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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-07

Editor Sometime 1 your newspaper Hobert
Mitchell became the Negro United States
the National Realtors recognition
About month dealings
found him be squarest
have Minneapolis
". St, Minneapolis
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the aid Of leaders from an political parties
submitted for the program
with to the future and ega
couldn't above pasanshp sad situation
Maple Messenger
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-06-07

Had chat with beauteou Vel Phillips of Milwaukee
the American holding down the job of city
aldermen metropolitan Phillips attractive wife
successful praccng attorney the Wisconsin city received
campagned the city adermans
while pregnant little college girl
She in St Paul to attend national meeting American city
officials Milwaukee city committee
which looked
the housing and redeveopment - CEN.
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OLNEY, MD.
1 ACRE CLEARED GROUND
SPRING A-kQ0k
INVESTORS

INVESTORS
81 acres. S22.600. / acre will
bring price on entire tract when
planned improvements are COM
pleated. 2 houses on this land.
Terms.
BURKE AIRPORT
21 acres. 1000 It. on state hwy.
BURowALD
IL. 6-2277. XII. s-173s. ED. 9-6142
5-AcRE LOTS. partly wooded: some
have small stream and springs: on
hard road near new Navy Elementary
School, 3 mi. from Fairfax These
are ideal homesites in GOOD, white
community at S695 per acre: Y cash,
bal. on easy terms.
1-5-aere lot. all clear, with 60O-
4: road frontage. nice elevation, at
iMS-s/io-aere lot. all clear with
sal ssa stream foaS 9 rcn,. elevation C wa
Lcudoun County. HeIndon area. lust
on Route z. At 5000 per acre with
2e,0oo-so.-ft. corner lot
adjacent to the town Of Fairfax. at
los acres. all wooded. nice stream
and long frontage on Route so. az
mi. West Of Fairfax. at $3.50 per
acre. good terms.
100. acres. most all clear. on
black-top road iust on Route so. at
5000 per acre, good terms.
BYRNE REALTY. BR. $500 or
CIR. $1,000, pa mi. west Of Fairfax
on Route so at Pender. Va.
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY

CAPE MAY. N. J.-Charming ocean
view home, l blk. from best beach;
old shade. delightful surroundings:
NV, cor. CONGRESS and Lafayette;
excel. modernized. cond.: furnished
70 last detail; al linens, beddins.
washer. garbage disposal, new G-E
refgr. and freezer. Tv. oil heat, in
sulated; SIS. and s.. not q large
house. but 8 delightful bedrooms, Q
modern baths; LIST a. powder room:
owner moved to Florida. will sac
rifce. Write to H. s. KERR. 80
Walker I'd, WAYNE, Pa; or contact
Representative will be at property
May 4 and 5.
HERE Is YOUR, CHANCE 70 buy
ocean. ont property on south end
Of boardwalk. Bethany Beach. Del.
Cor. lot, qn-ft. frontage via $50
It. on HOLLYWOOD ave, approxi-
mately 1880 so. It. in two lots:
3-apartment frame structure there
on; Property is offered at the
session. ealI V or wri lm Harry I N.
GRIEVES. Realtor. Rehoboth Beach,
Del Phone Rehoboth 1901.
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-For
rent. apartment. large shady
Ia baths. ! bedrm.: June, S45
per wk. or $3.50 for month: July
and Aug $50 per wk. or $500 per
month or $500 for season plus
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-For
rent. apartment. in large. shady
grounds: liv, rm.-din. rm., kitchen.
2 baths, 2 bedrms.: June. $50 per
wk. or $225 for month: July and
Aug, $50 per wk. or $500 for 2
mo-: 500 for season plus electric:
BETHANY. BEACH, DELAWARE-
Cottage for rent, completely fur
nished. Sleeps 9. Larger cottage
also avail. August I. EN-. 3-2622.
FOR RENT. Ocean City. Md.-Love-
~ 2-bedrm. furnished cottage, close
to ocean. KE. 7-1512.
SOUTH BETHANY BEACH
Lot 70x70: $1,000. WO. 6-5O03.
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REHoBorH BEACH. DELAWARE

Facing Silver Lake. completely re-
modelled and repainted house. conn
five bedrooms and three baths,
maids bedroom and bath: outside
dressing rooms with shower and
toilet: tvo-car garage with modern
two bedrooms. living room. kitchen
and bath. above garage. For rent or
sale. Apply P. o. Box 1877. Whining
Ton: Delaware; or phone Wilmington.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

