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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-06


Pease has been working for the
past year constructing an phases
Of his two bedroom home from the
plumbing TO cabinet making. The
cost is the amazing factor about
the construction.
Pease says that the total cost
will only be $500.
70 Rain Alarm
The home will be equipped with
devices like a rain alarm that
rings a bell and a automatically
closes the windows. The bell is to
tell Mrs. Pease TO 60 out and take
In the wash.
Also In the line of electronic
appliances, will be silent light
switches, an intercom to every
room In the home including an out
let at the front door that will per-
nit talking to someone at the front
door even from the bathroom.
Pease designed the house him.
self, including the drawing Of the
blueprints. He has placed the
kitchen in front OF the house which
allows his wife TO see what is going
on in front Of the home without
leaving the kitchen.
Mrs. Pease Is a teacher at the
Key West High School.
Passes Inspection
Contrary to rumors about town,
Pease said that the building in
spectors have been most cooper
ative In inspecting and assisting
him with the construction. He
made the disclosure after being
asked II the inspectors were max
ing II hard for him because he was
doing his own work.
Pease stated that the only build
ing permit he could take out for
the construction was for $4,000
even though II Is only costing him
$500. He said they based II on
about 50 q foot for construction
cost.
The only thing that Pease said
disturbed him was the fact that he
could not get local Jalousie sales
men 10 come out to measure and
sell him the windows. He said that
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-06
In October, 1854, the permits to,

In October, 1854, the permits to,
tailed $137, OFT.
In the same month last year, the
permits were $45s.74s.
For the first 10 months of 1854,
the permits also are tagging be.
hind the same period of 1853.
In the first 10 months of 1854,
the permits were 81, ,1S6, 1853.
In the first 10 months Of 1858
the permits we're s., 2,335 ,047.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-06
Residence Is Filled With
Labor-Saving Cadgets
BY BILL sprLLMAN

When electronc engineer builds his own home
Hike David Pease is doing at 1910 Won Phister Street
you could expect it to be filled with eIectronc gadgets
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-06
Sharp Decline
Shown In CITY
Building Permits

City building permits took a
sharp drop in October as compar-
ed with the same month last year.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-06

Most shoes made today have a
steel shank embedded in the sole
shaped to the contour of your foot
arch.
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Ruth Crane
Micki Crooks
Bob Daniels
Harry Nj. DavidOw
Democrat Quartet
Corky Devlin
Bob DIM
Donna Douglas
Jean Bowling
Left Eid
Marilyn Epson
The Esquires
Mark Evans
Bernie Faloney
Eddie Fisher
Doris FleeSOn
Milton @. Ford
Evelyn Freyman
Sunny Gale
Eddie Gallaher
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
Jim Gibbons
Warren GieSe
Bill Gold
Felix Grant
MonsignOr Philip M. Hannah
Chef Hanulak
Frank Harden
Congressman Owen Harris
HOldup Twins
HOppity Skippity
Inga
John Irvine
Allen Jeffreys
Betty Jerome
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JeIleff's, Inc.
Perpetual Building & Loan association
Shannon e Luchs Real Estate
Sun Radio
The Hecht Company
The Hub Furniture Company
Woodward e LOtltrOp
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Harry Akst
Ted Alexander's Band
Steve Allen
Mary AnderS
Gunnar Back
Jack Barkin
Betty Barnes
Eileen Barton
The Bell Sisters
Morgan Beatty
Constance Bennett
Jim Bergman
John Bigbee
Joey Bishop
Joe Blair
BObO The Clown
Ralph Bogart
Capt. Clay B0land, USN
Don Boil
Anne Brazinski
Mary Lou Brewer
Art Brown
Bobby BrOwneu
Mrs. Helen Faust BrunhouSe
Commissioner Renah
Camalier
The Cameron Valley Boys
Leslie CafOn
Mary Caron
Joyce Carr
I Cherry BLOSSOM Princesses
CarOle Con
Bob Conforti
Girls COnnOr
Rita Constance
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s2Igal. for he Kid on
Sl!ssssg Ia n l.l3III lI22! Lee
I'll 81 ysIlIkI l3.ll and b 22.!l
Looms lIS.I!s IN q IS IN.
Other Excl Il 2sIs!Iys
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Never before has there been such a
lineup of talent on one program!

