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Evening star., 1953-09-06

NNANCAtss %
NEW GARDEN APT.
Sc; Attractive. newly redecorated,
1-,bedrm. apt. Conv. playground,
schools, shopping, transp. 500 so,
plus utils. Apply resident manager,
aitss af9l S5h RRG st. s.e.' Ant, 1o2. DREY-
CoLORED-l-BEDRM., lv. rm.. din.
rm., kit. and bath; corner apt. Ok
Can P; T CONSTRUCTIONS co.
ST. 3-2166 Ia
CoLORED-COMPLETED APT.-Liy.
rrm.. bedrms.. 1858 kit, bath.
Spa Spanish Sn perch sS6, sss6, heat Included.
CoLokED&IIoi Gdjo Hd 1f3d'' E ST. N.E.--ffwo
5ms drsp kii III md hath snD Inc5 cP5uPs 70 eh
@oLoRED@oiNiE.RsSM.., sS INK: Kitchen Gh p-and" ana
COLORED-BRAND-NEw 2-bedroom
eel. Sc location tG f high 81; ELEVATION eva on
good transp.. stores and schools
nearby. Liv. rm. and din. alcove.
kit; exhaust, fan. $50 per mo-. Plus
HEESsTEAiNS \ BRos, S9s"' II isO3 5000. sS sSs
.coLoRED-oNE 81 hie ROOM. kit, hS bath;
newly painted: near 14th and u;
lovely environment. Reas. Ho.
CoIoRED-6e1 QUINCY ST. Nv NV
One bedrm. and kitchen, share bath:
SO $50 month RA; 6-7341. g.
Re2eteneso FFGet TSom; CO. h'yh 59ias ele'' s2s
COLORED-N. W. efficiency apts.
COLORED-1S47 MORRIS RID. Sc,
apis SSptS; : an and 81; extra nice liy. rm,,
New deveiopment S @ PS'; See ffH ianitor S44'2H for
inspection or call Mr., Gil, TTesdaS,
En- RM4rTy IIaoGG; 90 LEGUM & GERBER
CoLokEbSia51 MORRIS RD. Sc.
Rl3 APt' snd 3; Extra EXIT. nice lily; rm; bedrm.
Inspection or cali Mr.. e Gil 5ahi'oT Tuesr eSr
BER REALTY CO. -
.CoLORED-IOO9 nth ST. N.W-S-
story story COOP; bldg. Now avail. An ex-
bought on very easy terms like rent.
Prefer adults. See elevator opera
tor to inspect, or call Mr.. Gill
Tqssday, Trp day. EN- EN- 10000. LEGUM d
st;-2 rms, kit. bath; all m privase; 8tn
id t. ~ l. v. ~ 3. johnston. o5I5T5S; obT. By.
CoL6RED 1000 MONROE ST.
NV rms, kit. and bath; adults
only; 500, - per mo-. util. incl. in
COLoRED-5OO BLK. of Hamilton
st n,w.-Refined couple or 2 single
people; upper NV, Petworth area,
rms. kit. and bath. screened in
PACK porch; | child acceptable; $50
a mo Ii. 3-1S92. -
C0LORED-1-RM. AND KIT, 2nd-
Fl; front, ,utils. incl: share bath
with other person; quiet neigh
borhood; nr. stores and 14th St;
refined clean regularly empl. people
only; $3.50: RA. 3-4064.
COLORED - 700 BLK. COLUMBIA
Edft; M, M. 400 blk, 6dh 4th NV; 1000
ST. M, 1900 blk. Ontario pI; NV.
Columbia .rd. n.w.-Several J. 2, 3
bedrm. apts.; children accepted. APP
ply 735 Allison st. NV or TU. 2
COLORED-625 THIRD ST. Ne,
Apt. al rms, kit, bath; SIS. 70;
cF,F REALTY; RA; a-S3oo
large apartment development, "a to
$50 and S55: 2 rms. kit. and bath,
SIS: being redecorated. To inspect
apply ianitor, bsmt, SO @ st. s.w,
COLORED-12O4 EUCLID st. nv
3 rms, kit. and bath; util. furn.;
2@,o blk. Georgia ave. n.w.-1 rm
kit: share bath; S55. Apply GUY
TIMER, 1929 11th st NV, NO.
7-doO1
Evening star., 1953-09-06

