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Evening star., 1953-06-20

CLOTHING REPAIR SUPERVISOR, il
sheltered work shop, to train and
girls in ali iis'ISS types sarment s'n repair: air
WILL INDUSTRIES, iSTs New
Hampshire ave. NV. (21st and M
ssS: NV; ? to IL am. Monday
white, 35 to As. live in;
l child accepted; to leave Wash.
CARDANo' sO6 H st. NV. Sd floor.
CosMETIc-pRUG CLERK. exper. !;
refs; 80 am; to 8 pm: closed
Spis. sYng; a1d hooltdays: NATIONAL
ASSISTANT; tipping in
cluded; Thurs. afternoons only, be-
ginning at l pm. Box 66-J. Star.
DOCTORS Observation-Disclosures
desirable, but not necessary. Reply
DRUG sGx and ndoS cosmssic seaF; clerk dav work
Pffta eve; oPERAToR. aH IofSo in va Wash
once, lge. mig. company, hours
tt9,.5; tt9 2; New air cond. office, Phone
FOUNTAIN GIJS a J g GIRLS, white, exper.; i
holidays; paid holidays and vaca-
tions. NATIONAL DRUG CO.,
1000 Conn. ave NV. ga
HOSTESS, white. part time for tea
room; hours: to 8. weekdays;
WO. 6-5334 after l 80 pm. -2I
[BM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR-Al-
phabetical and numerical exper. req.
Write resume, showing exper., age
and marital status. Box 1861. Star.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
CALL MRS. R1Ess. MA. s-2112

MANAGER -HOUsEKEEPER for small
HS HEGS9mlHng HnS9as heuse' in exchange for apt
MEDICAL TECHN1CIAN. registered;
for downtown internist's off1ce; top
salary. TE. 6-S774. -22
MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
Wanted for doctors office. Call OIL.
s-S293 after Z pm. -21
MILLINERY MANAGER
To take complete charge of popular
priced department. Apply GOODY'S
HATS, zoos F st. NV. go
NURSE, white, age 25 to 40; pvt.
hospital; live In or out; refs. co.
for doctors office, part time
or full time, state salary expected.
Write to Box 13O-K, Star. -22
SUPERVISOR for we'll
equipped operating room in 115-bed
hospital; good personnel policies,
maintenance if desired; other OPEN
ings. Contact Director of Nursing.
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL, Bethesda,
Md. OIL. 1880. -21
NURSE. white. for gen. floor duty
in small nursing home in Va. Reg.
or reg. prac. Refs. KE. S-5252.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HELP DoMEsTIc tcont.)

MAID IA! want wanted Sy, employed couple;
cleaning apt. and cooking evening
wk.. stay in 2 nights; sis: ref. red req.
WOMAN for child care. light house
work. 5-day week. Vic. Of Beltsville
preferred. WE. 5,.4466. -2f
SUMMER JOE. July and Aug. on
general housework; refs. req. Box
1O1-J, Star. -21
SETTLED LADY. colored. light house
work and care for 2 children: live
In. Will accept person with / child
small salary. co. 5-6799 after 8
DIPLoMATIC HOUSEHOLD for rIh quiet.
eHper; eSIs maid white. Light g.h.w.,
To call EN-. 2-S22I bet. 8 and 5.
SETTLED CoLoRED WOMAN in ex-
change for light work; free room;
MfGDIaAGEzD fH5 Siik leaz vi WHITF islaS WOMAN to
care Tor 4h2-yr. -.old girl. help with
month. 10. 7-7464 after 8 pm. I'M
Friday; all day Sat, Sun. 81
CPLE. TO LIVE IN; in excel quar-
ceoEirg cerS; woman man to do g;h.w. and
be home in time to wait on table
ana be generally helpful. Man to
DO yardwork or thorough cleaning
on Sat. Excel. salary. Ref, and
only responsible people apply. BOX
1851, Star 80
MIDDLE-AGED LADY, baby sitting
and light housekeeping; 5-day wk',
noHdays and wk. ends free, XII.
SETTLED WOMAN; g.h.w.; fond of
children; live in nice quarters; good
Day. SllhurhS ENH ~Nes
Evening star., 1953-06-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGH sCHoOL-Earn your diploma
ut home in spare time It offers
big adyantages LES; NE s1Sl66
in exchange for office help 2 after
TUToRrNG IUE Ssi in la Latin. S"spsi Spanish and
French. high school and COLLEGE
Call III T-745Q oI
Evening star., 1953-06-20

