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TRUCKS FOR SALE

WTLLYS 1851 panel delivery; 4 cyl:
one owner; perfect condition: $595:
factory dealer GORDON BROS MO-
TOR CO.. 3Td oS5o 8; between L ana
wL1s Une oSnaf ssSp pesst Psns conGon dsSf5y s sS
factory dealer. GORDON BROS.
MOTOR CO., Ii. 4-2020. 3rd st.
between l. and NJ, ne. -
DODGE 1850; c. and c.; 160-in. w.b,
2-speed axle; tip-top cond.; Just
rsfiniShed; S7aS; SrSI T5itten d1 guarantee.
ave. me-, DE. 2-6302.
'46 h-ton panel: good.
safe. dependable truck with guafan.
teed District or Virginia inspection.
STEAD MOTOR CO, Northern Vir-
ginia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer.
1000 Wilson blvd, Arl., JA; 7-s4O0;
FORD so F. w., y-s & on wheel heel base; Se;.s 9
used for heavy hauling. Only $695
with our regular Q mos: or 5000
mi. warranty. FRANK SMALL, Jr.,
INC. 1886 Good Hope rd. Sc. ---S
FORD '53 Pickup; driven only. 5000
miles and used for light work; abb
sGlutey s5 EoHN taSspryoeT FofG Sod4 Virginia
ave. NV, Me. S-2s1s. -
1852 h-ton panel and
Chev. l949 1a-ton panel; Chev. 1853
earry-all: Chev: 1858 l2.ton panel.
CHEW. "a pickup; de luxe cab. r.
and h.. never used for hauling;
5000 miles. like brand-new: cost
$1.774. sacrifice. 81 .525. Call Full.
ton S-4al1 or Fulton S-4S27. --6
CHEVROLET SO h7-ton pickup: 5000
miles; one owner. Like new through
out; SS95. Can finance with small
down payment. EICHBERG AUTO
SALES, 1909 Wis. ave. NV, AID.
FoRD 'b2 h-ton panel; excellent
condition; 1850 H st. ne. -
FORD 80 h-ton panel; red, good
condition throughout; S595. HILL
& SANDERS. Wash.s Oldest Ford
Dealer. lll4 Vermont ave. NV.
rNATERNATIoNAL An sI12HSj so ,.-ton Metro:
black, good tires. A real clean truck.
ready to work Only S795. 30-day
guarantee. HILL e. SANDERS,
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer. 1114
Vermont ave. NV. .AD. 4-4300. "a
'46 1-ton canopyi 80.
miles; $500 or best offer. CAN
NO. 7-666S. 6
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THE ORIGINAL
ROUTH ROBBINS
REALTY, INC.

Trees, Shrubs, Flowers
Spacious brick rsmbler convenient to
bus. schools and shopping 3 twin
size bedrms., Ia baths 15x22 Iiv.
rm. with firepl.. picture window.
1Ox12 dining rm., large cleo. kit,
side screened porch. Controlled heat
in each room. Only $4,000, NAV 60
CT.
r WV Doo1tx, Tt 9 OA00
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FoR RENT

10. .OOO- $4,000 so. FT.- Must be
cheap. CAN HOUSE OF PLASTIC.
ia. 9-3O31. -0
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GARAGES

18th AND COLUMBIA RD., 1853
Tor storage; sis. RA. 6-2036' ~-iS
FOR RENT-l2S 18th st. ne
Built-in garage. SKIS. Sl1 month;
Incl; elec.,. water; ERNEST H
BRICK STORAGE or garage; rent.
$3.50; near Georgia ave. and 9th
st: NV, BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000, ---S
LOT FOR RENT - Parking for
trucks or cars; very reasonable In
1881 NEWTON ST. N.W.--Garags
suitable for car or storage: $11.
Conv. loo. rU. 2-3534. %
DOWNTOWN, garage or warehouse.
Immediately INN " available ~ fnouir: I'M :
MRS HEAD. Ii. 7-9400 or see your
real estate broker,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
EVEN CALAMITY JANE

