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LEGAL NOTICES Gent J
WILLIAM C. NEMETH,
1919 North Court House Road.
Arlington L, virginia.
LEONARD 3. SATTLER.
rzA9 r. gk NV

LEONARD b. SATTLEB,
I742 r St., NV,
Attorneys.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 1854. Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give No
tice: That the subscribers. of the
State of Virginia and the District
s3 Of colum6ia respectively aaSel have have OBJ 3;
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate Of Nor
RS BENJAMIN Goodman, late Of the
District Of Columbia. deceased. AL
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
nibii the same, with the vouchers
ne sabscribers on or before the
22nd day Of April. AID. 1854; other.
wise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
under our hands this 22nd day OF
October, 1853; FLORENCE BLECH-
Va ELEAaok MELEs nffi e. si4 sAizsf.aP shsri
sn1rE sHn ST. NWsoN EW tssslt sn.tv patistsi Atties.
OF Wills for the District Of Column
bia Glers of the Probate Court.
EUGENE L. GOORDDGE, Attorney,
eco Southern Building.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No. S3,776, Admin
istration.-This is to, Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the. State of
MARYLAND has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of
Columbia. Letters Of Administration,
C.T:A. on the estate of Emma l..
Yerkes, also known as Emma
Luetta Yerkes, late of the District
of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated, to the SUBJ
scriber,. on or before the 22nd day
Of April, AID. 1854; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under
ny ny hang this 22nd day Of October.
ING. Annapolis Road. Annapolis, Md.
lSeal.) Attest: EDITH L. DAWSON,
Deputy Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. no4,11,1S
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CLERICAL

position for young man
with ambition. Some tipping re-
quired: should know how TO use
adding machine and like working
with figures. Excel. chance for ad-
vancement: 5-day wk., pleasant
working cond.. paid vacation, Ap-
MACHINE CO.. S045 18th st. Silver
Spring. Md.
CI 0THINC SAIESMAN eYnerienced
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ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON,
AuctiOneerS.
trustees Sale of valuabIe Real !

tate. BRfcK DwELLINa. S zaLISSi. No Neai 1858 aS
QUINCY STREET, NV. CONTAIN
ING 10 ROOMS, Q BATHS (AR-
RANGED INTO APTs.). 2-CAR GA
RAGE. HOT-WATER HEAT.
By virtue Of q deed OF trust recorded.
one Of the land records of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and at the request
OF party secured thereby, the un-
dersigned trustee will offer for sale
by public auction, in front Of prem
1ssS; On MONDAY, n21 Y,cTEI THE TWENTY I,
AT 4::30 O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing described property in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, to-wit: Lot num-
hered TWenty,-four. t24) in George
c. humphreys subdivision OF lots
Hundred and Twenty;six (2s26l:
IN w: J; Rhess, subdivision of
recorded in the once of the Sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia.
in .Liber "a at folio .164. Subject
on recorded plat; and Subject to all
covenants and agreements of record.
TERMS OF SALE: Property will be
for S9,S67.45 at SO payable $77.O5
per month. balance CASH. A deposit
OF $500 90 required Of purchaser at
sale. Examination Of title. convey
ancing, recording. revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms To be complied with
within thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise trustee reserves the right
to resell property at risk and cost
days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspaper published in
Washington. D. c., or deposit may
be forfeited, or without forfeiting
deposit trustee may avail himself OF
any legal or equitable rights against
defaulting purchaser.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE.
Surviving Trustee.
nol1,14,17,19,21
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EUGENE .. GOORDIDGE, Attorney.
OFFICIAL NOTICE

TAXES. 3. c.MNoSFTi6cIEF ST6IFV5pf Of pus- HL
Lie AUCTION SALE FOR DELIN-
QUENT TAXES-I. J. H. Dick, Act
ing Collector Of Taxes, D. c., hav-
ing on September 1. 1858, seized all
the personal property located at
919-21 18th Street. NV. wash
ington., D. C.. formerly owned by
Mildred Grillo and/o Mildred
Grillo, TIA Grillo Concessions. to
satisfy. delinquent and unpaid taxes
triet Of Columbia. do hereby serve
notice that the said property will
be sold tsubject to any lawful liens
or encumbrances) at public auc-
ton through Adam A. -Weschler &
Son, on the premises, 919-21 18th
Street. NV. washington. D. c..
at 1000 AN, on the 10th day Of
November 1868 pursuant to the
provisions of Section 2, Title /,
District Of Columbia Revenue Act
Of 1887 (sec: 47.1301. D: C. Code.
1910 ed.) TERMS: CASH. ]. H.
DICK. Acting Collector Of Taxes.
D. c. no1O,11.12
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SALESMAN
SALES MANAGER