FLOOR SAFE. $50: good condition
See superintendent, 1105 G st. NV
FREEZER. 13 Gu. it., Harder, chest
type, excel. cond., S125 KIns
9-0941 -2I
FREEZER, IT Gu. #. de luxe Deep
freeze. new guarantee still in effect:
$500 or best offer; must sell. AP
REFRIGERAroR-Fam.
lily size, excellent condition; $50
Call HO. 2-0576. Apt. 307. --22
FRIGIDAIRE--Auto.. excel. cond.
$50. JE. 4-05S5. -2l
FUR STOLES-Mink, large. silver
blue. perfect condition, $4O0; white
fox. 500. Phone EN-. 3-4SS1. .-2I
dinette thl.. sofa bed. end tbl.,
chest, desk. Air eond. Also new
high:ndelity. radio tuner. etc. GO
O"o6oA -Z1
Evening star., 1953-06-20
MACHINE BOOKKEEPER

Excellent opportunity for
young lady experienced in ma
chine bookkeeping. Desirable
employment with large real
estate and mortgage loan
ONCE. Ideal working condi-
tions, including 37h-hr. week
with no Saturday work. Air.
conditioned office, lunches fur
nished free. disqualification and
life insurance without cost to
employees after reasonable
length Of service. Salary COM
menSurate with ability.
CALL MRS. RIESS. MA. s-21l2
Evening star., 1953-06-20
BRICK
USED

Many handmade CoIonials. especial,v
beautiful lot; low price. ABCD
CORPORATION OF. 4-8755.
BUILDING ITEMS-S sheets Celotex.
2 1uSh doors, 2 rows Insulation,
anchor bolts. 2 sheets plywood. LO
BUILDING MATERIAL tUSEDj-
wonderful buy. About 5000 bd. It,
Af4' Ap SxS; 2's74S Sxs sheathins. Call eyes
BUILDING MATERIAL
We have all kinds Of building ma
terials. steel. lumber, doors ano
windows at very reas. prices. Viii
not be undersold.
General Wrecking Co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AD. 2-6177
Evening star., 1953-06-20
PART TIME
EVENING WORK

Young women, 21-35 yrs. of age, to
serve our advertising customers by
phone. Pleasant telephone voice
and good tipping speed are REQUIRED:
evenings per week. $500. Apply
personnel, Room sos. Open week
GAYS, 5000. and Sat, 81. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
Real Estate Saleswomen
EARN AS YOU LEARN
WE TEACH YOU
YOU MUST HAVE A CAR
EXPERIENCE NOT NEcFssApv
HELP-MEN AND woMeM

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
BAR CHECKER, experienced only
luxury restaurant. good starting SAL
ary, excellent meals; 6-day week.
Send resume. Box ASK. Star.
BEAUTICIAN. exper., perm. position.
sal. and commission. 239 N. Glebe
I'd. Arl., Va. JA. s-SS4S. -22
CANVASSERS. experienced. for the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO. Call
Mr.. Souders. 10. S-2523, after $50
CASHIER, experienced on MGR. lux
ury restaurant, excellent starting
salary. good meals. Hours 9:30
am. to 4 p.m.; 6-day week. Send
resume. Box ASK, Star. al
LABORATORY TECHNlCIAN. for
doctors office; registered; experi-
snced; excel; salary. CO. $4,000.
MAS MEAySSs" AHTpp ~ Wiz 21hal5. .o,or.d E22 ;.2Stor
position for man, hotel maid service
for wife. Do not apply If under 45
yrs. or over 65. Living quarters and
monthly salary. References required.
PARKSIDE HOTEL, 14th and Eye
SITS. NV. -21
MOTOR COURT HELP
state age and experience for follow
air-conditioned coffee shop and din
ing terrace: Chef steward, cooks,
dish machine operators. mattresses,
walters. cashiers. hosteSSeS, general
food service positions. WARRENTON
MOTOR LODGE, Warrenton, Va.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
REUPHOLSTERING

