Stores. 9loS
$z99.95 Phileo Rodio- Phono Console
with FM-AM Radio ond 3-speed Phono.
1851 model. Ul Locy's 9th and E
1851 model tll 9th and E - $229
$279.95 Phileo Rodio Phono with FM-
AM Rodio and 3-speed Phono. 1851
model. % Loey's NE; % Go. Ave-;
Cd College Pork --$l99
Evening star., 1952-04-13
;l,a;',7ilI!1:5iI;I1!lik /
5iI3 9z3;E

Floor Samples and Demonstrators
Unless Other1Dise Specified.
Westinghouse 5 Gu. #. refrigerator.
Trode-in, Cd 9th ond E $50
GeneroI-Eleetrie S Gu. IT. refrigerator.
Trode-in. 90 9th ond E -$49
$249.95 Famous-Moke 7h Gu. #.
Floor SompIe Refrigerator. (1) 9th and
E ------------------$99
$499.95 Servel Refrigerotor-Freeze
Comb. ! | Gu. #. Model lll8. 0D 9th
and E NV; Cd NE; U Sc; %
College Park -------S299.00
$429.95 Westinghouse Refrigerator.
10 Gu. #. Model DFC-lO. Cd 9th and
E. NV; ID Silver Spring; ~ Sc,
s35e.95 Westinghouse Refrigerator,
Gu. #. " 9th ond E----$249
$446.e5 International Harvester
Freezer. ! Gu. it, Model Ill. % 9th
and NV. $ze9.0o
S37e.95 Home Freezer. 7 Gu. ft.$l69
$379.95 PhiIco Refrigerator Freezer
Comb. 8 Gu. #. Model 8l8. % 9th
and NV; CD Ga. Ave.; % Silver
opIHlS ------- @@t|.VS
S309.95 Admirol Refrigerator. 9 Gu. it,
Model e8l. Cd Loey's 9th and NV,
$24e.e5
$359.95 AdmiroI Refrigerator. ! Gu.
#. Model I'LL. (D 9th and E NV;
CD Clarendon, Va. ----$269.95
S569.95 crosIey SheIvodoE. ! Gu. it,
Model DC-ll. tl) 9th and $500
$299.95 GE Refricerotor. 8 Gu. #.
Model NC-8. U) 9th and E. --$l9s.95
$429.s5 GE Refrigerator Freezer
Comb. 8 Gu. it,. double door. Model
NJ-8. % Sc; % Silver Spring,
$33e.s5
$52e.e5 GE Refrigerator. Gu. #.
Model NF-8. U) Silver Sprinq S239.0O
Evening star., 1952-04-13
I

$3ze.o5 Generol Electric Automatic
Wosher. Model AW-5B. ND 9th and
E NV; D N.E.----$269
$l4e.95 Norge Wrinser Wosher. Fom-
ily-sized copocity. Model 2lO. Cd 9th
and E NV. ---$57
$24e.95 Westinghouse Automatic
Wosher. Model RL-l. Ul 9th and E
NV; % Sc; N College Park;
% NE. ----$l49
$299.95 Westinghouse Loundromot.
1850 model Ia. U) 9th and E, $199
Evening star., 1952-04-13

S26e.95 Gibson Refrigerator. 8 Gu. #.
Model 83l. ID Silver Spring $4,000
$349.e5 Gibson Refrigerator. | | Gu. #.
Model 100. lD $4,000
S37e.e5 Gibson Refrigerator. Model
ll3O. ll-eu.-ft. ND 9th and E. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Some with 3-speed
autOma tic changers.
And at Lacy's Sth
and E some with
FM-AM Radios.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-06-01

over the banks and onto the fields
with no erosion problem.
A pumping unit figures heavily
in the farm plan also. BY pumping
water from the regular farm supply
ditch, Moncur can put another 200
acres of land under irrigation. A
submerged type pump is used. with
small tractor furnishing the
power. Cost per acre for the pump
operation was about IS cents. The
water is lifted II feet. Glover was
seeded as green manure crop and
eventually this 200 acres wiz be in
green beans on a rotation basis with
the other $50 acres of irrigated
cropland.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-06-01
TbOugbts on Life
There's More
By or. John IL. HOLLAND


