davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-23

Ars ID S Glenn visited her
da'ahter Mrs r. b Wilson. in
or VA Bay. several days last week
Evening star., 1955-10-30

See German Wood
Carver, Karl SteinbaHsr
See him practice the tabled
skill Of his native land.
Mems Clothing Dept,
street Floor.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

See Painter Of PakisfGn,
Sheikh Abmed
He teaches you how to
paint. See his paintings OF
life in Pakistan, 3rd Floor,
Home planning Center.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

nuDsQE Isss sspsr Jet ar;
Msstssr- Mater Rs.ler. ,,:.s sysras,ss On g
III noToR bAi,Es. 273b Nickoii
ave. SIe-. 10. 2-033o -lo
HUDSON 1850 Commodore "es 2
dr.: black nn1fh. oyerdripe. radio,
heater. leathef upholstsFZ eztrn
clean. e49b. LIE -. BUTLER.
nc Conn Ssna ave. aad Pa. ave. n-v-
HupeoN ie47 eqnpe; .'REApY 10
uafvE,s Z. and n; S146, s. down,
plymouth 80 coupe; ~DRfvH II
HoME'; Z. and III only $lo6l
,ssg1 g SeE2. vta,,sh RAyneath ~ a 4.dss,E; or;
ss5. Ailf IS dovn. bvn Sali AS AS. q nS-s7a3 III
for fast credit cheek. -
Stohlman Chevrolet
$500 n st. NV. AD. 2-6722
KAISER As A-dr.: equipped: Slpg
RoRNESR's Con- balef III Dealer. "a
ave. ne. at t3th. II, 0-0404.
KAISER ,53 Manhattan sedan; 1.
owner. STONE beauty New Wv
tires, hydra, Beat this value ane
veil buy the ctEArs. S7Qo.. $46
0oWn Uh BUUu GEGQlt WuiGu I'll
sure you haye. PIMEY BRANCH
KA1SER de luxe; also Manhattan;
new mechanical condition; pvt
owner. excel. eond. m. 5.7Sf6
KAIsER 80 Manhattan de haxe eial
coupe 2-tone green. custom I'M
terror, Wv. tires, r. and h. oyer.
drive positively immaculate
throuehout: Soo5 cash OF terms
SQb down; $40 per mo. WOLFE MO.
TORS 1891 Wisconsin ave. I'm
LINCOLN iS5oEN 30 Cosmopolitan sedan
tires at S27a cash. RE. Y-4l42
Ext. 1854 o. ewes. RE. 7-4o27
LINCOLN q III 1859 4-door: . tone, Qua L
range, Hydra-Matie, bcaut. match,
ing interior, truly Z gorgeeus I'm
coin: our price. $1.20b. BELL NO
TORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave, yo
sss fssSg IssY.ssiREa don, "A .|sf Il IA
| LINCOLN :Ss hardtcp conpes ii
extras: power steering, hfekes
MUToRs. 18th and K. !. ave. ne.
MEsiRiCuRRY iii $50 4-door: Z. and h.
TEiAcKKR MOTORS, l2th and r
!. ave. ne. LA. 6-6530,
Evening star., 1955-09-16


