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Evening star., 1952-03-08
HOME WITH INCOME
1907 7N ST. NV.

JAMES CARR. REALToR. Elk. 1900
HOME WITH INCOME
1907 7th ST. NV.
Two complete apis. In excellent condi.
ton; good neiehborhood; near
cnurches. schools. and transp.; rea.
sonable down payment and terms
For inspection. eall W0. 300. "a
CLOSE 40 WALTER REED
S15 WHITTIER PLACE NV.
Detached. q large rooms. Immaculate
fenced back "a yard. & ideal for nsas childrsSS:; dasS:
half block from carline, walking dis
lance Tor public and parociiial
sch0ols, churches. shopping; terms;
early o possessions call Mr.. Maury.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
NEAR WALTER REED
FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS
OPEN SUN: TWO TILL DARK
ITO WHITTIER ST. NV.
Detached brick home Of prewar
quality; center-hall plan with extr q
large living and dining rooms, den
ana spacious kitchen with breakfast
toom; very comfortable home for
tne large family; full basement; oil
POT water heat; level lot: detached
Coolidge High and other Schools:
attractive financing; we take houses
In trade: call Mr. CLARK, GE. S0ii.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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OPEN SUNDAY. 3 10 i
63O5 3rd ST. NV.

Sl6.95O
porch. stairway TO attic. fun 6snt.,
lav.., oil h.-w.h., lge. yard, storm
windows and doors. Exclusive with
JAMES CARR. REALTOR, Elk. 74O0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
GEORGETOWN
1903 28th ST. NV.

O1 GN OONDA TO T. M.
Unusually nice features; 32-ft. liv,
bath on 1st A.; 2 baths on 2nd d. ;;
lower level, din. rm., kit, maid rm.,
bath; large closets, unique. Many
extras too numerous to mention. In
cludtng excel. financing will be -ex.
planned by Mr.. Measell on premises.
lEGIIM a GERRER nR Qn0n %
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
$4,000

@4,UUU
UNDERPRICED
How. u i possible to shop and shop
and not know q real value2 Newly
huilt Of the finest materials.
A RAMBLER
In flnest NV. location. for pre-Regu-
lation * financing. 3 bedrooms. 2k
baths. nsmt.. garaEe. gas heat. Spa
cious closets, Built OF stone and
brick. with all-electric kitchen, Cal
Immediately and buy or trade OF
you'll be too late,
Dorothy X. Winston & Co.
909 18th ct. NV. ST. 055n. sH. 7446
BY OWNER
1916 VEAZEY ST. NV.
tBET. CONN. AND WIS. AYES,
Four bedrms., den, gar; So9. $50,
Open Sat. and Sun. IL to s. %
NEAR WALTER REED
Family-type home, beaut. dec. ist
FIR: Liv. rm.. din. rrn.. modern
bath. 3rd Fir; Studin rni. With
4uorescent nEhtine. FULL BSMT.
Graceful wide stairway. side en-
trance, 2-cer det. gare~e. C,il
Mrs. Kadow, OIL. 8O72 or ST. 1900.
JAMES L, DIXON & co.
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1886 10Th ST. NV.

UPEN Z.B SUNDAY
unusually attractive de.
yaened brick home In desirable
iocation; wiz appeal to Q fam-
ily % desiring . larger home;
Tor immediate occupancy; o.
It. living room, l5xI6 dining
room, powder room, den. Z
lovely twin-size bedrooms. 3
baths. finished room and hath
on 3rd floor; recreation room:
$4,000 4h% first trust avail.
able. can be purchased on ex-
cellent terms. See Mr.. Law.
renee, RA. 1868, OR. $40.
]. NELSON HUGES
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
5 Bedrooms; 2H. Baths
REST OErEp pTTvc

BEST OFFER BUYS
convenient and desirable MT. Pleas.
ant; beautifully cared for and
thoroughly modernized by an orig.
inel owner; rms. (5 bedrooms)
2s baths; including huge living
lovely big. modern kit. Ewes. cal
vi. 1884. FRANK 8. Phillips
O1. 14l1. 90
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-NE

