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WASHINGTON GROvE-Conv. NH,
rm., firepl., screened porch; nr.
school and shopping. Lo. 4-0Sl3.
BOULEVARD HGTs.-4 rooms and
bath. utilities furnished; S65. 10.
R0ckkvViiiLLE-1 and 2 bedrns., liv.
rm.. dinette. kit. bath, screened rear
porch; near schools and shopping
center; $65-$S0 mo. Po. 2-30G3.
ATTRAC. 1 and 2 bedroom apis. in
small brick bldg. home-like appear
ance. Takoma Park location; may
control own heat; utils. paid; indi-
yidual storage lockers: effc. apt,
$4s sbsdrm n0edF% aps 'ss ss5 ses5o ST. $685. ssSS
TAX. Pk., Tie Maplewood ave. -
uqiH al utils ao $4s ies open nm. JG 1 7sSs4 Sss4
CORAL HILLS AT D. c. LINE and
ing all utilities: near school. shops,
TWo = 2.BEDRM. APIS, SOS and
In 5 and s unit bldss.. ss' close Ss tx; to
shopping and schools; freshly dec
Ordteu. Lall w. S-O4OO. -1S
BETHESDA, Md and 2 bedrooms.
liv. room, din. space. kit, bath and
rear screened porch; S60-SS5. SAM
UEL E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL. ALTO.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
800 Defense hwy, Bladensburg.
Md. Next schools and shopping CEN
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S.
SILVER SPRING, Montgomery Hills
Lovely, compact, modern: very
reasonable; adults. ia. 9-4140.
2 LGE. BEDRMs., liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. lge. yard; wonderful for chill
dren: SIS mo: JU. 5-031S. -19
SILVER SPRING-Lovely 1-bedrm.
apts., overlooking woods; newly dec; /;
sep. din. nice kit, excel. closet
space; ldry., storage, parking facil.: :
free TV antenna; from $50 incl.
utils. MRS. WHEELER, res. mgr.
CoLLEGE Park. 1902 Yale ave
| or 2 bedrm. apts., | block to
ing distance of Maryland Univ;
garbage disposal: exhaust fan. pic
ture windows: lge. rms. To inspect
call WA. 7-0630. -19
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PINEY BRANcH-FLoWER AREA
New, q bedrms. couple pref: refs;
utils. not incl; $50. 10. 3-6SS9
CoLMAR MANoR-rwo bedrms., liy
rm.. kit: pvt. bath and entr.; SSC
me- n ptilsi s5 incl. 1912 ssth a ave
ONE BEDRM., liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
$59;40 mo. Avail. Jan, 3. 461s
Lewis ave. s.e. 10. S-7S44. --22
HYATTSVILI E-Efficiency apt, S55
mo-; also 1-bedrm. apt, S72.50, in.
cluding al utils. In Princess Ann
Apts.; centrally located, nr. schools
churches, shopping and transp.
TAKOMA rARK-Newl- aec.. 1st-f
apt: liv rm. with firepl.. din. kit
> bedrms. and bath: near SAM.
tarium. Adults only. 500. JU
TAKoMA PARK bedrms., liv. rm. n
firepl., dinette. kit. and bath; com.
pletely redecor. 500 per mo. Cal
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtors. Ma
CHEVY fIpVI'' CHASE bedrm.. liy- vi rp,,
dinette, kit. and bath: S75. Cal
R.. A., HUMPHREYS, Realtors, Ma
BRENTWOOD. 1904 Webster St St:
rms. pvt, bath: util. incl: pvt
home, l blk. to bus. UN. 4-2139
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3 bEDROOMS, SS0.0U
new 9.5 refgr. JU. 9-34s3.
A CAFRITZ DEVELOPMENT
AGER TERRACE
AGER RID. AND
OGLETHORPE ST, ND.
2 BEDROOMS, S81.00
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Choice apartment. School opposite
Bus at door. Close 70 shopping
Resident manager at 20ld OEle.
thorpe st. until d pm. Take Michi-
gan ave. to Ager rd., turn left. oil
70 Ed bus from Eastern ave. ne. ter
minal. Phone HA. 2-7S11.
SILVER SPRING -
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
12-DARK
GLEN MANOR
GARDENS
2-STORY DUPLEX APT.
2508 HOLMAN AVE.
8 bedrooms, 112 baths.
The latest in apt. homes.
Conv. to schools, bus
Walter Reed annex
Johns Hopkins Research
playground area fo1
children. Individually
controlled thermoStat
for heat and air-cond
Immediate occupancy
$133.50 month, incl
heat, gas, water, trash
removal, care of lawn
free laundry facilities
Call Mrs. Long, JU. g.
2038. To reach: Out
Georgia ave. to Forest
Glen rd., left to Hale pl.
(3rd st. on right, and
right to property.
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
942 Wayne Ave. JU. 5-30IC
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DE LUXE-TAKoMA PARK
1-BEDRM. APTS., $75.50-S79.50
2-BEDRM. APIS, SS9. 9.5O-S9
Large rms, big dinettes. all utils
Apply Apt. 5, S515 Greenwood ave
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-2700.
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COLORED
AVAILABLE NOW