Special sofa and chair reuphoIstered,
labor and material. S$69: workman.
ship guar: 25 yrs. in same estab.
Hshment; La FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
ROOFS painted and repaired; also
exper. All work guar. TIE. 6-6S77.
ROOFING. guttering, spouting, paint
ing roofs, repairs of all kinds; guar.
work. A g. NJ ROOFING. UN. 4-0I 81.
RoOFING-All types, cutters. spouts.
THOMAS. WA. 7l7s5S. a. -
ROOFING REPAiRS, guttering. spout
ing; painting. etc: Call MR.. O'CON-
NOE, any time; UN; 454457; -21
10. S-0443. SEW-EZY SEWING MA
CHINE CO. 5156 Benning rd. Sc
Stone and FlagStone
Specializing in stone retaining walls
and fiagstone patios. also cement
work of all kinds. For free esti-
mates call JERRY. LU. 1-4756. --27
TELEVISION SERVICING, incl. ewes.
Sat. and Sun: guar. TELE-SERVICE
RA; 6-14!5 or ia: 9-7382. "a
ness establishments and pvt. homes.
Reasonable. 10. 2-4559. -21
A DEPENDABLE
General Contractor
All tyres remodeling. additions. club
rooms, porches, heating. dormers
attics. Al mechanics. Financing
architect and permits.
EDGAR KEEFFR
JU. 9-6Ss2-RA 6-429s
COMPLETE HOME SERVICE
Painting, decorating. plumbing, heat
ing. remodeling. custom kitchens,
Formica tops, floors, porches, addi-
lions. etc. Reasonable. Terms.
GILBERT & HAMILTON, EST. 1925
Evening star., 1953-06-20

PAN Acrosonic. spine;
and console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed by Baldwin. EQUIP
with Baldwin patented Fll-BloW
action Wide variety case designs
and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRcH
025 q ST. NV.
LstAbii1hed 1e7o
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Lumber 1-12OO

Building materials; Robby's big June
sale. Open Sat. and Sun. Free de-
livery; S-ft.. special studs, soc ca;
12-in. dry shelving, 15c IT,; panel
ing, 15c bd. it.; sheet rock. SC So.
IT.; Masonite. plywood. guttering,
cement. sand. flagstone and hun
oredS OF other money-Saving items.
Now then--try ROBINSON LUMBER
CO. l239 Kenilworth ave. ne,
Evening star., 1953-06-20
SALESLADY

Opening for top-notch. experienced,
ready o-wear saleslady. Enjoy SELL
ing quality fashion merchandise;
excellent opportunity for high
earnings; liberal discounts on pur-
chases; paid vacations and usual
Stewart, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
12lQ 2 st n W 81
Evening star., 1953-06-20

