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TAK0MA PARK--Mnd.. 2 bedrms.
liv. rm.. pvt. bath. KIT. dinett,
space, use Of shaded yard. Ju
ADJOINING silver spring. Nd
Beautiful 2-bedrm. apt. Ia excel
cond.; nicely furn.; located in mod
ern brk. apt. bldg. In best section o.
Takoma Park. Nd, near Ice. shop
Sedrn naa d Gns aT bsaat y FIJI Pit ba n1s
IN nntts, 1ee. cleo. refgr.; tile bath
built-in tub and shower; $94 per
mo. includes utils.: nothing else x
pay. Phone Ju. 5-2406.
TAKOMA PK.-2-bedrm. apt. Large
liv. rm.. newly dec; mr.. transp.
reas. rent. Call 10. $500. -
Mr. WATER REEDlst a, liv. rm.
Nah 1a Silver f' sG spsiNG. M s1osss
ant. Lee. porch. 24-ft, Nv. rm,. rea
!firsnl,. modern tile bath, Ice. kit.
orii tn units: lge dry. rm., plenty
h,,I hlk; rom lgs; shop center sn 9
per mo-. incl. utils. Nothing else K
pay: Directions: Located fine section
OF Takoma Park, Md. out Carrol
ave. to Philadelphia and Carroll ayes
shop. center turn right to sycamors
az ave- s,o go e r, hldg ai 5SI4. Bee Apt. !
2 REDRMs.. DE LUKE ELEC. KIT.
ldry. facilities; nice furn., new bldg,
cool; park for back yard; conv; loo
$125 mo. linfnrn. I'D. 5-Ol45. -
EFFICIENCY, NEW BLDG, pvt. bath
pvt. entr.. l9e. rm.: conv. Ice. In
Sill. Spg. IN mark, S76 mo. incl
utils. ~. H.0I4k. -
HYATTSvITLE--Nicely furn., cool
bsmt. apt, Ice. rms. Quiet. ESD. suit
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SPACIOUS / and Q bedrm. pvt. apis.
clean, nicely furn.,. vent. fan: cow.
Pentagon, Arl. Hall. KE. S-5263.
VA. (Nr. CoIumbis pike
and Glebe I'd. )-2-bedrm. apt: 500
mo-, incl. all utils. KE. $685..
N. ARL.--3I rms, kit. bath. pvt.
entr.; employed cple. with child, day
care for child. Reas. ia. $500. 2
ARL.-4 rms: conv. l0c., bus. shop,
theaters: ID min. Pentagon, d. c.
IA. 2-6456; after 8, ia. 2-75S7;
COW. TO FIT. BELvoIR-Liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit, bath. pvt. entr.: $50
per mo. Telephone Occoauan saw
ARL.-Entire end a., Cape Cod home;
compl. pvt; rms. Sundeck: COOL
immaculate. attrac. furn. $100 mo-,
incl. utils. KE. S-5644. g
925 N. JACKSON ST, ARL.-Bsmt
apt, 8 rms. and bath. pvt. entrC );
$6S 80 per mo. incl. utils. ia. q
7l3S after pm. -
GARAGE APT. on 120-acre farm:
rms. and bath; fish pond. 5 miles
+ west Of Fairfax, ideal rural home
for couple. S75 mo. Herndon 6S-W-l
TO PENTAGON--l bed
rln., liv. rm., dinette, kit, and bath;
incl. all utils., 500 per mo. Call
r. A.. HUMPHREYS. Realtors. Ma
$4,000, -3
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PLACE
Mt. RAINIER, ND.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Just across the District line. Ont
and theater; excel. bus TRANSPORTS.
ton.
Nicely furn. apt, reception hall, liv
rm;. dinette, bedrm., kit. and bath
S105 incl. utils.
Reception hall, iv. rm.. dinette.
bedrms.:. kit. and bath; $124.20
incl. utils.
Plenty Of parking. Lovely grounds
Apply In person. WA. 1920. -
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C0LoRED-BEAUTIFUL, furn. apt:
CoIoRED@HASE QUIET neighbors.
on q nice quiet street in Randall
Community," carefully selected ten
arts only; separate entrance and
a f0r e ss be apt; ge bl, n.y.
auto. gas heat, hot water. cleo. rec
fgr.;. clean asphalt tile ifs; from
$3.50 up; utiis. added. SO Eye st.
CoIoRED-esos PoMBRoY ST. s.E.
and bath. $3.50. R. 4. HUN
PHRIEs. Realtors. ma. 5000. %
COLORED--l625 14th NV, End
floor: 3 large rooms, dinette space.
Kit. and bath. Available July /. S15.
Go direct TO property or call DI.
coLoRED-Is54 MONROE ST. NV.
=l06-2 rms, kit. and tiled bath;
compl. redec'; 1880. See janitor,
LISS REALTY. ME. S-666S. II
COLORED--l2e3 IRVING ST. NV.
rms, kit. and bath; utils. furn;
S15 per month. AID, 4-2976. %
COLOR&D-52l seth ST. Nj
Apt; 3. Inspect. then call co.
COLORED--6s1s EADs ST. N.E.-1-'
c ssd5R duDle saa se R.SS 81 2'4 a.
NV, of Ga. .ave.--Lge. liv. rm..
s ssTa in $s6 mS unit nit PVT ii! snd
BOONE, De. s-Sled. ~ Il "
COIORED-i34i LEWIS ST. NE. OF
Trinidad ave.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
bath bath in mod. 35iamily unit; Every
COLORED-isao VERNoN AVE. NV.
% rms, kit. and bath; own refer.:
excel: loo. ME-. S-6s83. d
C0L0RED--I523 CORCORAN ST.
N.W-Ultramodern liv. rm., bedrm..
al pvt. from hall; gas ht,: storm
windows; Ven. blinds: very desirable
Tor or Rrownups, or . cples.: $50.
lnSp. invited; newly decor. Key at
Apt. !. or call OWNER. DE. 2-5616.
CoLoRED-2sO1 18th ST N.w.-a
Apt. II. CO. 5-6222. q
cOLORBD-eiOo 18th ST, NV
2.bedrm. apt. In modern eiev, bldg:
s $s0 mo. Te eo Inspect. see 'anitor; or
cS SIX eHi o-sSI2; ,sth ST. s.x.--ssDs
private bath; s65 mo-. includes all
utilities. DI. 1924.
COL0RED-703 9Th ST. N.W.--Nev-
" decorated. lge. rm., kit. and
bath; new refrg, and stove; S62.60
mo-. incl. all utilities. See tanitor
on premises or call Me. S-5400.
COLORED--I1O4 9th ST. N.W.-Frt.,
lge,. 3 rms. kit, bath; pvt. entr.
hear turn.. $75: vac. WO. 6-3s16.
C0LORED-2i18 18th ST. NV
Completely redecorated / large rm.,
kit, and bath: $45 mo-: incl heat
and hot water See janitor on prem
ises or call Me S-540O
C0DORED - 29f4 SHERMAN AVE.
NM rm and bath. S37 30. Key
at No. 400. J. LEE DONNELLY a
SON. Ma. s-3316. --3
UNFuRN. APIS. on the
End A.. rms. kit. and bath. In
hsmt-. 2 rms. kit. and u bath. For
turtheI Information. EA. 6-2632.
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TAKOMA. PARK--Liv, rm.. kit. bed
rm; and hath. cool wooded area.
utils. incl. $3.50. JU. 5-215O.
GLENDALE bedrms.. bath. liv.
rm., kitchen and closed porch: pvt.
emit; heat and light incl: $6S.
3-RM. FURN. APT.-Bedrm., liv. rm.
sit; Al n.ils; furn, 1905 Yale ave.
MT. RAINiER-Furn. apt. All utils
3 rms, pvt. hath. porch. Small child
After $40, WA. 7-Ia63. -
COOL QUIET spacious grounds
pleasant a-bedrm. spt... newly dec
baby accepted. bus at door. Lo
5-l55S. S
SILVER SPRING--Liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit, din. alcove, bath; utils. incl
$9s.bo; no petss eouple. 20. S-6ss9
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Bright, clean. tastefully furnished
garden apis: some completely
etc 3-day min. stay. 1900 s,
Capitol st. Il blk. past Southern
ave. turn left ct Audrey lane
and follow signs to 2lO Winthrop
st. Open Mon. through Fri, 9 am
to 8 pm. Saturday, 8 am. to 5 pm,
sunday, noon to pm. LO. 7-S1OO,
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BOILING VIEW APTS.-Lge. I-bed
room. completely modern ant
eqnipped. S69.50 per mo. incls. al
utilities. See MRS. LEONE. 3O2l
9Th st, Sc. 10. 2-4270 or UN.. 4
1919 ONTARIO PL. N.W.-Liv. rm.
bedrm., kit. and bath. Newly dec.
500. Mgr. Apt. 10. WO. 6-S101.
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2-BEDROOM Apt