hEEncuRY sBs Custom spert hard
too eoule: 2-tone maroonP contrast
sIsp. .fs a. :r.M;,,s. s.ss sna aste:r G 'sse se1
: real sharp car. only sf.se5.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
I7ao Coed Hope nd. s.E. LU. 1-ge47
lis
MERCURY f0zN 2-door sedan:
s'FIlAWLE08 HAWTHORNE GREEN
pINi8a AND SHINING WV.
TkREs": Z; and b.. oyera{ive ta An
exceptionally clean cars only Saes: ~.
your rsnid credit check. No small
loan needed on approved eredit.
Stohifnan Chevrolet
5000 4 ST. NV. Ap. 2-sz22
MERCURY 1852 Monterey l-deos;
orginal 2-tone green flnish; has
Eadio, heater: ] owner, y . nies
GRADY MOTORS CORP.
7s0e wis. Ave. Oh. 1900
NEnCgRxs 1854 !, 4;ss,: ;{!s, +, and d1 E.:
Mefc-o-Matic: Z. and h.; Sezg.
s55 e-1r. sedan; g and NJ y2,v98.
H0RnsEs. sSs n. :. cRS ssh. L. hu'sss ss1 Rsz'l' s'A
AEkBCURy s6S sonyeytibie. canary
yellow fun power sgglp.i ~ eiacs &.
Si.bp6. Aiso hardtops and ledAns.
fIkEY BRANCH MOTORS W'
MERCURY .sS Monteleir z-dr. hard.
tnr. Hfe new. GOO mf.. 9ltUtlR
Evening star., 1955-09-16
EuroAosilH eok sAlf

NASH so sedan: pexfest eana.; has
q leasils ws.hlnlt Ten, p1st ri
NASH 1851 Rambler sta. .vag.:. from
$500. ck. 5-z5s5. ~
try cis6; bsautifnl black and Esd
1nish With matching interior;
Equipped with Wv, tires. tinted
Tisss. Continental kifs HYDRA.
a S3.3O0 car for only Sl.s96. sos
down on approved credit. Hurxy
tcr th,s one. rNkT BRANCH
NASH 1881 Rambler station wagon;
overdrive. radio, heater; Btmini
blue finish with nice interior: me
ideai second ear: S49b-
PARKWAY-FORD
so'l N ri scLossEMb sMb SUNDAY y a-ois0
Evening star., 1955-09-16
MERCURY '53
MONTEREY 4-DOCR

Attractive. 2-tcns. green tlnish; In
msc1iate intslioE. 10. ttres: 3 Sadio, as}
% only ST,S9b Tor immediate sale.
CLMSTEAD MOTOR co,
NORTHERN yrRnINIAe .LARqEs1
oLDSMOBILE DEAILR 1000 WIZ
SON Blvd, ARLINGTON. VA. IA
Evening star., 1955-09-16

lf0RRIs 1ENOR 1859 seaysE.lsls
eoSnprsssion head. dual Iyalss
SPRINGS. polished ports seo1 soc
ussd enE ss and car: 500. 60
NSsS lsSyHs yissi Rambler hardsop; s-tone.
overdriye. very eisan; lsry511 PeSs ~ aai1 n
% wisecnsin ave. Wo. $500 Ill
NASH 81 Statesman super se1ani
orig. Royal blue. I. and D.. Hydre-
MATE 1sas eod SS 5ssns sssh q rs dssn esGs
sac per mo. Many LQW.khlEEL
CARS. WOLFE MQIOHS, loo1 Wtb.
consin ave. En-. 3-0l42.
NASH 'bl super AmbassadoF 2-doof:
auto: tr.ns;, heater, ,,s ssat o eyer "a (
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. ave. Sc. Lu. 2-ss27
n
Evening star., 1955-09-16

Y0RD .ss Country sedan. 8 pass.
1895, our price, se.Ro5. only
seas down. Also .b3 Ranch WAGON
with new e-ply tires; Sg5 down
Evening star., 1955-09-16