18th AND GIRARD ST. N.W.-Co-
lumbia apts.; 3 spac. rms, kit,
bath; Q entrs.; elev. Serv.; utils.
furn.; S77.5O. See janitor, DI.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

NE, near capitol-Two-bedrm. apt.
Sss.56. T6. 52-,1Si. O
BEDRM.. LIv. RIM, kit. and bath
go 90 MdkEE9ER Aes EGG eo lfSR INC st. l7aa 9s
"fHE ( f. RRTG;UsTA RiT; 81 $500 eoT. N. Y. and
nicely kept--carefully managed-
moderate rentals rms. X. and b.,
500 rms, K, and b.; S55-5 rms.
HAMPTON COURT, 30i3 N Hamp
ave; NV; bachelor apt, S46.50 AD.
2-42SQ, NO 7-199s. -17
@5es 1Ith ST HW.--3 rms; kit, and
son II st. NV. NA. S-3556. ID
Two RMS, KIT, semibath. utils
furn;, cony, LU; 4-335S; 30
Mr.. 10th ST. MW;-Entirs Iia n. sIani IN +
mod. kit, bath, 81. porch; cony;
20 MINIS. DOWNTOWN. southeast
! bedrm. liy rm..~k kit. dinette, bath;
close to schools. shops: immed oc-
cupaney; S66,5o, heat incl. 10.
13t6 ST. NV. 16es-one room,
kit, bath; utils, incl; $40. Open
for inspection, or call EN-. 3-797O.
NORWOOD APIS, 1341 E. Capitol
furn.; $3.50. See any time. -6
TWO REDRMS. and l bedrm., liv.
rm., kit. and bath. In conv. located
bldg: selt-service elevator. See
ianitor. 1870 Belmont st. NV. 70
TWO BEDROOM. bath apt; self
AZ. 1869 Mintwood pl. NV -6
2aOI 18th ST. N.W.-Eflciency
$3.50 incl utils. Apply ONCE. 8
to z pm. only. 5
N.E.-One bedroom, with rear yard;
S52. so. HARRISON g. ADAMS, Ma.
-
Evening star., 1953-09-06

BRADLEY BLVD. APIS.
Two bedrms. with lge. nv. rm., d.
nette, kit. and tile bath. All utils.
except phone incl. Shopping center
nearby. Once. 6701 Hillandaie I'd.
Chevy Chase, Md. Hours. Q to 8.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

