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MEN. COLORED

1S yrs. or over. to set pins: no ex-
perience necessary. We teach you
Earn Sc to $S working. from 2 pm.
to 11:30 pm. Get paid Immediately
after work: apply ready to work al
55O3 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Nd, bet. Q and 9 pm. No phone
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HELP---MEN
Furniture Salesman

Excellent opportunity for live-wire
willing worker. capable Of earning
over $4,000 per year. Salary and
commission arrangement. See Mr.
Stiefel.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HELP--MEN

better than aver
age income. Sales force expansion.
Excel. salary and comm: extremely
high earnings possible for energetic
person. Active estab. territory; con-
stant repeat volume sales. Non-com-
petitive products. Our firm, the
largest sanitary supply firm in the
East. Salesman training. Full COM
pany cooperation. Car required.
DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY CO.. INC
ON Mass Aua N w I 6
Evening star., 1953-09-17
CLERKS
CLERK-TYPISTS

Bright, personable young ladies'; some
appliance or finance company eX-
perience desirable; excel. working
conds., generous company benefits,
nne starting salary. See MR..
LIBERT, $50 F st. NV, Sth floor.
-22
CLERK -TYPIST-We ike to work in
pleasant surroundings with congen-
ial people. If you do, too, and are
friendly and dependable and under
30. come in between $40 and 1870
and talk to us. Knowledge of tipping
necessary, but speed not important.
Our employees work 5 days a week.
371a hrs. Apply Rm. 300, personnel
ONCE: EQUITABLE LIFE ms. CO,
S16 4th st. NV. III
CLERK white, for general
office work in Mopar parts wholesale
operation. Good opportunity for
right party. Usual employe benefits.
Call Mr.. Tugwell or Mr. Dixon, DE
2-2003. CENTRAL AUTO PARTS
CLERK-TYPIsTr to operate switch
board and do general once work
Ability to handle clerical work more
essential than switchboard expert
ence; 5-day wk. Apply in person tc
Mr: Norris, MCNEIL MOTORS. INC.
CLERK-TYPisTT for national organ
ization; speed not important; need
some knowledge Of operating mimeo-
graph or willing to learn; shorthand
also preferred. II you are friendly
and dependable call between S:45
and 4.30, DI, 7-0S79. is
Evening star., 1953-09-17

COLORED MAN wanted with expert
ence to work in grocery store; d. c.
permit and reference required. 4721
CoI0REb. ei15 d. Y1oIGNG MAN, dish wash
ing and pot washing, $50 wk. job.
Apply SHOLL'S COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA, 1882 Conn. ave NV. See
Mr.: Fajfar: No phone calls. III .
YOUNG COLORED MAN. out of
school: for soft drink counter. Call
RE. 7-1726.
COLORED MAN, settled, to work in
grocery; refs. req, no exper. nee
essary. Apply in person to MR..
LEWIS, 1899 7th st. ne. is
COLORED BOY to shuck oysters and
wash dishes. Apply 1915 Georgia
ave. NV. -l9
Evening star., 1953-09-17
hELP-.-MEN

PAINTER, spray man. under 20. ia
spray exhibits and to work with
+ lacQuers; 40-hr. week; good work
ing. conditions and work is. steady
Only experienced men need apply
DESIGN AND PRODUCTION. INC.
1919 Duke ST.. Alex. Va. -17
PAINTERS, white; inside work; must
be exper and steady. 1916 New
/ Hampshire ave. NV. -17
PAINTERS t2); first-class mechan.
les; sober and dependable. ia
PAINTERS SERVICE, white. desired
by dentist. will exchange service
Box 443-R. Star 49,
PAINTERS WANTED-Must be ex-
perieneed. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
1900 Massachusetts, ave. NV. -17
PAINTER, experienced. Apply in
person, Mr.. Hawley, LAFAYETTE
HOTEL, 18th and Eye SITS. -19
PAINTERS
Experienced Only. Apply
JAFFE
or 10fh VI OO
Evening star., 1953-09-17
ASST. eooKKEEPER- -TYPIsT

