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Evening star., 1953-11-19
School Board 10 Study
Refusal Of Teachers
To State Red Status
By the Associoted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-
The Board of Education said
today it would study testimony
of Philadelphia teachers who re-
fused to answer questions con-
corning Communist affiliation
before deciding whether any, or
all. would be fired.
officials of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and the American
Legion have demanded that the
educators who refused to answer
all questions at a three-day
hearing of a House Un-American
Activities subcommittee be GUST
ed from their school posts.
The subcommittee, headed by
Representative Velde, Republi-
can, of Illinois, adjourned yester-
day after hearing 81 witnesses.
Nineteen of them refused to an
swer questions concerning alleged
Red associations. invoking the
1st, 5th, 9th and 10th amend
mentS.
Is Still Hold Jobs.
Sixteen of the 19 are now
teaching in Philadelphia
schools. Two others retired about
six years ago, while the other,
Mrs. Walter Lowefels, was sus-
pended two weeks ago when she
refused to tell a board inquiry
about past Communist connec-
tions. Her husband, a writer
for the Daily Worker, has been
indicted under the Smith Act
on charge of advocating over
throw of the Government.
Mr.. Velde said he was Eek
tremely sorry" so many wit
nesses refused to talk and
pointed out: "One can only draw
the conclusion that although
many witnesses have emphasized
that today they are not members
of the Communist Party. they do
not wish to help destroy the
Communist conspiracy"
He added that the overwhelm-
ing majority of Philadelphia's
5000 teachers are fine, upstand-
ing loyal American citizens"
A source close to the board
hinted it is probable that the
teachers would be fired for fail
ing to answer questions. He said
this would be an extension of
the boards attitude toward edu-
Gators who have refused to CO.
operate in the school officials
own Red inquiry.
Called Poorly Advised"
One board authority said:
Some teachers have been poorly
advised when they refuse to an
Swer questions. They have been
told that all this has something
to do with academic freedom.
Congressional committees have
the right to make Investigations
upon which to base legislation"
The board, under the Teacher
Tenure Act, cannot summarily
dismiss a teacher without bring
ing specific charges. Nor can it
fire any one under the State Loy-
atty Act unless it proves that a
teacher was a member of a sub
versive group at the time he took
the loyalty oath or is teaching
subverSive matter in the schools.
But the board has indicated
in recent weeks that it con-
Siders failure to talk frankly
about connections can be con-
strued as INSTRUMENTATION or in
competency.
Evening star., 1953-11-19
Red Carnations Foxes

A new flower racket was dis
closed in Belfast, Northern Ire
land, when red" carnations sold
door -to-door turned white.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

million copies Of effective 8pont Program entitled You
Can Help Combat Communism. copies Of which avail
abe free Of charge by writing to the address listed at the
bottom Of this page To all who read this simple plan Of
action Acacia good citi,en fighter for freedom defender
Of personal independence and exponent Of the free enterprise
system which has made America the greatest nation in the
world today.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

when construction Of the new addition TO our home
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Portable and efficient surroundings in which TO work.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

the addition will nearly double our present home
Office space We take this opportunity to thank all
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establish an unbroken record Of outstanding growth
and progress.
Evening star., 1953-01-11