By DR.. JOHN w. HOLLAND
FROM A WONDERFUL letter
from a good woman, want to quote
a few lines:
81 try to make some of my friends
see clearly what / am writing to
you: No sorrow has been thick
enough to blot out the face of God;
no happiness has been so keen but
that His presence made it all the
sweeter; no distress has equalled the
power of God to comfort me and
mine. It is such JOY that want to
tell everyone about it, though some
don't see it, or want to"
If / could advertise some nostrum
which, by taking it or by rubbing
it in, would guarantee to every user
thereof such a result as this good
woman has found through her faith
in God, I would need six secretaries
to fill the orders.
And yet, this is exactly what this
good woman has found in her faith
in Cod. Perhaps too many of us are
looking too much for Gods material
gifts. rather than for the 'gift Of
Himself"
Getting Deeper Involved
What a mess we are in at present.
Nations, fairly standing on their
heads looking for new alignments
through various economic controls,
both for the individual and society
as whole. are merely getting them
selves deeper involved with prob
lens they cannot successfully solve
My belief is this: That nothing is
so urgently needed as the realty of
Christ's presence in our hearts.
It was said long ago: seek We
first the Kingdom of God and His
righteousness, and all these things
shall be added unto you" We persist
in getting the cart before the horse,
or before the tractor.
Secret Of Happiness
This woman has found the secret
of happiness and peace. There's
more of it for each of us, if we will
only open our minds to it.
Perhaps I can add some lines
wrote one day while crossing the
Atlantic ocean. The great ship was
tossing along over the boisterous
waters. The ocean awed me. It was
so big and wet. and was so little.
AS pondered the matter these lines
came to me:
We see but little Of the ocean
A few miles distant from the rocky
shore
But o. out there beyond the dim
horizon,
There's more and more and morei
We sense a little Of Gods loving,
A minute portion of His boundless
store
But Q, out there beyond LIES dim
horizon,
There's more and more and more!
Evening star., 1952-03-05

New Spring patterns In
plaids, checks, overplaids
and solid colors. Some all
wool, others labeled as to
fabric content. Sizes 8 to
II. Buy his Easter. suit
now at this low sale price!
Second Floor-Washington
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1952-03-05

WNOHU > WsOU OHUUH 20 sS1SO
Shirts, high count white broadcloth; bar
rel or French cuffs. Spread, fused, slotted
collars. Button.down Oxfords in white,
colors; madras in fancy patterns. All San
forized (19o residual shrinkage). Sizes IA
to II.
Pajamas, from famous maker. High.
quality broadcloth in stripes or prints Coat
or MILDLY styles. Sanforlzed (l% residual
shrinkage). Sizes A, B, G, D.
Street Floor-Both stor,
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Battle Casualties in Korea
Now Listed al 1O7,965

Announced American battle
casualties in the Korean war have
reached 107, ,965-an increase Of
299 in the last week.
The Defense Departments week.
ly summary based on notification
to next-of kin through last FRI
day. showed 1908 killed in ac-
ton, 78,445 wounded. Of whom
Ito died. and 12,507 missing.
OF the missing. 1877 are listed as
dead. bringing the total battle
deaths to 1880.
The Army reported 88.023 cas-
the Marines. ,l7,497: the
Navy. 1877. and Air Force, 1928.
Evening star., 1952-05-01

of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Backe Of
Reva. Va.
Pvt. Calvin E. Westover, 81, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Westover,
4103 Thirty-third street, Mt. Raj
nier. Md.
Pvt. James v. Otto. %, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Otto. River
dale. Md.
Pvt. Max S. Reece, 20, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reece of
Glenn Dale. Md.
Pvt. Alvin p. Chase, 20, son Of
MIR. and Mrs. James Chase of
Bryan'S road, Md.
Pvt. Lawrence J. Atlee, 20. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Atlee of
Bryan's road. Md.
Pvt. Ellsworth C. Freeman, 81 :,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Free
man, It'll Stanton terrace. Sc.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
WHEN NOTHING ELSE
will help for
ACID INDIGESTION

Doctor specialists who treat
nothing but stomach trouble say
that a tabletlike Bell-anS often
that a table tlike Bell-anS often
gives comforting relief when
i everything else fails for gas,
heartburn and acid indigestion.
Get a Csc package of Bell-ans
tablets at your druggists today.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Broken Neck Not Futol at 81