are garrulous, articulate and force
tul as well as eloquent and have
an impressive BACKGROUND in sales.
call RE. 1888.
ASST. 5OOKKEEPER-TYPIsT
To S.ls learn Q operation t9 Of MGR 1900
all company benefits. Apply per-
sonnel ONCE. HECHINSER CO, 18th
and II SITS. ne.
BEAUTICIAN. exper.: guar. salary
and commission. DOUGLAS HAIR
STYLISH, NO. 7-6672. lis
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, congenial;
perm. lob: good salary and COM
mission. ANITA'S. 5612 Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN, colored: license. for
Shampooing in white beauty salon:
must nn. be neat. not too heavy. RA
BEAUTiCIAN. man or woman. high
szos Ga. ave. silver sprinE. Nd
salon; s days; If qualified, name own
salary. WILLIAM OF NEW YK.
HAIR STYLIsT, 1915 Mich. ave, n e.
BEAUTICIANs. . all-around oprs..
RSAHs HMssnlsfGhIHes shp SEaSrY sRPlS Y sSEoH HsEs9HR
1920 New York ave. NV, Mr..
BEATTY ihTSf OPERATOR, experienced alS
good salary and comm. MARCEL,
BILLING CLERK CASHIER-Assist
on small PIX, some tipping, per-
manent position with new-car deal
ership in Alex. Va. 40-hr. week.
paid vacation and other employe
BINDERY GIRL, experienced only;
o-day week. 40 hrs. Apply Ma
TIONAL LITHO CO., 1885 25th st.
NV. liz ..
B0OKkEEPER, experienced; 5-day
week; 9 to &; permanent position
in Arlington, Va: must be able to
handle books through trial balance
State age and experience. Reply in
own handwriting TO Box UT. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HELp-woMEN

- Young woman IA
work in local insurance once. Must
be accurate and be able to post rec
ords.. Good working conditions and
starting salary. See Mr., BRAN
NON at 1006 H ct. NV. is
CLERK. permanent position
40-hr. wk.; vac. with nay. BOY
SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 400 eth st.
NV. Ma. S-7963. III
- Five-day week.
perm position, employe benefits
national newspaper; starting salary.
$45; Call MR.. LE1NINoER. CO.
5-1O14. lis
CLERK-TYPIST, 5-day wk., good nay.
ALLISONS. 2212 14th st. NV. AD
CLERK-TYPIST
White. under 40. Permanent posi-
ton, $50 per week to start.
day, 40-hour week. Apply in pc
son, IMPERIAL INSURANCE, INC
1896 P st. NV, lis
CLERK-TYPIST
For invoice work: speed, accuracy an
neatneSs essential; 5-day wk. wi
alternate Sat-; $50. Oh. 4-6390.
lis
Evening star., 1953-09-17
GROCERYMAN

JANITOR. steady, for garden apt;
apts.; top salary, no quarters. Hos.
pitalization. vacation. Apply Dis
trict Heights Apts., District Heights
Md. rental office. 3 to o, 1912 Dis.
trict Heights Parkway. III
liable; refs. required: salary and
quarters. THOMAS J. FISHER &
CO., INC. 73S 18th st. NV. III
JANIT0R---Colored; 6th-class engi-
neer'S license: modern elevator
bldg; salary and excel. apt. DREY-
FUSS BROS, 1019 10Th st NV.
Ma. S-05S2. -17
JANITOR, assistant, colored. middle
aged. Sgle.. or mbarried, without
family; reliable, non-drinker; salary
and quarters. THOS. J. FISHER &
CO.. INC. 73S 18th st NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
statesmen LOOK
READ THIS

OALEOMGN LOOh
READ THIS
take an ad 6 times larger than this
to really tell you how wonderful and
easy it Is to make $50 to $40 q
day. No nightwork, no car neces-
sary. 1t is brand-new and 1t is
different. Inyestigate this Il you
only, of NV" See eng eHsK eGE IockTER gsa II as as
SERV. STA. ASST. MGR, white, age
25-40. Only. well-experienced man
with local ref. need apply. SAL. SS5
Mk plus commissions and vacation.
BARRON'S SUNOCo SERVICE STA,
sHRVcE MssfrTn sfxToS fyf oHd kE4TENDANT FIFE "a
references; prefer shift manager;
must be 25 or over. Inquire GLEN
MONT AAMNoCo. 123o1 Georgia ave-
sERvfCHG "a vt5H00e; STATION ATTENDANTS
Week as eNRsTlfnesd %aas cost sSGd pay EAfTo Sa5H
SERVICE STATION, 17e5 New York
sERvicE fHsi a;f STATION ATTENDANTS
r 3Fsf sn 1sSG stnqn s09d SnS deal 1Gy
LEE PERsHiNG ESQ $500 N
SERVICE STATION statesmen, ages
2O-35; good opportunity for .ener-
getic men to secure perm. positions,
employe benefits. Salary and bonus
after 30-day training period. Ap-
proX. 1905 per mo. Apply in per-
son only SUN OIL CO.. 1910 Conn
SERVICE EESi ciS' STATION ATTENDANT
Thoroughly experienced, over 25;
salary and commission. MILTON'S
SUNOCO SERVICE. 424 R. 1. ave,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
Road service men; some mechanical
ability helpful; D. C. driver permit
and experience necessary. no Sun.
d day Y ySrk W6 e.4S5I55 4S15 Macarthur sE blvd
SERVICE RiEii Mo' DisPATcHER, 9IsPA1' must |0 be
familiar with refrigeration. oil
burners, parts, and warehouse man
agement; good opportunity FOL, right
aP1A msR Apply Ply inooo u pSTsSn; w;sSon,,J .vf R.
SEHyyycE CHEVY Chase; r HMEIov M .yrrNDAlSSr. mlS
must be experienced in fabrication:
in person. CONNORS, INC, 2521
service ERS1Hr Fo' 'sTT;AT1oN ATTENDANTS
must be exper.: D. c. permit. Apply
in person. VIM. A. Barber. ESQ
SERVICE CENTER, 10th and Maine
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
D. c. references. and permit, good
salary and commission. WILLOUGH-
BY'S ESQ. 4244 Wisconsin ave
NV, 30
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HELP--MEN