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e-tone llshi sliis v;tn - pi,s
to1; N-..a eanS- enSS- 80. ...r 49,. .s =,
sna sa n e;Vgv soe MI MI e.ze7o -.is
FoRD 1888 cusssn,lRs,, s,,s v,s 81. reras,; r,',;
ar 100. one owner: si.73B
cash. DE. 5000: --Ie
FORD 1884 custOmline IS" Tudor:
oeerdrive. radio. heater. Woodsmokl
ersv fnish and In Al eondition.
si-3o5,
axaxxxuAU rNDn
FAhAMA1-rOnDo a, :.
- CLOSED Ids SUNDAY I.z., ;.a;o.
EoRD 1858 Ranch o Woseanji ani.b faclSl ena
runs beautifully. si,lsb.
pARKWAY-FORD
= =. !, ~ An o.oiss
aosi N sci sciosEb osMb SUNDAY n, 20le'
F0R0 IS Fairiane Fordor: 2-tont
blae r. h.. oyerdrive. Wv. tires,
undere0a'' n1s nss, T rs
F0a,P' 0.,'e % Sass1%iinssi M@. tires. cthep seS *:
tral immas ccna; ,;,,r carefully 3 yF,nIs.S We
KinEdem: q: e.e5 -. s0: 40. v,;;;o,
FORD lsoS Sssse h,.na ~ an,sh rnSso'
seaan; 9nraasa.s eL,sa,a " Srigs. i owner:
heateT FoIeomasss 91isfsas
exeept,onSig sslSSnMn1;;S4sH slSnn; IL GSnnn
lGRADy MOIO6S CORf.
eoee W,. Ays Of. 4-740o
sog, y y: 2 !. =: -
FORD 1865 Ranch Wagon; I. ,s, ano
h. Fordomatie. power Reck; omn.y ms.
1000 miles; over Si,VvU on yasI ~
price; neN-c s,t ~ netchsd
r%nnn Mn 1SSa Gustom .sS Tudor,
Mish tSsessasl t see ~ 81. .095
BELL MoToks, 500 wisecpsir
| ave-, WOs 0-6Vev, 10
Evening star., 1955-09-16

equipped, including radio. heater.
ssss covers, We inyiss your IN, e,
real value this is Priced 70 sell si
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co,
NORTHERN VTRGINIA'S LARGEST
oLDSMORLE DEALER. 9000 WILL
SON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA. IA.
7-S400
foRD 1851 victoria tfardtop1; ra.
vhite-Wan tires. S545
PARKWAY-FORD
ssse sfbafp y Sc TsdsBaY. sBa SEE AZ HoSbaY srSlY =
FORD 1854 Custom 2-dr.;
tailored seat covers =. and b.. tslrn
signais; clean. 81 ,39k. 4-mc: guar.
Oldest Ford Dealer. iil4 vermont
ave. NV. AD. 4-4300. Open ewes
I'll n: SAT, til 8. IN
FORD SO sunliner eonv.:: {. and b.
fender skirts. Wv. tires. llEhi
HILL & SANDERS. Wssh..s oidesi
Ford Dealer. lJD0 18th 81 NV.
NO. ,z,1l11. Open eves. III q
FORD 80 customline VS. Fordor
Forqomatie; heater. winds Mindshiels .os
Wss6.s Oldest Ford Ford Dealer. lsoe
ssss. sssn HI III ss 8. Sat s9 In 4liii ). oDe'
FORD 40 conyertibles r. and b,
original black finlshs good eondl-
tion.< SI99. HILL a SANDERS
wash..s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
ss.h s4ss. ii Hi p.s 3. Sat ao IN 7lli !. open
FORD 'sa Victoria: I. snd h.. tai
19lsapshs %,W sires .Ssrp 1sr si.sss laiiI Hill
4 SANDERS. Wash.'s oldelt Ford
Dealer. 1399 18th st, NV. NO
7-IilI. Open ewes. til o.: Sat. I'll .
FORD 81 cow: overdriye. s-tubs
radio. heater. Wv. tires. tan top
clean. S695. HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1906
aath assa 81 Il, BIZ; 3. sat NJ Ri, 5illl & Open
FORD '53 custom Fordor: r. and h.,
custom tailored covers. gindshiele
a SANDERS. Wash,'s Oldest Ford
7-11f1. Open ewes. I'll Q. Sat. IN s
FORD '55 Fairlane Fordor sedan
fully eouip. STONE color; ESQ mi
Save over $500. "a. 5-9I38.
FORD 1885 Fordor: 500, mi: sac.
otfsr' oinss Al ap. osEassslis osEnassslis. i'7eo OF l ess'
FORD 1858 VS. S-passenRer Coun.
try Sedan. Eordomatie. Z. and b..
Wv. tires; 30-day written war.
ranty; S1.495.
MANN OLDSMOBHE
$3.50 18th st.. sil. spg. JU. 6-6lse
FORD 1883 Customline y-S tudor.
radio. heater. black finish Will
whtte-vali tires, S1.0e6. !.
PARKWAY-FQRD
s0sl n ri eiosEn aM susDAAHR Ar a-oisS
FoRD 80 Mainlinef s6a Tudor: I.
and b.. ovsrdrive: No. 971-A: $595
MONROE FORD. 800 Wis. ave
n.w- Wo, $4,000. Open ewes, till
FORD 1859 Tudor: $4,000 aetua
NIL; very clean; owner; So1b,
cali after $3.50. IA. 2-64oe.
FORD 40 convertible: 4. and h.:
No. 606-B: S3a5. MoNRoE FORD
800 Wis. ave. NV. W0. $1,000
Open ewes. TIL 9 pm. 1
FORD 1852 Victoria: ori4inal 2
tone green: has radio. heater
oyerdrfye. low mileage very clean
Sl.095.
GRADY MOTORS CORP.
1909 Wis Ave. OIL. 4-740G
FORD 1870: loaded trunk and hood,
new brakes. beautiful hnish. needs
rings: $100. WA. 7-00S0. LII
FORD 1858 Fordor, 2-tone ereen
r., h., tinted glass. new tires, peri
cond. Ju. T-S1S3. --16
Evening star., 1955-09-16
AUTOMOBILE RoR sALR