Louis Jordan
Junior League MariOnette
Show
Congressman Charles ].
Kersten and Family
Nancy Kenyon
Rev. Carl Hops
Art Lamb
Hugh Lee
Hal Linden Trio
Lloyd Lindrath
Lions Club Boys Band
Leonard Lyons
Bill Malone
Hazel Markell
Micki Mario
Kay Marx
Bill Mayhugh
Secretary of the Interior
Douglas Mckay
The Metro Quartette
Mike Mihalic
Claire Milardy
Wayne Millner
Dick MOdZeleWSki
Robert Montgomery
Ben Mitchell Morris
Gene Nash
Norma Parker
Dan Piver
Senator Charles E. Potter
Congressman Prince HI.
Preston
Congressman Percy Priest
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Congressman Winston
PrOuty
The Ranch Gang
BrysOn Rash
The Ravens
Richard Rendell
Carl Ritter
Larry Roberts
ROlandO the Great
Barney Ross
Rabbi Henry Segal
Lenny Sherman
Jim Smiley
James Smith
Hudson Spencer
Frank Stevens
Jerry and Jimma Strong
Jim Tatum
Pick Temple
Joe TereShinSki
Terrapin Apache Dance
Terrapin Balancers
Terrapin Jugglers
Bobby Ward
Matthew Warren
Virginia Warren
Bobby Wayne
Jackson Weaver
Bills Wells
Congressman Jack Westland
Bill Whalen and His Dixie
land Band
Les Williams and
His Singers
CONGRESSMAN Frank Wilson
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AuToMosiLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '4s convert. special de
luxe: radio. heater; $3.50. OIL; q
PLYMOUTH 1853 cranbrook club
coupe; / owner. low mileage. heater.
turn signals. tinted glass. excel.
so9d;; s stfs2 Or o i best ofier. a6 o.
PLYMCOiuTfH So S-dr.; blue; ! real
FORD, MOTORS, s725 Pinsy
Branch I'd. Silver Spring. ~.
p2 2lhISSGjH SO suburban all metal
station wagon; attractive sea-foam
green finish with harmonizing p
tone all leather interior. A real buy
for that vacation with thousands Of
troublefree miles: radio, heater. turn
signals and numerous other Access
sSiss g1.ssd M 5.sn5 e c Only
ginia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer.
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl. JA.. 7-8400.
PLYMOUTH 1858 Cranbrook 4-dr.:
low mileage; heater; $3.50. Call
p IN oi1Tp' ,ss cranbrook 4-door;
SI.aS5. 30-day warranty. CATH
NESS BUICK, 5115 Wis. ave. Wo.
6-55s1 Open ewes. til q. -
PLYMopTH a ccny.; - blg aeoo White ME
warranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
iFordl. 400 Benning "a. NE. Lu.
PLYMOUTH fl1St5l rs de luxe cdr; r. and
b. hv W. saa tres val 1saqsx S eEV
EoLT 1910 op F.; 4 fiYs a ds Arn; We.
PLRMoUUlTaH 1864: owner: low
mileage, immaculate. sparkling
green finish. equipped with radio,
heater. matching seat covers: q
YoN-PEcK CHEVROLET. $40 Lee
hwys Ari.. Va. IA. 2-9o03. Open
p ~ gispi ,5s camDridse sedan;
blue finish; Q very clean car. an ex-
s eHsToL 0 czD nEidsy only oEps s. e.
Il 1919 i~ conv.; T. and h.,
Wv. tires; cherry red: very good
cond.; $685.. KESSLER MOTORS,
412l r. ]. ave. NV. UN. 4-5526.
PLYMOUTH '4s Special de luxe 4-dr.;
$ss5. LANGLEY MOTORS. Ju., s.
f saSfi 1854 station wagon; 3
SS'Sss. Saws save hundreds. FLOOD 1sa !;
PONTIAC. 422l Connecticut. Wo
P SlsfHSi 80 s-aeor; driven les. than
SALES LES 17l7 R. !. ave. me- Du.
pontiac lSiIXi 1854 star Chief 4"dr.
Hydra. radio. heater. Autronic-
Eye; Immaculate: new warranty;
low mi; S2.35O. FLOOD PONTIAC,
p eSsl SGnp1e.is"t ays s WH Ssee
HYDRA seat coyers r and h. written
guar: $SS5. ALExANDRIX NASH.
17O5 Mt, Vernon ave-, Alex, Va
XII. 9-2330:. ewes. till 8 p m. 80
PONTIAC 1853 Catalina: Super de
nteri ePe ay1ra green and vory
finish. New-car cond.; safety-tested
BROS. toids.i USED CAR FAIR"
Wisconsin ave. and Ellicott st. NV,
KE. 7-130s. Open daily til g;
PONTIAC 80 Silverstreak "6" 4-dr.:
beaut. Killarney green finish with
contrasting seat covers and heater
| This is our super special at only
S545 with low down payment
FRANK SMALL. JR. me- .173e
r oSHs aop se 81 strs an coup.
sedan: gun-metal gray finish: equip.
r. and h.. windshield washers. etc
| Good tires. good mechanically, gooc
| buy at 1926. NASH ARLINGTON
CORP. Indoor Showroom: south enc
! of Key Bridge in Arlington (Rosslyn
Va. IA. 8-3030. so
| 1881 MERCURY 4-dr. sedan; finished
in beautiful shade of blue: radio
heater. seat covers. Exceptional con-
dition throughout;
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
TREW MOTOR co.
| 9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 7-1732
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AUTOMOBILES foR SALE

