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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COUNTRY GROCERY STORE, Fair
fax County: brick bldg. with 6-rm.
living quarters; situated on '1-acre
commercial lot; plenty of room for
expansion; weekly business OF S1,So0
increasing rapidly; owner will sell
property. bldg. and business, lock.
to reiabie psts party For appt to in
Spect, call Mr.. Brown. with YEONAS
REALTY, GIL. 3l00. OK. 1243. IT
MOTEL, units, on large shaded lot;
3-rm. operators apt. 7-rm. home;
good income; between Wash. D; G..
$1,000 down, bal. easy payments
TALL PINES MOTEL. Jessup,, Md
DELlCATESsEN-Located in heart Of
Of best NV. apartment neighbor-
hood; long established: 2 apis. over
wk.: death forces sale with low down
sive with D. SISLEN, broker, LEILA
Conn. ave-, RE. 3795. RA. 1904
WANTED-Man to invest in q grow.
Ing. well-established business: very
sound sound business business opportunity. Boz
FooD., eSS'.i MACHINES. AGA SODA, over $500
daily, This is one of the best To-
Gated corners and bus transfers in
Washington: $l5. 900 cash to handle
souVESRss sGI1TST sohARsHTH ASb GiFTs 81 eaaS sppsox
asaafy s5Go iasf aeiudes asnt
stock. Very profitable, real money.
maker. $12,5O0 cash required. MIL
TON GOLDSMITH. DI. 0440.
DEEss apts ssSe sbS9e long p4c. est Sny has ss55S '
OVENS REALTY. Me. % 04ss, '0'0oo
SHOE REPAIR CONCESSION avail. ir
busy dry cleaning store; refs. re-
auired; Phone II: 6:69s8a
TOP QUALITY AND SERVICE on m
ists isasd kE tasnsTS $751; offered to retail out
WANTED. dry cleaning business
Mus Must have good lease. No brokers
NO DAMAGE too small or too large
Ss N Il PRY 6fNfaSf laSlhiSy asS l4
GkocERY s 9iMi: YaSi A6EEicATEssEN. HItls must sci
due to illness. Full stock and modern
fixtures. EASTERN MARKET, 7th
and c Sc, AID. 5521.
BEAUTY SALON in busy shoppins
fsntec Saf casb large box atEnnodesR H4s s9ar
TAVERN, restaurant and bar; air.
GATEWAY; loc. at Lexington PIX
Patuxent Naval Base, st. .Mary's
county, Mo- T-day liquor license
on and off sale; legal slot machines
10-yr: lease. DISAGREEMENT of part.
ners forces sale at SO. 500 cash, incl
stock. Exclusive with D. SISLEN
broker, l211-A Conn. ave-, RE
ELDERLY COUPLE sacrifice fine op
portunity; store doing between 500
| and $1,000 wk.; can do better New
| fixtures, self-service; densely popu
| lated area; transit stop. New lease
Must sell. Owner i'll. ia. $685. o.
ESTABLISHED Va. country store
1904 50. it.; stock, fixtures and rea
estate, including attrac. home, 1h
| acre lot; excel oppor. Price surpriS
tngly low at $32 800. JAMES E
| MAHONEY, HUI. $40. -17
CANDY VENDING MACHINES (Na
tionaO for sale. Also hot nuts ven
dors. IA. 3916 until pm. daily
GOLD NINE UNUsUAL-Furnishe,
30-rm., 6-bath nursery school ant
| live-in mother and children room
| ing house. Pvt. rms. now occupied
| Equipped kit. din. rm., playground
| 2 day nurseries. station wagon ant
TV. Quoted mo. income. $3.50
7-year lease; equipment and extra
yours for $4,000. Terms to suit
| AP. 1872 -17
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

COLORED-12O4 EUCLID ST. NV
a rms. and bath, all utils. furn
adults only; .S115. Apply GUY TIN.
NER. 1929 1lth st. NV. NO. 4907
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NEW MANAGEMENT
THE MANOR HOUSE
l324 MONROE CT NV.