As vital financial and social force in the national economy
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Acacia has published and already distributed than
Evening star., 1953-09-10
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. ~ h-ton panel; very good
MANpELL CHEVRoIET, INC, &s4f-
Icy "A Miehols dH aye. aye Sc, sc: I'll
Mr. FREDERICK, WA. 7-72OO, s
a.ms to pm. After pm, AP.
scaoeoif BUS. 81, seats; 1s47 REQ.
eSsF $780, ovS Can Tch6R JEROME HfSS BRoSfE 2fr
C"Ey. 5S ton stake. low miiiSse, io
perfect eond,. must sell for business
r.ss::; !sss:; 81 900. Call RA. 3-69s4
INfERNATfoNAL 1SEi ION 1851 L1-72;T TnO r., h.
ton; { 90 $3.50, or best best offer' fi- IA.
cMsyEo5Er idsS OLE 1850 80 sedan se5sli7fE5:
cHEVRoLET 1a4s 2-ton 1s-ft- van;
$500 or viii trade for automobile.
FORD i4S'ss 1913 s.-ton pickup: excellent wit
ssonnddiLtdion; s795 or best offer. 10.
FORD 40 12-toot van. in good i9 run.
ming condition; good tires and ap-
eHEHRoLrf f'f ncs s@$24 s4145 BAEPF6E EIeF6!
CHEV. 81 1-ton pickup; very clean,
completely recond, and guaranteed;
$i; $H9 $50 so41 MANREJL 1f 4Icbo,. CHEVROLET
CHEV. so 3-yard dump, with cab
shield. 2-speed rear: S.25x20 tires
This is an extra-clean truck for
sale at S2.095. PARKWAY (Ford).
30S' N st; NV: Az. 2-o1s6. Open
CHEVROLET 80 Suburban carry all,
T-passenger. capacity thoroughly
recorditioned: exceptionally clean
throughout: to make space, Will
CHEVROLET INC, 2241-46 Nichols
ave. Sc. Ill
Evening star., 1953-09-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '52 2-dr.. sed.; beaut. green fn..
owner car: ST i'595. s-day money
Tee: HILL 4 SANDERS. %ash.s
Oldest e1d = y Ford 1D DeslsS, asG,o ll14 Vermont
FORD AZ Super de luxe club coupe:
this is one-owner car, serviced
average; we personally guarantee
this one, AL special; S595 cash.
trade or terms. SULLIVAN FORD
CO; GO -. centPsl 9ss. ave. at Grain hwy.
FoRR ssRnr % oyeSdrvs SHstSn T. anG SSdP1 r. s:ss :
covers, immac. black finish. tires
like new; one owner; AL special.
S795, cash, trade or terms. SULLI-
VAN FORD CO., Central ave. at
Grain hwy, Market 1885. 10
FORD 81 Custom s Tudor; Fordo-
matte. r. and H.. silvertone gray:
Al special, ST, ,5a5. cash. trade or
terms. SULLIVAN FORD CO, Gem
trai ave. at Grain hwy. Market
FoRR Isl Custom. Fordor sedan;
covers. Alpine blue finish. low mile
age, one owner; Al special, Sl.105,
cash; trade or terms. SULLIVAN
sboRp b0E nsyps, CO; eensSei ssss ave. at Grain Grain
and h., seat covers, beaut. 2-tone
green finish; this is a company Of
ncia car and carries new-car title
n1 rSd. ne%csr W. tsrw wsrrasIy 8 ag6 csSh
Markef GGi fentssl 9ts$ss' ave- at Grain 1cy hoy
FORD 81 victoria, club coupe; equip,
one owner, immac, throughout. Sac.
for only 81 .295. terms, bank financ-
ins: pSs::a. 0ThO WILLIAMS BUICK.
FORD '5a; 4-wks. old, s1.7o0. Paw
me 500; bank financing avail. for
bal: Selling due to unforeseen cir
blue r. and h.. turn signals. under
$@..2sSS55 save S6s5. No dealers, Ii,
FORD 1862 Custom, s-cyl. Tudor;
owner: 10000 miles; diplomat ieav-
offer; Du. 7-@477 or OIL. S-os1s.
FShD tsi1r.a 81 &c. cus'Sm u s1s r broTsS sss
TsaR mst as 5ln daS fnd SSs TG5sS
HifI ITiaI 9-m9pth spMhrS%s %rittsn . sgarsntes;;
Ford 6eaileerE' ileE1H TIA VsSnS Vermont oiSSs. ays.
NV, AID. 4-4300 10
FORD '53 Victoria; beautiful 2-tons
nnish: continental wheel. Wv.
tires, r. and h., turn SIGNALS, plus
other eduipment: only 1000 mi:
q great ICTSps saying at o S6Ily only S SS9'SS5.
densburs d. re- MI1Ve Td. 1at Piney ineg q BTanehI, e
Sill Spg:. Nd; JU. 7-sSSs. 10
FORD 1858 Sunliner conv.; Fordo-
matte, S-tube radio, fresh-air heat
er,. many other extras. beige finish,
light tan top. 7.10Xl5 Wv. tires,
car is in new cond.; cost over So
300 new: asking S2,400; will accept
trade. 10. S-O225 ewes --13
BUICIs Al 4-dr. and 2-dr S596
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. II. 6-6464
BUICK '46 Super sedanette $495
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-646z
Evening star., 1953-09-10
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,
$500, sos down. PiNEY BRANCH