MEN NEEDED, for dark room: exper.
helpful but not necessary. Apply
COOPER TRENT OF MARYLAND.
INC, 1903 Hampden lane. Bethesda.
MEN WANTED for delivery and stock
work, drivers license necessary.
NAYLOR PHARMACY, 3039 Ma ior
Evening star., 1953-09-17
CLERK

Full-time, permanent position in ONCE
of one of Washington's leading spe-
ctalty stores; must be accurate with
figures and able to operate adding
machine; pleasant working condi-
tions, store discount and benefits.
Apply Mr.. Miller, Bird floor.
PhilipSborn, 1901 F st. NV,
Evening star., 1953-09-17
TVpeWriter Mechanic

USED CAR SALESMAN
We have an opening for a man who
is honest and willing to work. Sell
ing experience pref. but not essen
tial. We will train you. Apply 1875
Good Hope rd. Sc. MR.. SMITH.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HELP-W0MEN

Administrative POSITION for
woman 25-40 yrs. with old estab.
ture; 5-day wk., CO. benefits, va
cation; have car available; prefer
ably live NV. Apply Room 1905,
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BLDG, 9th and r sts. NV. IL
ALTERATIONS, better dress repairs.
alterations. shop experience: col
ored or white. Apply 726 11th
Evening star., 1953-09-17

THE 1nE GHaEeEEs abaS BEs G9kDFE M fzRs1i9P9fifss 9is
TREE lee E; ExPERrs PiT; ,a,; steady -S5 Work.
with excel. working conds.; exper.
wfh ESGa rsLS a. e b5ss Rst
rk1ck k1i 2-IehIi PkivER colored. @ expert
enced with NV. section. for deliver
ing fancy groceries; must be exper.
driver, plus refs. CALVERT MAR:
TRUCK DRIVER, white. for electrical
ior an excellent future, for depend
able young man. good salary. Apply
in person to BEACON ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.. so51 18th ST. SILVER
TRucK iH5tak' MHCiHAN1c-Must Msi be aH expe-
work; disqualification Insurance, va
cation: hours from 8 pm. to 1870
pm. NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL
GO. 2$16 Ge9rgiai ave-, NO. 7-770O.
Tv BENCHMAN. part time. must be
LER's ~ SERVICE. ESQ Bonifant
nv oUTSiDE MAN. THE TELEVIsIoN
rV ShqEef RfPArRmAN Es !E thoroashiy sa ps ezpsri
enced. DoWD's RADIO CO., AIS
~ sERVICEMxN. experienced; out
side; full or part time. PENN Tv
CO.. 90s 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4-004S.
TV SERVICE MEN, OUTSIDE-Ex-
per-: transp. furn. See MR.. GRAEF.
bet: 10 and 6. 1642 Conn. ave,
~ TECHNICIAN-Good opportunity;
from from 1t. 8 {. write f Box S0"H "7s-T. star. ar!
Evening star., 1953-09-17
STOCK CLERK

Young man, white, 1S to 20 for
position in stockroom. Should have
drivers permit and 10th or 18th
grade schooling; Steady job; ad-
week. employe benefits. Call per-
sonnel department.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
statesmen ATTENTION