PONTIAC 1858 Chieftain 'ss'' de luxe
4-dr.; power steering, Hydra, radio,
heater; IL, 200 actual miles; gleam-
ing black finish, Wv. tires; car pos
itively same as brand-new In every
way; Must be seen TO be appreciated;
consin ave. NV. WO. $4,000. ~
PONTIAC so convertibIe;. +. and h..
hydra; light blue nm; q very sporty
car; only S9o5, ALDER oLDS. 1920
Ga. ave NV. TU, $4,000.
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain de luxe "S'':
HYDRA; certified i-owner and offered
on last-of month close out; S795.
Mo4oR aoc co. q zoos s0e Ga. s ass si
Pontiac 81 chieftain de luxe "s''
4-dr. sedan; distinctive 2-tone. COM
bination Of surf gray and Yorkshire
gray top, matched with harmonizing
INJURIOUS interior NJ, HydIa, dir. turn
other accessories. A low-mileage. l.
owner car which Is outstanding in
every respect Sale price only 81 .0a5
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO., n. Viz
ginia's Largest .Oldsmobile Dealer,
sSsp wl: ~ slsS sedan. As "a ana
seat covers: beautiful dark green
MOTORS; INC, 5I11 Wis. ave. NV.
p Toi lsd.9 1884 station wagon: hydra,
radio, heater; immaculate; new war
ranty; So .499. FLOOD PONTIAC.
422E Connecticut. Wo. $4,000.
PONTIAC 81 go de luxe Catalina;
Washington st.. Alex. Va. ov. s.
PoNTIAc .ss 50" convertible; se.-
O95. BENDALL PONTIAC. Sol N.
Washington ST., Alex. Va, OV
3-2706.
1853 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4-dr.
sedan. Driven only 1900 miles, /
owner. Unusually clean: has Hy-
Drive, radio, heater, seat covers.
Wv. tires.
S1,595
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
TREW MOTOR co.
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 7-1732
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30

1851 MERCURY 4-dr. sedan; finished
in beautiful shade of blue: radio
heater, seat covers. Exceptional con-
dition throughout.
$1.095
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
TREW MOTOR co.
9th and Fla, Ave. NE. Ii. 7-1732
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1e4s; black. Hydra. /.
! and b.; excel cond.; $500. Call
after 8 Pm. LU. 2-7l31. 80
PONTIAC '52 S-cytnder Custom Cat
alma; nm. In laurel green and mi
lano ivory with leather trim to
match; fully. equipped. very low
mileage: carries new-car guarantee:
3460 14th St. NV. RIA. 3-9670.
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain .s.' 4sdr.
sedan; very clean; $795. HORNER'E s.
1929 MINI. ave. ne, LU. I-9226.
PONTIAC '53 club coupe; light blue;
sg5 HoRNaEnss nj asoo NY NM, tires;
PONTIAC 1857 s-cylinder station
black top; equip. with HYDRA. I. and
n; very low mileage. carries new
car title and warranty: S2.504. AR
CADE PONTIAC. 1887 Irving st.
NV, AD-4-S500. also 1850 t4th
ST. NV, RIA. 3-9670. so
PONTIAC '54 s-eyiinder Chieftain de
luxe 4-dr. sedan; equip. with Hydra,
r. and h.. etc. This company car
s Ct new Arcade gsrre1sy sD sss1
Irving st. NV. AID. Assoc: also
1880 14th st. NV. RIA. 5000.
PONTIAC ,54 s-cylinder chieftain .
DIR. sed.; has r. and h., directional
signals, air-toam cushions; car nm
$1,000. ARCADE PONTIAC. i4s7
irving st.. NV. AID. 4-S5OO; also.
346O 14th st. NV. RA. 3-a870.
PONTIAC 81 s-eylinder star 7 Chief
Custom 4.dr. sed.; two-tone beige
and h.. incl. many other extras:
$s.56S. ARCADE e PoNT1 xxcclri i4s;;
irving st. NV. AID. 4-85OO; also,
346O- 14th st. NV. RIA. S-e870.
PONTIAC .s1 s-cylinder cow. s che.
light blue. black top. equipped.
Hydra, {; and e.; has low mile.
81 .395. ARCADE PoNTIAc. 1857
irving st; NV" AID. 4-8500; also.
346O 14th st. NV. RIA. 5000.
PONTIAC so. super chieftain "Ss''
Catalina: all-leather seats, dual
range Hydra. r and h.. sun visor.
81 ;595. LANGLEY MOTORS, ~ g.
PLYMOUTHs. 81 Cranbrooks (35:
cars equipped and low mileage with
good tires: all with written warranty;
priced from SS45 to $685..
DIVER MOTOR co.
DODGE-PLYMoUTH
1912 Ga. Ave. NV.
At Piney Branch
tn. 10000
1850. PLYMOUTH club coupe Special
de luxe. Radio and heater. Excep.
tionaily clean; good mechanical
condition.
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
TREW MOTOR CO.
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 7-1732
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
New Wet Namese Envoy
To U. S. Is Appointed

