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FARM AND GARDEN

EAuW ANU oAnb6U
NEW INC FARM and industrial
wheel tractors and EQUIP: parts
pillow and cultivator. Super A with
cultivator. Regular A and mower
John Deere B tractor. and disc
harrows. INC, 1-row corn picker,
John Deere 2-row mounted picker
p. H. MOORE. u. s. SOL, MITCHELL
vile. Md. Cedar 6-3354.
EQUIPMENT. NEW AND USED =
INC line Of Farmall tractors and
farm eauipment; Industrial wheel
tractors with leaders. baekhoef,
fork lift. Farmall cubs, Super A.
300 U and loader. riding garden
tractors and mowers. MALoNEY'S.
s sSGi; SIG rs e s.ssss ave- silver
BULLDOZERs AND LEADERS for
excayating. grading and land
clearing. CAL UN. 4-6b33; nights
MA. $4,000
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping,
CLAYTON. On 4-OS0s any time
TOP SOIL, ~ in. deep. from hay
Falls Church, Alex. Belvoir, Be-
thesda, Hyattsville. so. 8-9003
R0THs AZALEAS. evergreen. fun
line still available e211 Sligo Crk.
pkwy.. Takoma Park. Nd
fOPsOIL, very good: rich topsoil
for lawns and greenhouses: very
reasonable. Call 10. 7-4333.
CAMELLIA, Japonica and sasan-
quas. IN bloom now: me selec-
mont. Md. VIII. s-7I55.
rich and clean. ideal
for lawn or garden: Az Gu. I'd,
load, Sis delivered. HE. 4-764g
or tn. 2-342s.
BEAUT. BLUEGRASS sOD-Do II
yourself or complete lob. We grow
4-2s55: ewes. ne. 1855.
MUST SELL / Ford tractor and
Plows. l Farmall tractor an No. eui1
sets q cultIvators, q sids-dei
ers, ? manure spreaders. 2. sic
3 disc harrows. combine. 2 hay
leaders. . OK carts and Jokes,
horse cart and harness. Also misc
farm implements, No reasonable Of
fer refused, GARDENERS STORES
Largo I'd, Upper Marlboro. Nd.
EVERGREENs, All types, for sale;
azaleas, SOC and up; lueustrum
1885 in. y. 90 each: many Other
values. FOUSE q Bid. 20l Arl
blvd, Falls Church. Va. JE. 4-O04b,
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MUD. DyWN1UWN ELEN. BLDG,
spac. efneiencies. and bedrm. apt,
nice furn.; ideal empl. girls anc
and Oct. i. AD. 4-O55O or III
2-Ol05. 1925 T at NV
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TYPEWRITER, HERMEs 1000. .
orig S132: Webcor phono., orig.
$50: Spanish guitar, orig. $40:
all good cond.: best offer. Lady's
English riding boots. size IA, $40.
EN-. 3-I3S7.
vACUUMS-Aii makes, ] yr. guar :,
$50. 5211 BALTIC. blvd. AP. 7-3553.
VACUUM SALE = Electrolux. SIS;
lee aSov SIahvSsSyg 'sG q S othsrs. ss12
WASHER, late model seniiauto.
good cond.; $4,000. Ii. 7-5095.
20s
WASHER. Bendix semiauto., good
condition.; S25. Call so. 8-Sb55.
wAs HER: Easy spindry. excellent
WASHER, Hotpoint, wrineer type
$40; wine brocatelle sofa, 1000
eond., 500. ia. 7-4374
WASHER, WestinRhouse auto
1850, excel. cond.; reas. priced
~. 2-1666.
WASHING MACHINE, Whirlpool
HEARN wo. $4,000. Apt. III,
WASHING MACHINE. Kenmore,
wrlnger type. pump and timer;
SO. Call 10 l.l434 after 5 pm.
WELDERS-LINcOLNs for sale OF
rent. EARLBECK q LANDRUAi
INC. 1923 Cathedral St, Balti.
more. MI. 5-s51l.
WIRE MESH TOOL AND STOCK
rm. enclosure panels, 952 50. IT,,
Call LA. 10000. Mr.. NORRIS,
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MISCELLANEOUS F0R RENT