N. MICHIGAN PARK, 47Ig 12th n
Semtdet. brick. 3 bedrMs.. Hyini
room. dining rm., all elec, kit, ney
L0rty gal. water heater, BRYANT ~
furnace, aluminium det. garaFe. io
2SzaxlO4 open 2 to 8 pm. 6uiidsy
S1T95O by OWNER. -
W00DRIDGE BUNGALOW-Five rms
sno patn; gas heat, furn. recer. rTr,.
financing. cash required above trust,
price S13.5O0; no agents. DE. O2I5
BARGAIN AND FUTuRE-corDsr
near Union Station; brick; . apts.
S. rms; ana oath each; live In one
ground noor pay on loans and taxes
Keep TINS property now and It vii
Keep you later. Small down nav,
ment. BASILIKO INVESTMES1
~" o M Perry. pI. S724: ewes.
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HILLCREST'
Paul P. Stone, Realtor

HILLCREoT AREA-NEW
Lovely new modern semidet brick
homes: Front porch, eide hall plan;
modern ecu pped kitchen, Holy.
weod tile bath, basement, laundry
tubs. many extras: conv. to shop
ping, schools. ira sportation. non-
regulation *" low-down payment,
Trace accepted. To inspect. call tn
HAMILTON REALTY CO.. 474 < ct.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Iness Fails 10 Crack
Record but Trojans
Win Conference Title
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

EUGENE Ore, May 24.Long-
armed Sim Iness failed today in
his attempt to crack the world
discuss record, but his Southern
California teammates went on to
win the annual Pacific Coast
Conference track title.
Iness in four tries could not
improve on the tremendous throw
he made in the qualifying round
yesterday. a throw that will be
submitted for recognition as an
American record.
Meet officials got confirmation
from engineers that it was farther
than any man previously had
thrown the discus in this country.
1t was surveyed at 1873 feet, 5A
inches, which is a quarter inch
less than officials had measured
/ it by tape yesterday. 4 :
Parry O'Brien won the shot put
with a throw of 81 feet, 3 inches.
This throw stood up through
today's final competition. He
made it in the qualifying round
yesterday, bettering a Hayward
Field record on the University
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Potomac Comets Win
In Annapolis Regatta
speeieI pispateh 10 The stor

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May "a
Potomac River shippers today
made a clean sweepsin the Comet
class as the Annapolis Yacht Club
opened its annual spring series on
Chesapeake Bay. A feet of 65
boats raced.
Bobby Orme of the Corinthian
Yacht Club was leading the Com
cts with two second places. Bob
Ray of Columbia Yacht Club was
second on points with a first and
fourth place. Harvey LekSon, also
of Columbia, stood third by vir-
tue of a first and fifth. All
classes sail another race tomor-
row. to end the series.
Jack Fordyce of Potomac River
Sailing Association led a fleet
of Thistle class Doats in a single
race for that class. Bill Heintz of
West River Sailing Club was Sec
ond and DR.. Walter Lawson OF
Columbia Yacht Club third.
In the big boat class, winners
included Jim Brickell's Starlight
of Oxford, Md, in the Class A
cruising division and AL Kuehnle's
Vixen Of Annapolis in the Class
B division.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Car That Won Speedway Race
In 81 Wrecked in Record Test