Minister of State Tran Van
chuong, a former Judge on the
Franco-Viet Namese Court de
Cessation in Paris, will become
the new Wet Namese Ambassa-
dor TO the United States early
in August, 1t was learned yes
terday. He will replace AM
bassador Tran Van Kha, who IS
leaving for an undisclosed as
signment.
The new ambassador is known
to be a close friend of the re-
cently-appointed Wet Namese
premier, Ngo Dinh Diem, a
Catholic patriot who had re-
NAMED aloof from politics for
20 years because he objected TO
French domination.
Mr.. Tran Van Chuong left his
post as Judge on the Franco
Wet Namese court-the top ap-
peals tribunal for Wet Nam
to Join the new premier in Sal
gon this spring. Later ne
brought revised government in.
structions to the Wet Namese
delegation at Geneva. He re-
NAMED at the Geneva confer
ence as an advisor in his coun-
try's delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under DC. lnw couples must
apply for. a marriage license on
one day, iDGit three full days
and receive the license on the
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
William Fraze. IS. Phoenix, .Ariz., and
MINIS HSe sHnib TO- Fosy Yirmnsh msn
Ala, and Diana Palmer. 10. 1920
Garrison st NV -
Ssty s Mathews. "a a. aliH fsis s Sa asa
walter person. %. Arlington. ya,; and y.
Yyonns Andersen 70; ma nle nstnsci Ma
and Frances Harris, 81. 4l6 37th pi
john Mccannon, 80. 1894 Mckinley st.
NV, and Marjorie Gillian, ~. o..
Charles Jones, IT.. %, 11os 21st pl; ne.
and Catherine Miller. 81, 4ol Upshur
walton Walt Robinson, IL. $685. ! 81, ne.
Gerald Thompkins, 10. s4ae Holmsssdss
pl NV. and Lila Wilson, 10. 1865
richard ) johnson, 40, 41o9 5th st. NV,
and Euphrey Bigelow. SO, 1917 N.
Hampshire ave. NV.
Anthony Jannelli, %. Jamaica, y. x,
and Madelyn zosh,, 25, Berwick. fa.
ch ana Jss saSiii Hasserts, s. CHEVY
srock Davis, %. 1113 saith ave. me-.
and Dolores Trayers, 10. EOS 10th Of.
James Nicholas, 10. 323 e st. ne, and
Zahard Christakos, 10. 1852 Shepherd
st. NV. .
Domenick colella. "a Lorain, Ohio. an S
George Lyons. %, 1015 N ST. NV, and
Ida Edwards, II, l37 p st. sw.
Joan May 52. Alexandria. Va.
Goff Kraus, rs, salt Lake City. Utah,
and Eleanor Melah, "a. Philadelphia
Charles Wiley. %, Ferguson, Mo- ano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
G. o. P. Moves Office
For Absentee Voters

The Republican Absentee Vot-
ers' Bureau of the Republican
State Committee has moved its
headquarters from 1925 I street
NV. to 1909 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Republican newcomers to the
District may check their voting
qualifications with the bureau.
which has a staff Of volunteers
for balloting and disseminating
information on absentee voting
in all States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
Deaths Reported
lFron D. c. Rureau Of vital