S25, 900 sale Of used, reconditioned
nile cabinets, tables. chairs. book
cases. steel shelving. fans: air
to choose from; free delivery and
parking; .priseedd at tremendous saw
MANHATTAE a5S TAE {SER S5EEcz Eve: E0y1R NV. CO.
PIANO-WuIlitSer mahogany spinet,
EEsed. Esed. full keyboard, special price.
cAIPgELIs Ii Music VSosuii cos i16s Ssfsa1R. 8 st.
PIANoNBea1tifuii steinway erand,
for discriminating owner. ia.
PIANO. apt. size Upright with bench,
$125; Phone JU. 9-2077. MRS.
PIANO, Kimball upright with bench,
d;t,6, daT6 mShogany; ShE TSo peri. PLAYING con-
PIANO, sDinet. PIN a mseo6any saTSF nisR; R% good 0ood
condition. 10. 2-6S2I. 81
PIANO. Baldwin 40" mahog. grand;
very well kept; $3S6. HA. 2-4163
after 7:30 pm. Sat. and all day
PIANO, full size shoninser UpriRht;
good cond., sxceptiohal tone; $25.
PlANO-Upright, perfect playing con-
ditiSn; guaarrannateed. S95. ia. 9-3161
or M. 1-U2O0.
PLANO, "a, o.,Ei1t Rnabe. DaT!9r Erand seagt!-
9-316l or NO. 7-02O6.
PIANO, Knabe grand, 5'S", excellent
playing condition, $400. RA, g.
PilaNo-sohmer console; excel. con-
0l 0lltiqn; n.w alR9st R%. ssSS5. nsS S@4 Delateld
PIANO. baby grand. whelock with
Solevox; bargain. $500 or best offer.
1871 Franklin st. ne. DE. 2-4249.
make. apt. upright.
very good cond.. S295: others. S65
up. MR.. sELTzER. JU. 9-4629;
PIANOS-Are you looking for a good
es Sssd our SF'ad d.pss RsnG o 9 GSTe r.eon In snd
TONED grands which includes such
famous makes as steinway. KimbalL
Knabe. Howard. Baldwin and others;
liberal allowance for your piano.
BT BELL 1.l4gS MgsIc CO. HOS q st. nv NV"
PIANoS0Don't miss KITS g sprinr
clearance of famous-make pianos.
Tremendous savings on new and re-
cond. pianos from our regular stock;
PIANOS FOR RENT-Low summer
about our famous RENTAL-PUR-
CHASE plan. call KITS. 1880 q
PIANOS-Benches. SIS up. some up
rights. including Q small Knabe,
your choice, SS5; tuned, repaired,
delivered; Steinway, Baldwin grand.
PAUL GOLIBART, cor. entr., Amer.
saos stgs; BIDS .9sao1 9S9l oGeOrsia ave, AD.
PIANOS-Before you buy q used or
new piano, we suggest you get some
information that will be OF b zip to
let on How to Buy Piano" CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. 110S G st. NV.
DI 7-S464. go
PIANOS. spinet. Jesse French mahog .
Brand-new; 5-yr. guar. Best offer.
Mr.: NEWMAN. DU. 7-4600. RA.
PIANOS-Baldvin. Acrosonic. spinet
and console models. Designed. built
and guaranteed nv RaidWfn R0uin
Evening star., 1953-06-20
CLERK -TYPIST

Duties consist of logging, filing and
distributing reports and engineering
drawings. 5-day 45-hour week.
Age 25 to so. For further informa-
tion and interview please phone JU.
$1,000. Personnel Dept.
VITRO CORP. OF AMERICA
926 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WoMEN

EMPLOYMENT for high
school boy and college girl. Call
Ii. 3.S695.
Evening star., 1953-06-20

2 MONTHS IN MAINE
White nurse for 3 small children: Local
reis. required. Call XII. 9.6774.
COLORED WOMAN for 9.6-V- and
cooking; 2 mos. at Rehobofh
Beach, Del; position can be perma-
nent in Washington II satisfactory,
Recent refs. required Salary open.
GalI MRS. CALDWELL, MA. S-6757.
Mon, for interview, -o1
Evening star., 1953-06-20

Thoroughly exper. on accts.
payable. payrolls. sales tax
reports and bank reconcilia-
tions. Permanent position.
6-day week. 623 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
. HOUSE PAINTING
'apering. White Mech. TU. 2-3s1s
KITCHEN