FURN. OR UNFURN.-sep. annex
of large rambler, pvt. entr. and
patio; liv. rm., comb. dinette and
kit; / bedrm. and bath; all utilS.;
with apt. facilities. This is ideal.
Call JU. S-1219. -6
BASEMENT APT.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath; utils. incl; S47. so.
UN. 1866. %
CORAL HILLS at D. c. line-Garden
S102.5O. incl. utils. 10. s-7Oss,
BETHEsDA-Two-bedrm. apt, iiv.
rm., kit, dinette: lst A.: avail.
Sept. Is. Call OIL. 4-74O0. Tues. -
TAKOMA PARK, 10 Manor Circle
One-bedrm. apt, newly dec. garden
type; play yard for children; conv.
to transp.. schools and shops; all
1tils. $3.50 mo. Call Res. Mgr,
TAKOMA PARK. Md and 2 bed
Em; spts;; ly. rm.. dinette, kit.
cow to bus; j bedrm.. $50. 2 bed.
rooms. S95' utils. incl. JU. 5-7560.
TAKOMA PARK-6ss3 Red TOP I'd
ho. AtsFafi ia. 1l9sssFn' e4ssI0n apt cOnv'; ss6
CHEvERLY AREAS rms. pvt. bath
cPd eRavsntT entT' vi Stils fVrn Wz s99s 57th aye
COLLEGE PARK, 46a6 Knox rd.-2-
bedrm. apts.: dinette, liv. rm., kitch-
en-; near transp. and shopping CEN
ter; conv. to Md. U. With ali utils.
4 turn Caao S96.5O. UN 4-2956. or JU.
TAKoMA PK.-opp. Wash. San. 71s
Maplewood ave. Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit, bath, porch room; utils., $50
Also studio apt; newly redec., utils..
STRATEORD PLAZA, Sl13 University
lane. Silver Spring--Large, bright.
@ef;Gant Sedrm, =, apt All utils. S9s6O, See
g RMS. Kit. bath. Adults: cOnyen.
mo: incl, utiIs.: newly decorated;
TAkoMfaV MfVAF; PARK-3 * 2-oSSS; Sedrms., sleep
ing, porch, | blk. from d. C. line
and Jo6 bus. Call after pm. JU.
TAKSotMA PARK-uv. rm.. bedrm..
ddinette; kitchen, bath: utils., turn:::
Io5 couple; avail. Sept. 1. JU
T2KooMA 2ISso PARK-1-bedroom ant.
~ rTo%r6ing couple only. JU. 9-5499.
TAkoMa kt bedr PAkkhiv hath limit rm diPstte net
adults; S?S.65, Htiis. inc. JU. W 5-sis3' SS8
LAUREL, MD. conv. Beltsville, MOL,
and Ft. Meade. New garden type
apt. ! bedrm.:. $3.50. Loc. corner
1850 BRINKLEY RD. S.E.-4 rms.
kit. bath, in large modern nome;
retgr.., heat, hot water and garden
furnished: 20 minutes from CAPITOL.
convenient transp.; to adults. 10.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
OPEN SUNDAY
/ TO 5

Excellent offering in 1-bedrm. apis. ;
practically new units renting at
S6460 and S66.50 plus utils. Sew
eral have private front and rear
entrances. All have beautiful kits.
4279 9Th st. Sc, near 6tn and Ches-
Naval Research Center. Directions:
Out South Capitol st. TO Atlantic St,
turn left to 6th st. and then right
8 blocks to open sign and apis.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

ONE LGE. BEDRM., lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., kit, dinette, bath and porch;
completely redec.; S135 per mo. DE.
. 4IIS IN . iE09 q
Evening star., 1953-09-06

I I.BEDRM. APT, in desirable. down
town residential sections; all utlls'
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Two Cabbies Robbed
In Nearby Maryland

Two Washington area cab
drivers reported being robbed
last night by passengers they
took into nearby Maryland.
Prince Georges County police
said each of the two victims re-
ported he drove two colored men
to the Oxon Hill area and then
was held up.
Arthur C. Lilly, colored, of 1409
Fifty-second avenue. Beaver
Heights, Md, told police he was
robbed of $500 about 10:45 pm.
after picking up the two men at
Eighth and e streets Sc.
Less than an hour later, Roy
j. Yancey, %, of 3941 Third
place Sc. said two men took So
from him after he had driven
them into Maryland from Penn
sylvania and Branch avenues Sc.
Police said cab drivers may
have been victimized by the same
pair. A third man. believed to
have joined the others later, also
is sought. Police said the pattern
follows two similar cab robberies
in the county last Friday night.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
NEW TOZAL POWER ESSO EXTRA