European racing champion last
year, moved into the lineup with
naverage of 134.308 in a Viz
Italian Ferrari. His speed was
about two miles an hour faster
than speedway engineers had be-
lieved possible for the road-racing
car on the big track.
Eight of the drivers with quail
fed cars will start for the first
time in the race May 30-unless
they are bumped" from the line
Iup by faster cars that qualify
after the field is filled. They in
cluded Corpl. Jimmy Reece of the
Air Force and Oklahoma City,
Okla. who too ka furlough to
qualify the new John link Special
Iat 133.993 miles an hour.
Other Newcomers In Lineup.
The other newcomers in the
lineup George Tichenor of
!Logansport, Ind: Jim Rigsby of
Lennox, Calf: Art Cross of Brun-
swick, N. j.. the 1851 AAA midget
Ichamp;> Bobby Scott of Gardena,
Calf; Eddie Johnson of Cuya-
lhoga Falls, Ohio; Jim Bryan of
Phoenix, Ariz., and Ascari.
| George Connor of Los Angeles
headed the old-timers who quail
Iified. He made the lineup for the
18th time in a car that lost it's
engine in time trials a week ago.
He skidded LOO feet on that oc-
casion after his crank shaft broke,
but he came back with a new
lengine today and qualified at a
brisk 135.609 miles an hour.
A heavy overnight rain had
threatened to delay the trials, but
the track dried quickly and a
crowd estimated at more than
so, 900 turned out.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Of Oregan campus here. It was
more than three feet shy of the
conference record.
No other records were broken
Southern California piled up
62 70 points. Stanford 35, California
305f6. UCLA 20, Washington
State 1912, Oregon 10, Oregon
State 1879, Washington IA, Idaho
6.
For the Trojans it was their 18th
consecutive title. They won seven
events and tied for first in another.
Jack Davis. uses outstanding
hurdler. was the only double VIM
ner. He won with ease in both
low and high hurdles.
There were a couple of sur
prises. Bob Gray of Washington
State provided one in the 100
yard dash. giving the favored Rod
Richard of UCLA his first con-
ference defeat of the season. Gray
won in SO seconds.
Ralph Sutton of Oregon State
Evening star., 1952-05-25
By The Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS, May "a. -
Thirty-one positions in tho 23-""r
starting field for the 500-mile auto
race Friday were 1ll..A =, al
record smashing time trial marred
by the wreck of the famous Bel
anger SO car.
Tony BettenhauserG of Tinley
Park, ILL.,, escaped with minor in
juries after hitting the concrete
outer wall in the Belanger that
carried him to the American Auto
mobile Association racing cham
pionship last year.
The car, Lee Wallard's winner
in the 1851 Memorial Day rase,
was damaged too badly to be re-
paired for the final time tials to-
morrow. BettenhauSen had been
1876 miles an hour when he lost
contol on the shot south straight
away, spun and banged into the
wall three times.
Two Records Broken.
Bill Vukovich of Fresno, Calf :,
cacked two Indianapolis Motor
Speedway records in the first OF
the days "a successful qualifying
runs. Seven others qualified last
Saturday.
Vukovich made the 10 miles al
1922 miles an hour in a new
-four cylinder car owned by the
Howard Keck Co. of Los Angeles
He set a one lap (2lamiles) record
Iof 139.427.
The one-lap mark stood only
until veteran Chet Miller of Lo.
Angeles took the track in a Now
Pure Oil Special and turned a lar
in 139.600. A fused piston kept
him from completing the 10 miles
he probably will run again Sunday
Freddy Agabashian of Albany
Calf, had set the old marks oi
138.010 for 10 moles and 139.104
for one lap last Saturday in 9
Cummins Diesel Special.
Vukovich was the AAA midget
Fchampion in 1850. He started in
his first 500-mile race last year
Eand was stopped by broken oil
tank early in the race.
Fastest Field Qualifying.
The Memorial Day fiel, with two
spaces open. has averaged 135.O75
miles an hour in the qualifications
The full field last year had beer
the fastest with 80 -"
Alberto Ascari of Milan, Italy
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Bundy Is Unit Winner
In Junior 0Iympies

Bundy Playground yesterday
scored SO points to become the
unit division winner in the Dis
trict Recreation Departments
Junior Olympic track meet for
elementary school-age boys on the
Banneker playground.
Lincoln Playground was second
with IS points. followed by Barry
Farms with l6, completing the
! unit competition.
Winner Of the regional meet,
also held ct Banneker. was Region
K, with So points, followed by
H with 36. G with 50 and / with
1o. ~ $50. .s.a4s i
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Cornell Grew Sets Record

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May "a
P). - Cornells varsity eight
cared crew set a new record Of
|8:45.6 for the Charles Rivers
mile and three-quarters upstream
course while nosing. out Harvard
by less than a yard today. The
triangular race included Boston
University, which finished 10
lengths behind.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

provided the other surprise in the
javelin event. Before this meet
the best he ever had been able to
achieve was 201 feet. Yesterday
he suddenly threw 215 feet and
today he won by whipping the
javelin 224 feet 214 inches. Chuck
MisSfeldt, the favorite from Ore
gon, was second at 223 feet 10
inches,
Evening star., 1952-05-25
Lions Siqn Two PIuyers

DETROIT. May 24.-The De-
troit Lions today announced the
signing of SherWin Gandee, rookie
end from Ohio State, and Half
back Jim Hill, in his second sea-
son, to contracts for the 1862 Ma
tional Football League season. Hill
played for Tennessee in his col
legiate days.
Evening star., 1952-05-25
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY
TRADE-IN OFFER

Drive in today. We will give you top trade-in allowance
for your old tires We will buy your unused mileage when
YOU trade for B. F. Goodrich 'IIFE-SAVER" Tubeess
Tires No charge for mounting.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
MOTORCYCLES
RAllERS