Colored-SpotlesS maintenance, at
tracttve public spaces, resident man
ager and carefully selected tenancy
now being featured in this fne. con-
sized. completely decorated, modern
apis. available. Inspection invited
any day until $500 pm.
WEINBERG & BUSH
37o7 n st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500
Ia
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VIENNA. VA.-3 bedrms., 2 baths. liv
rm. with firepl.. extra downstairs
6earm: OF patior' an nn drvsr : crpeS scrsepeS
porch, barn. playhouse. lovely lawn
trees; near school and stores; $165
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 900
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 3s05 Club dr..
6 rms, 2 baths, den and lab. Isl
f.: recr. rm. and bath in bsmt.
garage. Now available; $500 pei
mo.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 1858 North.
ampton St. 6 rms. 2 baths. recr
rm: and lab. in bsmt;; maids rm
Open or call WI. 23O0 for appt.
1888 TENNYsoN ST. 8 rms. anc
den on 1st H., recr. rm. and lab. ir
bSmt.; $500 per mo.
EDW. H. JONES a. CO.. INC
$500 Conn. Ave. WO. 1900. IL
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1900 BAYLISS DR.. ALEX.

CONVENIENT TO PENTAGON.
3-bedrm. brk. rambler
with beautifully handicapped fenced
In yard; new youngstown kitchen
with auto. dishwaSher; newly deco.
rated throughout. Rent, $3.50 pei
mo. Make appointment to see. Cal
Mr.. Hynson, with H. g. SMITHY
20 GT Q2O0
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.J

PARTLY FURNISHED-For. rent b,
owner. Large. comfortable home
best GEORGETOWN location. Reserv.
ing lower level apt. for owner
Rent, 1915. References EXCHANGED
Box 13-D, Star. lis
YOUNG DIPLOMATIC COUPLE re.
quires 2-bedrm. house; good sittinl
rm., din. rm.; pay $3.50 or more
for suitable accommodations. Phone
LANHAM-S90 mo.-2-bedrm. bun
galow, auto. heat; occupancy Sept
10; prefer 3 adults or cple. and
child. Out Defense hgwy. to Princess
Garden rd.. left a mile to sign on
right. H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
Realtor, WA. 5000.
1888 I?th ST. N.W.-Available i'm.
med: mr.. Walter Reed. Six lovely
rms, 2 baths. laundry and base
ment. built-in garage. S165 mo
FRED A. SMITH CO., Elk. 24S9.
SEPT. 8 TO NOV. IS. Chevy Chase
Md.-Four and one-half bedrms..
baths. Reas. rent. to right party
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Clean. modern, 8 bedrms;, de luxe
Army or Navy clause. Open Sat. and
Sun. after ! pm. Loc. mr.. AMMAN
dale. Va. State Rd. 10. Rte. /,
Box 40. Hummer rd. OW. 5S5S
or JE 3-lN65 IL
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HOUSES UNFURNIsnED
PRICK RAMRT FIR

BEDRMs.. kit. with .elec. range
hot water. oil heat; S110 mo
Evening star., 1952-08-17

New Hampshire Estates
New. Semidetached Ramblers
3 Bedrms., Daylight Bsmt.
$125 Per Month on Lease
Occupancy Sept. /: close to schools
""0 PoIINGER COMPANY
JU. 1888, JU. 7-SS09; Sat. ana
sun, JU. 7-7466. -17
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial SWITCH
board, utilities. three elevators, car
peted corridors. delivery service,
two large parking areas; storage
Resident manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
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APTs. OUT OF TOWN

MIAMI WIDOWER will rent home tc
transients: 2 bedrms. with all mod.
ern fixtures. for convenience anc
comfort, including all utilities
for season. Sii5 per mo; rates for
] mo-, $50. Write w. p. DICKIN-
SON. 1881 NV. Miami Court.
Miami. Florida,
big studio room. kit,
bath, lovely old Md. estate. AZ
stores. churches. pools conv. Sykes
vile 323-J-3.
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EDMUND J. FLYNN