(From D. g. Bureau OF VItst Statiss'Ca'
Mary Delaney, So, 1858 Oak st; NV.
Alma Ruggles. 70. 2125 Bancroft pl. NV.
Emma Trainor. 73, STA Garfield st. NV.
Francis Annabel. 50. s07 Eye st.. NV.
Lucy Buck, So. 1886 18th st.. nv.
Mary Burress. 3d. BIG South Carolina
Louis 'siinnmonds, So. 1897 NJ st. NV.
Katherine TYSON. 53 Arlington. Va.
Hugh Moore, So Sl5 18th st. NV.
infant Courtney. Silver Spring, Md.
infant Libby. washington.
Eliza Colbert, g, 2!51 I st, NV.
Louise Ellis SO. washington.
Janette wilson, 4s 274 Division ave
ne.
Clara Blocker. A. WASHINGTON. D. C..
James Temple. 43. Arlington, Va.
Alice Byrd. fl, TOT p st. NV.
, 1954-11-08

|Heyliger, FILA Committeeman
Henry Schuster, on behalf of
the new farmers; Mrs. Maria
Thomas, for the wives; Coun-
Gilman Henry Rohlsen, who
is himself a farmer and fin
ally Carl Andrews, who stat
ed that it was about time they
put an end to the saving that
4Crucians are lazy people.
sThe people look forward to
our making a success he de-
|clared, "and we will not let
them down" {
Mr.. Petersen took the oppor
recall how hashad
asked Mr.. Jacques Of the
Security Administration in
1916 to try to have the Virgin
Islands included in the Ten
ant Farm Act. In that same
year the amendment was
made, though the benefits
could not as yet be foreseen
nevertheless, il was thare.
However, he pointed out that
the law, only permitted veter
ans and gave credit to Mr..
Stubs for getting Washing
ton to further amend the law
to include non-veterans, there
Continued on page 4
, 1954-11-08
Peter Pan Riddles
TO Register for
Trdining from Tues.

The well-knoWn Peter Pan
Riddles are about to begin re-
hearsals ia preparation for
the Xmas Festival
Mrs. Leona Shulterbrandt
has announced that registra-
ton begins tomorrow 5 to Z
pm. at the Happy Hours Hall
in Christiansted.
, 1954-11-08
Personal Mention


Mr.. and Mrs. George Dyer
returned from the mainland
on Friday last. Relatives and
Friends of the couple were
happy To see them back.
Mr.. Dyer, who received
special medical attention at
the clinic of Or. James Will
son, now looks hale and
hearty once more.
, 1954-11-08
Curib Cellars to
Lurgest Store
November 10

Garib Cellars will reopen
It's doors to the public on
Wednesday, November 10th.
The new store, located ii what
was formerly Wallis Grocery"
is said to be the largest and
most beautiful liquor and
vine store in the Caribbean.
The proprietor has issued an
invitation to the public. The
store will open at 3 am.
, 1954-11-08
Republican Cdmp'n
Committee Conqrdt.
Losing Candidates.

Acting for the Republican
Campaign Committees, David
E. Mas directed a letter to
all candidates who were de-
lfeated in the recent political
campaign and advised them:
you deserve much credit
for the hard work you expend
ed in your efforts to be elect
to the new Legislature in the
Virgin Islands, and / sincerely
trust that the fact that you
did not make it this time will
. in no way affect your interest
in good government ii the
virgin lSlandS.
Opportunities for great
service to All Of the people in
the Virgin Islands Lie ahead,
and we sincerely hope every
one will Join ia cooperation
with the elected members Of
the Legislature. Your exper-
fence in this campaign should.
certainly convince you of the
awakening of interest on the
part of the electorate, and /
believe it is up to all Of US to.
continue to take issues to the
people 50 that they may be
fully appraised Of the affairs Of
government.
Republicans il the Virgin
Islands stand ready to render
full cooperation to- every en-
deavdr designed to benefit
the VIRGIN Islands
, 1954-11-08