EVEN CALAMITY JANE
Would agree that these 2 brand-new
3-bdrm. Colonials are . steal; en-
trance hall. lge. liv. rnn. with frepl..
family-size din. rnl.. all elec. ther-
disposal. "a batfe huge 12x22
screened living porch. full bsmt:
with lge. rec. rm. with firepl. and
gas Dashboard heat. Price S24 BOO.
lst trust commitment Of $4,000.
Owner will consider your financing
WRIGHT g. BLACKMAN, INC.
ia S-6338 Realtors ia. 7-2777
Ewes. ia. S-314l, ia. S-315O
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VIRGINIA ESTATE
Over 1000 acres, 40 miles to Wash.
High elevation, stock and horse
farm. Hunt section. At 100000
you only pay for the improvements
For more details. call SIGLER &
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TRAILERS

WANTED. ~ gTILIJY-Mgst Igy: Es be Iss-
MUST SELL Elcar house trailerl
$2I4g5 or best offer. 1852. 2S feet.
SO. 5-S534. III
SHORTHAND, clean, 27 It. Priced to
sell Bank financing. Call BURLE.
SON, at Ancient Oaks. after B pm.
nj SYSTEM, 1852; z5-ft. with bath.
Like new. Call JE. 2-0434 -
NASHUA 1854 model; 23-ft. ike newi
save $500 at $1.795. Will accept
Ex. Exc s.i44s. u atsoi Lu. 70 i-s4ss. sass "'': 3 q"
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NOT TOOLATE

To get your summer flowers
planted on this gorgeous 175-
It. lot. Home is prewar Colonial
styled with lots of plus fea-
lures impossible to duplicate at
the price offered. Twenty-ft.
living porch Of large living
equipped Kitchen. 8 lge. bed
rooms, paneled recreation
room, convenient garage: near
Stratford Jr. high and WASH
ington and Lee: quiet neigh
borhood. Only $500 needed.
assume a trust. Shown by
phoning ia. 10000.
Real Estate Service, Inc
763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. ia. 1900
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WHAT'S THE CATCH?

OF course, we can't blame you II
you are a little puzzled. and you'll
wonder about the "gimmick." But
Cod has a paneled den. and the
price is actually $14.950. Quarter
acre lot Mas huge shade trees; in
the Falls Church area: $4,000 will
handle!
Arlington Realty CO.
2212 Wilson Blvd, ia 7-9300 TIE 3
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
is THERE A

1O j 11GftG "A
DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE
There will be, when he sees
this spanking new, 2-level
home near Arlington Ridge
rd. Ideally arranged for a
suite of professional offices
on the street level with COM
pletely private living quar-
ters above. Each level has
it's own entrance. There is
a built-in garage and of
street parking for S cars.
The house is located on a
major busline. ConServa-
lively priced at $34, 900, with
only $4,000 cash required to
handle. To inspect, call
Otis 4-9410 IA. 7-1223
IF YOU APPRECIATE
The dignity of a fine neigh
borhood, spacious rooms for
gracious entertaining, the
carefree enjoyment of Gus
tom construction, proximity
to the Pentagon, Army Navy
Country Club
LET US SHOW YOU
This classic, 3-bedroom Co.
lonial home in Aurora Hills,
Priced at $26,500, with ex-
ceptionally convenient f.
nancing.
Daniel E. Ragalie. Realtor
oa 75s 23rd st. s. Arlington. va,
OFFICE OPEN sUNpAY
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GIRSON ISIAND
WATERFRONT PROP foR RENT

MAYO BEACH-Comf., furn. cottage;
good swim. fish, rest; weekly. month";
ly. season. EN-. 2-20S9.
THREE HOUSES for rent. weekly OF
monthly. on Cuekold Greek. Lower
Patuxent, st. Marys Co.. S45 to
SOS Wk, Ii. 6-O4OO. 8
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$4,000
" FAIRHAVEN ON
CHESAPEAKE RAW