NORTHEAST BEDROOM
1721-A Holbrook st. S62.5
Key at I7l9 Holbrook st.
SOUTHEAST BEDROOM
1925 Alabama ave. 203 S6s
PART Alabama ave. 303 - $6T .5t
May be seen by contracting janitol
at 2425 Alabama ave. LU. 1-5021
SOUTHEAST BEDROOM
1852 Alabama ave. S6(
See Janitor at Basement Apt.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st, NV. MA. S-210(
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LOOK

1920 CONGRESS ST. Sc.
Shop and transp. at door: large l.
bedrm. apt. with pvt. front and rear
entr.: redee.: $3.50 plus utiIs. Tc
see any time. call 10. I-41S4 -l0
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YOUR KEY

To comfortable apartment living is
I'll 31st st. s.e.. an attractive new
bldg. Dust of Minnesota ave. and
close to Fl. Dupont Park, cheerful
and newly decorated bedroom units
with modern kit. fenced-in yard;
only SOB plus utils. or S64 incl. ali
utik: except elec. See res. mgr. No.
S;LU: 1872 or SHANNON &
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27

S u Jones nj school accompanied them attend UCLA
. is FiosSIe williamson Kansas City is house guest
u WI ana Mrs Earnest Hill, 1907 East 9th street.
M ana MIS- Lucous Talton Detroit moored here TO
s' ms mother Mrs, Synha Taon and brothers W NJ and
aac a'on They also moored Bluff and serlngton
louisiana 10 visit other relatives friends
MRS Blanche Handy daughter Linda Joyce accom-
panied Mrs Eurnlce Reed to Monroe Louisiana the
"eehehd TO visit her mother, Mrs. Pinke Williams
MISS Mercedes Diana Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
LtieLe Mitchell, r, the house guest of Mr. and Mrs
heauIck Williams England the weekend
MIS- Bessie Lowe 27O7 East End returned to the city
alef visiting her son and daughter Tommie Ready
MIS- Esther Caybom She also stopped to see Mr. and Mrs
jessie Johnson Mr. and Mrs Henry Womack and in ST. Louis
s." was the guest of Mrs. Jessie Tucker
Bettye Lee Davidson, Los Angeles, spent some in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Estela Rollins.
Mrs Vienna Bunon and grandchildren George Freddie,
Betty and Zebra visiting her daughter Ruby Lee in
Chicago
l. C. Adams left the past Friday for Boston Mass.
where he plans attend medical school lie is the son Of
Ho. end Nrs Joe Adams ST.
Mrs Alice Mitchell and family are back in the city, aft
er a visit to Chicago
Their will be drama title Singing to Heaven" Sunday
night al s. Pilgrim Progress church, Rev James Miller pas
tor Mrs. NJ ThroWer and Mrs c. Williams sponsors
Clayton Wishan, Of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wishnan
Will leave Friday to report member of the US army.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
Glrd0n