MEncgEy 'ss cgstcn S;aeeE: fYll.
R2s Hllsfisi issiiuhbE2ssafgsEk 2sfsk tSsi sstS o.. .y.'
n.V- IA 0-1i29. --1e
MERCURY 1855 Monterey a-dr,; n
let black; Mefc-O- Matte. :. and a.,
Wv. tires. and many other aeeea-
eofies: 10000 actual miles: hkc
new throuehout; 2,1oe.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st.. sil. epg. 10, k-0lee
MBRCURY '54 2-dr. Custom: bean.
tires: immse Scond. u. 6-i0e4;
MERCURY 1881 Sport ceupe;. over.
drive. radio. heater. originel dost
PARKWAY-FORD
sOsi \ q seHL6sSb sjE .suspA4Yp Y. a-0lss
MERCURY 1858 Montefey coupe
gsil1. sith 5iack scp, ,,I, has srtrr;nsl srSip
Hsssss Sess s.sn Sna cw ~ sss nsas asfSs
GRADY MOTORS CORP,
7s0e wis. Ave. NV. OIL: 4.7e0l
M.G.lTD. 80: good cond, brigh
red, radio: sacrifice. 1895. AuTS
CITY. s45i oeorsiA ave. ". .
NASH RAMBLER 1852
Ccnyertibls mas radio. hestsr. oseerE oserE:
| Fairfax Nash Sales Co.
rosads. E u. 5000 2l
Evening star., 1955-09-16

HUDSON 1852 Pasemeker 80. club
coupe: with S"step down" design
yer yceouomical 10 opeArte. $49b.
PARKWAY-FORD
305l n GT. NV. Ap. 2-0ist
Evening star., 1955-09-16

1909 Wis Ave. OIL. 4-740G
FORD 1870: loaded trunk and hood,
new brakes. beautiful finish. needs
rtnes:. S1o0. WA. 7-00S0. LII
FORD 1858 Fordor. 2-tone green
r.. b, tinted glass. new tires. peri
cond- u. 7-S1S3. --16
Evening star., 1955-09-16
MANN OI.DSMoRnE

FORD 1903 V-S S-paSsenRer Coun.
try Sedan. Eordomatic, +. and b.
Wv. tires; 30-day written war.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

$3.50 18th st.. sil. spg. JU. b-6lse
FORD 1853 C1etomline V.S Tudor,
radio. heater. black finish with
white-wai tires. $1.0e6.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