National company estab-
lished many years In Washing
ton offers perm. sales posi-
tion to alert aggressive man
under 35. Applicant must have
successful sales background or
be accustomed to dealing with
the public Position carries
very substantial income il you
can qualify. For information
call MR.. JEWETT ST 3-5324.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
PAPER HANGERS
Experienced Only. Apply
JAFFE

oil 18th st. NV. 30
PARTS MAN. must have experiences;
employe's benefits. Apply in person.
GREYHOUND GARAGE. 1345 New
PHaRmHe1sf&Reg; aSls ayci aie. mod dntosn. tS
i L4ioUoR ili9 18th St, NV. FL
edge of ornamental work: Cornice
and texture work especially. S2S
per day to right man. Box 1857.
PIUMBER for jobbiag work, fTst-
init and Md: Journeyman's card:
r; I ave. ne. Ho. 2-2200. III
PLUMBER, foreman and estimator.
Must know how to handle men:
]. L. BATEMAN q son. 2o64 r.
PLUMBERS HEIPER. With D. c. per-
N MT; Apply llO9 9th St; NV. is
Apply SHAPIRO Plumbing Co,
PLUMBER, must be thoroughly ex-
. pertenced with jobbing. remodeling
and new work: drivers permit es-
sential sem l:,,nh1s must have nav refs BE- sober
man Please do not apply il not not
qualified. UN. 4-7733, WA. 1858.
rLyMBERs-Exper; Job at Preder.
exper.: to Box 330-M. Star. -16
PLUMBERs IM AND AND HELPERS wanted,
PITMsERs' HELPERS a., .exper.
3471 Wash. blvd, ia. 8-7S9s. 10
PORTER, colored, neat and reliable,
drivers permit. BRADLEY DRUG.
$685. 69S0 Arlington rd.' Bethesda, oL.
PORTER for retail liquor store,
drivers license. local refs. required.
Apply in person only. REX LIQUOR
STORE. 53l9. Wis. ave. NV. 30
PRESSER, wool, experienced. ROCK
WILLIE LAUNDRY. Poplar 2-244S.
PREsSER-wool; experienced only.
Top piece rate pay, Apply Mr.. Bry-
ant; STERLING LAUNDRY. 1921
rKsssssElikR, ss FL 9;S; eoiored. Apply HAMILTON MI?
HOTEL sTG Time Keepers once, bet.
PREssMAN PRINTER, experienced
all-around man, permanent posi-
tion in 1St-claSs Job shop; Kluge
and Little Giant. Must be strictly
sober and reliable. Apply in per-
son; no phone calls. VIRGINIA
PRINTING Co.. 1928 King st..
PRINTING SALESMAN
Aggressive. neat appearance. familiar
with layout and printing techniQues.
Generous draw plus splendid profit
sharing Arrangement. Call JU. O.
sl3s, pm. to pm, for appt.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
statesmen
statesmen

Fully experienced: drawing account
and commission; one who is used tC
earning $3.50 per week. QUAKER
CITY LINOLEUM CO., 500 F st. w
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HELP---MEN
COLLECToR-DRIvER

Young man. 2I-3O wears of age. pref
erably a veteran, neat in. appear
ance. capable of dealing with people;
must have clear driving record
D; C. drivers permit and knowledge
Of making collections on small .clas-
sified advertising accounts, Apply
Personnel, Room 605. open. week.
days. S:30-6 and Sat. 9-1 Nc
phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
IIOI PA. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
nELp-woMEH Cont,
ADVERTISING

We have a glamorous and highly
remunerative position for an ad-
VenturouS woman with a long ex-
perience in public relations. II you
are garrulous. articulate and force
ful as well as eloquent and have
an impressive BACKGROUND in sales.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

SaTs aenT expsr rGp saepe psy pe4m qs
MILLS CO.. Sth and E sts. NV.
SALESMAN. for permanent position
in mems clothing store; good salary
epdTaTg end sannisIiTn iG1a Apply p WEBSTER 91
SALESMAN. to work with sales man
ager until he is thoroughly familiar
with our product, Also Q canyasser
to work direct with closers. We are
exclusive distributors for Bondstone
home Improvement contractor. If
you are interested in selline
future you cannot do better than
to contact US. Phone between 81
Pm. OIL. 2-4780. ask for MR..
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HO. 2-2476

