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time. Il d respectfully SUBJ
mitted that this information be
furnished uB not later than
Wednesday, October ..
! should like to inquire
whether the appropriate order
has been released authorizing
the lifting Of the so-called agag
rule" for the purpose Of this
hearing.
Mclaughlin Letter
The FOLLOWING Is the teri
OF a letter dated October n
from Commissioner McLdugh-
IN 10 Mr.. Dodson.
I'm reply 10 your letter Of
october 4. 1857. ! have 70 ad-
Wise you as follows.
"The Patrol Signal System
books Of the several precincts
for the periods mentioned In
your letter have been assembled
by the Police Department, and.
as your ONCE has already been
advised BY the Corporation
Counsel. win be available at
Room 1859 Municipal Center
daily, except Saturdays and
Sundays. from tao am. to 4
pm. for inspection BY you and
your associates.
THE statistics requested In
your letter have been compiled
BY the Police Department and
are furnished you herewith.
"As YOU were advised BY the
Commissioner at the meeting
Of August Z. 1857. neither the
chief Of police nor the Commits
sioners are aware Of the exist
ence Of any gag rule" applica-
Bile to the Metropolitan Police
Department. II Is assumed.
however that the rule" you
have reference TO Is encom-
passed generally within Sec
tions IA and SO Of Chapter II
Of the police manual. In the
August 7 conference II was
agreed that an order would be-
issued BY Chief Murray waiv-
ing the provisions of said Sec
tons with respect to any and
all Of the instances set forth
in the specifications after the
report Of the Department Of
Justice had been received. A
letter. dated october Is. 1857.
was received this morning from
the Honorable Warren Olney.
III. Assistant Attorney Gem
eral. reporting in part as fol-
lows:
IAN Of the subject COM
plants have been carefully
considered by the Civil Rights
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from Thurman I. Dodsom.
NAACp counsel. on October 4.
Dear Sir: Pursuant TO con-
ference Of August Z. 1857, va
are requesting that the follow
Ing information and material
be made available 10 the Dis
trict branch Of the National
Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People:
"a Patrol signal system
books for the years 1855. 1856
and January through June,
1857. for precincts 2. 10. 10. II.
IL. 3 and IL. tal List Of per-
sonnet OF the foregoing pre-
cincts showing date Of appoint
ment and race.
ca The names Of all person
mel In the Police Department
with the following: Gal Date
OF entry into service. tb) Race,
tc) Rank.
co A list Of all squads in the
department showing personnel
and race.
90 ta) The total number Of
applications to force received
in the last 1--WE years. and Id
The total number Of applica-
tions for appointment 10 force
accepted in the last five 80
years by race.
Recruitment Cities
Isl The names OF cities where
District advertises for appli-
cants and q copy Of the last
advertisement submitted for
such advertisements.
t6l The residence States
from which all appointments
have been made In the last fiye
years by race.
80 The total amount spent
for recruitment programs in
the last i've years ca outside
the District tb) within the Dis
trict.
90 A copy Of the transcript
Of testimony and proceedings
in the recent Dankos hearing.
In view Of the shortness OF
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Justice Clears Murray,
But He Faces New Quiz

BY the Civil Rights section Of
this division. Each Of those
complaints which upon its face
appeared to involve a possible
violation Of the civil rights
statutes was investigated by the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation
at our request. The results Of
these investigations have been
carefully reviewed In the civil
rights section. and we have
concluded thqt the evidence
does not warrant criminal
prosecution for violation Of the
Civil Rights statutes.
Sincerely.
Warren OIney, HI
Assistant Attorney General
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People. at q District Building
Commissioners and Police Chief
Robert ". Murray, charged
there are policemen who want
to talk about the accusations.
They were unwilling or unable
to give their information. ac-
cording to Eugene Davidson.
local NAAcP president, because
of the so-called gag rule"
Commissioner Robert f. Nc
Laughlin said he and the other
Commissioners knew OF no gag
rule" but assumed the NAACP
was referring 10 sections II and
So Of the Police Manual. The
city heads agreed at the Au-
gust meeting that the NAACP
should have free access to In
formation available on its
charges that Chief Murray toll
Grated police brutality.
I'VE were reluctant TO start
our own hearings while the
Justice Department was inyes-
tigating US at our own request. "
Mr.. Mclaughlin said today.
Therefore. when the Justice
Department letter came yester-
day clearing Chief Murray Of
the charges. we ordered Chief
Murray 70 carry out the pre-
viously discussed directive"
No Change in Plans =
Mr.. Davidson said issuance
Of the order TO all precincts BY
Chief Murray would not change
the NAACp's preparations for
Mondays hearings. He said
the NAAcp general counsel.
Thurman L. Dodson. would
handle the organizations pres
entation Of les case.
There won't be any last
minute furry Of questioning
police officers this late in the
situation" Mr.. Davidson said.
Mr.. Dodson also made the
gah-rule" reference in q letter
TO 4he Commissioners octo-
Der b.
Here is the correspondence:
This is the teri OF a letter
to Commissioner Mclaughlin
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not. directly Or indirectly. rive
any information TO any member
of the press without the per-
mission Of the major and su.
pefintendent. except as pro-
vided BY provisions Of Chapter
"a Of this manual. (Amended
CO. January "a, $780, ~
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Will Boycott PurIey