PLAN TO ANCHOR in Piscatavav
Bay near. the Potomac 6-acre
domestic for sale with access 70
the water. Phone Fairview 2-557z.
CH0ICE-Wooded lot, resort area on
shenandoah: swim. fish, golf: other
rec. IA. 2-2625 after 5 pm.
ABELL. Md, house. mod. improve
ments. O., mr.. St. Clements Bay.
We. 5-6l75 except sat. and Sun.
BIG RAMBLER SITE. practically on
s ns Gay v az pea e, se oSlr Gh s%n
no. 2-4219 or LII. 2-3495.
BAY BUSINESS LOCATION, 10 bust.
ness lots near Deale. 2OO-ft. 'front.'
sge. $4,000 cash. no. 2-4219 or
LU. 2-3495.
LAKE COTTAGE. mr.. MANASSAS:
5000. KE. e-Sss4. ~ Viva
WATERFRONT = Specializing in
Calvert County property on rivers.
creeks, and Chesapeake bay. M. =.
EMS S sR brns broker ksrs,! 81 kssnsrd
sIIMOSA COVE, Deale. Md.-severai
new Cape Gods, the buy Of the year.
Don't miss seeing these: Turn . right
81 Lee0 oAeu. Vail OntNCLoltN H.lSNo.
LAKE JACKSON bedrms.. Ice.
lily, rm;. dining area. fireplace. COM
patio, basement, central heStins.
y acre. 900. IT. from bathing beach,
. blks. main highway; boat and
motor. Priced for year-round liv-
Ing at Sl3.5OO. OWNER. Manassas
IGUNsTON MANOR-Furnished cot
t tansre. Owner will hold fi rst trust,
Co. JH s seis7s 20 Tor ' diTee EsaIff
FRA RAM MA,N0R.-Modern year:
from Chesapeake Bay. $500. call
University 7-3471.
YEAR-ROUND HOME, on South
River-Four bedrms.. 2 baths. nv
lO4-ft. waterfront; Is min. dntn.
oowNfER. 6 tRsns s1ssio no problem
WEST RIVER, chesapeake Bay area
$4,000: bldg. sites. commercial
sites, gas stations. Inspect Cedar
phr e. 0 Ta ffse RUStss Bay bs m as
46s. WALTER M. BAuAiAN. agent,
Mr.. Fitzhush. uN. 7-5s72.
COTTAGE, fully furn.; q lots; price,
Owner, JAMES TOLSON, Inquire
az Cranston's store. Randall cliiis.
Md.
FEW As GOOD. NONE BETTER, at
price. Terms we can offer; option
lease. trade in part. lovely ram
bier. apt: each brick; furnished:
extra-size garage: every. converts
ence: nearly new: bic lawn. en-
closed: close-in Bay colony. N. =.
RYON. RA. 3-6146.
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FARMS