NEW TOTAL POWER" ESQ EXTRA is espe-
~ cially engineered to meet the total power
requirements of even the highest compression
new engines For millions of older cars it means
better working horsepower and better total
engine performance. 1t is not only the finest
gasoline in Essos history -. . but the very best
gasoline you can buy! If you've tried it, you
know what we are talking about.
TOTAL POWER means just what it says. 1t
means, to begin with, great advance in sheer
high-compression POWER under the toughest
driving conditions. 1t means POWER to start
fast on cold winter days. power for fastw warm
up w.. power to counteract stalling caused
by carburetor icing on cold, damp days -.
power to kill off knocks and pings :. power
to take steep hills in stride =. power to pick
up swiftly from standstill 1t means that in
the total of the jobs your engine will be called
on to do this winter, you can expect the maxi
mum that can be obtained from any gasoline
you can buy. For the very newest in Happy
Motoring" try New TOTAL POWER" ESQ
EXTRA in your car todayl
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Mccarthy Hasn't Challenged
Leadership, KnowIond Says

those seeking Office have the
same naive approach to security
as the last administration"
In drawing this distinction be-
tween the question of present
and past Communist infiltration,
Senator Knowland was express
ing substantially the same view
Senator Mccarthy voiced in a
television appearance Sunday.
Senator Knowland did not
volunteer any comment on the
Mccarthy campaign to with
draw American aid from Allies
who trade with Red China. It
was on this issue that Senator
Mccarthy urged people to wire
or write the White House.
Pre- Conference Talks Due.
Senator Knowland is here to
confer later in the week with
other Republican leaders on the
conference to be held with the
President from December II to
19 to shape up the legislative
program for the 1854 session.
Meanwhile, the White House
said it had received 24,400 tele-
grams in response to Senator
McCarthy's appeal.
Murray Snyder. assistant press
secretary, said the number of
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Judge Refuses 10 Cite
Lawyer in Parking Probe
BY the Assoeiated Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8.-Judge
Emory H. Niles refused yesterday
to issue a contempt of court cita-
ton against Hyman A. Press
man, a lawyer whose criticisms
spanked a probe of Baltimore's
off-street parking system.
Judge Niles said he found no
prima facie evidence of contempt
in actions of Mr.. Pressman.
The citation was sought by
Dominic Piracci, Baltimore con-
tractor who is under indictment
on charges of conspiring to de-
fraud the city in building off,
street parking garages.
Piracci complained that COM
ments and letters of Mr.. Press
man demanding a full probe of
City Hall prejudiced his right to
fair trial.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Miss Truman 10 Help
Pariyin 81 but Won't Run
b. the Assoeioisd Press

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 8.-Mar-
garet Truman says she will help
in any way she can to elect a
Democratic Congress in 1854
but not as a candidate.
The daughter of former Pres
ident Truman told a meeting of
Young Democrats last night:
81 don't know much about
politics but I've learned how to
shake hands and I can remem-
ber names fairly we'll"
She added, however, that she
would help las a campaigner,'
not as a candidate.
There have been reports Miss
Truman might enter the race for
Representative from Missouri's
4th District.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
By J. A. O'Leory

Senate Republican Floor Lead
er Knowland said today he does
not believe Senator Mccarthy
has challenged President Eisen-
hower's party leadership and
does not expect that issue to
divide Republicans in Congress
AS to whether Communists in
Government will be an issue in
the campaign next year, Senator
Knowland divided the question
into two parts.
He said "steps being taken by
the administration, by Attorney
General Brownell and Congress
in tightening up on security, and
by making those who hide be-
hind the 5th amendment SUBJ
ject to dismissal, indicate that
the administration is fully alert
to the problem and is proceeding
to see that it will no longer be
an issue as far as this admins
tration is concerned"
Past Another Matter.
He added, however, that "as
far as the American public is
concerned 1t will still be an is
sue because the people will be
interested in knowing whether
Evening star., 1953-12-08

letters probably will approximate
that of the kilograms by the
time all deliveries are made
today.
No breakdown was given for
either the kilograms or letters.
Last Saturday, the White House
said the returns up to then were
running more than two to one
in support of Senator Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1953-12-08

same address, found the body at
1:50 am.
Police said note was found.
stating, This is the end" Cor
oner A. Magruder Macdonald
said he would issue a certificate
of suicide.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c. ss A.
TUESDAY DECEMBER g,

ing from a kitchen pipe early
today.
The victim was John E. Cham
bers, colored, of the 1900 block
of P street NV. Police said his
brother, Ashton Chambers of the
Evening star., 1953-12-08
1893 FORCING First of Kind