(Co-o Apt. Authority Since 1920
Wash. Bldg. RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
COLORED-17O1 SWAN ST. NV.
corner New Hampshire ave-; I
rooms. bath apt. in elevator bldg.
like rent. For details call office oi
A. M. DRAISNER. 1923 vt. ave
NV. Ma: s036 daily till z pm.
conoREb onG; Ii to 3se, r.rRMoNT Tls ST
NV. in nice apt. bldg.-2 rooms
kit. and bath: SS2. 80 mo. with
small down payment. See ianitor
Call GE. 3431 or RA. 1851. lis
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AGENT AT SAMPLE HOME
GIG SWEETBRIAR DIR.
1880 Daily and Sunday
XII, 8-6140, TIE. 1858

Follow q. 8. 1 approx.
miles south Of Alex. turn left ai
Dixie Pig Barbecue On Beacon HI
non blvd. a Of q mile south OF
Hunting Towers, turn right on Belle
Haven ave-, left on Fort Hunt I'd
to Belleview blvd. and right Il
subdivision. tFollow signs.)
Monroe Development Corp.
~ nc: Eias, e hvys Se&ssgsaos sgas AenssF;
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Walker & Dunlop, Inc.

w dlkcr 0 OuIllOp, AAAC.
1905 3Sth st. NV; this nicely furn.
:,-bedrm. house in quiet Glover
Park is now avail. at Sl50. per mo.
There is a full bsmt. with lavatory;
garage Key is in our oflce.
Town house, exclusive neighborhooo.
Beautiful home, magnificently furn.
4 floors with l3 rms, 5l2 baths;
servants quarters in bsmt,; eleva-
tor, garden, 2-car gar; 500 per
mo. BY appt. only.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. O222.
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AIR-CONDITIONED

AIR-CONDITIONED
20 minutes from downtown; 2-bed-
rms; newly decorated; brick; auto
matte oil heat. Quiet neighborhood
In beautiful Takoma Park: Full
bsmt. Baby welcome. No drinking OF
pets. S145 or best offer. Now till
Feb. BEN GLANZER. GE.. 0SOO, OF
sH. 54S6. Sunday and after. lis
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GEORGETOWN

NGO4t\AG4 Nv ~
Three rms, kit. and bath. new stove
and refgr:; newly decorated through.
out; $125.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th et. NV. DI. $3.50
COLORED-l46 T NE; 2 rms, Kit.
use Of bath; also / large c. iI5n. front
coIoRED@sss RET 1 V1si VV1HRNtUGS tS 81. SIT NV
2 rms. kit quiet persons; no chill.
dTen sGnv t5SnSp; iiX,S nAi Se4s sSooM
bedroom. kitchen. bath apt. for re-
CoLORED@APT.. 1 ROOM. KIT. and
bath. 1416 Corcoran st. NV. NO
coIo}RREp-Lcr, RM.. bay-winnsow ns
private kitchen. elec. refgr.; ntct
empl. couple AT S756.
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WHILE THEY LAST
ADpT.v To
OVERIOOKING

ROCK CREEK PARK
house. 8 bedrms.; suit
able for diplomat; $175 mo-; yearly
lease. 1927 Ingleside terrace NV.
AID, 7499 U0-6). IL
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Own Your Own Apt. House

We have been instru-
mental in putting into
operation in Washington
cooperative apartment
home ownership develop
ments in AZ buildings.
All of these buildings
have operated most sat-
isfactorily, from the in
PRODUCTION Of this plan in
1920 to the present time.
Each of our develop
ments has had certain
principles applied that
are essential to the con-
tinous success Of a CO.
operative under any con-
ceivable circumstance
that might arise during
years Of operation.
You may acquire a
home in one of these
buildings and own your
own apartment with
economy, comfort and
confidence by calling our
office for information
regarding our present
resale liStings. We have
available now several
choice selections in vary
Ing sizes and prices.
EnMIINn r TT VNN
Evening star., 1952-08-17
LIQUOR STORE

This store located In. the most de-
neighborho0d. Will show about
94& 90. capital invested. REQUIRE
41hatAq1iAl eaah. No bgoksrs. Hox
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GEORGETOWN
Newly restored, small town house;
3 bedrooms, 2 baths: fireplace, ga!
heat; terrace. See 326l ProSpec'
ave. NV, Sun, 2-6 pm. kE. 7-uiZS
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4 CHANCE or A LrFETMGE-vSry
small overhead. very busy lQcstion;
hsnt meat N and sEcessy: y3th -
Evening star., 1952-08-17