DAIRY FARM, IA acres, Q hses. VI
cows and farm equip. Tenant under
contract. will stay; easy comm. to
D. o. Good nnanc. Box lad, Star.
500 DOWN, $50 mo. buys for S25
an acre l6l acres, level to gently
rolling woodland, 7S mi. south d. c.
Spring pond site. State road, power
line L. l.. SELF, Agent, TIE.
DAIRY OR STOCK FARM for rent;
140 acres. 20 mi. to d. c. Herndon
ABANDONED YARN. 100 acres,
mountain basin, 100 mi. d. C., in
Cacapon River Valley. W. Va, ac-
cessible by private I'd; LARGE log
s noass' s IsssS5ae Wiz Ss asas cottage
FOR RENT : Two houses on 40
mdxS,., on INA, main :. road; , beautiful
Corners, v sis" near az T Zen hI IrSM
Good pasture for cattle: barns.
etc: SOS per month. Box 239-D.
Star.
III ACRES. new house, good out
bldgs., near Sugar Lost mtn.. plenty
OF water: $50. 800. 800 acre. / mi
road frontage, near Germantown,
Nd $500 per acre. 0ARNETT UNI
BERQER, 0aithersburg 5gO-W-13.
RUSSELL 2. NORMAN. Broker.
FARMS Of all sizes and kinds. Be
sure to check over our large file Of
properties. You are always well
come. ROMER d CO.. Gaithersburg
FOR SALE By OWNER-0ood 0-Tm.
frame house. with bath and cleo
e soSb dSuS 81 n fasi Ras and E RoAD lot
son River and on maeadam I'd.
$4,000; or same house and S2-aere
farm. good fencing. good barn.
several chicken houses, ! cinder
block BLDG. $4,000. Reasonable
down payment. Owner will take
LIST trust Call XII. o-0s27. Mon.
through Pr. for appt. No SUNDAYS.
SOUTHERN MD. EsTATE-42 acres.
about IL mi. below Indian Head on
s house Nth rd S.m tem Sns an g moG
cow: tobacco barn. dble. gar. and
other outbuildings in GOOD eond. /;
$4,000. Call OWNER ct Chapel
$4,000 YEAR NET INCOME from
business for past 3 yrs. on ZOO
acre farm in Nd: IS mi. D. c.;
ultr1mod. RESIDENCE; 3 other hses;.
EXCEL. 20O-ACRE CATTLE FARM.
Culpeper. Va: fully equip. excel.
maehy.: 90 purebred cattle: good
MR oL esSoSs.i Assns wo ov ss4s y
81 ACRES Of beaut. ground wI3-acre
stocked lake. 8-rm. house, s.
some outbldgs.: equipped, cub trac-
loo. on paved I'd. In nice area mr..
Chantilly, Va, within easy eommut-
ing dist. Of d. c. Price. $4,000
wLsubstantial cash. Ask for Lonnie.
RoRscHAcH REALTY, 1907 ".
SEVERAL CHOICE FARMS. short
distance from d. C.. Priced TO sell
e.. ciiu EaAl ~. e.. iF Sssss
AZ ACRES and independents. near
Bay: house. under construction.
Bareain. Call University 7.347l.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
8 acres, large e-room house, barn.
chicken house. Earage and other
miles 70 D. c. Only Si2.75O. Come
and see Q GOOD buy.
23l ACRES
on paved highway No. 234. Won
derful pasture Of bluegrass: 80 miles
TO D. c.; large pond stocked With
fish. 2 barns, new machine shed
and Erainery. Machinery included
~ s0V'OOO' s4s ACRES
High rolling land with view Of
ThorouRhfare Gap and Bull Run
Mountain: lots Of bluegrass sod that
can be sold for $500 an acre: has
7OO-ft. frontage on 4-lane highway
No. 211 at Gainesville. Va: will
grace large number Of cattle: AL
pasture; also has subdivision pos
sSiltiss houses scs,,e barns S,,S ana otner
GEORGE H. FUCKER CO.
IA. 6-S5S6
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OFFICES, STUDIOS fer RENT
fcOATlNIlEDi

s SIadsA s7S RE 's ssio6I:. '. front
PROFESSIONAL BLDG. = Doctors
Sss 's oc. ' ;u seS Es't dU csD'C
clinic. insurance co. or lawyer.
SIDNEY Q. MENsH a CO.. d. c.
FREE USE Of private. air-cond. :.
phone. For details, call AID. A.
4077. Mr.. WATKINS.
1884 CONN. AVE- Nicely decorated
oflices, sgls,. dbls., very reas. Day,
AID. 2-15l6; ewes. Wo. 6-7O96.
1915 10th ST. N.W.-suitable for
Sond no. 2-536S, EN-. 2-4626. to
PARK OFFICE BLDG, 77O6 Georgia
ave. n.w.-Spac. once IN rear now
avail. in this new air-cond. bldg. (;
cow; unrestricted park: low rent.
See bldg. mgr. or call To. 2-01O5.
OFFICE MISREPRESENTATION COX
20 It.. divided into 2 front once
conditioned; Ind foor, eIi 18th
st. DIV. Available May /. Apply
JAFFE. 1st-fioor once.
1905 = ST. NV. 900 So. IT,. Bird
T.; eir-conditioned, heat furnished.
Daily. RE. 7-6960: ewes. and wk.
ends. EN-. 2.2593.
WE HAVE JUST THE OFFICE SPACE
NEEDED BY accountants, lawyers
or other professionals, manufac-
tuners representatives, or finance
companies. Single ofices and small,
medium or large suites on End
Moor Of Aforementioned building in
Mt: Rainier. Ample parking space.
CAL DE. 2-5464 and ask for
COLONIAL BLDG.
/. st; A AsAPFH AND WYTHE ST.
2. ALL OR PART. MODERN
NE. BRANCH OF FIRST AND
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK. JUST
BEHIND WOODWARD & 10TH
ROP ALEXANDRIA STORE. ELE-
vAToR. LARGE PARKING LOT;
VERY CONVENIENT FOR ANY
USE. INQUIRE ROOM 30i OR
PHONE Ov. 3.0033.
HAMPSHIRE AVE. wv. deal FOR for
doctors ofhce-5-rm., bath, bsmt.
aut.: will remodel to suit tenant:
reas. rental. Call Mr.. VINNICK,
NE. S-2202: home, DE. 2-O764.
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
1 ROOM. approx. 3Ox5O and 2 small
adjoining rooms, vic. 14th-20th
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S3Q.a5n
ONLY $4,000