CHICAGO.-The first large
nickel-steel forging made in the
United States went into the axle
of the first Ferris wheel, at the
Chicago Exposition of 1898.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Body Of Man Found
Hanging From Kitchen Pipe

A 45-year-old man, who, police
said, had undergone three op-
erations since August and still
wore bandages, was found hang
Evening star., 1953-06-24

Party camping on Mount
Everest in 1924.
hurt themselves. The search
failed, however, and the other
members of the party sadly re-
turned to the lowlands.
AS if to prove that men could
conquer Mount Everest in at
least one way, the pilots OF two
British airplanes flew their craft
over the top Of the peak. This
event took place 20 years ago.
There is something in the
British nature which we may
call stubborn or determined,
This quality led to the formation
of a new Notwithstanding
party which made a supreme
effort this year. News dispatches
of the first of June reported
success in the long struggle to
liable-liability. ikely-likelihood.
Facts about Mexico's people and
their strange customs. also about
the ancient AztecS. appear in the
leafiet called MEXICO AND THE
enclose a stamped. self-addressed
envelope. Send your letter to Uncle
Ray in care Of The Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Uncle Rays Corner By Re"e" cet8"o"

Efforts to climb Mt. Everest
went on for a period Of more
than 30 years before the success
of 1858. A British expedition, in
1921, managed to reach a point
less than 1000 feet from the top.
Maj. H. T. Morshead. a men,
ber Of that party, Joined a
new group of friends the next
year. In the new group was a
doctor, also an oxygen expert.
In May, three Of the climbers
reached height hardly 2,100
feet short Of the summit.
Two other attempts were made
by men who left the camp with
oxygen and food. One group got
to a point less than 1000 feet
from the top. On another day II
men roped themselves in bands
Of four or five and made
progress, but an avalanche
came tumbling toward them.
Seven were swept to their death.
and the rest gave up the effort.
In a later expedition, G. L.
Mallory and A. c. Irvine played
a prominent part. After pitching
camp with their companions at
height Of $1,000 feet above sea
level, they climbed upward as a
team of two. How far they went
their friends could only guess.
They failed to come back.
Brave men followed them up-
ward, searching the heights in
the belief that Mallory and
Irvine might have fallen and
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood

BY EosIey BIockwood
Many a contract depends upon
the declarer'S making his first
trump lead from the fright" side
of the table. In today's deal
it appears Mr.. Heinsite has to
lose tricks only to the three out
standing aces. But see what
happened.
East dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH .
(Mr. Champion)
1882
QJS43
o K10
&KJ
(Mrs. Keen) CMr. AbeD
A94 A103
K9 A7652
17542 8 AJ3
76432 @105
SOUTH
(Mr. Heinsite)
KQ76
y 10
o Q9S6
= AQ98
The bidding:
East South West North
/ heart / spade Pass 3SpadeS
Pass 4spades All pass
Mrs. Keen led the king Of
hearts. which held. She con-
tinued with her last heart, which
was covered with the jack and
ace, and Mr.. HeinSite ruffed.
Sensing no danger. he now lay
down the king of spades. Mr..
Abel won and returned another
heart. Mr.. Heinsite's remining
trumps were the queen and the
seven. II he ruffed with the
queen, he would have to lose a
trump trick later to Mr..
Abel's ten.
After considerable fidgeting,
he decided to run with the
seven. Mrs. Keen overruffed
with the nine and this trick plus
the three aces defeated the con-
tract.
Instinctively, Mr.. HeinSite
thought this bad result must be
the fault of some one else. II
don't think I like your Jump to
three spades on an aceless hand,
Champion" he said, cautiously.
But he already had said too
much.
"Since you brought it up," re-
piled Mr.. Champion, II may say
that made no mistake on the
hand-while you made three.
First, you shouldn't have over
called with a spade. You had
an acceptable takeout double
and if you had taken that &C
ton, we would have had a good
chance of reaching the fool
proof contract of three no-trump.
"Your second mistake was
that you should have made four
spades. On the bidding, it was
practically certain that Abel had
the three outstanding aces and
that Mrs. Keen had only two
hearts. So you couldn't afford
to lead your king Of spades.
"Just go to dummy with the
Jack of clubs and lead back a
small spade. If Abel goes up
with the ace and leads a heart.
you can now afford to trump
high in your hand. And no
other defense will cause you any
trouble"
About halfway through the
next deal, Mr.. Abel thought OF
something. "You said he made
three mistakes on that last deal,
Champion. What was the third
one?"
"He criticized my bidding, l"
snapped Mr.. Champion.
(Copyrisht 1858, General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Models A-Leneth Bro
firms your diophrogm