SUPREME '52 33-ft. 2-bedrms.; sleeps
9. Bath with shower. canope and
1acks inel.; $3.50 or best offer.
HEETER TRAILER SALES - cherr,
Hill Trailer Park, Route 1. Berwyn,
Nd. authorized dealer for several
makes OF new and used house trail
LOWBoY, S4-ft. long BY loft. wide;
40-ton capacity; 16 wheels; S.25x15,
IL ply tires with 5-ton GMC tractor.
Complete unit, $500 or will sell
sep. 2Sl3 Jefferson-Davis hwy. Arl.,
SCHULZ. 1851; 33-ft.: showers, toilet,
island bed. sultan lounge. aluminium
awning, plus many extras for $3,40o.
Located ON excel. trailer court lot.
Call XII. 9-366S .
1882 AMERICAN aluminium 26-ft.
tandem; large Frigidaire and shower:
private owner. East Potomac Trailer
scHULT. 1917, GIFT; apt. size gas
porch attached to trailer: on perm.
lot with pvt. bath, elec wash. mach.
In shed: S1.395 complete or will sell
RfaSn RGNPLE EAf TRAILER VILLAGE. VII G. Alex. e.
1899 sssfisi siLVER vi; STAR, 80 IT,. $1,000
and equity S2.250. Lot As. York
shire Acres. 4 mi. past Centerville.
Route % to Manassas. r. o. BOX
21S2. Alexandria. -
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CARS WANTED
80 models up to '52 models.
Call Jack
For Cash
TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 1947 panel deliver
$500 or best offer. JU. $500

CHEVROLET 1947 panel delivery;
5000 or best ofier. JU. $4,000.
INTERNATIONAL 81: eft. express
body. This unit IS like new through-
TON FoRDD MOTOR CO.. 1917
North Moore ST., Arl.. Va. oW.
DODGE '4s 1h-ton: stake body: new
tres: " SSSd gSSd cond.; OWNER. $500.
FoGP on Il 81 ssaSa panel; going into service.
GMC. 5-ton,. model 72O tractor and
lowboy trailer; 40-ton capacity, 1G
wheels; S.25x15 12-ply tires. COM
plete unit. $1,000. or will sell sep
arate. 2S13 Jefferson-Davis hwy.
FORD i95i F-e dump truck. 3~yd.
BODY: good cond:; Sl,s95. See a:
AMOcO STA. 1905 New Jersey ave.
s;w.' daily, 2 to 8 p.m.; Sat. and
DODGE ia4d panel. .. ton: good run
ming ming order; $500. Phone Brandy
GMC ea-ton. 1s-ft. van body. la52;
new-truck condition. Cali Monday,
to 4, Ii. 4-5454. -
DODGE 1947 half-ton panel; good
condition, blue paint; $3.50 II sold
this week. TU. 4547. --6
FORD 1851 new F-6 with Gar Wood
hydraulic hoist with 30-ft. boom;
Just like truck crane. WO. 5229.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

SOUTHERN MD. water front and in
side: sos up, terms. Call Wayside
CaEsvSY CHAsE-s acres near East
West hwy. and Rock Greek Park.
Rolling ground surrounded by large
homes In outstanding development.
TG settle estate priced reas.
LAND. INVESTMENTS. any size. any
type: anywhere. Call C. LOUIS Ca
PUTT, JE. 2-1415. IS
LGE. LOT In Woodside Park. with
frontage on Sligo Creek pkwy.
Ready for BLDG; $4,000. 81. 3499.
SEMIDkT.-1-1S lots. utilities in.
street on Rrade: Riyerdale. SWATS
d HARRIS, 81. 1886. OR. 7006.
WOODED LOT. 59x142: beautiful
Rollingwood sec., Chevy Chase. Nd;
Woodvine st. between Leland and
BTookyille. Call after 1880 pm.
VI. O30S. -
PINE RIDGE. exclusive residential
district; i00x330 IT.; reasonably
VIENNA. vA.-ll0x275. ready for
building; large shade trees; terms.
Call XII. 9-265S. .
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE, acre-plus;
Montgomery County, 3 miles b. c.
Reasonable terms. WI. 1882. "a
Evening star., 1952-11-01