Z-BEDROOM All.
ALL NEW FURNITURE
With mod. kit, equip. with garbage
disposal. Beauty Craft cabinets. lge.
and exhaust fan: auto: idry. faciis.,
outside drying lines; off-street park
ing. lge.. equip. playground and. rec
reation area; cow. to schools. shops.
transp. Conv. to Boiling, Andrews.
n MAYA al AIT Dit .,s out + Ne Ssssr ave y
right on Wheeler I'd. to Wahler. left
to 1870 Wahler pl. 10. 2-37S3 or
10. 1864 q
COLORED - 1889 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W--Clean, attrac.; suitable 2 per-
sons; S65 mo. Shown 8 to 8 pm.
coLoRED - 1854 FAIRMoNT ST.
NM rm,. kit, bath, $3.50
wk. Bsmt. apt, $40 wk. 8 to pm.
lcoLoRED-s ROOMS. kit. share
bath; excel. loo. good transp.; $40;
accept child; newly dec. NE. g.
CoLoREp-es1S 18th ST. NV. near
Columbia rd.-Bedrm., kit. pch.,
share bath; ress. UN. 4-7132. /"
ICOLORED-11O7 N ST. N.W.--Lse.
rm., kitchen and semibath: $50
mo. Inspect. then call CO. 5-6222.
tCOLOKED--13th AND EAIRMONT
| ST., 18th and Calf. sts.; LIST and
r. I. ave. n.w,-1-rm. and kit. apis.
DU. 7-0656. %
COLORED-vERY DESIRABLE 1-rm.,
kit. and bath apts.: gas and electric
| incl; one at $50 per mo-: one at
| $40; cow. located At 1902 18th st.
| NV. tnr. p ST., See janitor. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor. RE.
COLORED-I6th AND MERIDIAN
/ PL. N.W.--extra lse. 2-bedrm.: liv.
| rm., din. fm., kitchen and bath
apt. very nicely furnished; this apt.
| is as large as q house, suitable for
| ? families; $110 per no.: adults
only. SIGLER g. CO., RA. 3-3431.
CoLoRED-ae14 sth ST. NV
| Lovely Ice. rm.. lge. kitchen,
semipvt. bath; all utils. furn.: in
spect at any time. SIGLER q CO.,
| RA 2-3A21 -
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MIRAMAR