Complete planning and remodeline
service. Let US show you what can
be done to your old kitchen. Nc
down payment, 36 months to pay
Phone Ii. 4-458S; ewes. and Sun.
HE. 4-5269.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HELP-W0MEN

S4O6 Ga. Ave-, Silver Spring
BEAUTY OPERATORi earn S86 to
S100 wk., guarantee plus comm;
no manicuring; steady position: air.
cooled, mod. shop. LOUIS CREA-
1--WE HAIRDRESSERS. 171O Eye st.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. capable to rent
and run beauty shop in very large
apartment house. Apply in person,
BEAUTY OPERATOR. to manase
beauty shop. Apply in person.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced,
interested in steady position. Apply
in person at ROBERT OF PARIS,
1914 Conn. ave. NO. 7-2776.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good salary and
comm. 5-day wk.. 9-6. MR.. PAUL,
1925 M NV. of Conn. ave. RE.
BoOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA.
TOR, experienced for real estate de-
partment: 5-day wk. and many
benefits. Apply Mr.. Genau, Real
Estate Department, THE WASHING
TON LOAN AND TRUST CO.. 900
BoOKKEEPER-RECEPTIoNIsT TYP
IST-One- once. 40-hour week.
excellent starting salary. Call ST,
S-S653 30
Evening star., 1953-06-20
CAMPBELL'S

COLORED LADY, settled as honse-
keeper in colored family: Q small
children: stay nights, RIM, and
board. NO. 7-0424 ole
Evening star., 1953-06-20
Steel,

We have all kinds of misc. steel:
beams, reinforcing steel. pipe. and
plates cut to size.
e General Wrecking Co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, Ab. 2-8l77
Evening star., 1953-06-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
EDITIONS, ALTERATIONS a.

ALTERATIONS and re.
Free estimates. WA. 7-7186.
ADDITIONS, re-modeling, basement
to roof. Free est. Terms. RICHARD
3; FERRIS, ME. s-69s5. JU. g.
7264. 20"
home remodeling; bsmt.
to roof. No money down. Up to z
yrs. to pay. HAMILTON. DI. 7-671l.
ADDITIONS AND GENERAL CAR.
PENTRY, porches. attics and recre-
alton rooms; store shelf units. Free
estimates; terms arranged. r. G.
WILLIAMS, HE. 4-6375. -21
Additions-Attics Finished
Painting. plastering, repairs. Free
estimates. Reasonable. WO. 6-7156.
Evening star., 1953-06-20

FINISHED, dormer windows,
porches inclosed, recreation rooms
and stairways. Commercial or resi-
4-249I. j. e. HENDRICKS.
TOMBSTONE is man-made stone
Applied with mouldS to the outside
surface of your house. Bondstone
can be applied to any surface. Is
water, hre and termite proof. Never
needs painting. Beautify and mod
ernize your home at q cost you can
well afford. Free est, 3 yrs. to
pay. Siding and roofing is our
business. Certified JohnS-Manville
home Improvement contractors.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING CO. 4S19
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Md. OIL.
BRICK MASON CRAFTsMAN-rire-
places. chimneys, walls. remodeling
a speciality. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICK WORK. all types, no Job too
small. Free estimates, reas. prices.
S-5I40 or HE. 4-5245. rs
BRICK AND REPAIR WORK by con-
t. tract arNSoS M9 JOB to too small small GEORGE
BUILDING and general remodeling.
LAWRENCE. RA 6-97O3.
remodeling, repairs and
Gaoinet "a work work; general contracting.
of all kinds; comb.
doors. windows, and fence work.
ReaS. JEFFREYS. Ii. 6-9740. -21
Evening star., 1953-06-20

'ILL DIRT, FROM 5000 70 5000
CO. YARDS, AVAILABLE IN VIC.
OF CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc. WILL
MAKE ATTRACTIVE DEAL. CALL
Evening star., 1953-06-20
A-t6 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1853
HELP MEN (cont.)