In attractive furnished cottage. about
900 IT. from and overlooking the
bay: 4 bedrms., studio living rm. with
refrigerator and large gas range.
bath and bsmt. 150-ft. lot. l hours
drive from downtown. Excellent
swimming (sand beach,. fishing and
hunting. ] can truthfully say that
this is q bargain and will sell i'm
med.
BETHEL
I001 Conn. Ave. NV. DI. 7-3l00
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NORTH REACH. MD

s modern cottages, running water:
located on Erie ave. between 1st
and End. known as Zipkin'S cot
tageS UN 4-3500.
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VACATION PLACES

MOBILE HOMES tor vacation rental.
you save many dollars. cook YOUR
own meals. Trailer sleeps T. Make
your reservations socn. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC. 1880 Wisconsin
ave. WO. 6-3231.
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AIR CONDITIONED. newly renovated;
$3.50 SO. IT,. incl. all services; elev.
bldg; financial district. 1929 Yer
mont ave. NV. Call ST. 3-509s.
igi Ssn 1Ss SIT s1ite NMASaiiaDs .t oga 1i son May
slider Individual offices: air condi-
Toned II desired. ST. $3.50. -S
AIR R-CONDITiONED OFFICES avail.
able. all services. Dupont Circle
Once Bldg. l346 Conn. ave. NV,
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CAN YUU BEAT THIS! ABOUT I,iUU
lavatories: completely air -conditioned
and janitorial services: for $3.50
monthly (approx. S295 per So. ft.l.
New building at exclusive 1923 JET
oTaaR tsFfGR D OFFICES sfNnR axS xSAnaBEE hna rs
FIT YOUR NEEDS. Mr. Hollander.
EX. 3-340S or HE. 4-6617 ewes.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE


WELDING SHOP for sale-Ail equip
ment. 90ol Baltimore blvd. College
GENERAL COMMERCIAL tZONE
C-21 over 1s-acre corner OF with
l2I-ft. front. 6201 Marlboro pike,
improved by 7-rm. and bsmt. brick
house on rear of lot: lge. column
s0nerste @mss s,Is porch RusvLE tti PEssd PRsf fSr
Jul ieo: e.assS' ssse IA. s-a44a. ~s
COMMERCIAL GROUND. approx
10000 So. 1T. on heavy tTaflc
residential Developments and new
projects under constructions; very
'ow price with financing available.
MHaRLBoRo HH i5sG'' PIKE. Approx. 10000
ErSanf ns fneaSed ASed' with % Sale srG% of sFound
is operable lunch room business.
Price. Sl9.5OO; $500 down. DI.
1924; ewes. OIL. 2-427S. =
BRICK BLDG. Eye st between 9th
and Ssh 10Th ,9; nw' S35; 009 900 BOSS
vahHABfE ht COMMERc1AI PROPER-
TY located in busy So. Arl. section;
side leased as frozen custard drive
in. other side as dancing school.
Total area, $4,000 so. IT. zoned gen.
eral business. Asking S35, 900, with
good terms. TINKLE PROPERTIES,
JA. o-23S1. IA. 1895. -
BETHESDAi-Best a commsreial ss Snd 49, tC7)
Sun. 81. 4-e6ss. ROBERT B. HALL
CO., OIL 2-3200. IS
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT


3713 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-con-
Meeting store in rear. faces Rock
Creek rd; suit. grocery. showroom
ofices, etc, Apt. above if desired.
INDIVIDUAL BLDG spacious work
levels with asphalt tile floor: freshly
decorated and with pvt. bath. de-
shtsa' ssss l1Sff eRtlfoH CARR RRl' s1
DoWNir6MN, own SAi oSeo5 5SSoSas sth st. NV
location. will repair. Reas. Apply
So 81. sET. s. nSi sih RGGT AID IL Sth, in line
with Hecht's, Lansburgh's, Kann's
and other leading stores. Heavy foot
trafnc. Apply $40 r st. NV. Room
s$E,r t. ,Hi s'::ss. s.;$. sss ss iss sis. as;
18th ST. NV, mr.. NJ. end CONNER
cial-Ideal for store, of1ce or work.
shop. ground floor; $125 per mo.
s, lst s ileor; s19o oIpsg ps5 n mo or caIl Mr..
ROCKVILLE. MD. - Store. Sox10o.
4 for $3.50: store. 15x50, for 500.
New bldg. Can complete to suit ten
ant. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
PO. 2-6151. 3
1st OR End COMMERCIAL, 514 10th
st. NV: from 1.500 to 5000 So. it.
OF space; passenger and freight ele-
vatorS: reasonable rent.
CARL G. ROSINSKI CO., MA. S-9254
1920 G ST. NV.
Prominent End and 3rd floors. con-
tanning l 800 So. #. of space. Immed
possession. Very reas. rent.
CARL G. ROSINSKI CO.. Ma. s-9254.
PAVED LOT
$4,000 50. it., at R.R. siding. opp
Sears Warehouse, $500 blk. v ST.
ne, location suitable for sales and
storage; will inclose with fence If
desired.
H. MALASKY
RE. 7-6S20 %
5th AND K STS. NV.
(92s 5th ST. NV
End Floor-All or Part
Rm. 202, 1,100 So. Ft., $3.50 Mo.
RIM. 2O3, $50 So. Ft., $75 Mo.
Rm. 2O4, 750 So. Ft., $1OO Mo.
Newly renovated. Suitable for offices
or wholesaler. printer, commercial
work. Freight elevator. All services
included in rent. Open for inspcc-
tion. THE BURTON CO.. 412 5th
st. NV. RE. 1924.
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DESK SPACE

on Wilson blvd. mr..
Court House. Desk and ONCE space
with phone answering and secre-
tarial service. $35 up. IA. 2-S373
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
Cali DE. 2-S000
DESIRABLE DESK SPACE available
in small modern air-conditioned
building, 215l K st. NV, parking
also available. RE. 7-2461. -
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GENTLEMAN'S FARMETTE
LOTS AND ACREAGE, FOR SALE

apts.. 5 stories or r. gaTden-type; 3
blks. to Hecht's. Silver Spring.
OWNER. III. 5-5S16. =
$50 DOWN Rambler sites 100000
Fl ri Large GsyslOgmen: gvsr u5s fas cSlss %s
$1,000. KAY REALTY Co. RA.- g.
HAWTHORNE N.w.-wooded ele-
waited lot 100 IT. wide. 130 deep;
%4s SSrful cEsnt ysH g. biz sS4s e srapsH Paul cfl
NEARBY yA.~5 beautiful acres. fac
Ing I bard 4 road $4,000 total price
tion east of Macarthur blvd; 50x
10: near school. MR.. HARRIS. co.
BfETTHsfHssDA-BRADhEY HILLS GROVE
lev sVd TSSess s. 'te owN flfss '9 oR Rfas
ACRE GRE HoMEsITEs. nr. Norbeck
Easy SSntg terms. 0, Lo. $500 500 TIL i . PM
.T5TSi HTGqINs 5r &icaeIHH & HAREHIsoNS 81 INC scr.s
This land is bordered by hwy, and
service rd. Owner says sell; $4,000
RA. $500 or RE. 7-2iT1. -
EASTPINES-4.5 acres: 2 blks. from
Cloverleaf. on new Baltimore-Wash-
ington hwy. Sewer and water avail
able. A real buy. Call Mr.. Roberts.
RA. 3-2862 or RE. 7-2171. 3
BANNOCKBURN-12 large lots; 2
blks. Of Macarthur rblvd. Sewer and
water at property line. Mr.. Lebline.
ewes. and Sun, OIL. 4-66SS. ROB-
ERT B. HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250.
ARLINGTON BUILDERS; to Q
wooded lots, Il acre Up. for better
type homes: country-club location.
Will subordinate. ia. 5-S4O2.
ONE-HALF ACRE in Shirley Acres ON
CITY WATER, y mi. Of Shirley
hwy. in Fairfax Co: S995. terms.
$50 dn.. $50 mo. LYNCH e. SONS.
Realtors. Springfield. Va. KI.
MASS. AVE. a lots. 72x15o. on
Mass. ave. ext, ready to go. street.
sewer and water incl laterals. singly
OF. as a group; 50. 500 each. Mr.,
Lebling. ewes. and SUM-, OIL. 4-66SS
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3H50.
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MONEY WANTED