1901 18th ST. NV.
Attrac. furn. efficiency avail. immed
Sol. incl. utilities. See manager or
call EAFRITZ nT Y.Qna0
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1914 IRVING ST. NV,
Apt. 3-Efic.. lge. rm.. kit. and
pvt. bath, SCI mo-; refgr. and al
utils., incl. in rent. Key in Apt. 2.
FEDERAL RENTAL CO., els N. Y.
ave. NV Ma. &-741R. Il
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OVERLOOKING PARK
From sundeck of Ige. studio bedrm. !;
kit.-dinette. bath. compl. fl, pvt;
cow. transp., shop; suitable 3.
RIA. 6-1S16.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
1925 N. HAMP. AVE. NV.
2 rms. kit, and bath. very clean AND
ant. $50 monthly, incl. utiis. Also
1-rm. effie.. pvt. bath, cleo, icebox,
hot plate; $50 monthly. Open for
sAND Nd l 2 DUPONT CIRCLE
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Lse. apt. bldg; excel. transp.; lge
liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. tiled bath
in excel. taste; $9S.50. Also small
er 1-bedrm. apt, $50: efficiency
apt. SOP 80. 24-hr. elevator AND
switchboard service. After 10 am.
AID. 4-2363. -
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

CONNECTICUT AVE.
Completely furnished including bed
linens and Dishes rooms and
bath. S125 per mo- 2G22 Conn. ave.
NV. Call daytime ST. 3-2S15: ewes.
HU. 3-7S06. HARRISON 81 WASH
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GALLINGER HOSP. AND ARMORY,
1918 Burke st. Sc. lbetween B and
G sts.l-2 Ice. bright rms, kit. and
gas: for only $3.50. Also Ire.
refer: Not 9 private home. Mr..
CLARK. DI. 7-2434 or DI. 7.S696.
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Z BARNEY CIRCLE Sc. Apt. ga
l bedrm., lge. liv. rm. and kit, pvt.
bath; cow. loo. on carline; S75 mo-,
incl. utils: II; 3.6014;m IL ,
f ns APIS sbo Fow n9 Vsesn Gne S Sps
condition RA. 6-S70O. Il
4430 KANSAS AVE. N.W.--Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. bath: $40 incl. utils.,
pvt. entr. ~, 5-253l, JU. b-54S4,
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28