Excellent opportunity for q man with
q proven record as . live-wire sales
manager. Must be experienced in
building and managing sales organ
The income expectation for the right
man is in the 8 figures. This is a
reliable firm serving Washington
for over 20 years. Write giving all
qualifications. BOX 250-M. Star.
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HELR-MEN

ELECTRICIANS (2) D. c. card:
steady work: good working cond. !;
OIL. 2-776O days, OIL. 2-1970 nights.
-12
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRMEN-
Young, ex-service men to learn elec-
trio motor repairing. No experience
necessary. Earn while you learn.
See Mr.: James. CENTRAL ARMA-
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statesmen
$3.50 Guarantee
2 Ambitious Men
Who Are Looking
For a Job
With a Future

All leads furnished, no can
vaSsing.
We train you completely.
Top commission in town.
Weekly bonus plus prize
money.
Excellent paid vacations.
(CAR NECESSARY)
APPLY IN PERSON
MR.. KAY BET. o AND 10 AM.
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CLERK
BUSINESS COUNTER

Young man. over 21 yrs. OF age;
preferably q veteran, who is neal
in appearance and has q pleasine
personality. Permanent position
Job consists of selling classified
advertising to the general public
40-hr. week: varied schedule. Ap'
ply Personnel. Room sos: oper
weekdays S:30-5 and sat. 81. Nc
Phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
with initiative who
will assume responsibility. vii
train. Good opportunity for right
person. Apply 2nd d. 1722 Eye ct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men for Silver
Springs finest serviced meat mar
ket. Call or apply INDIAN SPRING
MARKET. 10040 Colesville rd.,. Sill
yer Spring. Mo. IL
CAMERA SALESMAN, ambitious, ex-
advancement. RITZ CAMERA, 61S
18th st. NV. see Mr.: Keir: -16
permanent Job in production car
penter shop. Must be experienced.
See. Mike at HECHINGER CO.. 18TH
ind H SITS. ne. Ill =,
CARPENTER, good trim man; good
Cheverly. Md. Cedar 3-5292..
CARPENTERS, trim, 2. II not com
pletely qualified. do not apply; Top
""se0' "e"'e" ' Ia
CHEF. hotel exper., for pvt. club.
CTSAR HSS s41Hs 1R1SS Ssar' CLERKS, dayWork, WRo
with drivers license. Apply LAKE
PHARMACY. 1851 Connecticut ave.
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Large lot, all new up-to-date
fireplace braSSeS. Decora-
tive brass articles, including
matching ensembles, and
irons, chain pull screens,
folding screens, brass fend-
ers, brass rails, English
brass woodboxeS, fine fire
side sets and other fireplace
equipment. Brass plaques,
wall Sconces, candlesticks,
umbrella stands, magazine
stands and other desirable
brass household furnish
ings.
ALL TO BE SOLD BY
AUCTION
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HELP-MEN
CAREER POSITION


with excellent future for man with
BACKGROUND Of management ana
sales Substantial. progressive ins
come Must be 27-3S. married, COL
lege educated. and vitaily interested
in success. A letter setting forth
your complete qualifications, his.
tory and earning. record will be held
confidential. and facilitate in ar
ranging interview to complete add.
tional qualifications. Box 143-X.
Star.
KOREAN VETERANS
Opportunities to learn the finance
business and earn promotions to
managers; responsible positions as
managers Of branch ofices of large
and expanding finance company;
many company dement's and pleas
ant surroundings; excellent, salary
while learning; should have car
RSt bsTSIA rS1 isseHtts RaNrPSE PSERs0NAL fNSA IN IN
Investment Bldg, 18th and K SITS. q. W.
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Fireplace BraSSeS