REAL ESTATE-Owner with large
equity needs S5,OO0-S1O, 900 work
ing capital. to finance new business.
BOZ 1851. Star.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH IN ONE OAY-second trust
loans and notes purchased Also
MONEY n5sh TFuGSS 81 .nd sA TRusfs-we TfRnursffw with
buy 2nd-trust notes D. c.. nearby
Nd. or Va; reasonable rates. Ma
T10NAL 11SM4 ronS noRTGAcE Ie,y 8 II. INVEST
Isl. ana. srd TRUST LOANS coverins
D c.. nearby Nd. and Va. proper
ties. Financial relief for all pur-
poses. including repairs, remodeling,
additions or improvements. APEX
ST. 3-1612. 8.
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS
Prompt, courteous service: reason
able rates. Call MRS. LOUOHL1N.
AID. 4-2240 or DE. 2-4487. IL
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$28,5OO
BEAUTY

Is so often a fieeting thing! But
hsTs oyslv is ana reSs.s so%e that e is oas sstpsS fs
you than admiration! Constructed
of stone and brick, there are 3
bedrooms and 2 baths on the Sec
ond floor The first floor has q
formal dining room. equipped
kitchen. half bath and the living
area is original in its makeup;
garage, DELIGHTFUL lot with trees.
Exclusive with
Arlington Realty Co.
22I2 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000 Till 8
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HOUSES WANTED TO GUY

LISTINGS WANTED-our eficient
service sells quickly. Ewes. EN-.
2-6a16. 1. T. GRAvATTE. Realtor.
MA. 8-0753.
WANT TO SELL for all cash. Ewes,
UN. 4-4675. 10
I WILL BUY your house for all cash.
HA. 2-73O2 evenings. 10
MOD, CLEAN 2 or 3 bedrm. home
in D. c. or nearby Md. Sc. pref.
Have substantial cash. MRS. cox.
LU 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
IMMEDIATE CASH, for your home
or inv. property. ANY location. DI.
7-S842. TU 2-S359.
ALL CASH for your home. NO. z
CASH BUYERS, quick action. List
to sell or trade today. Ewes. EN-.
MA. S-0753.
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BUILDERS AND INVESTORS
$4,000.
50 acres. near MOL. $1.7O0 per acre.
81 acres near Piney Branch and N. H
ave. So 400 Der acre.
If It's lot or acreage you're after
let US know. We might have 1t.
SMOLEN h SCOTT, Realtors
JU. 1881 Ii
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STORES FOR RENT

BUSY LOCATION-Modern store;
Ist fl. and bsmt. 140S P st. NV.
Rent: $100 mo. OWNER. RA.
3-67s4 10
$50 MO. WITH HEAT, 1913 9Th st..
NV, excel. loc. pawn exch. or shop
Of any kind. EN-. 2-0S19. 8"
30x65 with park
ing facilities; avail. June 1st. CARL
G. ROSINSKl CO.. MA. S-9254.
10th AND YOU SITS. N.W.-23x6O:
excel. for bakery. delic.. laundromat
eic. Rent reas. DU. 10000. -6
LARGE STORE, next door to Safe
way grocery; Is 7th St. me-; good
for any type Of business; reason
able rent. If interested. phone Mr.
Cohen. LU. 1-94l5. "a
CORNER STORE, 2O1-3-5 18th st.
Sc. at intersection 18th ST., Ken
tccky ave. and Independence ave-
Just vacated by grocery. but also
suitable for dry cleaners, hardware.
10c store, etc. Very attrac. lease
avail. CARRY PROPERTIES. DI.
r ST. LOCATION, in line with
Hecht's.. Lansburgh's. Kann's and
other leading stores; heavy foot
trafic. Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM. 19.
DOWNTOWN. close to corner sth and
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37I3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Con-
Meeting store in rear. faces Rock
Creek rd.; suit. grocery, showroom
Ia. $1,000. %
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cox
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL BUY PROPERTY
sEASHoRE PROPERTY