ss?.AcRE TARM. pEFiNiTELY. ON
: snS s:s sSSc timer, s,n SSsns:
AGENCY. $500. once; SiS2, res,
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HALF-ACRE
WOODED HOMEsITEs
WINCHESTER

w AANN4AGAC 41AS
40 acres mountain land, excellent
hunting area, good stream. Ideal spot
for summer camp with an area for
4 lake on . county road. Si.49b with
'erms.
7 acres. 5-rm. house, 2 streams.
sprins, well, several outbides.; near
Rte. SO $3.50 with terms. Call
JU.. b.5447. Ju. s-l4a3.
HAMLET, CHI. CHI, MD.
Last 8 lots for sale in finest ex-
elusive subdivision 90 10 l76 II,
frontage. OIL. $4,000.
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WAREHOUSES FoR SALE
WAREHOUSE

WAREHOUSE
3-story-and-ba basement, brick-and.
concrete construction. total floor
area approximately $4,000 square
feet. Undereoyer loading at truck
fioor level. railroad siding on trestle
at 2nd-hoor level. eight-ear brick
earaee: 1928 square feet at street
grade for parking. Central location.
building adaptable for many uses.
7.4 i ists &. NV. Y b0cf IA. cS S:ss.s
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

BRADLEY HILLs--ls.acre wooded
h HON. n INV, with pTotse,iys re.trls;
70 approved purchasers. II. BATES
WARREN, OF. l.11bO. ~
ACCQKEEK AREA-smaii, private
Estates IN beaut. wooded area. some
NTH superb river view. Close 70
WASH IN 9 controlled community.
C0LEsvILLE, lot 1l0x212, paved
req; near schools OWNER ~.
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AT
Buckingham Community
SHOPPING CENTER

store available for infants. chill
dren's and women's wear eombina-
ton: family shoe or discount store.
I'd. Ar kEmLE VI. siS ia North ssoo olsS'
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
(coNIiNuED)
1 BLK. WEST
CONNECTICUT AVE.

20-ft. wide, 3-story. row brick;
sible once. LAYERS or doctors: approx
1000 50. It. net disable space. Priced
S36.500. For additional information
call Mr.. DeMelman, ST. $1,000:
ewes, EN-. 3-3603, with JAMES l.
DIXON a. CO.
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45O6-08 LEE HIGHWAY


This Is where Peoples Drug has
Just opened their newest and largest
store. Established food location for
10 years, One million sales In 1856
bOx7O clear span with full selling
basement. win enlarge with 4 posts
to e0xs0 II required. Parking front,
side. rear paved and lighted Tor la6
cars; parking for $50 additional cars
unpaved. All-glass front: air-condi-
toned: completely renovated. 500
Rer month ,rn;,.S 0pen fcE ,n,pseticn
1850 Lee hwy. IA. 2-sO60.
STORE FOR RENT
BY owner. Trisnele Park shop
ping center ODD. new Hot 0hoppe.
lSx06: air-cond. Suitable mems
and eoys elothinE. 25ss Ennals
p.bS62' w.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

In kri.. 800 50. It.. Or viii divide
into smaller sections. IA. e-2124
RHS sI u. Lei INP s;,Tl sA sH
ft., available; or will build 70 your
requirements. FURMAN BUILD.
Frs OF. 4-32bO.
WAREHOUsE-Montgom. CITY. Nd,
soned light Industrial; 3.200 50
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TRAILER CAMP