Although Mrs. Emily Brooks
bank, of Nottingham. England,
fell downstairs and broke her
neck when she was 81, she recov-
cred and has just celebrated her
Tooth birthday.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Here and Abroad
News of Area Men and Women
In the Armed Services

| ELcCCIIt CAAOAACCO ia t1AC O1uCCI
Candidate School at Fort Benning.
Ca, include these two local men:
william T. Rogerson, son Of
Mrs. Grace T. Rogerson, 5404
Cathedral avenue NV. and hus-
band Of Mrs. William r. Rogerson.
1883 South Twenty-eightl1 street.
Arlington.
Arnold s. Stallman, son Of MFR.
and Mrs. c. J. stallman. Vienna.
Va, and husband of Mrs. Eliza
beth c. Stallman. Fairfax, Va.
Three washington soldiers
are listed as being on maneuvers
near Grafewohr. Germany. with
the 4th Armored Calvary Re-
Iconnaissance Battalion. They
are:
Pfc. Santiago Gonzalez. whose
wife. Ana, lives at 1880 Eight
|eenth street NV.
Pfc. Donnell Estes, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Bates of 52l1 Jay
street NE. and.
Pfc. Walter r. Hudgens. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie Hudgens
of TIC K street NE.
Corpl. Adrian Shields, 1884
Cumberland street NV. is one OF
the Army men participating in
the test of troop maneuvers near
an atom bomb blast in Nevada.
Pvt. william II. Mccoy, son Of
Mrs. Ruth O. Mccoy, 1929 Second
street NE. will go to Fort Lawton.
WASH, Sunday after a leave at
home. He is q graduate OF the
specialist school. 49th Airborne
Engineer Battalion. 101st Airborne
Infantry Division, Camp Breck-
inridge, KY.
X \ + II
On their way home from the
Far East after landing at Seattle.
WASH, are II men listed as
Washingtonians. They are:
Sic. Harry B. Andree. jr., 1907
E street Sc; Pfc. Leonard E.
Banks, 945 r street NV; Sic.
Richard Donenfeld. 6605 Piney
Branch road NV; Sic. Jack
Feinstein, 201 Fifteenth street
NE: Sic. Samuel Grant. IS New
Jersey avenue NV; Pfc. Robert
L. Harris, 829 Sixth street NE;
Sic. Albert G. Maltz, 1872 Thirty
third place Sc; Sic. John T. Mel
vile, 4400 Harrison street NV;
Sergt. Anthony P. Gentilecore. Jr..
1905 North Capitol street; Pvt.
Nathan Padgett. 1109 N street
NV, and Sergt. John c. Sauer,
1881 Southern avenue Sc.
Eleven Washington area men
have completed processing at Ft.
Meade and been assigned to vari-
Gus camps for basic training. They
are listed as:
Pvt. Leroy L. Leake, 20. son OF
Mrs. Desser Leake. Remington, Va.
Pvt. Harry r.. Watts, 21. son OF
Mr.. Arthur Watts, Route !, An
nandale. Va.
Pvt. James HI. Taylor, IS. son Of
Mrs. Mary Taylor, Route 4. Wen
ma, Va.
Pvt. Eldridge b. Smith, 20, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Smith,
Atoka road, Rectortown, Va.
Pvt. Kenneth F. Satterfield. 81.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Sat
terfield. 4616 Howe avenue. Brad
bury Park, Md. >-s>
Pvt. Douglas A. Langley, 20, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Langley,
205 West Glebe road. Alexandria,
Va.
Pvt. Jeffrey McTiernan, 81, son
of Mrs. Helen McTiernan. 1884
Valley drive, Alexandria. "
Pvt. Champ A. Middleton, 20.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Champ Mid
dleton. 324 Raymond avenue.
Alexandria.
Pvt. Cornelius J. Backe, 20, son
Evening star., 1952-05-01
'Go-Cur' Price Cut Asked

The Irish Housewives Associa-
ton, in Dublin, has gone before
the Prices Advisory Body with
the first application for setting
lower prices on perambulators
and "go-carS."
Evening star., 1952-05-01
.-26 THE EVENING STAR

!" Washington, D. c.
e THURSDAY, MAY L, i9S2
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22
ALASKA AIRLINES