GOLD MINE UNUSUAL-Furnished
3O-rm., 6-bath nursery school and
live-in mother and children room
ing house. Pvt. rms. now occupied
2 day nurseries. station wagon and
TV. Quoted mo. income. $2,250;
7-yeAr lease; equipment and extras
yours for $4,000. Terms to suit
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5O59 SARGENT ROAD NE. .
Brick. corner, excellent condition: Q
rooms. bath, powder room. full base
ment; $50 on lease: .
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. $3.50
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THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. AUGUST II, 1852
Evening star., 1952-08-17

BEAUTY SALON
Modern. like new; illness necessitates
sale. Buy almost for balance due
WA. 1884. is
Evening star., 1952-08-17

FLOWER SHOP, NV. Transient ano
good neighborhood trade. Owner
Joining y. s. service. Must SELL
NATHAN SILVER, Tower Bldg, ME
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

1.-THE Watson cottle ore tops. The
heifer is bred to Dondy Rex, the fomed
$4,000 bull purchased from Bolten
& Dovis. The bulls are half brothers
to others that have brought top prices
at the Winter Foir."
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15
Jack Seq:

"The eosy-feeding spideIs have coused
much favorable comment and will GER
toinIy produce beef without horns"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

THE Luther Bulls ore outstanding
prospects. His first Winter Fair con-
sienment will undoubtedly droW lot
Of favorable attention"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

"Bodine Herefords are massive on-the-
ground cottIe. They ore consistently
tops in oil sales"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

''The Hagen Beou DonoIds ore OUT
standing fleshine cottle. See this one
and buy him"
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-03-15

This typy, heow-boned bull was OUT
standing as q Golf ond is outstanding
as q yeorline.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Trinity COLLEGE, Tnlk

The Rev. Jon p. Mulgrew, in
structor in theology at Trinity
College. will speak on Wisdom
and Trends" at 8:15 pm. tomor-
row IN the college auditorium.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
$500, 900 Gem Collection
Of Mrs. WiIks 10 Be Sold
Nv NE A,,ocic,ed Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 26.JeWelry
valued at 100000 that once be-
longed to Mrs. Sylvia Green Wilks
has been freed from q bank vault
to be placed on the auction block
April % and "a.
Most. If not all. Of the jewelry
has been In a bank vault since
1886, when Mrs. Wilks got the
valuables as request from her
brother. Their mother was Hetty
Green, famous financier.
It is doubted If Mrs. Wilks ever
had worn many Of the jewels
before she died in February, 1851.
The collection is to be placed
on exhibition April II. Until
then. the gems will be kept in a
National City Bank strong room.
Included in the jewel collec-
ton are so studded brace
lets, 48 rings set with diamonds,
many clusters Of diamonds and
rings with marquise and emerald
cut diamonds.
There also are 80 brooches
solidly encrusted with diamonds,
necklaces. pendants and diamond
pierced platinum chains.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Libruriuns to Meet

Libruriuns to Meet
The District Association Of Med
|ical Records Librarians viii meet
lat z o'clock tonight at the Armed
Forces Institute Of Pathology,
Seventh street and Independence
avenue S.W.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Colby Alumni Dinner

William Bryan. admissions di-
rector at Colby College. VIII talk
on the Maine colleges expansion
plan at d dinner meeting Of alumni
at 7:3O pm. tomorrow in the Kene-
saw Cafe. 5000 Sixteenth street
NV.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
4.FumilY Brick
BUNGALOW

a rooms eoch suite: individual heot
excellent income, S23.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
Brick Building

Including store. 2 four room suites.
newly decorated in and out: gos
fired hot water heot. brick garage;
only S23.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
BARGAIN DAY

Vucont. 4h-room ronch. attached
garage. all large rooms: uluminum
storms and screens; londscoped;
this can be yours for only
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
r EALT0RS