TRAILER CAMP
highway /. incis. gas station and
restaurant with beer license;
$4,000. Terms.
RESTAURANT. With beer license
on highway /. on acres at Wood
bridge. Va. $4,000. Terms.
APARTMENT-10 units, approx.
$3.50 per mo. income. Stafford, Va.
3 acres fronting on highway No. /,
$4,000. Terms.
BUR0WALD
TIE. 6-2277. ED. 9-6142. XII. S-173S
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,,., sSrS " a.: snd IN o STi.h h sg
IN . community Of beautiful homes
In Areola. Va. ITS also. true the
Tcnsh hS! payments o6 Are only ;a9S$
market For inform"tio Ts'V call 'c JACK
AVERY. Xxi. s-i67S, cf WILLIAM
CLARKE. Pa. 7-5496. Arcoia, Va.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE

10000 to 10000 So. It. Of space in
garage-type building. readily con-
vertible to ONCE space use: located
west Of Conn. ave-; ideal for ofaces.
research organizations, printing
plant, automobiles, etc. Call Jimmy
Dixon Of JAMES L. DIXON Il CO..
ST. $1,000.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ADD A ROOM OR BUILD A HOME
"A bedrms.. ? baths on your
lot. $4,000 incl. financing. Choice
oPMENT CORP. ". s-4a70.
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HUGE 5 ACRE home sites, lust IS
ing in wild life. fine old trees. dog
wood and holly. A planned COM
munity developed By its residence
Falrview 2-bh72.
5-ACRE LOTS ON BULL RUN
Suitable restrictions Beautiful
homesites. paved streets. Directionsi
Take Route 29-211 to Centreville.
continue on 29-211 8 miles to ESQ
service station Route 621. turn left
On 62l ] mile to property. Call
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

1 ROOM. approx. 3Ox5O and 2 small
adjoining rooms. vic. 14th-20th
sts.. south Of X st. for religious
services. Box 4O0-D. Star.
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CHOICE LOCATION
You may take over 49, loan Of
approximately SI2.sO0 on this i'm
maeulate 3-bedroom TOWN HOUSE;
hot water heat: l block from Fair
hngton shopping center. Monthly
payments only $3.50 include taxes
and insurance.
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54-F. Rambler

With Sle.500 Oh loan to be assumed;
pymts., Sis. Has 8 big bedFms., full
bsmt.. mod. kit. with breakfast. space
Lee, corner lot: plus AIR CONDI-
TION1NO. Only $4,000 with quick
, 1957-11-16
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruple,
will be received at the Depart
ment of Insular Affairs, Divi-
sion Of Procurement and Sup
ply, Christiansted. St. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until 100
A. M. December 5, 1857, and
then publicly opened for the
following items for Dept. Of
Health and the Richmond
Penitentiary.
GROCERIES AND H
COMMODITIES
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to Bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement and
Supply, Christiansted, Saint
Croix, Virgin Islands.
AIphonso Romney
Clerk-in- Charge
Div. of Proc. & Supply
st. Croix, V. I.
14-15-16
, 1957-11-16

next year, but it is something to think about, and per-
haps plans could be laid for next year. But the time to
start is now.
H PUBLIC WILL be kept posted on the activi-
ties of the committee so that everyone might know what
is taking place and be prepared to take part. This year
the Christmas Festival could be our best, and we urge
that there be the fullest possible cooperation
, 1957-11-16
WE HAVE WORKED
TOGETHER

Composed and Dedicated
To: Miss Medora Jackson
In commemoration Of her
Years Of faithful service
in the
C.'sted Public Grammar School
BY: One of her co-workers
Edna B. Anduze
Dear Fellow Teacherl We have
worked well together
Cooperating in all kinds Of
weather,
Now, that we part in Dur career
In our hearts we still hold
you dear.
You have been faithful in your
work,
And never did you try to shirk
The many duties you had to
perform,
But anchored safely through
the storm.
We will miss you day by day;
But this is what we wish to say,
Your untiring efforts we will
not forget,
In our memories they will linger
yet:
The bulwark of your work still
stands
Here among your pupils, and
those in other lands,
School principals, doctors,
lawyers and tradesmen we see,
And others in professions yet
to be.
AS a teacher your work is
never done,
In the past, present, and future
to GOMEZ
The good seed you did SOW,
Will in their lives forever grow.
And as you look back over
the years,
Think Of how God helped you
with your cares,
Then lift your heart in
thankfulness to Him,
Who strengthened you the
victories to win.
May He bless you every day,
And guide you on your journeys
way,
May you to Him ever faithful be,
Until His blessed face you see.
, 1957-11-16
FESTIVAL TAKING SHAPE