7 Lock, Milwaukee is visiting
his relatives and friends Mrs.
A. d, Smells relatives from Fort
Worth, are here spending some
time with her j. L. Wilson
Pine Bluff is visiting his bfother
-. Mr., and Mrs. Smith, Detroit
spent the weekend with her
mother and father They were ac-
companied home by son, W h o
spent three weeks here lie
on Harper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
T. Harper, Chicago, returned h1re
to stay with his aunt Leon
Hathorne has returned home al.
ter spending a visit with his
aunt, who lives in Kenrucky ,
l., johnson has been in Little
Rock. visiting his mother.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27

# Mississippi Mrs, Clara B.
Posley Holly Springs, Mississippi,
IS here spending vacation with
her sister. Mrs. Resale Ghism,
625 S. Franklin. Mrs, PosIey Is
the assistant superintendent Of
women at Rust college Mr.
and Mrs. James Malone, Chicago
were recent visitors of her broth
CT, Henry Thomas Rev. j b.
Moore, pastor of Hermondale CM-
L church. is having his revival
this week. Rev. e. d. Walls Of
this city is III charge DR., B.
E, Roberts has just returned from
his national medical meeting in
Washington, d. c. He spent two
days in New York seeing the
Dodger Giant games. Attending
the game also were Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Cherry, Dr. and Mrs. w II.
Young Miss Stella Evans, Mr.
Cherry's sister had dinner for
them while there in the city
DR. and Mrs. S, A. Currie, Eva
dale, attended the meeting in
Washington and visited their
daughter, Blanche and family
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27

Melvin, vice president Mrs. Cas-
sic Melvin, secretary, Mrs. An
ME L. Gardner, assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Hattie Smith, treas
urer Sonny Smith, chaplain, Mrs
Wiley Hall, program chairman
This club was organized for the
purpose Of community develop
ment. Some of the detectives of
this club will be drawn up in the
next meeting Mr., Henry, prin-
clpal Of the Gardner hi school
installed the officers Wednesday
.. Tommie Jean Smith Dawkins
will return home soon to enter
AM&N college Genell Smith.
a sophomore in college, will en-
ter AM&N.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27

church observed Woman's day
Sunday. Evangelist Evelyn Sloan,
at IL a. m. A friendship tea
was held at Fellowship hall from
to 6 p. m. The young peo-
pie were in charge Sunday night.
The address was delivered by
Miss Mary Thompson She used
for a subject Women in I b @
Headlines Rev |. C. Davis, pas
tor Mrs, Willie Lewis, Mrs, q. d.
Mays and Miss Ruel Jackson.
sponsors. Miss Jackson was IN
charge of the music Mrs. +.
d. GIBSON, North Little Rock,
spent the week with Mrs. Willie
Lewis and mother Those at
tending the state congress at
Shorter college Wednesday thru
Friday are, Mrs, Willie Lewis,
Misses Ruel Jackson and shirline
Walton, Mrs Martha PARROT and
Rev |. c. Davis Mrs Bertha
Williams, Batesville visited ST.
Paul AME church Sunday
Mrs Dorthulia Green, Missouri,
visited First Baptist church sun
day Mrs Ollie Harris IS VS.
itng friends IN New York and
Denver The usher board IS
in charge of the service Sunday
. Mrs. Hornets music class
viii present a musical program
Sunday night The senior
choir viii present the Russell
singers, Memphis, Sept.
Charley Hunt is in the hospital
at Little Rock Mrs Mary
Honberger responded to the an
niVersary program for the Rev.
Udell Hyde at Oak Grove
Rev. Caleote, Little Rock, deliver
ed the sermon at First Baptist
Sunday night. He attended Morn
ing Star Baptist church Tuesday
night Mrs. Sadie Miller and
Mrs Sadie A. Jackson, st. Louis,
are visiting their sister and aunt,
Mrs. LOWE Warren and family.
Mrs, Warren celebrated her BIRTH
day with her little TV viewers
bringing her gifts Reeds
Chapel will sponsor talent pro-
gram Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
ManrliirlQ