Zed L. williams & Zed L. williams, Jr
AuctiOneers and Appraisers
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FLOOR Experience pre-
ferred. JULIUS LANSBURGH FUR
NITURE CO.. 900 st. NV. See
M Parks III
ENGINEER, retired, 9th class, for
small hand laundry. 1405 18th st.
ENGiNFPR: HiEi pH: 7e77Gq;N GENERAL uTuiTy ml$
man. capabie of doing other work.
Apply Casualty Hosp. Sth and Mass.
ave ne -12
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DISTRICT

DRIVER STOCKMANi Va. permit re-
quired: good future, pleasant work.
ing conditions. Apply in person.
SUFFER GARDEN MARKET. 4aa;i:i
N. Fairfax drive. Arl., ia. I'll a.
DRIVERS FOR TAXICABS, with or
without hackers card. Call in per-
son yellow Cab OF Silver Spring.
Piney Branch and Flower ave. -l6
needec for bench work of small
household appliances. Apply after
= pm, c. A. LEPPERT. 9l4 Eve
st. NV Ill
dependable, sober
exper. mechanics in old work; D. C.
card and drivers permit; 4S-hr-
wk. TU. 2-4547. go
old work and Jobbing;
must have D. c. electricians card
DoWD's ELEcTRic. 1zis Conn,
III
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statesmen

We have just been appointed as the
RooL SHADE SCREEN to add to
our other products. Consequently,
we have some excellent territory
open for to 4 good full-time sales
men. 1t will pay you to look into
our proposition. For appointment
pm. GENERAL INDUSTRIES
CORP, 11O9 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arl. OT 4-6QOO, ME. S-1226. -13
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HElP-MEN
AD.JUSTOR

Young man with ability to learn the
not necessary but helpful Must
have car. You will receive all COM
pany benefits. Top salary. Apply
in person. MR.. FLAX, 3402 r. I.
ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. -13
ADVERTISING ACCOUNT executive
wanted for Washington division of
New York agency. Good financial
ARRANGEMENT open to top-level man
who can bring in business. Box
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q DHNHzD DJANH'hf W"F
ma. ave. NV.
SONEDOCTTOE
COTJECTTON MAN

High-powered, aggressive man thor
oughly experienced in follow-up Of
portunity. Apply /. J. SCHWARTZ.
co Buffers Federal, 621 9TH st..
NV, Washington. Ill
COLLECTOR SALESMAN, established
debit in Macarthur blvd, Glen
Echo section; salary plus commits
sion. EQUITABLE LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., S035 18th ST., Silver
Spring, Md, JU. S-1997. liz
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GEORGE A. GLASGOW. Attorney,
sol Tower Building.

United STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 5000.
Administration This is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber of the
District of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia. Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Alberta
Croft, late of the District of Co.
lumbia. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same.
with vouchers thereof, legally au-
thenticated. to the subscriber. on
or before the 26th day of April,
AID. 1854; otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under my
hsnS fsnS this ,, I3rd ra, day law, of oct9ber,
test: THEODORE CoGSWELL, Reg
lister of wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Al
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hELP-WoMEN tcantl

CLOTHING PRICER, interesting use
iul job for alert ablebodied young
woman appraising repaired clothing
Lor sale in social service agency.
COO, GOOD yTorking CONDITIONS: 5-day
Of fabrics ana stsies tits; essentiSi h0Tieap. Ap.
ply 1918 New Hampshire ave. NV.
Or TELEPHONE ME. s-ss{SS for fo eS: ss:
CosMHTiGSiiAN-Mus. CSoSs;MRtHfRSi be exper. Mla ana
have knowledge Of the better lines
Of cosmetics; must be neat. have
pleasant personality; salary, COM
%eRsprats FoRT aIs,, With yl ability dnqSirs
CoTNTERGffREG.,' fG,' White. exper not
necessary but helpful. No Sundays.
Legal holidays on with pay. Hos
pitaliSation. vacation after service.
Good salary Apply in person: =
csEMMr sTfEEvEs6k sfTAfEEEEEsd 1Ssb HSb 6JfsHbE II T
SALESLADIES with real closing abil-
ity; big earnings guaranteed. Double
or better your present earnings. Car
RSs Opssns ssssna for sn eT .c%ss sSrs
Ct once; Permanent position. Call
DENTAL. ASSISTANT, experienced or
inexperienced Inc Pc ,sn With desire and abil-
tween $50 and ) pm. M IA. ooSv Sass
DRUG CLERK. HRi experienced. able aS to
NIL in at cigar and cosmetic dept,
Daywork only. Prefer resident OF
DRUGS. INC. OIL. 4-6776. --13
DRUG CLERK
Must be exper. Salary open. Meals
furnished: Vacation with pay Hours,
IL noon to 8 pm. No SUNDAYS. Ap.
ply AIR TERMINAL SERVICE. INC,
Room 205, Wash. Ntal. Airport. liz
DRY CLEANING COUNTER CLERK,
tunity: capable white woman. NEE.
DLECRAFT, 726 llth st. NV.
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APPRENTICES