cHESR95sr 5sSS sas down '0fHN iNE9 ps SsRxSG iHSR
MOTORS, JU. S-11S5. Ill
40 convertible; 7. and
h; reflnished in, attractive. honey
chanicsily. Take advaatase ot this
RxNpEfE !Sxi 5fis-'tsH6R czGvRoGEf. a$4i4s ,GsR
cHERRofET HieHG!s aEf S!s So styieline c.dri: r
ans spSas: h or Gfspa Fedd shi tss pense nss
mechanically. See this one before
buying elsewhere. S995. MANDELI
CHEVROLET, 2241-45 Nichols ave
CHEVROLET 1851 convert. coupe
cream: sds Powerglde T. ns4rhi enc b; spseis ga
CHEVROLET '4s + @2trls-.t- 2-door
as a pin: S51S. sILvf'R SPRING
MOTOR CO. INC, 1909 East-West
hwy, JU. S-3157. Directly across
cT2TR6, tT3T y s; Il Royal sign1 Joo,. .o.o l9 9,
trade. duaranteed. qua 81 .SS5. SILVER i!
East-West hwy. JU. S-3l57. (Di-
rectly across from U, S. Royal sign. !
ChENAObEI 40 FleeLmaSter 4-OL
very good looking. No down pay
ment to approved credit. Full price
today. only S495. TAKOMA fFordl
MOTOR CO., S725 Pinev Branch
rd., S. s., Nd. JU. $1,000. Ill
CHEVROLET Al club coupe; new
only s245 full price; terms. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK, Rhode Island
CHEVROLET 1850 conv.; s brand
new. tires, new battery. r, h.; Al
. to pm; NO. 1880. after &
CHEVROLET '52 de luxe 4-dr. sedan
2-tone gray: very clean throughout
equip, including sun visor. ST 1896.
2-day money-baek trial. 4-montf
written guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS, Wash.'S Oldest Ford Dealer
Evening star., 1953-09-10
LOTS AND .AcREA6Es FOR SALE

THIRTEEN ACRES, beautifully stu,
ated and level; on macadam rd., 3
mi from Laurel; make lovely home
sites. Close enough to city for con-
venenes far enough away ,i9 i9r .Isr1 prl,
you You can AFFORD. Only $500. BOW
LAKEWOOD-Beautiful corner "a
acre lot, overlooking Lake Bancroft;
streets csseing gWH TSssF Ss%eE Geinr doE e.
FTorida. ToGa 'rses South oTsSs s.Ss47. moving m1o 70
LAKE BARCROFT-Lge. wooded lot
in sect. Of beaut. homes. Az utilS
lake priyils.: near beach. OWNER
sSS 5S' bSoWS. S1SsSs9' $50 MoNTH-Half.acre
wooded home sites with city water,
in Shirley Acres, Just OF Shirley
freeWay at .Lorton interchange. En-
10Y the cool freedom Of. the country;
Sp Spi' yERSoN e ltS NJ [YScH ffSszA = soSs; SSs;
AIEXANDRlA-DEL iIE51ssf5f; sf RATS lots;
5Eessss;. ss. Al SMITH BEATTY XII
n s-es5f eaEyT eyes; CHASE. TE eia6? iMb?.-Rambler
~; Site, adjoining Rock Creek PARK, IN
exclusive estate area. Utils. incl.
Must sell for best offer. OWNER
AID. 4-S700, Ext: 22S; -13
TWO choice residential lots on Ore
sSn ss by ave- oWNER RT Rx: csgssss. 5leea iS
$50 SO DSoowNwRambler sites, I0ox29o
IT,; lge. develop facing Colesyille
KAY REALTY CO., RA, .6-2200:
Fine. level lots; 81 15x
2,Os; high slev;; Drotectiys; seS reStris- s
tt0nf 4 Il S bE3E1oPMENT VI 81 SRsi Co. 500 8:
81 3s-IS5Si; S5Ts IN NEARBY vA.-sewer
and water available. ready to So
Ssll Scs1o LTEIA W}1sdA hss REosSo 60 JA' $500 IS
,i:aCRE 9VS E'isSh I9T, 01SS Eocdsd ed near AMMAN
1900; JE: Ss49lS after 8 pm.
80 ACRES WOODED. 31a miles from
town Of Fairfax. adjoining subdiyi- III
sion I.,S5. SAFE sSS Per acre. A. B. sTANLIdGY' Id
COUNTRY STGSsNsfhs eGfi GafoiME SITE. ga acres.
with 217-ft. frontage on paved I'd;
high elevation; easy driving to sil
SS9HF SS59z :1s0GS IT, GS6isP; Si5: .7s.t' EatHD J6
BUiIIDERs-Temple Hills; 2 lots
water available. So. 800 for both,
CRISMOND REAL ESTATE: 459S
st. Barnabas I'd. Sc. LO. 1925
HAVE what I believe to be the best
sell one or 90 Everything In. streets.
sewer, water. Close to Four Corners.
Priced $4,000 per lot. JU. $4,000.
3 A., 6A.. I2 A.. "a A.-Some wooded
with stream; SMITH W. ALLNUTT
TWEELSVE; ViE VI; iBExUpTrIFUL LOTS. streets
In; close-in Silver Spring. Wish to
sell them in a group. Priced very
reasonably. JAMES D. DRAPER
LO. 4-772O: ewes, JU. 1850. Ill
CORNER LOT, on Oregon ave. and
Rittenhouse St, fac. Rock Greek PIX
$4,000. Phone OWNER, RA. 6-9422
Evening star., 1953-09-10
TRAILERS