SAIGON. Oct. Is B.-South
Wet Nam held this week that
the African-Asian conference
opening in Cairo Oct. II is
comnunist-inclined and would
be boycotted by Saigon.
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Charges Of Cog Rule
On Police to Be Aired

whether or not the Police Department. manual contains
hun rue for It's Ocers be thrashed out before
the Commissioners next Monday when the city heads
hearings charges Of police brutality discrimination
The National Association for the Advancement Of Coored
People at District building conference August with
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OoMAAuutu from EAkAb E3kN
the Police Manual which pro-
hihit policemen from discussing
police business without consent
Of their superiors.
Explains Opposition
Chief Murray said he opposed
the order because it requires
policemen TO get evidence for
the NAACP when that organic
zation claims II already has
abundant evidence 10 back
up its charges.
In q letter to Commissioner
Mclaughlin dated October A.
two months after the verbal
agreement was made between
the NAACP and the Commits
sioners-NAACP Counsel Thur
man l. Dodson asked that the
police make available the fol-
lowing:
Patrol signal books covering
three years and seven pre-
comets: personnel lists showing
race. rank with dates and APP
plications, q transcript Of q
recent brutality proceeding
against q policeman and cer-
tain information about police
recruitment methods.
The letter also asked whether
the -gag-rule" had been lifted.
In reply. Commissioner Nc
Laughlin wrote yesterday that
the books were available a. Mt-
nicipal Center. the statistics
were furnished herewith and
that Chief Murray had been in
structed to waive Sections u
and Is Of the Manual.
The Justice Department re-
port. which concludes the evil
dence does not warrant Grim
inal prosecution for violation Of
anyone's civil rights. clears the
way for q hearing on the
NAACP charges.
Hearing Set Monday
At 10 am. Monday, the city
heads viii air charges Of police
brutality and racial discrimina-
ton in the assignments and
use Of police.
Chief Murray emphasized
that today's order to the force
covers only the eight cases
named in the NAACP Bill Of
Particulars against him. His
order notified the force that
members, are charged with the
responsibility Of familiarizing
themselves with the Bill of
Particulars. But Q copy Of
them was attached to each
order
Text Of Letter
Here Is the Justice Depart
ment's letter to the city heads:
Dear Mr.. Mclaughlin:
In your letter Of October IL.
1887. you request that the
Board Of Commissioners be adj
vised Of the results Of the con-
sideration by the Criminal Di-
vision Of the materials which
you transmitted with your prior
letter Of July II. 1857. Your
transmittal Of July II. 1887. in
cluded certain complaints made
by Mr.. Eugene Davidson. pres
ident Of the District Of Co
lumbia Branch Of the National
Association for the Advance
ment Of colored People with
respect to alleged violations Of
the Federal civil rights statutes
by members Of the Metropoli-
tan Police Department.
All Of the subject complaints
have been carefully considered
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How to prOlOng
the prime Of life
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ourselves saying one Of two
Christian leaders Is more
Christian than the other"
DR.. Mclaughlin asserted that
where industry in our country
has employed chaplains It has
placed itself out ahead Of the
Methodist Church. II recog.
nized the problem and tried to
do something about It,"
The two-day meeting was
sponsored by the Methodist
Church's Commission on Chap
lains and Board Of Social and
Economic Relations.
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imposed by the fact that the
salary Of this type OF chaplains
is paid from sources other than
the church."
IF the church is to sanction
such q ministry" II continued.
1T should be safeguarded by
the development Of standards
which will assure the clergy's
independence to function In the
proper sphere Of pastoral serv-
Ice"
The message was approved by
minister and lay church leaders
at the conferences final session
yesterday Of q two-day meet
ling in the Statler Hotel. Meth
odist Bishop william c. Martin
lof Dallas. Tex. presided.
Must Avoid Capture
Warning the church must
not become the captive Of any
faction or section Of society. /"
the statement asserted the
Methodist Church must trans
late its traditional ethical her
itage Of love and Justice into
specific terms. This would In
Iclude such life issues as vio-
lence in Industrial disputes.
work stoppages. just wages for
honest production. just return
to investors and all other mat
tiers related TO industrial proc
esses including the rights and
welfare Of consumers"
The message also called on
Methodist churches in indus
trial centers to learn new
methods and experiment with
programs to serve the present
age" 1t also urged pastors in
local churches to become ''fa-
miliar with the industrial sit
uations In which their mem.
bers work"
Not A Judges
DR.. John r. Mclaughlin,
general secretary Of the de-
nominations Commission on
Chaplains. told the gathering
I'VE must not set ourselves UP
as judges between labor and
management. We must not find
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III. S. Helps Finance
81, SOC, 900 Quito Hotel