rooms; directly on water. sand beach,
pier; boats; sacrifice. ME. Oslo.
AT BAY RIDGE, directly on the bay.
One Of this beautiful resorts most
desirable yr.-around homes. Compl.
and beautifully furnished. Lge. lawn
and spacious screened porcheS. Liv-
Ing room with fireplace, dining
room. q very modern kitchen. two
bedrooms and q bath on the FIRST
fioor and upstairs two nice bedrooms
and. bath. Showers. laundry. oil
Cape Loeb Haven-Acre lot directly
on the water and beautiful Dwelling
mas on the LIST floor 2 bedrooms and
bath with living room and dining
room. both very attractive, and q
modern kitchen. Upstairs are 2 nice
bedrooms and second bath. Oil
heat Full basement and moderately
priced.
Cape Loch Hayen-The original home
steao in this very fine area, Di-
rectly on the water with a view
unsurpassed. Large lot. beautiful
trees 4 bedrooms, two baths. This
hcme is priced very reasonably.
Directly on the bay near Log Inn--A
large home. 3 bedrooms and four
beths also sleeping porches. Beau
tifu' screened porches and nice
grounds. The living room has q
fireplace and Is q comfortable room,
Also, . dining room and kitchen.
JOSEPH D. LAzENBY, Realtor
els Main St, Annapolis, Maryland
Phone 1854
Evening star., 1952-11-01
65 ACRES

12-rm., 3-bath house; rs yrs. old;
excel cond.; good tenant. house;
nice stream through meadow: 40
min. to Wash. on concrete road.
HOWARD r SCHAFER. WI. 5441.
COLORED, $1,000 DOWN, $40 no.:
room dwelling: $50 mi south Of
D. c. TIE. 413l. 3
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
FLORIDA PROPERTY

:-FAMILY HOUSE. basement; pvt.
entrance: new cond. |; oil heat; over
Evening star., 1952-11-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BAETOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
1881 q Sc. NV. ME. 2495.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes. D. c..
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGES & INVEST
Mafsrr.S MEMT GoRPss nspss 1919 N. z. ave. NV
AMPI.E FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st,
2nd and Bird MORTGAGES, nearby Nd.
S-3600. 319 Fig Bldg. Sil. Spg.. Nd.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV, Ma. GAGS.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2a to AZ DISCOUNT.
Mr.. QUICK-RA. 3418. 1.
2nd TRUSTS. ARLINGTON AREA
Immed. action. McClatne Properties
21O0 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 2-33Ol
End TRUSTS
Second trusts wanted. Cash today
RA. 22S1. GL 6676. day or evenings
-3
Evening star., 1952-11-01
RIVER ROAD ACREAGE

POTOMAC FARM ESTATES" offers
3 to acre homesites in an exclu-
slvely planned community, conven.
lent to shopping, schools and trans.
portation. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY,
NC, Potomac Office. Oliver R233
Evening star., 1952-11-01
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY
tconfinued.)


We have available in our new build
ing in Rosslyn 5000 SO. It. of ONCE
space. which can be rented. as one
unit or subdivided for. smaller ten
ancies. There is plenty Of parking
space. excellent bus service and
downtown WASHINGTON is less than
10 minutes away by auto. In addi-
tion to low rent. we offer q clean,
wholesome environment with q
beautiful nobstructed view across
the Potomac River toward George
town University. Ideal for archi-
tects. contractors. insurance COM
panieS. etc. Call MR.. HUBBARD at
Glebe 4100, Monday through Fri
day.
SHERATON BLDG.
(Formerly Kass Bldg.). III 14th St
NV. Modern aforementioned bldg
9SS 50. it.. divided into 4 ofices
To inspect, call RE. 645S, or see
manager. 3
Downtown Office Space
Available Immediately; several Offices
in desirable location; air-condi.
tioning optional. To inspect. cal
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, Ma. $500
Evening star., 1952-11-01
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BAY HOME. 3 bed
rooms; directly on water. sand beach,
pier; boats; sacrifice ME 0hIA .
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DILLON LAND co,
JE. 4-4O4O
18 ACRES
SACRIFICE
NEARBY SMALL FARM

electricity and telephone. Old barn
and outbuildings. About 3 acres
cleared, level land. Beautiful shade
trees in yard. On edge OF nearby
Virginia town. 18 miles from WASH
ington. Price less than $4,000.
TERRY B. SIMMS
FA. 6h17 GE. 7O37
Evening star., 1952-11-01

CADILLACS WANTED
'41-'52 models. se us before you
trade or sell yo' Cadillac. We will
pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-01

cHRYSLER 1851 Windsor de luxe A.
dr.: 2-tone; +. and h.; 1-owner car;
looks and runs like new S2,15O or
best offer. SH. 6623. .
Evening star., 1952-11-01