NATIONAL" '4s. 27-ft.. COM
pletely air-cond., extras; Closest
or or Wa. 1864 NC ' ia
VICTOR 1862, 2S-ft.; $4,000. Call
MRS. MORTON, Extension 4275. Ft.
1915 TRAvELO. % it.; all metal;
must sell Immediately; best offer.
Lot SO, Spring dr.. Spring, Bank s.n
WELL-BUTLT, 4-wheel trailer; oak
body 5-ft. sides; sacrifice. S245.
422 57th ave, Capitol Hts, Md
Evening star., 1953-09-10
BoATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large
Chesap. Bay. Herring Bay: ,sharps
81: Gooses; For resery, call ewes
cGHAkhisCklaTqT, GAhs klHq IsAft7 MA 7tas douGie .nahog
any. Factory built. Excellent CON
cRUfsE-ALONG. FitiH; Fl It.; excellent
financed A. GORDON. LII. FILE
ouTBoARD MOTOR, ship. Sea
ia. 4-12s5 between 9 am. and IL
1851 as-ft. sTEELCRAFT sedan, like
new. 115-h.p. Chrysler Crown with
2-to-1 r: g. with hydraulic controls;
t0im %n horns TaPser 10 te sskets Sleeps
chors with rope, Venetian blinds,
deck chairs. complete galley: runs
and looks like new. Can be seen at
GREEN'S BOAT YARD. 10th and M
SITS. Sc. or call LU. 4-6544 after 3
FIT. Fl; BOAT and trailer; 5-R.p.
johnson motor; good cond.; sacrifice,
$500. 422 9th ave. Capitol Hts
sAiLBoAT-cabin, 2 hunks: 90 it.;
main and jib sails; fully equipped;
good cond; excel. for cruising Po-
tomac and Chesapeake; $500. EN-.
sCOTT-ATWATER. late model, ID
h.p.; perfect conditions; 1925. LU.
2-6176. after 4 pm. Ill
ROWBOAT-12-ft. plywood, 2 seats,
new paint. light and maneuverable
complete with oars and car-top car
rier. SIS. To inspect. RE. 7-3042
or DE. 2-9575. IL
TEN-H.P. WIZARD. $40. Several
more good. used motors at fall
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sales
Service-Parts. CENTRAL OUT
BOARD CO.. $50 Eye st. NV
WASHINGTON MARINE SPECIALS
1929 3S-FT. CUSTOM SEDAN; l45
h.p.; ship-to.shore converter. air.
foam mattresses; sleeps 6; $500.
1941 30-FT. OWENS SEDAN CRUIS-
Err: sleeps 4; excellent condition;
1858 is-FT. MARINA ROCKET;
sleeps 2: 60-h.p. Gray; So .495.
15s Ss. 24,FT F. 6oH MARINA ROCKET new
LARGEST ESs;poYA YACHT BROKERS IN
CHESAPEAKE BAY AREA
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.. RE. 7-4797
Evening star., 1953-09-10
MOTORCYCLES