Storm Window Statesmen
EXPERIENCED
Old established manufacturer of
finest three-track, all extruded
aluminium combination windows.
doors. and easements; opening fac
time. Best deal. Apply in person.
331 18th st. ne. -1S
STEAMFITTER-Exper. only. for Job
bling: must have drivers permit
Apply s. MICHAELIS g. CO., INC.
319 A st. ne. Ii. 6-5901. -1S
STORM WINDOW statesmen. exper
old established mfgr. of finest free
track all extruded aluminium comb
windows, doors and easements;
opening factory branch. Statesmen
full or part time. Best deal. Apply
in person. 331 18th st. ne. lis
experienced rod man.
GREEEHORNE & OMARA, AP.
1922. lis
TAILOR, experienced: full time, good
ray ray 9Ia ~ Il st ne; Ii, I4 374713; 71s; -l5 2
claSS Call WA 7.Q47Q -21
Evening star., 1953-09-17
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OVER 16 YEARS OF AGE

White, to insert papers on Sat. night
man, mezzanine floor, any time thi!
week, to get card for work permit
Bring your birth certificate. b
ready to start on Saturday night 81
$50. Good paw. NO PHONE CALLS
THE EVENING STAR
IioI Pa. Ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-09-17
REPAIRMAN
RESIDENT MANAGER
ROUTEMAN

ROOFERs- -SHINGLERS - Appear in
person ready to work. Tools not
necessary. JOLLES BROS. ROOFERS,
INC, $40 D ST. s.w. lis
Evening star., 1953-09-17

FhlN lINU SALESMAN
neat appearance. familiar
with layout and printing techniQues.
Generous draw plus splendid profit
sharing arrangement. Call JU. g.
S13a, z pm. to pm, for appt.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Multilith Operators az

MuItlIlth operators (4J
Permanent positions, 5-day week va
cation with pay: excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement and learn
larger presses. ONLY men interested
in permanent positions need apply
at AIS N. J. ave. NV. IL
NIGHT MAN, colored with knowledge
of switchboard in modern apt. bldg
See residence manager, BAY STATE
1901 Mass. ave. NV. -1S
lOFFICE Clerk now e d ge OF
bookkeeping Splendid opportunity.
GI training program available. See
Mrs. McRorie or Mr.. Maloney, MA
LONEY'S INC. 1928 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. -26
PAINTERS (2), 1st class. Call after
6 pm. OF. 4-9541. III
PAINTER, swing man. Apply Mr.
Boteler, SHoREHAM HOTEL, $500
Calvert st, NV. -17
, 1953-05-08
New KINGDOM OF
LibYd Honors
The United Notions

Tripoli-The new Kingdom
of Libya, which came into be-
ing as a result of United Ma
tons action, has marked its
gratitude to the U.N. for its
efforts in aiding it to achieve
independence.
During recent ceremonies
held here, the Libyan Parlia-
ment expressed it's thanks to
the world organization and
renamed the city's main har-
borside r O d Adrian Pelt
Street. Mr.. Pelt, of the Meth
erlands, former U.N. Commits
sioner in Libya a n d now
of the U.N. European
Office in Geneva, represented
Secretary-Gen TrygVe Lie
at the ceremonies.
Bengazi, the eastern capital
Of Libya has also named its
most important street after
Mr.. Pelt.
, 1953-05-08
Fsted Junior High
To Crown Mdy Queen
Tomorrow Night

The May Queen for the
Frederiksted Junior H i G h
School will be crowned at II
o'clock tomorrow night at the
Tropicana during a dance
which is scheduled to begin at
10.
The queen will be Miss Mil
dred Jackson, student of the
ninth grade. She won with
1,768 votes. Runner up was
Miss Joan Saunder Of the 7th
grade with 1,116 votes and
trailing was Miss Glenda Far
rell of the 9Th grade with 572
votes. Miss Saunders and Miss
Farrell will be Ladies in
Waiting to the Queen.
, 1953-05-08

mitted to the House and Sen
ate by the end of this week.
Accompanied BY Director
Strand and Mason Barr, Chief
of the Caribbean Division,
Governor de Castro cel1od on
the Chairman of the Senate
Subcommittee on Appropria-
tons, Senator Guy Carbon OF
Oregon, with whom the Gov
ernor discussed the severe
cuts made bv the Houae APP
preparations Suh-co~omittee in
the Virgin Islands appropria-
tons for. the next fiscal year,
and urged restoration thereof.
Continued on Page ~
, 1953-05-08
Atty. Warren Young
Wins Case for Bellows
In Supreme Court