THE ST. CROIX Christmas Festival Committee,
having elected it's officers and set it's program, is off to
a good start. By now everyone knows what this Fes-
tival is all about and there is willingness to cooperate
and work to make it even bigger and better than in
past years.
WE KNOW THAT the planning and functioning is
in the good and capable hands of Messrs. De Lugo and
Benjamin, and that they have the help and know-hoW
of some of the former officials. With such a start the
Festival should go over big.
W. SUGGESTIONS are offered here for the con-
sideration Of the committee and the Island. First, since
the Christmas Festival has grown into an island-Wide
affair and serves to keep alive some of the traditions
and customs of the place, it would be well to seek to
have on hand as many natives from the mainland as
possible. There are some nine or ten thousand Virgin
Islanders in New York and elsewhere, and naturally
all of these could not be present. But there is no reason
why representatives Of groups and societies could not
be invited.
AMONG THESE ARE men and women who have
made good and are of the highest type that these Is
lands would want in their sons and daughters. Every
che knows a number of these, and an invitation to
them could Immediately give the Festival a flavor
which it had never had before.
THE SECOND suggestion is to work with hotels
and tourist agencies to have one or two tourist ships
spend a part of a day in St. Croix. The 8O-mile round
trip from St. Thomas is less than so minutes flying
time, and this added trip could be fascinating indeed.
And it would not necessarily detract from ST. Thomas
since a number of hours would still be left for shopping
and sightseeing.
THIS T suggestion might work well for
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Do You Really Read
A Fashion MAGAZINE?

learn about beauty, fashion,
makeup and hair.
He blasted them for their
lack of respect for fashion
magazines. Next to the
Bible a woman ought to read
and look at her fashion
magazine-and with respect"
he told us.
Women should look at the
experience as one of seeing
pure fashion, what's new,
what it relates to, and then
whether it will look good on
them.
The well-read fashion per-
sonality has learned that
careful reading can help her
develop good taste. Under
statement is a word she can
learn to say with conviction.
He himself carefully studies
fashion magazines. Twelve
years ago when he was start
ing out he found that careful
study helped him evaluate his
own place in the creative
hairstyling field.
In a recent issue a fashion
magazine makes much of
bangs. They want to get
across the idea that bangs
are back SO they may tend to
exaggerate a bit.
But that issue also shows
that hairstyle throughout the
book on many different types
of women. They show hats
that take to the banged Golf
fures and dresses, too.
Two times a year, he says,
women show great interest in
their hairstyle. Winter and
summer. Usually a longer
couture clicks in the winter.
The short style is received
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of life. She sees the spot
light turned to people, places,
and on her home. 1t is a
chronicle of our days, years,
and our place in fashion his
tory. Keep them as a record
he suggests. Comes a rainy
day and you've your enter
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eye makeup. A more de-
termined attitude about it.
?. Retire some jewelry
pieces. Note one model looks
striking without a pin and
necklace. Earrings and a
bracelet are her only jewelry
accessories.
5. Look over the advertise
ments. Manufacturers inevi-
tably show the type handbag
to wear with their suit. The
ads are as beautiful as the
editorial matter.
4. Let your fashion reading
be a required subject" you
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According to Mr.. Kenneth,
the hairdresser who is the
current darling of the models
and New York's chiceSt,
American women are missing
the boat by not reading
their fashion magazines
thoroughly.
Prompted by a quick
sentence we spotted in
fashion magazine that Mr..
Kenneth once lectured ex-
temporaneously for an hour
on the art of reading a
fashion magazine" We de-
cided to do some. research on
the gentleman.
We went prepared with a
nice slick current copy of
"Vogue." Nov let's read
this thing" we began.
The young Mr.. Kenneth
looked me Squarely in the
eye and informed me I was
doing exactly what thou
sands of American women
do. I was Just thumbing
through the book.
TOO many women have
one-track minds" he went
on. If they're thinking about
buying shoes that's what they
look for as they go through
q fashion magazine while
their hair is drying.
Others presume too much.
81 couldn't wear that" &.
"Isn't that funny" Are
they kidding?"
In a series of four lectures
given under the auspices of
the YWCA in New Jersey
last winter, Mr.. Kenneth
during a session on FASH
ion"C read the riot act to
the women gathered there to