1852 TRIUMPH. excel. cond. with
many extras. See at 1922 goth st.
NV or call AID. 4-6SS1. Ill
TRIUMPH Thunderbird 1862; low
mileage: excel. cond.; spring hub;
extra equip. EN-. 2-3292, after. 8.
Evening star., 1953-09-10

BUICK 80 cony. Sl,595
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. II. 6.8464
BUICK I5l Riviera 4-dr. 81 1896
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
Evening star., 1953-09-10
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

RACING ENGINE fFord). competely
NJ. G. 80. I'd: ivory: r. b.. drive;
22,S00 miles. unraced. Orig. owner
S1,150. EN-. 3-58S1. 10
Evening star., 1953-09-10
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont,

WILLYS 81 panel Delivery. thor
oughly recondition, exceptionally
clean throughout: to make space.
VIII sacrifice at $500. MANDELL
CHEVROLET INC, 2241-45 Nichols
GMC so 1s-ton pickup; Just traded
on new 1858 Chevrolet, to make
space. We will sell before recon
ditioning; $3.50. MANDELL CHEW
RoLET. INC, 2241-45 Nichols ave.
CIHieI:yRoLEr fl: -, ns,,v.rv -lh .adar
thoroughly reconditioned. exception
ally clean throughout; to make
space. Will sacrifice at $3.50 MAN
DELL. CHEVROLET, INC. 2241-45
Nichols ave. Sc Ill
FORD. 1850 3-yard dump: with 2
speed rear. cab shield. s.25x20 tires,
and an Al truck value at 81 ;195
FORD 81 FL K2-ton pickup: in ex-
cellent condition. $S95. PARKWAY
(Ford) 3051 M st. NV. AID. 2-01S5.
Omen eNeningS. SAT lii q
Evening star., 1953-09-10

Chevy Chase Chevrolet
1851 Ford 1a-ton panel; one owner.
immac.; S995.
194s ev l-ton st~ke: one owner;
serviced by us regularly; S795.
1947 International Ha-ton panel; very
clean. recond. real value; S495.
GIVE-AWAY-1940 Chev. sedan de-
livery: $50.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.,
OIL. 4-6100
7725 WIS. AVE, BETHESDA, MD.
Evening star., 1953-09-10

BUICK 46 conv. club " SAG!
BUICK 46 super sedan ---- 80!
BUICK Al special sedan - 90.
BUICK 80 special sedan 10.
CHEVROLET Al special 2-dr.- 81
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 2-dr.- 16!
DODGE '39 de luxe sedan----- l3.
FORD 80 de luxe Tudor $500 90.
FORD 40 de luxe sedan 10!
FORD '3S de luxe sedan - IA
HUDSON '46 conV. club 80!
LINCOLN '46 sedan ---- 23!
MERCURY 40 club coupe 39i
AZ club coupe 10!
Al club coupe 10!
40 de luxe Cdr 49,
Al de luxe sedan 26!
PONTIAC AZ de luxe sedan 20!
STUDEBAKER 80 club coupe - l3I
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1953-09-10
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

I HAVE APPROXIMATELY SCI 900
Trusts that can be purchased with
. S5, 900 discount. Call FREDERICK
REAL ESTATE. RE. 7-2461 or EN-.
2nd TRUST NOTE
SO, $50; pymt., S5S per mo-; go. over
building and loan list trust; excel
lent purchasers income property.
2-0779. Ia
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so. CAPITOT, AREA

Excellent new one-story warehouse
SSSot;nqs So .a isSeons SeS 81 psrkns M NTH cen en-
tIally located for distribution to
all parts Of city. Will also sell
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. s-55OO
Evening star., 1953-09-10
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

1.OOO.l 500 so. FT., street leve
conv. NV. location; in whole or y
part; reas. rent. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
ME- S-HA0O
Evening star., 1953-09-10
GEORGETOWN