To Anchorage: Mae Muller, R. w. Edmonds, D. w. Yerke, Art BOudreau, Capt. C. R. Berstene, A.W. Small, Capt. H. D. Diamond, Maj. J. w. Heard, K. Nelson A. Nelson.
 To Unalakleet: Vernon Wagh- iyi, Gerald Fern. To Moses Point: Mrs. w S Welch.
 From Anchorage: MT. and Mrs. Earl Cooper and infant, Susan Cooper, H. Gabrielson, E. G. Mur- dock, R. L. Wood, Hubert Gay, A. C. McMaSter, Henry Fry.
 From McGrath: Carl Lottsfeldt.
 From Unalakleet: MT. and Mrs. C. F. Shield.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Cloudy with light rain tonight and Tuesday. NE winds l5-20 mph tonight becoming SEE 20-25 Tuesday. Lowest temperature ex- pected tonight, 40 high Tue. AS.
 Nome data last A hours as of 2 am. today: Temperatures: high 50, low B. Max. wind 24 mph from the N. Sunrise SAY a.m., sunset 6:02 pm.
 Temperatures a year ago today: high 50, low 35. Extremes this date since 1907: high 59 in 1929, low 2l in 1927.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22
RING SPLICE DUE AT ST. MICHAEL THURSDAY

The MS. Ring Splice of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, which is making the last sailing to Nome and other northern points, is scheduled to be in St. Michael about Sept. 25 where it will dis charge freight before coming to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22
Eileen Uttech and Louise Fink
 Leave on Two-Week Field Trip

Miss Eileen Uttech, accompan- jed by Mary Louise Fink, Sec ond Division representative of the Alaska Welfare Office, left today on a two-week field trip. They will visit Kotzebue, Shungnak, Noorvik, Selawik, and possibly other remote villages. This will be the first trip Of this kind for Miss Fink.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22
Wien Airlines GAG Flies 23 Reindeer To States

A charter flight by Wien Air lines yesterday took g af Santa's reindeer to Seattle.
 A GAG piloted by Dave Bro- naugh and Cliff Everts loaded l9 deer in twin crates and four deer too large to be crated, for Ed But ters of Cold Water, Mich, and John Zumstein of Salem, Ore
 The deer, from the Sigfried herd at Golovin, were brought to Nome by Veins Norseman plane.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22
Equalization Board of Tax
 Department 10 Meet Tomorrow

The Second Division Board Of Assessment and Equalization of the Territorial Department of morning at 10 o'clock in the Ter ritGrial Tax Office on 1st Ave, for a three-day hearing.
 Members of the Board are: George Goshaw, chairman, A. CaStell and Bert Bell.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22

Bill Higgins and Rose Alexine were married Saturday afternoon by Rev. Paul Carlson of the COv- enant Church. MT. Higgins is with the Q Cab company.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22

ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
 Important meeting on Tuesday. Sept. 23. $500 pm. al the City Hall. For a Change. Vote Re- publican and Win with Ike!
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22
SEIDENvERGs VISIT JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. Edward Babe" Seidenverg, former Nomeites, are visiting in Juneau.
 This is Mrs. Seidenverg's first trip north in two years. She ar rived Tuesday by Pan American to join her husband, well-kno'wn wholesale broker w h o spends more time in Alaska than in his Seattle headquarters.
 Dan Calvin. old-time Nomeite, who has, kept in touch with his friends of the early days through a subscription to the Nugget for many years, passed away at his home in San Antonio, Texas, re- gently.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22
N o T I C E

Public meeting this evening following the regular council meeting at the City Hall 10 dis cuss reasons for the re-establish- ment of the us. Coast Guard Sta lion here. All interested please attend.
 Mrs. C. R. Jackson,
 SectY. C.. of C.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22

For Good Printing Call Main l2S
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-22

N O T l C E
 Reservations for the dinner honoring Capt. w. w. Kenner and party of the U. s. Coast Guard. Thursday al 6:30 pm. at inc Der ing Sea Club. must be made by Wednesday with Mrs. G. R. Jack son. secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. al Nome Hard ware or Nome Drug Store.
 Larry Calvin. pres.
, 1952-02-27
Federul Home Loom
Bunk Officidls to Visit
Virgin IsIunds in April

Honorable Nugen tFallon,
President Of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Of New York, ae-
companied by Honorable Viii
liam K. Divers, Chairman Of
the Home Loan Bank Board Of
Washington, Ernest a. Miner
one of the directors of the Fed
eral Home Loan Bank Of New
York, and Raymond p. Harold,
President Of the Worcester
Federal Savings and Loan As
ISOLATION Of Worcester, Massa-
chusetts, will arrive IN the
Virgin Islands On Or about
April s for conferences with
Governor de Castro and other
officials ia the matter Of the
prospect Of establishing q Fed
eral savings and loan associa-
ton in the Virgin Islands:
1t Will be recalled that the
Federal Home Loan Bank Of
New York, upon request Of
tbe reszovnor md the legisla-
Continued on page a
, 1952-02-27
Csted Gr0mrnur Schl.
Plunning Drive to
Pur. LibrorY Books