In a cable received by At
torney Warren Young from
the Clerk of the United States
Supreme Court, it was learned
that the tWo-year litigation
between Frank a n d Irene
Stoner and Charles and Doris
Bellows of st. Thomas, was
brought to a close by the SUI
preme Courts d e of
Stoners' petition for certio-
rari. In short, this means that
the Supreme Court has ap-
proved the decision of the
Court of Appeals for the Third
Circuit in Philadelphia, which
Court h a d previously APP
proved a decision of Judge
Herman E. Moore.
The Bellows family sold a
retail liquor business to the
Stoners. The Stoners refused
to pay for the business on the
grounds that the Bellows had
misrepresented its worth and
brought suit against the Bel
lows for fraud and misrepre-
sentation. The Bellows coun-
ter-claimed for the purchase
price and also sued to enjoin
the Stoners from using the
name Bellows in "Stoner &
Bellows" Judge Moore upheld
Continued on Page A
, 1953-05-08

The United Nations will salute the work of the Universal Postal
Union with it's second commemorative stamp issue of 1858. An
envelope, bearing the U. N. emblem, shows against a world map
the extent of UPU activities. The stamps, in two denominations,
will be released on IL June. The three cent stamp will appear in
black and white and the five cent one in navy blue and white
q r~m%s~~@~e~xm~wsnz az .--Z3va2~ q
, 1953-05-08
Secretary MdcKuY,
Assistants Entertain
DeCustro at Luncheon
Congress FroWns on
v. I. Aliens: Office
Territories Helping

Governor de Castro had al Following the White House
lengthy conference with re. Conference, Governor de Cas-
representatives. of immigration to met and conferred with
and Naturalization Service the new Director of Terrific
and the Department of State res William Strand, and also
in regard to the problem of t h Assistant Secretary
eighty-six aliens whose sus- Orme Lewis.
pensions of deportations were Governor dc Castro also nao
disapproved by the Congress. a luncheon conference with
Unfortunately the confer Secretary MacKay. Among the
ence did not produce the several important items dis,
results which the Governor cussed were the Organic Act,
had hoped for and expected in he Departments draft OF
view of the fact that of the 100 which is expected to be sub
fCon+in,,od IN poaoN mitted to the House and Sen
, 1953-05-08
Interior Officials
Invited to V. I. for
Ground-bred

Assistant Secretary Orme
and Territories Director
Strand have been invited to
come to the Virgin Islands for
the COMMUNICATING exercises
of the high schools in St. Croix
and St. Thomas, scheduled to
be held in the near future. The
Chief Executive expects that
both officials will come if at
all possible.
The time Of the ground
breaking, the Governor stated,
will now await a date late this
month or early June when it
will be convenient for Secre-
tary Lewis to be present.
, 1953-05-08

Most of the Information CIV
en- to the governors at the one
and one half days conference
was of a secret classified ma
ture. The Governors were
briefed with an Intelligence
summary, a military sum-
mary, statements on t h e
United States foreign policy
and mutual assistance, defense
planning, internal security. and
other top priority matters OF
national a n d International
Importance.
Among the cabinet officers
who addressed the conference
of governors were Secretary
of State Dulles, Attorney Gen
eral Brownell, and the Secre-
tary of the Treasury George
Humphrey.
Continued on last pagel
, 1953-05-08
Governor de Castro
ReturnsAfter Attend'g
White House Confdb

Governor de Castro returned
from Washington yesterday
morning after attending the
White House Conference Of
Governors on May 4 and s..
The Governor stated that the
conference was both inspiring
and educational and that it
was one Of the most reward
ing experiences he has en-
joyed during his government
service.
, 1953-05-08

Continued on Page y
Evening star., 1953-12-14
By the Assoeiofed Press

BOWLING GREEN, KY, Dec.
14.-A leaf borrowed from the
lean depression years has put
athletics on a boom basis at
Bowling Green High School.
Cut-rate football did so well
the past season that the school
has decided to extend its expert
ment to basketball.
Receipts dropped a little under
the plan of selling season foot
ball tickets for depression era
prices, but the fans turned out
in record droves. And that is
where the school counted its
profit.
"a large and enthusiastic
crowd helps our team immense
ly," Principal H. B. Gray said to-
day. I'VE are hopeful that, once
new fans are exposed to foot
ball and basketball. they will de-
velop an appetite for them and
keep coming back over the years
with the prices we have SET
we feel that almost any one not
only can see our games. but have
enough money left over for pop
corn"
Bowling Green High sold its
five-game season football tickets
for 81 for unreserved seats and
$3.50 for reserved seats. Ap-
proximately $500 were sold, four
times as many as ever before IN