Usually, Wheelmobiles are pre-
MUM priced. Intelligent buyers
are glad to pay a little more for
these cars; knowing they get 20
much more value, But, here is
q rare opportunity ty-Wheel eelmo-
biles at price reductions at far
less than you'd pay for an ordi-
nary used car. The reason, Un-
precedented sales on new Chrys-
1ers and Plymouths have created
an overload in our used car
stocks. Note the prices carefully.
They speak for themselves.
Evening star., 1955-09-16
PARKWAY-FORD

foRD 1851 victoria thardtop5; ra.
do. heater, 2-tone, hnish with
Evening star., 1955-09-16
PARKWAY-FQRD
3051 NJ ST. NV. AA. 2-0iS
GRADY MOTORS CORP,

FORD 1852 Victoria: oriEinai 2
tone green. has radin 6enfer
oyerdrfye. low mileage very clean
Evening star., 1955-09-16

FORD 80 Customline VS. Fordor
Fordomatic: heater, windshield
washers. Wv. tires. ! owner 10y
Ttlesse Sg97 aILL 4 SANDER, a IS,
erss III .t q Saf In -.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

FORD ,46 convertihles r. and b.
original black finish; good eondl.
ton SIa9. HILL a SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th st. NV, NO, 7-11iI. Open
ewes. til q, sal. I'LL d.
Evening star., 1955-09-16

CLOSED SUNDAY, SEE MONDAY
FORD 1884 Custom sB'' 2-dr.;
tailored seat covers :. and b.. turn
signais; clean. S1,316. emo. guar.
Oldest Ford Dealer. ill4 Vermont
ave. NV. AD; 4-4Soo. Open ewes
Evening star., 1955-09-16

FORD 1883 Ranch Wogan, radi
'hsaisfS fS,sHss;iuIs H5R;si fFss sSn1s Ssisa nn'sh
Evening star., 1955-09-16
AufoMosILes FoR sAlR

FORD 80 Custom IS" Fordor. HaW-
thorne areen. with contrasting seat
sSr: sSr.is don't miss aau tsis sarsain. Si s44s.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
s2oo Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-ss27
Evening star., 1955-03-02

streets) and one Of the best
views Of the city.
The citizens had good lawn
contests and worked for doing
away with extra charges by
stores for express deliveries
north of Florida avenue.
Growth Meant Changes.
But slowly the purely resi-
Dental character of the area
changed with the growing city.
Some of the homes became
apartment houses with four or
more families in them, and the
neighborhood became more and
more commercial.
Now with few homeowners
left, the associations member
ship has dwindled from more
than 1000 in its hey-day to
some 300 persons, many unac-
tive or living in other parts Of
the city.
Active members met last night
in Columbia Heights Christian
Church, 1435 Park road NV,
and passed a resolution favoring
an equal sharing Of the District
budget by the Federal Govern
ment and the District govern
ment.
George H. Brown, president Of
the organization and Q member
for IS years, presided.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Columbia Heights Citizen Unit
Has History of Achievements

The Columbia Heights Citi-
Gems Association has grown.
bloomed and diminished with
its neighborhood.
The area. high on a hill in
the heart of the city. is bounded
by Sixteenth street and Eleventh
street NV. on the west and east
and Shepherd and Euclid streets
on the north and south.
In the 1920's and 1930's, the
neighborhood was one of the
finest in the city. The associa-
ton had fought and won many
battles to make it so.
The group had organized in
June, 1894, to fight location in
their area of a contagious dis
ease hospital. BY a well-directed
campaign. it succeeded in de-
feating the project.
Once A Muddy Suburb.
The organization went on to
support changes that trans
formed the section from a muddy
suburb into one of the most
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Star stan Photo.