IA ACRES. 227-ft. frontage on hard
surfaced. road. located in Clarkes-
vile. Md; $3.50. JU. 1850. %
l56 LOTS, with streets on grade;
81 300 each. Could be handled with
$4,000 cash. Excellent Wheaton To-
ROBERT, L, LOWERY. SH. 920O;
Evening star., 1952-11-01

1947 convertible: good
running cond.: S700. Call LA
6-TOS7. -
1851 station wagon:
fully equipped; clean, excel. cond
$500 actual miles; $1,000. OR.
1851 2-dr. sedan:
Powerglide: dark grey; 4.750 miles;
ed. Unable to drive. on account OF
Gail after s pm, OR. 1918. -
40 2-dr. sedan; S145.
710 r. /. ave. ne. -
1947 2-dr. Fleetline;
2-tone green. r. and h., clock. spot
new tires. S695. CO. 6795. d
, 1952-07-18

participate in t h e project
which is a part Of the United
Nations Expanded Technical
Assistance Programme.
Among the territories which
have already submitted pro-
posals for use Of the new fa-
cilities are: Surinam, Barba-
dos, Trinidad and Tobago, St.
Lucia, the Leeward Islands
& the Bahamas. Various terri
tories, including Trinidad and
Tobago, Jamaica, Martinique
and the Guianas, are now
carrying on insect control cam
paigns with the advice of
WHO through DR.. de CARES
who is stationed in Jamaica.
Emphasis will be placed on
the training of local personnel.
It is expected that Puerto Rico
will be used as the principal
training ground. Field work
will include house spraying
with DOT, though it is posi-
bic that some other insecticide
will be used.
, 1952-07-18
De Castro. Bartlett
Coming to Discuss
Agri. Stotion Here

Governor de Castro plans to
visit St. Croix on Monday at
which time he will confer
with Kenneth Bartlett, Direc-
tor Of the Agricultural Station
at Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Bartlett is coming to
represent the Department Of
Agriculture to discuss the
Virgin Islands Agricultural
Program.
, 1952-07-18
ST Thornus Council
Posses New Hotel
Low Over Protests

ST. THOMAS: An ordinance
to provide regulations for ho-
tells and guest housesr was
adopted on Monday night by
the Council. The measure,
which was proposed by hotel
owners, provides for the safe
keeping Of money, jewelry
and other belongings Of guests,
and fixes the hotels liability
in event Of damage or theft;
and gives the hotel the right
to refuse Accommodations to
criminals, intoxicated persons
and other undesirables.
, 1952-07-18
Employees Move
To Establish
Credit Union

ST. THOMAS: Employee re-
representatives. from various
Federal and Municipal de-
partments, authorities & agen-
cies met in st. Thomas with
James 7. Coats, Regional Re
preventative of the Bureau Of
Federal Credit Unions, to dis
cuss plans for establishing a
credit union.
A committee was selected to
nominate members to a board
of directors, and on Monday
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, 1952-07-18
Pldns to Creute
". /. Office III
Wosh. Get OkuY

Plans for establishing a Vir-
gin Islands office Of informa-
ton in Washington, p. G.
received the vigorous support
Of members of the Legislative
Assembly this week. Antici-
pating an executive veto Of
the proposal, members indicat-
ed they would return to ses-
sion to pass the measure over
the Governors veto.
The resolution congratulate
ing the people Of Puerto Rico
on their achievement of com
monWealth status was unani-
mously adopted by the
legislature.
Members agreed to hold pub
lie lectures in st. Thomas and
ST. Croix before adjournment
to get the people to sign a pc
tition urging the Senate not to
take action on the organic act
without public hearings in the
islands.
, 1952-07-18
Governor de Cdstro
To Deliver Chut"
Over WIVI 6 VISTA

Arrangements have been
completed for the broadcast
ing of the regular suppertime
chat series by Governor de
Castro over Station WIVI in
st. Croix a d VISTA in
St. Thomas.
On Monday evening, July q,
His Excellency will speak
over WIN at Z o'clock. In the
following weeks he will re-
sumo his regular schedule
alternating over VISTA at
6:15 and over WIVI at Z
o'clock on Monday evenings.
, 1952-07-18
Property Owner to
Test ST. Thomus'
R-edssesslnn in Court

ST. THOMAS: Charging that
the reassessment Of real pro-
perty was conducted in an
Illegal, arbitrary and captious
manner, Earl Ricardo filed
suit in the District Court this
week asking that the 1852 tax
rolls be set aside and that col
lection of taxes based on these
rolls be enjoined.. The firm Of
Dudley, Hoffman & Nc owan
represents the plaintiff.