He mentioned that the deter
mination to develop this pro-
ject had grown out Of the fail
IRE, there must be full owner
ship, seriousness and reSpon-
sibility Of person. He went on
to say that on June %, 1858,
the Board of Directors gave
unanimous approval to the
program as he had presented
1T and at the time, stressed
the fact that if it were success
full it would lead to others.
AS a farmer himself on a
somewhat larger scale, Mr..
.Skeoch admitted that the way
can be hard and the going
rough, but don't throw in the
sponge
Or. Richard Bond, Officer
in Charge Of the Agricultural
Research Service at the Ex-
pertinent Station, congratulate
ed the group and explained
that thel job at the Station
was not scientific experiments
but rather using of proven
scientific information and
methods to ascertain the types
Of cane, vegetable crops, fruits
and livestock best suited to
this Islands. He declared that
there is q great future Ia ag
riculture here. 81 envy you"
he said @someday / hope to
have just such . farm as
yours.
State Director Of FILA
Clay G. Stubs, told the gath
ering how he had been work
ing with other officials for
about six years on the project
and was glad to see it finally
become a reality and that it
was up to these families to,
set a precedent for others.
Several others were asked
to speak; they were: James
, 1954-11-08
SEAMLESS RECEIVE DEEDS ToVICCRP
LAND THRoUGHF.H.A. SMALL FARM PLAN
(concluded nom Saturdayl

Former President Speaks as Farmer Himself
ST. Croix, expressed his admiration for and confidence in the
recipient families and said that their results would be long
lasting-not only to themselves but to the Island as whole
, 1954-11-08
Muny Persons Coll on
Mrs. Brodhurst; Others
Messages

Since the final announce
ment Of the winners in the
recent elections scores Of per-
sons sent messages, letters or
called personally on Mrs Anna
Brodhurst, who was thought
to be a sure winner. Even
those who did not support
her were surprised at the re-
suit.
, 1954-11-08

Political dopesters are still
trying to figure out why she
was given such splendid re-
ceptions il Frederiksted, q
town for which she has a deep
affection, and only thirty-four
persons voted for her. Added
to the fact that her campaign
was clean from beginning to
end.
Mrs .Bordhurstt aaddddedsom
thing unique to the last cam
which brought forth
commentator. Starting At
5 o'clock on the morning Of
with a loudspeaker
on top Of a station wagon she
traversed the town Of Chris
tiansted announcing Good
Morning, Ladies and Gentle
men, this is your candidate
BrodhursF reminding
Continued on page -
Evening star., 1954-12-12
NcS' sIs|O
Solid Brass 7.Pc.
Fireplace
Ensemble
4995

Fix Up your fireplace for sonto's
arrival. This handsome set has
pull type, black mesh screen,
3lx38": le" urn top ondirons
and fire setswitF, shovel, poker and
brush in round bross gallery stand.
Evening star., 1954-09-30
Ranges, Sinks, Dishwashers

| Mooic Chef Gas Range. poreeloin
enonei finish, big oven, separate
woist-hieh broiler, clock and minute
timer. Light on back splosher. De-
luxe 80" floor sompie e-----------Z74.
I Kinzee AZ" Sink with deep bowl, cut
lery drower, divided Storage space,
chrome plotted foucet -----------ll9.
| kinzee 81" Sink, double droinboord,
deep bowl, 4 Storage drawers, divided
Storage space. chrome fittings. Floor
sample Wy.
| Youngstown A" Sink, Storage
drawer, divided storage space. left
hond droin, chrome fittings -------1l9.
/ Youngstown Food Disposer, fits any
sink with 10 W" opening. Con-
tinuous feed, steel Iodes--------- 80.
Arnoid Cos Ranges. 36" porceloin
enamel finish. Lifetime guarantee on
burners. Clock and minute timer,
liaht on book splosher. Two storage
drawers, big oven, broiler. Rcbertshow
oven heot control --------------l5S
LGnsbuTUh's-MAJOR APPLIANCE
lls Seventh St or through Aychfpoy, Maj
Evening star., 1954-09-30

ORION ToPPERs

Rain or shine coats in dark grey or green royon
and oeetote. Sizes SO to A in group.
Lansburgh's- h's-WOMEN'S BETTER COATS
Second Floor
Evening star., 1954-09-30
TELEvlsIoN SETS
REFRIGERAToRS

1853 Fonous-Moke Refrigerator,
liz Gu. #. full-width freezer, z
sliding shelves, automatic defrostino.
butter keeper, z crispers, shelves on
door. Floor somple ---------3
1854 Fomous-Moke Freezer-Refrio-
erotor Combination, door opens either
left or right. Dairy bar in door, no
defrostino in refrigerator section.
temperature, automatically con-
troiled. Floor somple ----------4
1853 Fomous-Moke Refrigerator, S.4
Gu. f.. fuIi-width freezer, ioroe n1eot
keeper, butter keeper. frost-free
crispers, shelves in door. Floor
somple --s------------