It's Buddy Poppy" time again,
and the young ladies of the VFW
Auxiliary are out selling them for
the benefit of very worthy cause.
The boys at Perry Point who did
so much for you, deserve this bit
you can do for them. Don't they?
Our two young trained nurses.
Miss Lavessa Ann Hudson and
Miss Bette Lou Tingle, spent the
past weekend at home with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester r.
Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Tingle.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOhn Antoninich Of
Philadelphia arrived Sunday at
Hickman Heights to spend a few
days visiting their pals, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Hickman. Their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack An
tOninich, spent part of the week as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Lewis at Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Outten
motored to Wilmington, Del, on
Sunday to visit his father, who rs
a patient in the Emily P. Bissell
SanatOrium.
Mrs. Mamie Campbell and daugh-
ter, Miss Eileen, entertained to a
luncheon in honor of Mrs. Minnie
Hudson's birthday on Wednesday.
The guests were Mrs. Campbells
sisters, Mrs. Minnie Hudson, Mrs.
James Hudson, and Mrs. William
West, also a niece, Mrs. Myrtle
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Banks
and Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood F.
Lynch, Jr., went to New York City
last Friday as guest of the General
Electric Corporation. They were
entertained until Sunday noon al
the famed Waldorf-Astoria. In
their absence, their capable sons
Jeffrey and Gerald, kept Banks
Appliance Shop running with the
assistance of their aunt, Mrs. Ray
mond Hickman.
Aunt Suzy sez: ITO marry q
woman for her beauty, is like buy.
ing a house for it's paint"
CLASSIFIED Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
FRANKFORT
By G. g. Croker
Phone Rodney Sls

Recent visitors at the home of
Mrs. Harley Long were Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Snodgrass, and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard GOrdy from Philadelphia.
After having spent three weeks
with Mrs. Harley Long, her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Adkins left on
Saturday for her home ia FORT
Lauderdale, Florida She accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Par
sons, who mOtored down for a
vacation in the Sunshine State.
Mrs. Wallace E. Truitt of Clay
ton Avenue, spent few days re-
Gently in Philadelphia
Mrs. Robert H. Elliott has re-
turned from a visit in the home
of her daughter at Kennett
Square, Pa.
Mrs. Orville Long returned home
on Monday from the Beebe Hospi-
tai at Lewes, when she recently
underwent an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland V. Cobb and
children, Suzanne and Gregory,
accompanied by Mrs Norwood
Chamberlain and Mrs. Dan Long,
motored to Collingswood. N. j., and
spent the past weekend there.
The FrankfOrd Methodist Church
is happy to have the return of the
pastor, the Rev. Frank o. BaynaTd
and family for another year
Our local Methodist Youth Eel
lOwship was we'll represented at
the Annual Conference by two OF
it's J. M. c. seniors, Miss Charlotte
Hudson and Miss Olive Ann Dukes
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudson
moved into town last week. They
are making their home on Reed St
Mr., W. Frank Dukes, for many
years a merchant in this town
visited friends in town one day
last week. He is now making his
home in DagsborO with some of his
family.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
ZOO Buddy POppies
We're Sold Here
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N@NANAAAC0 AApAAA III R06gb
sponsored Milford Cub Scout Pack
No. 101. Throughout the day, shop
pers were reminded, through use
of a public address system, that
they should Honor the War Dead
by Helping the Living" by Buying
and Wearing a Buddy Poppy. By
early evening, the last of 200 pop
pies had been distributed
In reporting to the post mem
bership, Tuesday evening, Com
mander Paul Duphily praised the
efforts of Poppy Chairman Wilker-
son and the members of the joint
Poppy Committee in making the
1854 Poppy Sales Campaign the
must successful ever staged here"
and expressed the sponsoring
units appreciation of the public
support given the 1854 sales effort.
Commander Duphiiy also praised
the management of the Milford
Chronicle, local radio station and
local theatres for assistance given
in publicizing the local campaign.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
FOUL TO FOWL PLAY