Dean Hall
Percy A. Walker of Camden t.
the guest of Theodore r. Walker
this week Morris Walker
made a business trip to Arka-
delphia Saturday morning
Mrs. Laura Harrison visited her
sister, Mrs. Lizzie B. Butler OF
Fair View Mr.. and MI
Butler are the proud parents OF
a baby girl Mrs. Elizabeth
Hall, Mrs, Jean Craig motored t.
Sparkman this week . Horace
Carter is home from a vacation
in Kansas Miss Helen Daley.
Mrs. Reynold, of Princeton, NJ
Higgs and Mrs f. Hall attended
the convention at Pine Grove this
week Mrs Gorine Craig and
Mr., Garter motofed ia ArkadeI-
phia Wednesday g, Rev. Walker
is visiting his brother of this city
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
Alexander
Mrs. Willene Smith

Mrs. Willene Smith
The family of the late Rev. b.
J. Afford wishes to thank the
many friends and neighbors for
kindness shown them during the
illness and death of their loved
one Calvin Glaze, Akron, o.
and children are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Willie Glaze and 9th
er relatives j.. Mrs Annie Cham
bers of Los Angeles, was the week
end guest of her relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Smith and family
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wallace.
jr., are the proud parents of a
baby girl.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
Cdssc0e
Mrs. ROEelle Pickett


We enjoyed nice shower
which cooled everything off and
lowered the high temperature .
Mrs. Massie WashIngton's broth
er is visiting her from Kausa
City The county nurse is
giving typhoid and malaria shots
at Emmanuel high school II d
week We are glad James
Moore Is feeling better &C.. tn
Providence NIB church. Rev. Rob
ert Phillips jr, pastor, Is hayia
a youth program Sunday &.
Luclus Moore, one of the ol5c
citizens of this city, is in a Lit
tie Rock hospital FuaeA
services We're held Sunday for
Sheldon Vnson, Roe Mr..
American Jones. home economic
Instructor held an open house
Friday afternoon. The display wu,
excellent,
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
81 Dorado
Mrs. Leona WoOdard