Off Eost 222nd Sc.
Lovely 4h room bungalow with
stoinless steel sink top. oil steel
kitchen cabinets. cobinet sink In
basement. tiled basement floor. en-
closed reor porch. oil copper plumb
ing. new BrYont gos furnace. storms
and screens. garage and drive.
Near New 81. Joseph's
High School
1910 DORCHESTER. NORTH
OF LAKE SHORE BLVD.
Beautiful 6-room English Colonial
with spacious living room with
wood-buming fireplace. nice size
dining room and kitchen with stuin-
less steel sink; tiled sunroom and
lovotorY on first floor; two large
and one average size bedrooms: tile
bath on End floor: full basement
with shower and lovotorY; gos heot;
52-gol. outomotic hot woter tank;
2-cor garage and cement drive;
moke ON appointment to see this
lovely home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
S29,65o to $40. $50
California Monterey
S24,900
3 TumiIy

S rooms and both on lst; 5 rooms
and bath on End; rooms and bath.
3rd: newly decorated; inmediote
possession OF owners suite; off
Eddy Rd. neor Ldke Shore Blvd. A
reol buy at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
Will Trade
Liqht Manufacturing
industrial Acreaaa

rs ucres in Chordon Village. 1000
#. Of B.6O. Roilrood frontage. zoned
industrial. EosY access to two roads.
Power and woter ovoiloble. Owner
hos priced this property for q quick
sale. $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
$I2.6oo

4-room bungalow In good condition,
situoted on q beautiful 4 lot parcel:
gorogej owners health forces him
to sell at this low price Of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
New 4N Room
BUNGALOWS

NEARING COMPLETION
Large living room; nice kitchen:
(2) lovely bedrooms; tile both; End
floor go percent finished.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31

5h room. 8 bedrooms. vestibule.
back porch. looks like new. 2 col
garage. cement drive. large nicely
londscuped LOT. owner moving. VIII
sell at very reasonable price.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
Near Eust 260sla 81.

Lorge new S room bungalow. fire.
place. vestibule. spacious dinette.
Clay tile bath. many other desir-
oble features, l4x2o garage. con-
crete drive: ready foe your choice
of decorations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-31
REAL ESTATE

EAST 185th 7-room single, plus busi-
ness frontage, exceptionally large
kitchen, bath on lst, 8 bedrooms on
End, garage, don't hesitate, this can't
last at $4,000. Page Realty, Realtors.
KE. 1-1030.
, 1952-06-03
NOTICE

A Grand Tea Meeting under
the direction Of Christian
George at the Congressional
Council Hall. Saturday June 7.
1852 at $3.50 pm. Sponsored BY
End for the benefit Of the
American Rcd C-o9e.
Admission 40 cents
, 1952-06-03

Last week / discussed with
both our Superintendent of
Education their plans for sum-
mer schools this year. Mrs.
Larsen reported to me that
plans are being made between
the Polytechnic Institute and
the st. Croix Office of Educa-
ton to conduct a Summer
School in July. Mrs! Larsen is
trying to have a faculty mem
Der of the Institute reside in
St. Croix during the next
school year to conduct extern
sion classes for the st. Croix
teachers. Mrs. Larsen also re-
ports that last years Summer
School was conducted without
one cent of cost to the Munich
pality Of st. Croix and that
she plans to do the same this
year.
Mr.. Dixon has reported to
me that the st. Thomas Teach
ers' Institute, at the request
of thirty elementary school
teachers, plans to offer a
course in anthropology. The
instructor will be Mr.. ]. An
tonic Jarvis, who has served
with the New York University
Workshop as an instructor for
the last two summers. Incl
dentally, / am sorry that we
were not able to have the
New York University conduct
a workshop here this year. DR..
Alpenfels is taking her group
to Mexico. We have urged the
School Of Education of New
York University to plan the
activity here, but their cost to
us for in-service training
, 1952-06-03

over haQlO OIaIlOn VIOLA
Good Evening, fe1low-citizens
of the Virgin Islands in
st. Croix, st. Thomas and
st. John:
No amount Of ~top-level
planning, no amount of gov
eminent construction or. re-
construction, no governmental
decisions, can substitute for
the day-to-day achievements
of our citizens. For their hard
work, for their enterprise, for
their initiative. Furthermore,
such leadership as our citizens
desire to acquire they may
and do acquire by way Of the
ballot box. This is our sacred
democratic heritage.
Special election
The special election for a
member of the Municipal
Council Of ST. Thomas and st.
John, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of
Mr.. Roy P. Gordon, is over.
The qualified voters have,
chosen Mr.. Henry o. Creque.
We extend to him our con-
gratulations on his selection
for this important legislative
Office, and we wish him much
success. There is much serious
work to be done, which can
be accomplished by teamwork
and cooperation, And much to
be gained, too, by the construc
tive expression Of honest diff
ferences Of opinion. The great
interest taken by our people
in this by-election is indeed
significant. It may mark a re-
awakening Of political consci-
BUSINESS which is certain, in
the long run, to make for
better public service, better
legislation, and hence-better
, 1952-06-03