Teachers and students Of the
Christiansted Grammar
School are making prelimin-
ary plans for their annual
Easter program at which time
q Queen is chosen and
crowned It is an event eagerly
looked for by the children and
their parents, as well as the
teachers. The queen is usually
crowned at a dance.
Proceeds Of the dance will
go to purchase additional
books for the library.
For the past few years Prin-
cipal an dteachers have been
hard at work to furnish a
library which was established
on the second floor with suf-
fcient books for all the chill
ddren. Especially needed are
books for the lower grades,
according to Miss Viviene
England, who is head Of 4
committee ii charge Of the
program.
, 1952-02-27
ColbYs Arrive Tor
Visit; Would Swop
Moss .Ldnd forSt.C roix

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Colby
are the newest visitors to ar
rive in st. Croix and being
delighted enough to want to.
remain. Not long ago, learning
Of the island from friends now
living here they placed an
advertisement in the local
press offering to swop some
choice land in Sudbury, Massa
chusetts, formerly owned by
none other than the late
Henry Ford as part Of his
Wayside Inn property, for a
home site here.
Mr.. Colby IS with the Sher-
man Paper Products, a nation
ally known company, Mrs.
Colby is president and direc-
tor Of the Vesper George
School Of Arts ia Boston.
her arrival she has seen
the country sides from ali ar
lists viewpoint and much to
interest her.
The Colbys are guests at the
Hamilton House; they plan to
depart on or about the 9th Of
March.
, 1952-02-27
Two Hundred Allied
Wurships Moneuver
In Mediterranean

An estimated two hundred
warships belonging to the
Unite d States, British, French
and Italian fleets are engaged
in maneuvers in the Mediter-
ranean. # is the greatest com
bined naval exercises ever
held IN history.
Land-based planes number
ing several hundred, are par
ticipating In the maneuvers.
The exercises will end a.
March 5. It is called Grand
Slam and IS intended to pro-
vide technical training in com
bined operations over a long
period, to test communica-
tons under simulated wartime
conditions and to test the
ability Of ships and aircrafts Of
Allied Nations to work
together.
, 1952-02-27
United Notions Report Federul Internol
On Educ. Highlights Rev. Procedure Now
Dew. il Virgin Islonds Being Enforced Here

Attorney James a. Bough,
Chief Of the Caribbean Section
Of the Division Of the Non-Self
Governing Territories Of the
United Nations, has brought to
the attention Of the administra
ton the generous spread
which the Virgin Islands re-
ceived in the report entitled
Information and Education
submitted to the General As
sembly Of the United Nations
BY the Special Committee on
information for Non-Self-
Governing Territories.
This report, filed IN Septem
Der 1851, contains details on
progress Of education in all.
the Virgin Islands Of the
United States as the report Of
a survey group Of specialists
from the Office of the United
States Commissioners Of Edu-
cation in Washington, acting
as consultants to the local
authorities, in the organization
Of a survey Of education in the
Virgin Islands which is now
in progress.
, 1952-02-27
Drew Pearson Speuks
FriduY Night Insteud
Of Thursday. Feb. 28

Drew Pearson, famous radio
commentator and Washington
c%olumnist, will address the
people Of ST. Croix on Friday
night at the Lutheran Parish
Hall at $50 pm, instead Of
Thursday, as at first an
nounced By the St. Croix
Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Pearson was the guest
speaker at the dedication Of
the Paul M. Pearson Gardens,
the low cost housing project
II st. Thomas, named in honor
Of his father the first civilian
governor Of the Virgin Is
lands, Paul NJ. Pearson.
, 1952-02-27
ST. Thomus Schools
Excuse Pupils for
-BreUk;ng Ger.

Pupils Of the St. Thomas
schools, private, parochial and
public, were excused from
noon yesterday to enable them
ceremonies at the low-cost
to attend the ground-breaking
housing project named the
Paul NJ. Pearson Gardens, in
honor Of q former Governor Of
the Virgin Islands.
Governor de Castro had re-
quested Superintendent Of
Education Dixon to making
the recommendation to the
evera pncipals.
, 1952-02-27
Rnplic0 Of ". /. Seal
From House 81 Rep.
Being Sent Back

Word was received by Gov
ernor de Castro from the Hon
orable David Lynn, Architect
of the Capitol, that the replica
of the seal Of the Virgin IS
lands, which was removed
from the ceiling Of the Cham
Der Of the House Of Represen-
tatives Of the United States
during the renovation Of such
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