OVO l H ~ L. IN. w.
2-story bldg, approx. 19x2S on each
floor. excel. for workshop. ware;
call LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. g.
Evening star., 1953-09-10
CHEVROLET

excel. cono.; Sp5O. LA. b-loOI.,
CHEVROLET 1850 cdr; Powerglide: !:
fully equipped; S995. Cali after
CnEv. 1s4S $-dr,: r.. h, filters, un-
dercoating; exceptional cond.; pvt.
equip eaaipped! d. SsEsnha sieamine blue HHe fnsh
Si.295. Two-day, money-back trial.
Four-month written, guarantee. HILL
g. SANDERS. Wash,'s Oldest Ford
Dea'er, ES I,Aann MA Vermont ave. 10 p w.
CHEv '5i Powerglide 4-dr de luxe:
T. and h.. nylon. seat COWS. tube
less tires; low mileage; clean. ST.
CHEV. as DIR. Fleetmaster; rcater;
clear CLEAN go good 1s9oe s9og. $3.50 or best
cHEv. IHsS, 81 81 FIeetline de luxe a-door:
Powerglide, r. and h.. seat covers:
30.day warranty; 81 ,295. CALVERT
MOTORS. INC. Gar aye: soo At 18th
cBRYsEEF iii SiIEsF S9FinT s windsor SEDAN
and h.. auto. trans; sold and serv-
iced by us since new, 81 ,195. MER-
SON g. THOMPSON. Chrysler- -Plym-
outh Dealer since 1895. 1927 Wis.
ave. OIL. 2-2615. Ill
CHRYsLER ,'51 Windsor de luxe
sedan; sparkling gray finish; has has
drive: This car is immacaiate
CAPITOL CADILLAC C-oLDSMoBILE
CO, 1929 22nd st. NV. ST. g.
49,, r. and h: good
ifS2s iS 99s, rs, ssr:atosa : O 4:door; r.
and h. auto. transm; 3OIdsy iGy-ESr var
af OF
1851 imperial Newport;
toroue drive. windshield washer.
6c,wNHEE;R h; Ye5y Tf oessst; Gsbfsa; s1'7s9' p!iT'
CAREsLER Isl New Yorker sedan;
r. and h, seat covers, fluidmatic
trans, very clean. looks and runs
like new. S2.O95. MERSON a.
THOMPSON. Chrysler Plymouth
Dealer since 1885. 1927 Wis. ave"
CGkYsIER SF. siISs .; 'ss Windsor sedan: -c5 com.
power steering. torque drive, Solex
glass. Wv. tires. Carries new-car
titls sa eos and wugaF TaTraRtyi g iN sale price.
CHRYsLER 81 hard-top conv.; like
new; $4,000 mi: will sacr.; must
move: 81 500. ia. 9-02S6. 13"
CHRYSLER '53 New Yorker sedan;
COMPANY official car: radio. heater.
mower steering. power brakes. Solex
glass. undercoating; beautiful y
tone finish; Wv. tires. Carries new
car title and warranty; sale. So. 295. |
WHEELER, INC Chrvsler-Plvmouth |
lEM. ,3e470S>, 1900 Wisconsin ave. |
SiSS aFo5S' * Windsor de luxe ix Sc
dan: 2-tone blue and gray finish, |
r. and h., seat covers. auto trans,
undercoating directional Signals. |
back-up lights. S2.195. MERSON
g. THOMPSON, Chrysler- Plymouth
Dealer since 1885. 1927 Wis. ave,
OIL. 2-2615. Ill
Evening star., 1953-09-10
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

LARGE TRUCK FOR HIRE-24-hr.
service. Ii. 6.5936. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-10
AUTOS b TRUCKS WANTED
(continued.l

CARS '46 TO '53
Models. any make, For more cash
drive In with your titles or will
WOLFE MOTORS
1891 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 3-1I4I
Evening star., 1953-09-10
REAL estate LOANS

POT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
2h% to ~ DISCOUNT
, 1953-12-01
Senator Butler Due
In ST. Croix Friday for
Informdl Hearings

Senator Hugh Butler, chair
man Of the House Insular AT
fairs Committee, and his par
ty arrived ii st. Thomas on
Sunday afternoon. He began
informal conferences on the
Organic Act in Government
House in Charlotte Amaile at
10 O'clock yesterday morning.
Senator Butler has express
e da preference for individual
conferences BY groups and or
CARNATIONS or other persons
rather than public hearings.
He plans to visit st. John
on Thursday morning and
is due to arrive in St. Cnoix
on Friday morning, and. will
remain until Monday or Tues
day for similar conferences.
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, 1953-12-01
Dr.. Alonzo Moron 6
President Of Ford
Found'n to Visit ". /.