To learn machinist trade. Excel.
oppor. in precision instrument shop.
Regular wage increases. Paid vaca-
ton and disqualification. Apply
BOWEN & CO. INC, OIL. 2-7S00.
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CO1lectOr-SaleSnan

COllectOr-SaleSman
Experienced. with car. to. collect and
sell on weekly established routes: !:
household necessities: excellent
money opportunity for . live wire.
Good salary including. top COM
missions on sales plus bonus. ALL
STATE HOME EQUIPMENT CO.,
1919 Kalorama rd. NV. IL
COOK - Apply chef, FAIRFAX Ho-
COOK. exper.; must have good, refs,
showing > yrs. on. Job, or DO not
apply: good on hot rolls. RIOR-
CREW CREW sdU1PPaaRVIsoR d1Pa Wis I ''Md and outside
salesmen with real closing ability:
better your present earnings; car
not essential; department store has
opening for 5 men or women at
once. Permanent position. Call sales
director RE. 7-0303. -15
DELICATESSEN MAN, experienced;
full or part time. Apply in person.
6236 Georgia ave. NV. -lb
DELIVERYMAN, not over So. Must
have good refs. that can be checked,
and know Virginia and ne. area
well. Bond required. 5-day week.
Two weeks uaid vacation Minimum
of $40 per week guaranteed after
! training apply between 4:3O anc
$50. DY-DEE WASH, 80 Canal ST.
DELIVERY MEN, with car and phone
Il
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KOREAN VETERANS

10 YOUNG MEN
81 TO 80
$50 WEEKLY SALARY
GUARANTEED TO START
IN THE
ADVERTISING FIELD
HOURS: ! PM. TO 9 Pm.
512-DAY WEEK
OPPORTUNITY FOR
ADVANCEMENT
BECKER ADVERTISING
AGENCY
TU. 2-2880 TU. 2-2881
Ill
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON,
AuctiOneers-AppraiSers,
Court Receivers Sale

AUTOMOBILE PARTs-suppL1Es
ARDWARE-HAND TOOLS
re- HALL VALVE REFACER
ADJUSTABLE STEEL SHELVING
BY Public Auction
At Weschler'S, 905 Z St. NV.
(Second Floor Salesroom)
w E D N E s D AY
November Is, 1858 IL AM.
Pistons. rings, pins, valves, connecting
rods. bearings tie rod ends. motor
blocks and mounts, king bolt sets,
Baskets, carburetors, wheel cylin-
ders, universal joint repair kits,
thermostats. brake lining and shoes,
nuid. wire. bolts, fan belts. bulbs.
etc.
Terms: Cash.
LAMAR BROWN, Receiver
Re: District Tool g. Model Co., Inc,
Civil Action No. 1898, q. S. Dis
- trict Court. D. c., Suite 305. 631
Z ST. Nav. no1l
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son,
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THIS AUCTION CONSISTS OF
ITEMS DIRECT FROM THE SHOW
ROOM FLOORS AND FACTORIES
OF NATIONALLY KNOWN BRASS
MANUFACTURERS.
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PROCURE AT AucTIoN PRICES
THE IDENTICAL SAME BRASS
WARES AS SOLD IN THE LEAD
ING STORES THROUGHOUT THE
Evening star., 1953-06-01
u. Of Nd. Graduate,
Urged 10 Follow
Challenges Of Christ