Normal School and other schools
were built.
In later years, the citizens were
largely instrumental in getting
Central High School for the sec
ton, and they played their part
in helping to get the public
library branch at Sixteenth and
Lamont streets.
The conspicuously home -own-
ing community battled against
"deteriorating tendencies. which
serve to lower property values in
the section"
They could boast of their fine
churches president Wilson at
tended the Central Presbyterian
Church at Fifteenth and Irving
Evening star., 1955-03-02
Truck Double Parking Ban
Held Big Gain in Traffic

Col. Thomas A. Lane, Engineer
Commissioner, last night cited
the recent ban on double park
ing by trucks in Washington's
central business area as q major
advance in traffic management.
Downtown street parking Is
incidental to the problem of
keeping traffic moving. Col. Lane
told the Palisades Citizens As
sociation.
Fringe parking viii not end
the traffic squeeze, however, he
said.
I'VE don't expect everyone to
use It,"
The Districts new housing
code will have minimum stand
ards to which old buildings must
conform, Col. Lane declared. But
the higher standards Of the code
will apply to new buildings, he
said.
The Palisades association voted
to cooperate with other groups
for improvement of pollution
Evening star., 1955-03-02
For Tender Steuks
Put 'Em Under Saddle

CHICAGO. - Beefsteak-eating
clubs were first organized at the
time Of England's Queen Anne in
the early 18th century. Mem
bers were the great men and
chief wits of the time. In rural
areas of the United States years
ago, horse riders placed beef
steaks under their saddles on
rides to tenderize the steaks.
Evening star., 1955-03-02

problems to make the Potomac
safe for recreation.
J W. Anderson. second vice
president, conducted the meet
ing. held In the Palisades field
house. Sherrier and Edmunds
places NV.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
New Uranium Find

Australia's latest big uranium
find is 200 miles southeast Of
Darwin. near the South Alligator
River.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
DON'T SUFFER
hot
FLlJAES"
DISTRESS OF FUNCTIONAL "cHANcE OF LIFE"
STOPPED OR sTRIKINcLY RELIEVED IN 6a-so%
OF CASES IN DOCTORS TEsTSl

So, don't suffer an unpleasant
day during this period Of your
life, without first trying Lydia
Pinkham's Compound or Tablets.
Let these two great products help
you as they have helped so many.
many other women.
Get q bottle Of Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound or
new convenient Tablets with
bodybuilding iron added. See II
you don't feel better all operi
Younger women and girls -
Evening star., 1955-03-02

RoN'v think you just have to
- suffer nervous tension, irrit-
ability, weakness due to change
Of life". Even "hot flashes" can
be stopped or amazingly relieved
In the vast majority Of cases. &C.
cording to doctors tests!
Yes, millions Of women have
discovered that Lydia Pinkham's
Compound and Tablets have
O wonderful calming effect. And
medical evidence has proved that
from 63-80% Of women taking
Lydia Z. Pinkham's -
Compound or Tablets MODERN I
have escaped much Of BUILD R
the suffering Of the ~hsn lro
Evening star., 1955-03-02

MODERN TABLETS HElP 4
BUILD RicN Blo0D
whsn Iron 10 needed
, 1955-10-04

ers all willing to state their views and to listen to the Governors
plans and problems.
sFrom those present at each confab get the names of others
who want to be heard and who are willing to listen. Make the
diners regular fortnightly or weekly occasion to which every
one will wish to be invited. There is little doubt that every edu-
Gated, or half educated Virgin Islander wants to tell Governor
how to run the government.
when a thousand--some directly over the dinner table, some
following those who We're fed natives can make their voices
heard in an organization Eventually each will be much hap
pier working with and for Archie than for one Of their own
They do not trust each other.
"As your manner and experience and gentle-firnn voice fit
you SO well for public relations, perhaps Archie will let you pre-
side. Ask him only to be patient with all the f~oonshness he may
hear, to be extremely polite.
Zone last suggestion Is be sure to have a good stenographer
at each dinner. Perhaps too, the wife of the ringleader might be
asked to serve as hostess with Mrs. Alexander. And let Morris
de Castro suggest guests for one of the first parties"
We thank our Crucian correspondent for the epistle and
DIN him in saying: To the DICKENSEN with Anita.
Home Journal
, 1955-10-04