W1G1 AO Z AVNI4 131V4
Brick or frame, white or colored.
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER.
ME. S-1220: evenings, LA. 6-5194.
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SPOT CASH FOR 2nd TRUSTS
Mk. S Quick. TI K 10. 6SaoSs5 9csss5
, 1954-07-24
f0RT0LA PLANS
BIGGEST AUGUST
FESTIVAL

Plans have been completed
in Tortola for a six-day cele-
blation scheduled to begin on
Friday July 80 when the Gov
ernof & Lady Blackburne of
the LeeWard Islands are ex-
pected to arrive from Antigua
to take an active part in the
festivities.
According to the program
Governor Blackburne will Of
fically declare the festival
opened at 2::3o and a road
christened tn Blackburne
Road in his honor. A British
Warship Inns. Sygnet will
also be anchored off Road
Town.
There is a program for each
day until Tuesday, August 8,
i&#-N
when the Festival will official
" close at 10 pm; however, a
cricket match will be played
on August 4th at 200 between
Road Town and a team from
the warship. The vessel will
CONTINUED on page n
, 1954-07-24
Chelquist Presents
Pldque Honoring the
Lute Axel Hunsen
Norman Chelquist, Director

Norman Chelquist, Director
of the Virgin Islands Roper
tory Theatre, has written to
DR.. Axel Hansen, who is in st.
Thomas on vacation, from Me-
harry Medical College, as fol
lows:
For over a year now | have
had in my possession the.
plaque which had been made
ae a result Of the benefit
which the Repertory Theatre
gave in honor Of your father
as a memorial to his thirty
years If devoted service to the
(Continucd on page A
, 1954-07-24
Louis S~huIterbrundt
TO Represent United
Mutudl Insurance Co.

Louis Shulterbrandt, for
mer Commissioner Of Finance
has been named General
Agent Of the United Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of
New York. The local firm will
he known as Louis Shutter
brandt General Agency.
DR.. Eric O'Neal will serve
as Medical Director of the
Company which has been Ii
censed. to do life insurance
business in the Islands since
1913.
DR.. Charles N. Ford. togeth-
ef with thirty i've agents had
en- educational seminar in ST.
Thomas dsrino this week. The
Company has indicated it will
offer a program Of increased
employ m opportunities,
help provide a systematic saw
ings program to provide for
the education Of youth Of the
Island and a return program
for the wage Garner and the
provision Of security Of the
islands.
, 1954-07-24

Haitian Iaborers grapple with a huge log at the government lumber
mill which was sehup with the help of United Nations technical
assistance. An expert from the UN. Food and Agriculture Organiza-
ton (FAO) has been at work in the Caribbean island republic since
1851, at the governments request, helping to reOrganize the Forest
Service. The object of the forest policy which UN. aid is helping to
carry out is to check soil erosion and assure supplies of timber.
, 1954-07-24
Governor to Coll
Speciul Session Of
Leg. Assembly Aug. 8

Governor Alexander will
call a session Of the Legisla-
tive Assembly for Monday,
August 8, to consider a new
electoral law for the Virgin
Islands, on his return from
Washington.
, 1954-07-24
Purpose, Highlights
OF Nutionul Baseball
Tournament

The purpose of the National
Baseball Tournament is to de-
eide and recognize the Nation
al Champion for Sandlot and
Semi-pro Baseball-Coca Cola
Bother awards to be given to
winners, according to a press
release received from the To-
cal champs. Thirty-tWo other
trophies will be awarded. The
National Champions will re-
ceive $4,000 in cash; second
prize $6,616.37 and a third Of
$685. IS. There are seven
other cash ICES.
In urging support for the
Virgin Islands Champions it
is pointed out that lit gives
nationwide recognition to the
Virgin Islands in the great
American game of baseball;
possibility for many of the To-
cal players to be signed by
professional clubs; seeing the
, 1954-07-24
v. /. Youth Truininq
To be CreW1nun on
BAT Strutoiet Bomber
Acting Governor Clauncf