CHAIN SAWS. Remington, and
man, parts and service MALO-
NEY'S. INC. S120 Georgta ave.
Silver Spring.
CHAIN SAWS. pumps generators.
500 cutters, roller etc. RENTAL
TOOL a EQUIP. CO. JU b-5O40
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HEATERS, RANGES. stoves: new,
used, gas, Oil coal. wood ACNE
STOVE, l0li 18th NV, Ma. s-6o62
IRONER, KENMORE, practically
new reasonably priced. IA s.
1912.
LAWN MOWERS, SIS each. 1888
r. !. ave. ne. in rear.
LAWN MOWER, Toro sportIaWn,
4-eyl; engine. lS-ins reel; $50.
LIv. RIM. SUITE, 3-piece mohair.
cust0m-made slip covers, excel
lent cOnd., 10. 2-457O.
LUMBER, rough Canadian spruce.
/ inch, random width and length
(ship dunnage)s &c per BID. It. You
select and haul. TIE. 0-S300.
MICROSCOPE, Bausch and Lomb,
monocular, dynoptic; excel. c0nd. I;
S275. Ju. b-734S.
MlNIPIANO, Hardman-Peck, $500.
~. j-292l. MRS. GLADYS HAIR
hIS, 223 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
23s
MIRROR. 36x4s; 5000. HU.
OFFICE FURNITURE, excess, like
new condition.. metal file cabinets.
chairs and tables. Call DU. s.
1887 during business hours.
OFFICE FURNITURE and eauip-
ment. individual pieces or whole
lot, reasonably priced for quick
sale, leaving country. NE. 6-3040.
OET1Y(4Vl
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KITCHEN AND BATH EQUIPMENT
WAREHOUSE Saturday, Sept 81
SALE DAM IN PM

STEEL KITCHEN CABS, slightly imperf ----- 7Oss on
5IEEL KITCHEN CABS, slightly mperf. 7Oes on
BATH Formiea covered with bowl faucets S4950
DE , LIKE RANGE HOOD. FAN-LIoHr comb. $gas0
AMiNH REEdRS cit. ssyxs4dzs4,sh ts4sal - siaaSS
AMANA FREEZER3 eft 33wx24dx341ah tS30o) 5000
BREAkfASI NOOK. 4xb T., with table fSi3DbO) 5000
FQRMlCA DROP WALL TABLES $3.50 S1205
TUB EMcLo5uRE9, 5-ft lS6p50l -..-y--- S24D5
SHOWER DOORS, =. IN. 70 20 In, incomplete $1,000
HOTPOINT 4O-IN. ELEC RANGE tnre StaA5
klICHEN FANb. lO-na- butin $500 Si305
KITCHEN Or BATHROOM FAUCETS (S1b)
MAPLE HARDWOOD TOPS IT,, 81 IT, 800
KITCHEN SINK PORC BOWLS, imperf (SI65Ol SiOO
BATH CABINETS, 1878 insert Isl .5Ol, glass
FORMICA SINK and COUNTER TOPS sizes r. S125
FLOOR SAFE 2lwx2t dx2Gh, 1 DR.. fS2OOl
NEW 54-lN SINK CABINETS, all hdwr 500
NEW 42-IN. SINK CABINETS ali
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON REG MDSE FOR
MODERN KITCHENS, INC.
FREE PARKING FREE COFFEE FREE PEPSI
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ROOMS. NOUsEKEEPIMo

COOL BASEMENT-TV. refgr.. grill;
pvt. shower; foam mattress. So
SIG. 2141 F NV. Ex. 3-6633.
Mr.. 18th AND DECATUR-CIean
frt.: semipyt bath, refgr., hot
plate: gentleman. ia. 9-0512.
DOWNTOWN, 924 N. Y. ave. NV.
--Lge rm., Sll wk., l92S O pl.
NV: rm., NV, $40: refgrs.: quiet.
MOUNT PLEASANT = Large bright
front room. nicely furnished.
reasonable. AID. 4-4194.
LIVE OP. LOVELY ROCK CR. PIX.
2025 Park rd.-Pretty. coy. stu
dio style. quiet as country; sun
pch.. grill, refgr.; sgle., S3S; dble,
S4S: good habits. AID. 2-9113.
1914 CALVERT ST. N.W.-studio
rm.. lie. kit. and scr. peh.; .
adults; $3.50 wk. ca. WO. 6-1719.
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MERGE gIse q sSx4s; 5000. HU

1lNIPIANO, Hardman-Peck, $500.
u. 3-2Q21. MRS. GLADYS HAIR
RI6, 223 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
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APIS. FURMISHED-MD.