University Of Maryland gradu-
ates. attending baccalaureate
services yesterday. were urged to
go forward following the chal-
lenges Of Christ.
DR.. John L. Deaton, rector Of
Christ English Lutheran Church,
Baltimore, addressed the 900
graduates and nearly 500 guests
who packed the university's
new memorial chapel on the Col
lege Park campus.
The services opened senior
week. which will close Saturday
with commencement exercises
when degrees will be conferred
on 2.10O students.
Tomorrow will be blue book
and note burning day, when the
seniors gather around a huge
bonfire to toss in their examina-
tion books and notes taken dur
ing their college careers.
The class picnic will be held
Wednesday at Bay Ridge.
The class banquet and prom
come Thursday night at the
Shoreham Hotel, where four
orchestras will furnish music.
Gov. McKeldin will deliver the
commencement address Satllr-
day.
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Aid Oppressed Peoples,
HoWord Graduates Told

President Mordecai w. john
son Of Howard University told
600 graduates yesterday to de-
vote their lives to helping the
oppressed peoples of the world.
Speaking to an audience of
nearly 1000 in Constitution Hall,
he said: There are no unimpor-
tant people in the world. They
are the same in the eyes of God
and they all must be brought to
maturity. Your duty Is to act as
the shepherds of their lives"
DR.. johnson told the graduates
there was no limit to the creative
work and good they could do. He
lamented. the fact q number of
educated men and women have
descended among the uneducated
Ito become wolves among these
people who need knowledge the
way they need bread"
Evening star., 1953-06-01
II Life Underwriters
In D. {. Qualify for
Round ! able Group
By Nelson M. Shepord

Eleven life insurance under
writers in Washington, leaders
in the local field, have won the
distinction Of qualifying for the
1858 Million Dollar Round Table.
They will be among 1.240 mem
bers Of the Round Table, an or
ganization Of the National Asso-
citation of Life Underwriters, to
attend the 26th annual meeting,
June 29-July 2. at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. For the quali-
f1cation, a member must have
written either 81 million of life
insurance during 1858 or at least
the same amount for three con-
secutive years.
The Washington underwriters,
Just notified of their admission
to the group, are John D. Marsh
and William M. Werber, both
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Kann's Named Winner
In Hat Display Contest

The s. Kann Sons Co. has
been named q prize winner in q
window display contest con-
Quoted by the Frank H. Lee Co.,
hatmakerS.
The Kann store at Eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV. was declared winner for
its showing Of Lee Adventure
hats.
James B. Lee. president of the
hatmakers. said judges who
made the choice included rep
resentatives Of leading puhlica-
tions in the merchandising, ap-.
parel and related fields. Entries
were submitted by stores across
the country.
Mr.. Lee said the Kann entry
was selected for its blending Of
originality and creativeness,
simultaneously promoting the
sale Of specific hats while in
terestfng men in the idea Of
wearing hats.
Charles A. Merrill Is display
manager for Kann, and Harold
Gould is the hat buyer.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Indio Top Project
For w. Proorum
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW DELHI. The World
Health Organization assists more
projects "in active operation" in
India than anywhere else in the
world, a WHO announcement
says.
Out Of 200 health projects
launched with WHO assistance
in 81 different countries, 18 CEN
ter in India with an interna-
tional staff of 80 professors, doc
tors, nurses, and beauticians.
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Two District Youths
Charged in Theft Of
Boat and 7 Motors