Acting Governor Claunch Donald 1. Rogers, 81, son of
agreed that it was necessary Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence dewitt
to have a session shortly in or Rogers Of Ghristiansted, ST.
der to provide for changes in Croix, is presently at MacDil1
the electoral law, made man Air Force Base, Florida, for a
datory by the new Organic months summer encampment
Act. with the AFRoTc.
, 1954-07-24

He is one among some 200
students from Is colleges who
are participating in a tight
schedule Of familiarization
with Americas most potent
deterrent to aggressions the
Boeing BAT Statoiet bomber.
MacDill was the first base
to have an all-jet Stratobomb-
Continued on page AZ
, 1954-07-24

t for the Commands at Lawrence Sta
mpions it dunn in August an addition
lit gives al 100000 Americans Will
ion to the know the Virgin Islands, and
the great the possibility Of sharing in
baseball; the prize money. Individual
of the To- prizes will be awarded to out
by standing members Of all teams
seeing the at the tournament"
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pointed out that, as a result of
these achievements, more and more
people will be reaching SIS in fbe
future. By 1875 it is expected thar
from II to 20 million of the nonn-
lation will be 65 or over.
While old-age insurance bene-
tits under social security will for
most people form a very substan-
tlal base for retirement. thew are
not intended to provide a mll ra-
tirement income. For that reason
it is important that everyone par
tlcularly a person with family re-
sponsibilities, sets up an overall
retirement plan. To his estimated
old-age Insurance, a person wOnld
ADD other expected monthly income
at retirement such as companv
pensions, and annuities. If these
DO not supply enough for an ade-
quate retirement, an individual
should endeayor through his own
initiative to round out his program
by other forms of systematic per
sonal savings. Important. too IN
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Reese Theatre To
Get New Face
To Close Wednesdays During
Alterations

Twenty-One prominent citizens
OF the Community of Friendly
NeighbOrs met at the Reese Thea
ire, Harrington. the morning of
Monday, May 81, and participated
in the announced Round Table Dis
eussion covering new presentation
techniques, effects, sound, and a
new development in effect decora-
tions.
All agreed the Reese Theatre was
not a one town theatre, a central
location, serving all the communi-
ties mentioned, and must at all
times present the utmost and nm
usual in entertainment.
Various tests and explanations
were given the newer lenses and
devices used by the big CITY thea
tres. OF unusual interest was the
test given three anamorphic lens
es. Not in the least interesting was
new MoVirama System which is
especially adapted to CinemaScone
presentation and the theatre it.
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18

this total picture, is home owner.
ship since a person who has a home
fully paid for at retirement will
need substantially less in retire
ment income that his neighbor who
has to pay monthly rent.
From our contacts with people.
we see daily the results of sncb
careful planning or the lack of if ;;
Miibouer said. For that reason &"
he concluded, 1--WE are always glad
to receive inquiries from peonle
VINO want to learn what old-aqe
ana survivors insurance will do for
them in their overall financia!
planning for the future"
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Adequate Income
From Old Age

With one American in twelve
now 65 years old or over, and with
the proportion of the aged to the
total population continuing to grow
1t is becoming increasingly impor-
tant for people to begin planning
early in life to provide for an ade-
quate retirement income, accord
ing to a statement released today
by MyrOn Milbouer, manager of
the social security office in vii
mingtOn.
The expectation of life at birth
has increased about IS years since
the beginning of the present CEN
tury. This gain has come about
chiefly through the enormous dron
in infant and child mortality re-
sulting largely from the advances
OF medical science in the curbing
OF infectious diseases. Milbouer
Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18

self, due to it's physical properties.
Vaudeville and motion pictures
supplemented the various tests
and all agreed it was one of the
most interesting discussions ever.
Another meeting is scheduled.
surveys are in progress, and it was
unanimously agreed that it was
pest to close on Wednesday, during
this alteration period.