Half the charm Of young curves is fIot
diaphragm below! Thot's why Model curves
q "a bro over your dophroenn-to help give
you thot smart new tulip Iook"! Ladder
stitched for CONTROL Bios cut side-bock Sec
tions for comfort! 4-hook low back cosine
NyIon sos. Cotton .. S.. Others 50
to S..
Promise GirdIe by Poirette in tissue. toffeto
nyIon, 1872. SIS.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Gossord's Secret Panel
Sims like magic!

Oh! Thot secret panel! How it Sims, molds
and holds without heavy bonino And Gossord
odds pretty touch-foeotted trim for
trousseou look! WoistIine fineer-boning pre-
vents rolling. l4", sizes 26 to 81; l6". II to
"a -. 1850. Firm back style 1895.
Bro =. S..
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Take advantage of expert knowledge.
Come, consult the stylists from these fipe fine
manufncturers-let them help fit yOsg II, the
right foundation to make the most of the
seasons ne1U fashions.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Fashion DEGREES the dress that fits like your
skin! And that means just such firm but
comfortable control thru the fabric, not eIos-
with down-stretch back for ease Of walking and
sitting White nyIon toffeto and norquisette,
50 to 40. .I5.e5. Others $50 to $500.
, 1953-10-15
2 glsaaziS2E

known and wicked demon from
the underworld. In one hand she
holds a bucketful of "marfay'
and in another, a large washpan
filled with boiled cassava, pump
kins, and yams, and seasoned
with corned guiana tail. She is
hoping that Sic CARTE would
soon pop up to render needed and
substantial assistance to complete
1y devour the small morsel"
which she carried to the beach
by the aid Of one of those 14th
century porter carts).
, 1953-10-15

SCENE: Tanto Bee bsking in the
sun over at Cramer's Park beach,
with both feet slightly immersed.
into the water by the seashcre,
while "bumbo" flies swarm all
around her. To her the place is
literally invaded by white, red
yellow, and speckled seacrabs, all
seemingly unleashed by some I'M
, 1953-10-15

me but nat wild me husban, adj
dawize yuh gWine sarry. Buh 1iss
tink av it; dis kusted urnrnan car
lin FUNNY nice, nice man a gud
fuh nutten.
|TANTU BEE: Chaw gel, das
stale now. De AIDA deay when
WI husban bin dung de road Deb
a lasso people animals lekky
crazi; mi nebba say nutten. An tiz
heer ah heer it.
SIZE CARTE: Doan mine whey
wi heer. Mi husban wuz nebba
lassoing noh BADLY animuL Tiz
pick e went goh pick sum aninuls
|fuh bizniss. Wen yu husban pick
animals, not a soul duz tark.
FAINT BEE: Dun wild dat. Wen
mi husban goh out huntin, tiz
crab e garn goh lux fab, nat pee
pie bag. Grab is wan ting, buh
bag is all mex. Yu husban is a
hagtomaniac; buh nat mine;
SIZE CARTE: Sh-sh-sh people
gwine heer, man.
TANTU BEE: Whey yu trim to
slap mi fran ia tarkin fab, eff
yu husban is a hagtomaniac, he is
a hagtomaniac.
SIZE CARTE: P1as, man, doan
tark noh moor but it.
TANTU BEE: / gwine tark, cause
eff it ha happin tn mi husban yu
lwuz gwine tark. An to boot ali
heer hi had SIGH a tite hole dat
wen e hoI de bag dem arl de kin
do is farl dung wild de fits, an
fraut tru de mout til dey ded.
SIZE CARTE: All garn oecauz
all earn stan di diggin, All balm
out til mex week. An aldoh yu ain
tel mi watts a hagfomaniac, all
ain mine, alb garn dis side.
Z
, 1953-10-15
PUBLICATION
BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF ACCOUNTANTS