RICHMOND, Va. - (P) - Henry
Sikkelee found the compensation
low in chasing the folks suspected
of foul play. The policeman started
raising chickens on the side to aug
ment his income.
In 10 years the chicken business
was doing so we'll he gave up his
poIiceman's Job. Two years ago he
decided turkeys would be even
more profitable and today his 5000
turkeys on the hOOf constitute one
of the largest flocks in HenricO
County.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
EPWORTH
By Mrs. Reuben Riley
Phone BridReyiIlo oA94

There will be preaching at 10
a. m. Sunday School at IL a. m.
Rev. John Irwin, Pastor. Everyone
welcome.
Mrs. Earl Everline is a patient
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
where she underwent surgery last
week. We wish her God speed re-
cOvery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anthony, ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. John Lloyd,
spent last weekend in Philadel-
phia.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and
family spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Calder in New
Castle. They also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. C. Baldwin of Edge Moor
Gardens and Mr.. and Mrs. c. G..
Culver in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carroll and
daughter were dinner guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel
Pritchett and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Smith
have been spending the past week
with their children in Pennsyl-
vania.
In some places earthwOrms grow
% ne e,,,.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28

1, will be given a private showing
at the completion of the Round
Table Discussion.
1t will be interesting to note the
outcome of this forum, and let's
hope the Reese Theatre continues
its policy of presenting the unusual
in very unusual way.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
Reese Theatre Calls
Together Forum
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PrOspecta, decoration, as we'll as
unusual comfort for the patron is
on the agenda. Decorators and
Sound engineers will be present to
explain to the layman what makes
things tick.
The new MetrO-Coldwyn hit,
Executive Suite" featuring Will
liam Holden. June Allison, Barbara
Stanwyck, Walter PidgeOn, and a
host of other stars, which plays the
Reese Theatre, Sunday, Monday,
and Tuesday, May 80, 81, and June
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
TAVERN PROMOTES MIX

ALMA, Wis. - up - Make the
one for the road milk"
That sign is posted in a tavern
here operated by JEFF Nelson, Alma
civic leader.
1t is part of his campaign to pro-
mote use of dairy products to re-
lieve the surplus.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28

In some places earthwOrms grow
to a length of four feet.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28

CLASSIFIED Ads get results
, 1954-07-15
Virgin Islqnds Ddnce
Troupe TO Entertuin
u. S. Forces in P. R.

A Virgin Islands Dance
Troupe is touring Puerto Ri
co, according to. a news item
in the St. Thomas Daily News.
The article states:
The fl st appearance of the
group was on Monday, July
IL, when together with Harry
Lang and his Combo, they
flew to Vieques and Roosevelt
Roads under the sponsorship
of the U.S,O,, to perform for
the Marines stationed there.
On Friday July is they will
open at Las Tres Palmas
Night Club in Bayamon; on
Saturday, July II they will be
at the Officers Club and will
go back to the Las Tres Palmas
Night Club on Sunday night,
July IS.
Plans are being made at
present for the dance troupe,
the local Steel Band and a To-
cal orchestra to visit Puerto
Rico on week-ends.
, 1954-07-15
Y. |. Republican Club
to Decide Role
in Locul Politics

One of. the items that will
come up for discussion at the
meeting Of the Republican
Club Of the Virgin Islands
scheduled for July oath in St.
Thomas, will be the role to be
played by that organization in
local politics. The Club will
sponsor candidates for the le-
gisTature in the coming cleo
tons.
The st. Croix branch has al
ready published its intention
to take part in local politics.
Stanley Farrelly is presi-
dent Of the Organization.
, 1954-07-15
let" Muguzine Says
Comptroller for V. |.
AlreodY Chosen

According to an article in
Jet" magazine Of July 8, a
prominent Negro accountant
will be named Comptroller of
the Virgin Islands in the re-
organization Of the govern
ent's staff by Governor
Alexander.
The new Organic Act re-
cures the appointment Of a
Comptroller at a salary Of
$4,000 per annum.
, 1954-07-15
COUNCIL APPROP.
$4,000 for RUNWAY
EXTENSION HERE
$4,000 REMAINS IN
CASE 1T rs NEEDED

The Municipal Council of
st. Croix at its meeting held
on Tuesday, passed Bill No.
156, appropriating $4,000 to
extend the runway at the
Alexander Hamilton Airfield
by an additional 1000 feet.
The bill, originally called for
$4,000 but was increased to
permit the start of work i'm
mediately after Executive APP
proval.
The bill authorizes the Gov
erncr to establish a special
Find for this p oject.
The sum of $25,ooO, pre-
viously impounded as a spon-
sorship contribution in the
hope of matching Federal
funds for this work shall, ac-
cording to the bill, remain
impounded until such time as
it is definitely determined
whether or not a federal con-
tribution will be offered, this
sum of $3.50 600 shall also be
expended as an additional con
Continued on page ~
, 1954-07-15
Chuirmun of ST. Thos.
Council Asks Vicorp
Beech for Public