Two Washington youths have
been charged with the theft Of
q boat and two outboard motors
after two Park Police detectives
put in long hours Of investiga-
ton.
The youths, Robert E. McMul-
lin. 10. Of 902 Evarts street NE,
and Gerald Dabbs. 1S. Of 2O36
Higdon road NE. are charged
with stealing the Lulu" belong
ing to H. c. Curtis, 5721 Six
teenth street NV, last week
from the Columbia Island Sail
ing Marina.
The boat was moving out into
the stream late at night when
challenged by a guard at the
sailing marina. He told police
he called to the occupants who
answered: I'm Curtis. and I
am taking the Lulu out for q
spin"
The following day. however,
Mr.. Curtis arrived at the dock
and found the boat missing.
Park Policemen Porter Beale
and Reynolds Bartness con-
Quoted an investigation and ar
rested McMullin who implicated
Dabbs.
Mr.. Curtis located his boat
near q seawall downstream from
the Fourteenth street Bridge.
The boat and motor were intact.
The second motor was recovered
after police learned it had been
sold to sailor who sold it to
another person who took It to
Colonial Beach.
Dabbs currently is in the Gus
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independents;
r u S sell r.
Daniels. Kan
saS City Life:
leopold v.
Freu d b e rg.
Massachusetts,
Mutual; Louis
j. CIR y son,
Travellers In
s u r a n c e !;
G e o r 6 e A.
Hatzes. Fidel-
ity M u t u al
Life: Daniel I.
Moler, Lincoln
National; Al
Evening star., 1953-06-01
Picusso Cun't t Afford
To Buy His Work

PARIS tCDM .-PicasSo'S rep
utation for money-mindedness Is
well-founded indeed.
To q friend who asked the
noted painter why he didn't hang
one Of his works in his own
house, he replied:
"A PicasSo is worth at least
$4,000. I simply can't afford
one"
Evening star., 1953-06-01

tody Of the United States Mar
shal in Miami, Fla, on other
charges. police said.
, 1953-01-28
TEMPEST IN A CALABASH III

TEMPEST IN A CALABASH!H
APPARENTLY A CERTAIN element in the Virgin Is
lands, one identified with the political party now ascending
to power, has created a EMPEST IN H CALABASH,
and no wonderI Insinuations, and the tone Of a recent com
munication to President-elect Eisenhower not only lacerated
the fierce pride Of the natives, but has compelled them to
take a stand in defense of their ability to produce leaders
and statesmen comparable to those in the ranks of Continen-
tails. Singing from the insult, CrucianS are bitterly resentng
the sEm cast upon their Sons whose capabilities and talents
qualify them to assume any top ranking office, anywhere.
IN DIFFERENCE TO their training, background and
culture, these Virgin Island West Indians should be given
first preference whenever a new Governor is to be appointed.
Their roots and those Of their forbears, proudly transPlanted
in the native soil, sires a bond best described in the age old
blood is thicker than water concept This, together with an
inborn love of their fellow countrymen, and a profound con
Germ for their welfare cannot possibly be duplicated by any
Continental no matter how brilliant or experienced he may
be. There is a world of difference between an outsider and a
native in his attitude toward the citizenry, and anyhow, tax
ing PATRIOTISM into consideration, don't lose sight of the
pertinent fact that CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.
THERE ARE THOSE who like to argue from a psyche
logical standpoint, the e~xpediency Of placing a native IN the
Governors chair, declare it unwise and point out that the IS
landers prefer to be governed by an outsider. This is more
or less tommyrot, drivel of opportunists, encouraged by kablt-
zers, to screen selfish and oftimes INSCRIPTIONS motives that
vicdmize the natives and prostitute their rights and privileges.
LEADER CANNOT please everyone. The peculiar
chemisty Of the biological formula that is Man forblds It,
therefore no official should be judged thoroughly incompetent
because he is not a one hundred percent yes man, nor
should the political party that supports him be condemned,
nor the country and the people he stems held in contempt
In short, if a qualified NATIVE son aspires to a top office,
and he is not encouraged by his countrymen, i they refuse
to support hin in preference to an outsider, this is a blaTing
example of intra-racia1 intolerance and bigotry, 50 prevalent
, 1953-01-28
Admission $1.00

among the minority on the Mainland that it prevents US from
presenting a solid united front SO essential to advancement.
ECONOMIC AND political equality is our goal, not only
on the Mainland, but in the islands as well. In order to achieve
this security, the natives must recognize and admit the intra-
racial hatreds and jealolsies brought over on the coattails OF
ambitious Continentas If they persist in ignoring this insidi-
Gus disease that aborts unity and progress and creates dis
content and confusion. if they continue to treat this grave
threat with apathy there is a swell chance that the islands
will wind up holding the unpleasant end Of the stick. Fight
ii, stamp it out and it is more than likely the present parasi-
teal existence Of depending on the charity and whims Of the
powers that be" will be doomed and the dream of ultimate
self government realized. Think it over.
Agnes R. Bolore