Mrs Leona Wo0dard
Rev. S. S. Adams, conducted the
revival at Mt Olive Bapt church
at Bearden, for Rev. G. c. Cook.
from August 9th to 18th, Mon.
mite text: Eph: 2-8, Tues Matt:
20-29; 80 Sub. Jericho Road, We'd
Matt. 26-65; sc, Sub. The Court
treal., Heb End 18th YER, Sub.
Faith in extra streaming testing.
Rev. Evan and Mrs Lacy May
Moore, joined Rev. Adams and
wife Monday and Tuesday mites.
Miss G. Smith of AMIN college
was pianist for Wed. mite. Offer
ing, $4,000. Thursday mite, Rev.
Adams and wife spent the night
with Bro. and Mrs. w. M New
ton, the sister of Mrs. Ode Adj
Olson. Everything was made pleas
ant for all. Friday, text, st. Jno.
80 Sub. / want my part
Mrs. Mary d. Daniel left for
Fort Bliss, Texas, to join Sgt.
Johnson and wife the daughter
of Mrs. Daniel, for three weeks,
after which she returns to her
home in San Francisco Nit
cheli Shelton was fatally injured
Saturday in Haynesville, La and
died instantly He was funeral
lied at Bethel Baptist church.
Shelton was the nephew Of Mrs.
Mary Goodwin, two cousins. John
ny and Charles Goodwin, other
relatives and friends mourn his
passing Civil No. / met In
the home of Mrs, Ella brown
Tuesday Alton Mitchell Is
on the sick list Mr. and Mrs
Baker of st. Louis were the Wis
itors of Mrs 0 Andrews, 80s
Columbia, also Mrs. c. Paste and
family Of Oakland Mrs. Lee
ona Woodland motored to Ruston
La. on business, also visited her
relatives, for three days.
CATEVILLE NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Avery and
children Of Oakland, Mrs Thelma
wilkins, Miss Lucy Benson were
the dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
r. Hall, recently Mrs. Wilkins
and Miss Benson of Pine Bluff
Mrs S. S. Adams has been
very sick. with two doctors visit
ing once a day Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison White motored to Cur
don to meet their son Make J.
White who has spent the summer
with his sister, Mrs, Mordell Ter
rel in Dallas, Texas. Make par
ticipated in various activities dur
ing the summer vacation He is
also member Of Ever Green
Baptist church and is in the juni-
or choir The 10Th anniver-
sary Of Rev. J. T Kelly, pastor
of New Bethel Baptist church
was well attended Sunday as the
members and friends proved their
appreciation to Rev. Kelly thru
many deeds and acts. Rev Kelly
was very appreciative Rev,
Jessie Darling of Dallas, Texas.
delivered an inspiring message at
the Ever Green Baptist church,
subject, Why Jesus Come Mrs.
Celia Carr passed at the aee Of
80, after a long illness. Funeral
held at the Church Of God in
Christ, with Rev, j. H. Miles, Of
ficiator Her survivals are, three
sons, one daughter, and other
relatives st. James Baptist
| church, No. is under construc-
ton, in order to have more
room and more comfort. Rev T.
O. McJunkins welcomes visitors
and friends
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
CLASSIFIED -

FOR SALE
81 acre tract of land on old high
way, just out of City Limits of
DermOtt, Ark. For Information call
or write
NAPIER'S REAL ESTATE co.
SOS w 9th St, Little Rock, Ark
Phone FIR. 2-A0i7 or FIR. 2-l232
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
L01Wdy
PICNIC LUNCH

Miss Kathryn Sutton entertala-
ed with a picnic lunch at h /
home Friday evening Guests in
eludcd Dr. Arthur Hicks. Scott,
c, II. Jones, editor Of the Media
tor Journal, Little Rock and Mi
and Mrs. Cecil Pearson of this
city The menu consisted Of
smoked chicken California Style,
cucumber sandwiches, potatoe sa'-
ad and lemon-lime punch All
enjoyed a cool and pleasant eve
ming.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
Jeans Addition
Merle l.. williams

Mrs. Ada Anding, BrookhaVen,
Miss, has returned home after a
visit with her nephew, Willie Ell,
and family Of 2504 West Pullcn
Mr., and Mrs. Tilque and
family came to visit her father
over the week END and have re
turned home Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker and family were here Wis
iting her father and have return
ed home.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27

tered the hospital Friday a..
Mr. Ford has returned from the
hospital and is doing fine
A birthday party was given a..
the home of Rev d l. Harris
Sunday night
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
Stroilq

A group met at Curry Chapel
Wednesday mite and organized the
Willing Workers club, Officers
were elected as follows. Soda
Rogers. president Mrs Elnora
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
nod Hc2e


Mrs. Bessie Lee SOckwell
Rev. I. A. Stith was in charge
of the revival at Good Hope
which was a success. Fourteen
members were added to the
church Mrs. Bessie Lee Sock
well, Mrs. Estella Tidweu w. w
Rosston. Mrs. Alma Lee Muldrew
Allen Bloke, f. B, Sockweu AMI
Mrs. Cora Garter attended the
Royal Arch Masons' meeting at
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
BIyihevilIe
Mrs. Birdie Turner