Page ;
waterfront depth, of IA feet
along the seaWall.
The new Coast Guard pier
is FOG feet long and IS feet
wide, while the seawall from
Fort Christian eastward is
989 feet long and includes
nearly three acres Of fill. I am
convinced that, when finished,
we shall have an improve
ment which will mean much
for the advancement and pro-
gress Of the city Of Charlotte
Amalie.
DR.. Moorhead's resignation
Last week I accepted, with
deep regret, the resignation of
DR.. John S. Moorhead as Com
missioner Of Health. DR.. Moor
head & I have been associated
in government here for the
past nineteen years. Let me
read the last two paragraphs
of my letter to him:
Yours have been outstand-
ing and p~raiseWorthy achieve
ments, most Of which accom-
plished in the relatively short
period Of time you headed up
the Department of Health, the
benefits of which will conti-
nue. to accrue to the Govern
ment and people Of the Virgin
Islands. I am most grateful,
and desire to assure you Of
my own heartfelt apprecia-
ton.
AS you leave for a more re-
Warding field, you carry with
you our best wishes for happi-
ness and success in all your
future endeavors. And we
shall lock to that future when
you will return homeWard
from your exceptional ex-
perience."
DR.. Anduze's appointment
have sent to the Secretary
of the Interior my recommen-
dalton for the appointment Of
DR.. Roy A, Anduze to succeed
DR.. Moorhead. DR.. Anduze en-
tered the government service
as a municipal physician on.
st. Croix in 1910. / know that
we can count on him as an
ADEQUATE successor to Doctor
Moorhead.
CONTINUED in next issue)
, 1952-06-03

would be more than we could
now afford.
Mr.. Jarvis course this sum-
mer is designed to furnish the
Virgin Islands teachers with
the background, as well as the
methods and procedures of
studying and teaching, about
their own habitat, economy,
and society. AS Mr.. Jarvis
states in his introduction to
the course: parts of the cities
Of Charlotte Amalie and Chris
tiansted are considered histo-
rical areas and various world
agencies are beginning to in.
quire about our arts, our
crafts, our folklore, our econo-
my, and our social patterns
This summers work can be, if
the teachers make it SO, the
most valuable contribution to
Caribbean culture up to the
present"
, 1952-06-03
SUPPERTIME CHAT

Of Morris F. de Castro, Governor Of the Virgin Islands
over Radio Station VISTA on Monday, MaY26, 1852
, 1952-06-03

the teachers make 1t so, the
most valuable contribution to
Caribbean culture up to the
present"
School enrolment
Before leaving the subject
of public education, / think
you may be interested in some
figures | have recently re-
viewed. The total enrolment
in all public schools in the
Virgin Islands twenty years
ago was 1882. Last years total
enrolment in all public
schools in the Islands was
5,288, an increase of 2,156. In
st. Thomas and St. John the
enrolment twenty years ago
was 1,749 and now it is 1924,
almost exactly double. In st
Croix, the enrolment twenty
years ago was 1888 as com
pared with 1,764 now, an in
crease Of nearly 400.
ST. Thomas waterfront project
Last week / inspected, with
District Engineer Thomas G.
Mooney, the progress Of work
on the new waterfront i'm
provements in Charlotte Anna
lie. This project is being
constructed at an estimated
cost Of 1917, 900. / believe that
no one can thoroughly under
stand the vastness of this pro-
ject without a personal look at
what is being done and how it
is being done. When this bulk
head is completed, it will be.
1892 feet in length, it will be
supported by 1895 steel sheet
piles, which will be buttressed
by 742 steel tie-rods. It will
, 1952-06-03

American citizenship on our
part.
Summer schools
Evening star., 1952-10-14

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