TAILOR, experienced. for dry clean
ing plant. Excellent opportunity
for right man. S51l Piney Branch
rd., Silver Spring, Md. JU. 7-6363.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
TAXICAR DRIVER

an identification card we assist you
In obtaining same: takes but few
Evening star., 1953-06-20
SITUATIONS MEN
MEN AVAII.ABIE NOW

'or employment. Odd Jobs. yard work,
wall washing, carpentry, houseclean-
ing, etc. SALVATION ARMY, Harbor
LightS Corp. NE. 8-4532.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
OFFICE FURNITURE

S25, 900 sale Of used. reconditioned
desks, $l5 and UP. all sizes, colors
file cabinets, tables. chairs. book
cases, steel shelving. fans, air
condition machines; unlimited stock
to choose from; free delivery and
parking; PRICED at tremendous saw
ings up to 60Te.
MANHATTAN, MANIHtAIT OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
FILL DIRT

FREE-FREE
100000 yards broken bricks, tile
and ctnder block Load your own
trucks. LU. 1-9S97.
Evening star., 1953-06-20

PLASTERING, tile laying
and carpentry; reaS. prices. Call
AID. 4-4560 for free estimates.
Evening star., 1953-06-20

Telephone Soliciting
Full or part time done from your
own home, PAYS well CAN KI.
, 1953-05-07
Sendte Restores
Funds for $4,000
Federal Hous 9 Units

In Washington the Senate
reversed the House yesterday
in connection with the Hous-
ing Bills as they worked over
the appropriations. The SEN
ate Committee voted to restore
funds for 35, 900 public housing
units which had been deleted
by House Committee. Other
wise thee Senate approved the
other cuts made by the House
for twenty-three government
agencies.
The Senate passed the five
and a half million supplement
tai appropriations bill, the
third for the year. There was
a battle over the $4,000 dol
lars for the Office of Rent Con-
troll Stabilizet on, soma OF
which will be used for leave
payments for a number of EN-
ployees leaving the govern
ment service. T h e Senate
refused to 90 alonS With the
motion to hol d up these
payments.
, 1953-05-07
Sendtor Suggests
Wdrninq % Reds
Aquinst Further Kqgr.

Senator Knowland ted Sc
cretary Of State John Foster
Dulles that the United States
should consider the possibility
of using our air and naval
power, if this should prove ne
cessary, to stop communist
aggression in southeast Asia.
The Senator said later that
this country and its Allies
must draw a line somewhere
and warn the communists that
to cross it means war.
, 1953-05-07
Dulles Sdys Com'nists
Are Guilty Of
Aggression in Laos

John Foster Dulles said that
the communists are guilty OF
aggression in the invasion of
Laos, Indo-C China and that the
United Nations may be asked
to step in.
Mr.. Dulles said that this
probably would not mean the
of troops to Indo-
China.
French airmen report that
the communist invaders OF
Laos m a,y have made an
about face and are going back
to where they came from.
They say that either the reds
Continued on Page a
, 1953-05-07
Geo. T. Nielsen, The
Druoon Announces
Candidacy for Gov.

"T h e Hnorable" George
Theodore Nielsen, known at
fectionately as "The Dragon
has announced that he is a ma
tive of ST. Croix, the Virgin
Islands of the United States,
and has announced his candi-
dacy for the gubernatcrial
post of the Virgin Islands.
Mr.. Nielsen called at the
AVIS office yesterday and
opined that since there are re-
ported to be four-from Saint
Thomas Ito say nothing of the
candidates from other parts Of
the U.S.) it would hardly hurt
the cause Of cause Secretary
Of the Interior MacKay any
greater pain if one more is
added. Besides, St. Croix has
no candidate, he said, and
should be represented. II do
not want ST. Croix to be left
without some kind of repre-
sentation in this pubernatorial
race. Others have hackers
, 1953-05-07