Dr. Alonzo Moron, President
of Hampton Institute and the
President Of The Ford Founda-
ton are expected to visit the
the Virgin Islands during this
month.
They will discuss the teach
er training program for the is
lands, which has been institut
ed through Hampton Institute
and financed by the Founda-
tor.
, 1953-12-01
Full Independence
Offered to Puerto
by United States

Henry Cabot Lodge, jr.,
Chief United States delegate
to the United Nations told the
General Assembly that Presi-
dent Eisenhower is ready to
recommend full independence
for Puerto Rico any time the
U. S. Congress is ready to
pass the necessary legislation.
The UN. Assembly adopted
& resolution by a vote Of 26 to
16 suggesting independence
for Puerto Rico.
Governor Mllnoz Marin said
the Presidents attitude was
magnifieient
, 1953-12-01
New Virgin Isldnds
Bunk opens in St.Thos
TpduY; Invites Public

Today a new bank opens in
ST. Thomas; it is the West In
dies Bank and Trust Com
.pany The ceremonies are
scheduled for 9 o'clock. Cover
nor Morris F. de Castro will
be given the honor Of opening
the first account, after making
the opening remarks.A distin-
guished spectator will be Sc
nator Hugh Butler, A large
number Of its six hundredand
fifty stockholders in St. Tho
mas, st. Croix and st. John
will be on hand. Invitations
have been sent to all.
Work on the building was
accomplished under the per-
sonal supervision Of former
Congressman Fred L. Craw-
ford President and General
Manager Of the new institu-
ton, who donned blue jeans
and worked with hammer and
chisel alongside workmen to
the establishment Of many per
sons.
Special instructors from
Rico trained local per-
sonel in banking methods
, 1953-12-01
Christidnsted Wds
Out 81 Bounds 10
Visiting Suilors

The town Of Christiansted
was aout Of bounds to sailors
who were given shore leave.
Saturday and Sunday of this
week. This was adding insult
to injury, because = group Of
ladies toiled day and night to
prepare for the visitors on
Thanksgiving Day. They fail
ed to show up; undaunted. the
ladies carted all the cakes,
cookies an dother n~fceties to
the deep freeze and returned
with them on Saturday. In adj
dition, more cakes and cookies
were brought up but only
three sailors were seen; it was
then the reazon was made
known.
Canute A. Brodhurst, editor
If the AVIS got in touch with
one Of the officers and asked
the reason for placing the ban
after SO much preparation
had been made for them. The
officer promised to take the
matter up with his superior.
The editor also reported the
matter to Administrator Cane
gata The following day the
Captain called on DR.. Canega-
ia and together they called on
Mr.. Brodhurst, who showed
what had been done to enter.
tain the Navymen,
The officer expressed deep
regrets and said they had
Continued on page Al
, 1953-12-01
Ccrib. Commission
Opens IL lii Session
in Trinidad Nov. so

The Seventeenth Meeting
of the Caribbean Commission
is been held at Kent House,
the Commissions headquart-
ers from November 80 to De
cember 5. The meeting was
formally opened by His Ex-
cellency the Governor of Tri-
nidad and Tobago, Sir Hubert
Rance, G.C.M.G.. CHE, on
Monday, Nov. 80 at $50 am.
His ExceIlency gave the
opening address. At the con-
clusion Of the formal part of
the proceedings, an after
His Excellency left, the plen-
airy session Of the Commission
began.
The four National Sections
of the Commission will be re-
presented as follows
French Section: Ph. Grous-
set, Co-Chairman; G. van Lac
them, R.M Hilaire and A.
Cusin, Commissioners. M. R.
Victor, French Consul in Tri-
ridad, will attend the meet
ing as an Alternate Commits
sioner.
Among the important mat
tors to be dealt with are the
Commissions work programe
and budget for 1854. Action
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