HOTEL ST. CROK BY THE SEA
Dine where the cool Trade Winds blow & the food is unsurpassed
In the vELKoMMEN DINING ROOM
Breakfast b SOC to SLIPS
Luncheon i. 10 noon 2 PM 75c to $3.50
Dinner ... z PM Il $50 PM 800 and up
Sunday Brunch .... 10 Am. till PM.
SPECIAL EVENINGS
Buffet on Wednesday night ... $325
Roast Prime Ribs Of Beef Dinner Sunday night $3.75y
Seafood Dinner on Friday night $500 $3.50 y
WE S CATER TO
Cocktailor Dinner Parties n
Call US y come out and make arrangements.
THE ST. {" BAR open daily 10 AM ~ 1900 Midnight n
Cocktail Hour Daily $50. 800 - ZOO PM n
DANCING FROM 1000 PM 10 AM on Saturday Evenings d
September 10th and oath ~ October 9th and 22nd
November 5h and 18th - December Bird, 18th
New Years Eve u
Admission $IO0 per person with exception special holi-H
day dances). Bar will remain open for one half hour8
after conclusion of all dances. II
RESERVATIONS ARE NOT NECESSARY BUT ARE APPRE-8
GATED m ORDER 10 PROVIDE YOU BETTER SERVICE
Phone Chrisiansted 2O8 ii
7. H. MORSE. Mgr.
, 1955-10-04

4# All SS1APA0 0S A0S
Entered as second Glass matter May %, 1917 at the Post Office at
christansted, St. croix, Y. !, under the Act OF March 2 1871
VOL Ill TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 1865 NO. 2l8
The following article which appeared in the Home Journal
under the heading Clicking the Town" has created tremend-
Gus interest. Permission has been granted for republication
bv the Editor. Mrs. Dickinson has also delivered a copy OF
her letter ID The AVIS which will be published in another
issue together with a reply from Mr.. Morris Henderson.
ST. CROOKS ANITA" SUGGESTS PLAN
Just before Archie Alexander was booted out as COVER
nor, his supporters here and in st. Croix were putting their
heads together in a do or die" effort to keep him in power.
One supporter was bold enough to suggests that the way to
the peoples hearts was through their stomachs. Feed them
and they will love you, Archie was instructed.
A prominent ST. Croix resident, named Anita" who has
been IN other undercover political maneuvers, sat down on
the Sunday morning before Alexander got his pills and Wrote
to Dear Nolle' Smith her ideas for clamping stranglehold
on the people. Following are excerpts from Anitas master
piece:
IN one Of my waking-up thoughts this morning, the idea Of
a public relations campaign for Governor Alexander was reveal
ed to me. If the Governor really wants to stick out this job to
the bitter enc, It is probable that one must have q party to back
his principles and the American way Of achieving political and
social ends. There are a scattered thousand or more Virgin Is
landers who would accept his concepts and back him up I'm
sure.
All the mlddle Glass; meluulnS snUSS WAOSe ShANe nav
been raised, can be counted upon for articulate cooperation. The
firm organization of what might be called the Progressive Party,
to oppose actively the Unity Party will fill the bill. This is the.
way in which I'd go about organizing it:
"The governor might give q series Of dinner parties
at the Government Houses Of all three islands; take several
groups of ten or twelve as a nucleus. Feed them well, explain his
concepts, his plans and his problems; ask them to invite Others
to join
Lets start with St. Thomas. Have Roy Bornn suggest his
norfvn members FIN a dinner for twelve: another by j. Antonio
Jarvis; another by Miss Baa; one by Lennie Brewer on into
perhaps ten dinners for Virgin islanders and their friends only.
In St. croix, invite canute Brodhurst to suggest fellow
members for one dinner party, Jahansen and Louis Brown anoth
er group. Mrs. Edith Jackson and Mr.. Morris Henderson Of the
Agricultural Station can get together a dozen fellow sympath-
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