both at home and abroad and
feels he has the same.
In an address from the
bandstand several days before
the Referendum, Mr.. Nielsen
made it clear that he is against
a native for Governor and
would much prefer that a con-
tinental be named; but, he
said, if the Honorable Secre-
tary intends to appoint a ma
tive, his hat IS in the ring
ong with the rest.
Continued on Page ~
, 1953-05-07
Pres. Jos. Alexander
Tells Of Chdmber Of
Commerce Activities

commerce ACI1V1I10S
The regular general meeting
of The st. Croix Chamber OF
Commerce was held | a S t
Monday night at Lutheran
Parish Hall.
President Alexander of the
Chamber read his report Of
the Chambers activity since
the first of the year, which
was divided into five catego-
,ries: Tourism, Agriculture,
Industrial & Shipping, Social
and the Chambers organiza-
tional activities.
Under tourism he pointed
out activities in this field,
such as: Paxi rates; efforts for
securing an extension to Alex
ander Hamilton Airport run
way; Trophy cup to be award
ed to contest winner of largest
fish caught in St.Croix waters;
assistance in Servicemen's Cen
ter; Brochure plans for reprint
ing; printing of a Map of St.
Croix and towns of Christian
sted and Frederiksted; inter
est in Tourist Development
Boards activities; requesting
of Congress waving 1870 on
travel to Caribbean; study of
Divorce Law; securing of an
enlargement of taxi rates to be
posted at Airport Terminal &
in Chambers Office which in
cludes rates to Clover Crest:
cooperation with Caribair on
publicity programs and other
activity.
The efforts of the Chamber
toward securing industry dur
ing this period were reported,
citing continued efforts for
Button Factory; encourage
ment to sandal manufacturer,
In the field of transportation
and shipping, the request to
Alcoa for twice monthly SER
vice; the study made and re
commentators offered i n
lcnoshoreman renr1e-t for ad-
ditiona1 wages; the study and
ANALYSIS Of Workmen's Com
ponsation Law and the no~e'-
bility of securing reduction in
premiums.
The report covered activity
- Arr;o,,1+,Iro adx1iCio0 of
, 1953-05-07

that they would soon come
begging for peace if the Allies
opened an about attack.
The Korean war is costing
the Chinese reds much more
than it is costing us and, he
predicted, t he communists
would sue for peace if the UN
started an offensive.
, 1953-05-07
President Eisenhower
Attends 2 Republican
Dinners in New York
Gen. Vdn Fleet SdYs
Com nists Are Beaten
On High Strategy

General James A. Van Fleet, President Eisenhower visit
former commander of t h e ed New York today to attend
United Nations forces in Ko- two $500. a plate Republican
rea said that high level policy dinners. The first was at the
prevented the United Nations Astor Hotel and about an hour
~rmies from winning the Ko- later at the Waldorf Astoria.
rean war two year ago. In a The President arrived at La
magazine article, General Van Guardia Field at about 83U
Fleet said that the communists this morning and flew back tc
already have lost the war and Washington in the afternoon.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31
G :. 0sS EonvtcIs0GS :10 increase


 The greatest number of ,ovictions for game law vio- Iations ever reported for any ..Jne, year by game manage ;nent agents of the FWS was announced recently by Secre .ary of the Interior Douglas Mckay.
 :. A record total of 6,225 con victions during fiscal year 1858 reveals an increase of 1,296 over the 4, 929 convictions re- no tod Iast van~
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31

Ia. Shannon Jett .n.i, for six in the states: He will visit his family in the east.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-10-31


 The lnci ease III apprehen. sions and convictions is due chiefly to the activities of a larger FWS enforcement staff.
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 The NV Lucidor, Alaska Steamship Company freighter, arrived in port Monday from Seward with freight for town. Three passengers made the trip from Seward to Ko- diak.
 The passengers were Sam Re mack. John Singley and Thomas McNultv.