Mrs. l.. f. Proffitt of Chicago,
has returned to her home after
visiting her daughter Mrs. Bea-
trice Vaesar and husband. Lucias
Vaesar. her sister, Mrs. Julia
Wright and husband of Burdette
She also visited her daughter,
Mrs Georgia Highley Of Helena
and Mrs. Dora Graham and sons
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27

GUEST SPEAkER-AIrs. l. O. Crofton Nashville will be
the guest speaker Bullock Temple 18th and Cross Sun
day evening clock Mrs Croon is very active in
gioas and civic affairs She graduate of Holly Springs
Miss, and present the secretary Of Matte Coleman Cir
Gle Of Womens missionary department Of the CAE church
and member of the general board Christian education
She also secretary of the NAACP state conference
branches president county teachers asso-
citation. Mrs teaches English in Chidfess hi
school at Nashville.
Arkansas State press., 1954-08-27
Bluff City
Burma ID. Gulley

BURMA ID. GuIIey
Johnny Nixon returned home
last week after visiting his m 9TH
er, Mrs. Nancy Nixon, in Mich
ipan Mrs. Clara NJ. Slam en-
, 1954-02-26
Sixty More B. w. |.
Luborers Arrived
AnguiIla

An additional sixty laborers
arrived here by boat from the
Island Of Anguilla to
ioin those from Antigua and
in harvesting the sug-
arcane crop for the Virgin Is
lands Corporation.
The men from the three is
lands are being housed in new
labor camps which have re-
Gently been finished. Within
the next few days additional
laborers will arrive from st.
kits. A total Of 400 men will
be brought in.
, 1954-02-26
ST. Thomas Hotel
Association Sends
Greeting toAlexunder

The Hotel Association Of
the Virgin Islands in st. Tho
mas has sent a cablegram to
Governor Designate Archie
Alexander in which it said:
THE twenty-five members
of our Association have lesrn-
ed with, deep pleasure of your
appointment as governor Of
these islands, and we warmly
extend the hospitality and CO
perat.on Of all our hotels
throughout your inum5en-
, 1954-02-26
Miss ESQ Huglund
FAC Economist to
Visit Virgin Islonds

Miss Elsa Haglund, FOA
Economist will visit the
Virgin Islands February n to
March 9Th for the purpose Of
discussing home economic
problems particularly in the
field of education and health.
Arrangements have been
made through the Department
Of Health and the Department
Of Education for Miss Hag-
to held conferences with
interested government and pri-
vate groups and also to make
field trips for inspecting the
school lunch program, school
economics, Department Of
Department of Social
Welfare and Agricultural Sta
ton and farming areas.
Miss Haglund will probably
remain in St. Thomas until
March 2, and will then visit.
St Croix for two days.
, 1954-02-26
Curb. Engineering
Company Gets Con.
to Build Schools Here

The Caribbean Engineering
Company was awarded the
for the scko-1 con-
struction projects in st, Croix.
Within another six or seven
weeks work on the c~onstruc-
ton Of seven schools will be
started in st. Thomas by Viii
liam ZaI, contractor, who was
declared the successful bidder
for the Federal projects.
, 1954-02-26
Swedish Worship
to Visit Virgin Islonds
Mdrch 8 thru 2

Governor de Castro has re-tr
ceived information that the
Swedish cruiser ) mine-layer
"alvsnabben" will visit the
port Of ST. Thomas from Mar
3rd to March 7th. rg,
This saluting vessel will be !,
commanded by Captain a. On
]. Krokstedt with a compIEa
ment Of II Officers, 10 war
rant officers, So naval cadet
and 1877 petty officka7 an
, 1954-02-26
JonkeY Club Presents.
Items
10 C. "a. M. Hospital

The st. Croix Jonkey Club
has donated several more
items that were needed to the
Charles HARDWOOD Memorial
Hospital. The items include
A dozen Coffee Cups; 4 dozen
Saucers; 4 dozen dinner
plates, 4 dozen soup dishes;
dozen vegetable dishes;
adult wheelchair; / child's
whee1chair and / Oxygen
tent.
The Government and the
people Of St. Croix have ex=
pressed their thanks and APP
probation for the gifts.
, 1954-02-26
Induguru1 Committee
for ST THONGS Meets:
Organize Sub Comm.