LAUREL. MD.-Avail. Oct. /: at
trac. 1-bedrm.,- mr.. new shopping
center Res. Mgr, 900 9TH ST.,
or call Agent, Ju. 100000.
LIv. RM., shower and tub bath.
bedrm, pvt. entrance; close to
Walter Reed Hospital, shopping
only: avail. Sept. 23: SIS Der
mo. ~. 5-62:l6.
SMALL, comfortable LIST floor,
private bath and entrance; park
Ing In yard. Ju. B-6037.
TAkOMA PARK-4-rm. apt, $50.
ton: shopping. W. 9.45bg.
NEW HAMPsHIRE, East-West hwy,
ar: III. A-n6Ob or Lo. h-9RAA.
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SLEEPING ROOMS. s7 and no: Tv
and phone incl pvt. home, Call
any time after 4 pm. ia. a-2S62.
SINGLE BEDROOM-Next bath.
Ink. elec. refrig, hot plate
pch.. 50 wk. 1890 Biltmore st. NV.
1915 I2th ST. N.W.-Laree room
with refer, stove, sink: next bath.
&ll week.
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EDAN.~-Eutlfe Nv. fm.. hedrm A.
a nslI ;n, moe; ia n, RcA ~ console;
FURN.--l full size. / dbie. ana M
twin metal beds, dresser
I Isga = c.I RsIsr: Misc. items.
fURN. - Entire Contents a-rm
mouse; bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. nm.
TUGS. lamps and mirrors. Anv
Ieas. 0her. Ii. 3-32S4.
FURN.-EleEant antique satinvood
zee. made IN kngland: sac. 500:
pair French Provincial fireside
snalrs, $3.50; Early American
Pennsylvania Dutch bridal chest
museum piece. s1O0. EN-. 2-76sS
fURN.---Liyins room suite, Z nc
reg SID covers, eood condition.
LU. 1-s306.
fCkN.-2-uc. sectional sofa: green
nette set. ~. 9-6ss4 aft. z pm.
fURN.--Liv. rm.. din. nm. and
oedrm. suites. all complete, m
excel. cond,. being Transferred
also TV set. Can't be seen mi
aiter .. 40 Cedar 1t. NV. Apt.
FURN., entire s-rm. apt. LiV. rm-.
n. dinette. bedrm.: SO yds. broad.
loom carpet, owner transf. No
dealers. yU. 5.2777, day.
FURN.-sofa, chairs. slip covers,
END tbs. lamps. 6-pc. kit. set,
Teton air conds. HA. 2-3648.
FURN.-EaFly American chair.
coffee table, end tables, lamps.
HU. 3-9beN.
FrTRR - T,trt,,- - ST. =
hog; kitehenette set. chrome and
Formica. Lv. town. RIA. 1-575:I.
FURN.-6-plece recreation room
sex chairs. settse. cocktail
like new, $50; RcA console COMB
record player, S35; Maytag wiring
er-type washing machine, good
como, S25. Call EN-. 3-O7l2. 1929
18th 81. NV. Chevy Chase.
FURN.-Thor wringer-type washer,
S25; l7-in. Philco Tv. S25; gxi2
rose tone-on-tone rug. SOS; 9
table lamps. So each 3-fold floor
screen. So. LU. $685..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5-pe. sgle bed set S35
7-pc. dble bed set SR0
1925 14th 81. NV. RA. 3-G7sa
2Os
GAS RANGES. used new $40 IN
Easy credit ACME STOVE CO
l0ll 7th st. NV. Ma $500
GAS RANGE, good cond., 3 ovens,
canopy top; appraised at SIS. Ae-
eept best cash oiier. OIL. $3.50.
GAS RANGES. new. used installa-
ion. PEERLESS SALES CO, 2237
ca ave NV. DE 2-5566.
GOLF BALLS. USED. all si.25
standard brands; 50 doz. Open 10
an. 70 . pm. ALLEN GOLF CO..
w New York ave. NV. 26s
GREETING CARDS; cabinet: per-
feet cond.; wide assortment OF
every day cards; Ice. discount
DU. 5-g1l5.
GROCERY FIXTUREs-scaies, IA
II. Hill meatcase. meat slicer, bone
slicer, coffee grinder, etc. ROBINS
MKT. 1869 Sherman ave. NV.
HEATER, Reznor. Model Us-75,
suspended ceiling type, forced afr,
natural gas, rated $4,000 btu,
LIS volts A.c. with Minneapolis.
Honeywell automatic controls
AGA and UL approved. Flrst-class
condition. Sacrifice S12b, Call
South b-03g4 after q pm. week.
days and all day Saturday and
HUTCH CUPBOARD. cherry. extra
large, 5 II. long. 2b IN. deep
II. 4 in. tall. perfect condition.
Cost $3.50. will sell for $3.50,
Can be seen 7IO 18th 81. NV.
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PIANO. KimbaIi. apartment up
right. fine condition and tone
$500, CIR. $4,000.
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Me- bedrm., nv.
J, duplex apt: COW.
'royidence Hosp, and
&EE IA A-AQRH
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MICROSCOPE, Bausch and Lomb.
maSoaneceul9T;; dyncptic; excel. cond.;
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the functioning Of the executive
branch Of the Government.
International reporting-Rus-
sell Jones Of the United Press fol
excellent and sustained cover
age Of the Hungarian revolt"
Editorial Buford
Boone. president and publisher
|of the Tuscaloosa (Ala) News,
for his fearless and reasoned
editorials in q community in
famed by . segregation issue"
Cartoon-Tom Little of the
Nashville Tennessean for his
Cartoon, wonder Why My Par
ents Didn't Give Me Salk Shots. /"
It depicts q small boy. on
crutches and with his legs In
braces. watching other young
sters his age playing football.
Photography-Harry A. Trask
of the Boston (Mass.) Traveller