1t is hereby brought to public notice that, the Uniform
Certified Public Accountants Examinations will be gwen 70
candidates in the Virgin Islands on November 4th: 9Th; and
9th. The examinations will be held in st, Thomas.
The schedule for the examinations is as follows:
Wednesday, November 4, 1858
-1:30 PM to 500 PM. Accounting Practice Fart !
Thursday, November 5, 1858
900 AM. to 1890 PM. Auditing
Thursday, November 5, 1858
1:30 PM. to 500 PM. Accounting Practice Part Il
Friday, November 6, 1868
900 AM. to 1890 PM. Commercial Law
Friday, November 6, 1858
1:30 Pm. to 500 PM. Theory of Accounts
Candidates for the examinations must first make appica-
ton to the Board of Examiners. Of Accountants, on forms to
be furnished by the Board.
Applications are to be filed with the Secretary of the
Board, no later than October %, 1858.
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas. Virgin Islands
October 10,
EZRA "A. GONE
Secretary, Board of Examiners Of Accountants
, 1953-10-15
by Massa Joe

by Massa Joe
TANTU BEE: Cum yah. All gaw
sumpting fun ak yuh. Yu tink
yuh kin waite til yuh husban
garn sleape, an fally ME sum
Wey?
SIZE CARTE: tbs witch part yuh
kin Warnt ME tub goh now?
TANTU BEE: Lay arwie goh to
de suot side ah de ile-lan jiss fun
ali Ill wark noh? An maybe eff
we gaw time anuff we kin LUX
fun sum trubble. Lii trubble ali
.yuh oan is beta dan behoulen.
SIZE CARTE: Wei, gle me ali lii
cue noh? Rung wha time yuh
Warn't arwie til left tong? How ia
yuh gwine? Yuh knoe full vel dat
mi noh warn fun goh tn far out
ali tong.
TANTU BEE: Suppose arwie left
hoame buot hart parss twelv--
jiss aftah midnite.
SIZE CARTE: Mussy! yuh meen
yuh warnt me fun leave fun nj
nice, nice hous twelve aklack in
nah de mite den fally yuh goh
wark? De traits ah SIGH a ting! Mi
mussleave funny hous arl dem sar-
pant hours goh wark, an fun
whah?
TANTU BEE: Man, doan bic sob
hard wild mi, cause WI noh kus-
tam fun gu arm sob. Now adaise
va hard lekka hiekry.
STE CARTE: Noh, noh, noh,
Stap dat. Yu tryin tn mex people
buhleeve dat me hard wild yuh,
but de idea av ali respeckabul
umman lex me gwin goh wark
twelve aklack middle mite. After
arl It's only nine daise sence de
mar marrid tn me An lemmy tel
WI gud, aldoh ali gat dis ambril-
la nose in mi face. e iiss Tub mi
de beta. Yuh noe de sang, "Ah
Tub WI moor dan hag Tub mud an
duck warm water?" Wei, tiz me
an he dab. Tub tel yu de trute,
ali dunno how tn left de house
biddout layin i'm knoe.
TANTU BEE: TIL heck wild yuh
gud fuh nuthin husban.
TIE CARTE: Ughn, ughn. yuh
jiss hush w mout. NEEDLE wild
, 1953-10-15
T

A passport and other papers
belonging to John George.
The return of these papers
will be greatly appreciated as
they mean so much to the
owner.
Please notify: AVIS OFFICE
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-09

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