The Hon. Joseph Gomez of
st. Thomas has written a let
ter to DR.. Kenneth Bartlett,
President Of the Virgin Is
lands Corporation requesting
that John Brewers Beach,
which is now under the Cor
poration's jurisdiction be main
tanned for the accommodation
of the public.
Mr.. Gomez pointed out that
the beach originally belonged
to the Municipality which
transferred it to the United
States in 1889 when the Navy
was about to build military
installations there.
, 1954-07-15
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Boxing Cord for July
to Feature Cecil
White VS. Torpedo Joe

Boxing fans will welcome
the news that Cecil White,
middleWeight champion of
Antigua has been matched to
fight Torpedo Joe" of ST.
Kits on Saturday night, July
oath in the Open Air Theatre
at Frederiksted.
The announcement was
made by Motorcycle Patrol
ma nUlric Petersen; local
wrestling champ and jiu jitsu
expert.
The semi-finals between To-
cal boxers will be equally in
t~eresting, Patrolman Petersen
indicated. He is also manag-
er of White; the St. Croix
Association is spon-
Torpedo joe.
, 1954-07-15
Gov. Mdrin Apeuls
for Quick Settlement
Of Dock Strike

Governor Munoz Marin call - 49, : -
ed on shippers, striking dock GOVERNOR GOING TO
workers and officials Of the WASHINGTON NEXT WK.
-. = = omon - leaen q The new Revised Organic
opeeuy oiu'ioh u te Woik Act has been passed by the
Istoppage which has tied up r1ouao ~ cona+o and i -
shipping for nearly three nor+od j. Ia ! +bo dost Of
Weeks 1eIe the President for his sigma
In urging a settlement Gov ture. Reports indicate that
Iernor Marin points out that the Senate version is the one
after eighteen days Puerto that was finally passed.
Rico faces a definite deadlock The Senate bill permits vot-
in maritime operations. Hun ing for only two out of six at
4dreds Of workers have lost large candidates 1t also gives
their jobs and possibly thous- the Governor complete auth
.ands face the risk of losing the ority to ~reorganize the local
the prestige for industrial in government without the ap-
vestments which have given proval of the legislature.
work to more than 10000 ~. !, M noos ill - o.
~oNelo uullhs ne a -" lowed for this fiscal year
S: from the internal revenue
The Chief Executive said funds and a similar sum next
- year. This is in addition to the
matching of Federal funds.
, 1954-07-15

year. This is in addition to the
matching of Federal funds.
Governor Alexander is ex-
pected to depart for Washing
ton July 20 or q, when it is
believed the President will
sign.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-01
Po,uhatan Way--A Coal, Work, Enthusiasm,

Powhatans Legion Auxiliary
unit members still find them
selves pinching each other occa-
Asionally to see if it's really true
X 1t is. and the breath-catchin
truth is that the unit in one of
Virginia's smaller counties. was
bigger in accomplishment for the
l95354 than any other one in
Virginia-metropls. town or ham
let
The annual award, the Kate
Waller Barrett trophy. to put it
exactly goes ito the most out
standing Legion Auxiliary unit in
Virginia" Announcement Of the
achievement was made at the
annual Department of Virginia
convention, in Richmond, last
month.
The award isn't exactly news
any longer. but what is vefresh-
inely new is Just how the unit,
under the presidency Of Mrs. w.
r. Blandford. Won Between
pinches, he 1953-54 officers de-
sclibed that process to a Herald
reporter this week. 1t goes some
thing like this. and it's really
simple
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-10-01

newly Selected county Agrlcul-
'araI oIaoiiiz9Iioh ana CohsefVa-
lloh committee fepIacIhg Ihe
FORMER FMA committee.
Wilson. Of jefferson. vice chair
man Ford Harris. of Clayville.
regular member. Fl. Y. Palmore,
Of Powhatan. first alternate. and
Robert r Walton. of Ballsville.
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pran al.,,,t,, ,dr,
ftoa r,anaaa,. go
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33 Per Cent Vote
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IT'LL too +... ','f l1o- i,
from tle go ellRloie voters or
So per cent.
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