for his aerial picture sequence
of the sinking Of the Italian
liner Andrea Doria last July 26.
Commenting on its prize, the
Chicago Daily News said the
award is Q tribute to the great
stan" which dug out the Hodge
scandal.
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the Foreign Relations Commit
tee, said attacks such as those
voiced by House Democrats yes
terday and by the Democratic
National Advisory Council over
the week end are mot helpful to
the country"
Representative Boyle, Demo-
crat Of Illinois. told the House
yesterday administration poll
cies were "pro-Arab" in the Mid
die East crisis--a charge repeated
by Representative Mccormack of
Massachusetts,. Democratic floor
leader. in a recorded radio
broadcast on MBS-Reporters
Roundup.
He supported the Democratic
councils contention that the Eli
senhower administration has lost
the trust Of United States allies
and has substituted "appease-
ment." "posturing" and "adver-
Using slogans" for real leadership
Of the free world.
Jordan Policy Praised
Senator Manseld, q member Of
the Foreign Relations Commit
tee. said he believed President
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oath had been rescinded. Mr.,
IONeill died in 1858.
Only Poet Robert Frost and the
late Playwright Biographer Rob-
ert Sherwood have also won -four
Pulitzer Prizes in the 4O-year
history Of the awards.
Mr.. O'Neill previously won
Pulitzer Prizes for Beyond the
Horizon" 1920. Anna Christie
d922) and Strange Interlude"
I(l92S).
No fiction award was made
this year. Kenneth Roberts re-
ceived a special citation. how
ever, for his novels ON the
Nations early history.
Eight prizes were granted in
the field Of Journalism.
The Chicago Daily News took
the meritorious public service
award for exposing a SIS million
fraud in the ONCE of the then
State auditor Of Illinois. Orville
E. Hodge.
The work Of 81 of the news
papers stan members ultimately
led to Hodges imprisonment.
The Pulitzer Prizes were es-
tabiished in 1917 under the will
OF the late Joseph Pulitzer, pub
Usher Of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch and the old New York
World.
The Columbia trustees grant
the awards each year from rec
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concentrations made by an ad.
visory board. Most of thu
advisers are newspaper execu-
tives.
The journalism awards are
worth $1,000 each, except fol
the meritorious service prize. A
gold medal is awarded for it.
The prizes for music and let
tiers are worth $500 apiece.
The awards. except for those
in drama and music, are fol
work completed or published ir
1856.
Kennan's Book . Winner
Other winners announced yes
terday:
History George F. KEENAN,
former United States Ambassa-
dor to Russia, for Russia Leaves
the War"
Poetry - Richard Wilbur for
ms Things OF This World"
Music-Norman Dello Joio for
"Meditations on Ecclesiastes."
Local reporting under pressure
OF edition time-Salt Lake Tri-
bune for prompt and efficient
coverage" of the crash of two
airliners in the Grand Canyon
last June 30.
Local reporting when there
was no edition pressure-Wallace
Turner and William Lambert OF
the Portland Oregonian for ex-
posing vice and corruption" in
the Transfers Union in Port
land. The probe touched of
others elsewhere and embroiled
National, Transfers President
Dave Beck.
National reporting jam e 5
Reston Of the New York Times
for distinguished national cor
respondence," particularly his
five-part analysis Of the effect Of
President Eisenhower's illness on
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Ism and music announced yes
terday by the trustees Of Column
bia University.
Mr.. O'Neill received the drama
award posthumously for his
GEOGRAPHICAL play, Long
Days Journey Into Night" It IS
. current Broadway hit.
The biography prize went to
Senator Kennedy, 39-year-old
Massachusetts Democrat. for his
"Profles in Courage" The book
Is . study Of political integrity
as exemplified by selected United
States politicians. some famed
and some obscure.
I'm delighted-more than de-
lighted" said Senator Kennedy
when told Of the award.
Widow Is Happy
Mr.. ONeill's widow, Carlotta
Monterey ONeill. said:
Il am very happy to learn that
the Pulitzer Prize has been
awarded to Long Days Journey
Into Night Now I know did
the right thing in giving it to
Jose Quintero to produce and
direct"
MIR. Quintero staged the
Broadway production. When
the play. written in 1941, was
published last year it was ex-
planned that an earlier stipula-
ton to delay publication until
rs years after Mr.. ONeil's
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Politics Seen
In New Attacks
On Eisenhower
b the Associated Pres.