The st. Thomas InaugIraP
Reception Committee met at
the Government House last
night at the request of Gov
ernor de Castro. The meeting
was under the Craftsmanship
of the Honorable Herman E.
Moore, Judge Of the United.
States District Court and Hon
Joseph Gomez.
Warren E. Brown was apIl
pointed Chairman of the Pas
rade Committee; Miss Aline
N. Kean was named chairman,
of the decoration committee,
Judge Moore and Mr.. Gomez
were appointed co-chairnen|
of the Program Committee
Mrs. David E. Mas is chair
man Of the reception commits
tee and Councilman Earle BIZ
Ottley chairman of the FIJI
nance committee as well as
the COMMITTEES for the reeeiv=
ing Of guests. !
All chairmenwere instruct;
ed to select their own MEM
bers from within or without
the main Inaugural COMMITS
tee
The Inaugural Compittee
will meet again at Govern
ment House next Tuesday
evening, March 2 to report on
their progress. In the fneaRs'
time they will appoint theft
committee members and prof.
coed with making necessary
arrangements.
A second meeting was held
at the Government House at
Continued on page A.
, 1954-02-26
HANDS ACROSS
THE SEA" COMM.
FASH. SHOW MAR

NILS. kAIlIl 1OlldlQS CIld1I-
man of the Hands Across the
Sea" Scholarship Fund, has
announced that the regular
Fashion Show sponsored by
that organization in coopera-
ton with the Ay Ay Shop will
be given during the tourist
season this year. This will add
one more event to the Islands
full social calendar and help
make a more lively season for
both tourists and residents.
For the first time, the Fash
ion Show will be given at
Morning Star Night Club.
This will prevent disturbing
the dinner hour in the hotels
and enable the audience to
stay on for an evening of
dancing and entertainment.
The show will start at 5 pm.
using the daylight hours to
show the daytime outfits to
better advantage. The two
hour show will be followed
by a full schedule of enter
tainment and dancing until
midnight. Wesley Thomas
Rhythm Makers will supply
the music. Refreshments will
be served so guests may stay
ON for the whole evening.
In addition to Mrs. Holland,
other members Of the Hands.
Across the Sea- committee
participating in the Fashion
Show are: Pearl Larsen, Anna
Brodhurst, and Ruth Gregory,
hostesses Claude Markoe, tick
cts; Richard Richards and
Anders Petersen, door; DR.,
Aubrey Anduze and Nancy
Pivar in the cast.
Many Of the local shops are.
also helping out with the
plans BY showing outfits Or.
donating merchandise for auc.
fion Among, the objects to be
auctioned by Jack Flick and
Cyril Marshall will be a giant
bottle of Christian Dior per-
fume donated by Madame.
Suffront Of st, Thomas.
Tickets for the show are.
now on sale at Rasmussen's,
thc Az Ay Shop the Morning
Star and the Rubaiyat. In
Frede iksted, they will be
ayaiasfe at Merw1ns
, 1954-02-26
Bethlehem Fdctory is
Renovated; Hos New
Modern Turbine

Bethlehem Sugar factory
which started operation on
Wednesday Of this week was
completely renovated prepare
tory to the start=of the crop
on Wednesday Of this week.
The first mill has been rebuilt
and q new modern turbine
and a fourth mill have been
added.
Officials Of the Virgin Is
lands Corporation have ex-
pressed the opinion that the
milling operation this ysar
will be one of the most eff
Gent experienced in the his
tory of the island. Hope has
been expressed that the crop
will be finished by June /.