Senator H. Alexander Smith
Republican Of New Jersey. said
today Democrats are seeking
political benefits" in q new Sc
ries Of attacks on President Fl.
senhower's foreign policies.
Senator Mansfield OF Montana
acting Democratic leader, replied
in q separate interview he doesn't
want to see these policies be
come q political football" But
he said constructive criticism
Of some Of them Is needed.
Attacks "Not Helpful"
Senator Smith. q member of
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the Suez Canal crisis-in which
the United States helped force
Britain, France and Israel to
withdraw from Egypt-relations
between the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization partners
left much to be desired"
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Eisenhower's handling of the
situation created by. the threat
ened revolt against Jordan's
King Hussein was sound, we'll
conceived and successful"
He said, however. that because
Of the administrations actions in
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Pulitzer Prizes Are Won
By O'NeiII and Kennedy

NEW YORK May QF9-The late dramatist Eugene oNeil
won ms fourth Pulitzer Prize and Senator Kennedy
Q member Of Congress Sc ~ W. '"eu y"
The awards among IA Pulitzer Prizes in lettes rro,
, 1957-08-24

to justify the contamination OF
minds against compromise is con-
tributing an impeachment to the
democratic process. Let US not
permit our conflicts to become in
creasingly chronic, or surely we
shall weaken and eventually de-
stroy our capacity for self
government.
/ wish that all of the people of
the Virgin Islands were listening,
for l should like you to know that
my every decision in the past and
any that I may be privileged to
make will be in your best interest
regardless of diverse political aft
liations or other distinguishing
features or influence that may
concern others.
These are my thoughts which
have been expressed to you in all
sincerity. I trust that you ap-
prove; if not, / trust that your
disagreement will be tempered
with the conviction that I am sim
cere. Please join me in my CRU
SADIE for Good Government"
, 1957-08-24
N OTICE

Parents and guardians Of
children who will be Of school
age during the present year
are requested to enroll them
in school when they reopen on
Tuesday, September 8, 1857.
Children are of school age if
they are 5k years or over on
that day.
Jane E. Tuitt
Acting Commissioner of
Education
21-22-24-27-2s-s1
, 1957-08-24
SITUATION WANTED

Competent young-man wants
part-time work making bills,
posting accounts, reconciling rec
ords, preparing statements, writ
ing and tipping letters and other
business manuscripts. STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. Will work at
your office or at his own. More
than Is years office experience.
Telephone 40
, 1957-08-24
BANK BOOK LOST

Savings Bank Book No. 81 hav-
ing been reported lost or stolen,
the holder thereof is hereby re-
quested to present it to the
Bank within twelve (12) weeks
from this date as otherwise the
Book will be cancelled and a new
n issued in its place at the ex-
piration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, v. I.
August Is, 1857.
, 1957-08-24
DIR. AUBREY AEDUZE,
ADDRESSES PEOPLE ON
CONFUSION" IN ST. THOMAS
Concluded from yesterday

But there is a division as 70 ac-
complishing this. 1t is not healthy
democratic procedure to insist
that there should be just a single
source for accomplishing this
employment 49, through govern
>ment funds, for example. The
taxpayers who are not govern
ment employees must bare the
brunt of carrying the load. We
must think of them also. 1t be-
comes a vicious cycle. We must
find work for our citizens, but we
must finds means and methods
that will not contribute to the
ever increasing levels Of taxation.
In the words of Salvador de Ma
dariaga, sour eyes must be
idealistic and our feet realistic.
We must walk in the right direc-
ton but we must walk step by
step. Our tasks are to define what
is desirable; to define what is
possible at anytime within the
scheme of what is desirable; to
carry out what is possible in the
spirit of what is desirable"
We are justifiably disturbed by
the influence imposed upon the
determination Of our public life
and public policy. We have a type
of leadership without conscience
that would lead us to paths of de-
struction rather than let others
get credit for pulling us out of
the confusion they have created.
1t is time we realize that the 81
Ituation is SO complicated that we
shall have to create new additions
IN order to make living tolerable.
Regardless of how honest we are
in our private lives, if we do not
have the right kind of law and
the right kind of administration
of the law, we cannot progress.
We hear of democracy as
though the very word implies in
vulnerability from conformance to
rules of society. Well have we
learned in the Virgin Islands that
democracy does not impose upon
its adherents the necessity of
agreement. But muff1ed in the
Threats of those who loudly
preach this democratic ideal, is
the fact that because it permits
differences Of opinions and dis
agreement, issues according to
democratic procedure, must be
open to compromise.
Conflicts between individuals
will always exist; therefore dis
cussion and conferences are con-
notations of democratic behavior.
To have exchanges of ideas in
conferences is designed to permit
an individual his freedom among
a group of other free persons, each
helping to reach a conclusion or
a solution to a common problem.
When conflict persists, however,
it becomes a liability; and the re-
sulting freedom, a delusion.
The promotion Of good human
relations is a fundamental pre-
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Answers to Our Presidents

Answers to Our Presidents
Alexander Hamilton be.
came aide-de-camp to Gen
Washington on March /, 1777.
2-Augustus /. Saint Gaudens
was born in Dublin March l.
l849. a few days before President
James K. Polk was succeeded by
Zachary Taylor.
3-Thomas Jefferson was
President when Ohio entered the
Union as the 18th State, March
II. 1908. and Andrew johnson
was in the White House when
Nebraska became the 37th State
March /. 1867.
4 Questions on Preceding Page
Evening star., 1957-12-01

CARTER-"Happy. Happy Birth
day. Baby" on your 10th, De-
cember 3, from your pretty
baby. CAROLE. Love ya'l
HAPPY ELECTROMAGNETIC
greatest guy in Okinawa. whose
birthday was on the 28th. Love.
always. Nita.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SONNY s.
Hope you had a happy day.
Very sorry we're late. Jody and
Jane.
JANIE-Happy birthday on No
Vember 80 to q great friend.
Love p. and s.
Evening star., 1957-12-01
Greetings

LAURA NELL-"Happy. Happy
Birthday. Baby" Nov. 30. Love.
MOTHER, DADDIE, RONNIE
and MARY FRANCES.
HAPPY 23rd from the kids-Love
always, JOANNE, JEANNE
MIKE and MATT.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to two swell
girls, Shirley and Phyllis from
THE GANG"
GET WELL QUICK to Sis who
has a broken toe. Love va even
in fight.
MARILYN Sorry I'm late!
Happy birthday to a real sweet
kid from DIANE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Jim
Oliver on Dec. / from the
GEORGE MASON MUS
TANGS."
LII STlNKER-On our first
anniversary, l want to say that
love you very much.-BlG
STINKER.
JERRY D.-Happy birthday to
my honey on the LIST. Sure hope
your 18th yr. will bring you
better luck with your cool
car. Love you always. JEAN d.
JIM OLIVER Happy birthday to
a real swell l7-year- -old brother
on Dec. /. Love always. NANCE.
TO FRANK - Happy birthday
from a girl who loves you very
much-CAROLE T.