QUITO. Ecuador. Dec. is ta7.
Contract for construction OF q
250-room e2.5 million hotel
here with American and Ecua-
dorean capital was signed yes
terday.
The National and Interna-
tional Improvement Co. Of st.
Petersburg, Fla. and the Ecua-
dorean government are 10 pro-
vide the capital on an equal
basis. Senator SmatherS. Demo-
crat Of Florida and Ecuadorean
President Camilo Ponce wit
messed the signing.
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It's Never Too Lute

HANOVER. Va. H1.-Folks
are telling workerA In the coun-
ty clerks ONCE here that the
sign on the sdoor ought TO be
reversed. II reads: Marriage
and hunting licenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-18
CIergy's independence
In Industry Advised

The independence Of clergymen serving industry as
chapanS be saeguared by the church. conference
report on "Methodsms Ministry to an Industrial Society
declared yesterday.
Pointing out the Methodist Discipline provides for chapains
the industry the statement noted there .mtationa
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4-Sp.. z-Spkr. I'm Pertchle. $500
4-Sp 7-Spkf. ~ Psrtsbie. $500
$50. Possobie Automoiie Phono.
3lltl
t-Sp. PhiIeo Asfomotic phoao.
$500
kcA 4S-RPM Attachments 500
1885 wsbeos 3-Spssd Phone.
Ass
l-Sp. 4-Spkr. De Luxe Portable.
$500
ASP. ,-Spkr. RcA Phesosreph.
1880
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IeIevision DiooonoI Meosurement
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$50 4-dr. custom Sub
urban Station Wagon. 2 tone:
d dsoo o.r ml have ssTsS fpr this y
PLYMOUTH 1855 station wagon;
Icy yc,,mTbilssoege. &c; NELSON ,,S 4
"a sedan: unusually
clean; ! owner: fun, equipped
E harosGl III: Ri HI mo. "lii nhAns'
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OLDs 81 Classic "9S" Holiday
coupe: IN 2-tone black and yellow.
hydra, and h; only S496.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
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KIRK MOTOR CO.
GIANT MOTORS


liai aIst 81. NV. Di. roll
1885 MontcIair 4-dooF
sedan: attractive light blue finish.
hnfmontzing white leather trim in
terror. . host Of features including
radio. heater and Mercomatic: 4
loE-mileage, one-oWuer car which
reueets the finest Of care. WATA
11arantee; Reduced 20 only Sl.5o5.
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GIANT MOTORS

1 1d1s 'oS supsr "ss" .I Holiday eDs
brakes. :. and b., Wv. tires: Ike
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24li Bladsns. I'd. ne. La. o-i07T
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PLYMOUTH 1855

Sports Suburban 4-dr.; radio, heat
er. automatic transmission, luggage
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AUTOM0BILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 81 Clipper 4-dr.: hy-
terms. BELL MOTORS, SOLO
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-e900.
PACKARD $50 Super Clipper sedan
full-power and torsion suspension.
$4,000 list price, now only S2,4Nb.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS, e74O
Piney Branch I'd, Silver Spring,
Nd. JU. 5-S52b.
PACKARD 1882 4-door: 4 very
clean, low mileage car In good me-
chanical condition. POHANkA
SERVICE GUARANTEE: S4ob.
POhanka OldSmobile
washington's Oldest oldsmohile
leadership. 1t Their Newest
UDED-CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blvd. r.. 81. epg., Nd
~. 5-7s5b
PACKARD 1881 De luxe 4-dr.: ra.
do, heater. automatic; runs good;
Bowman Motor Sales
1900 ca. Ave. NV. RA. 6-l122
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IOR |jTl.MI SS'IiFE ID IO|'Iildc s
MCKEE PONTIAC

EONllhC MEANS MCKEE,
NEW uSEp-cAR LOCATION
18th and L SITS. NV, ST. 3-7lO7
oLpe '55 Super ''6S" cow; beau
tiful light gray with all-leather In
terror: fully equipped, incl. hydra,
power steering, and brakes. radio,
heater. hke-neW Wv. tires: sale
priced, Sl.6D5, can finance with
Sl4b down. or bank rates.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
AREAS ONLY EXCLUSIVE DEALER
400 Georgia Ave. NV, ia. $4,000
OFFICIAL CAR. white Cadillac
1857. 80" sedan with Fleetwood
interior, Cadillac air conditioning,
automatic windows. seat and all
only. few miles BY company ex-
stsntisii 81 IN fset Below the
buy your used Cadillac from your
authorized Cadillac dealer. ccc
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1229 22nd st. NV. PE. $4,000
PACKARD 1888 Super Clipper sport
cpe hydra. power brakes; an
unusually clean Packard: summer
clearance. S095, $l0b down. BELL
MQToRsSs 500 Wis. ave. NV,
PACKARD 1858 clipper 4-dr. /:
hydra; beau. TT. paint: . truly
hne car; S495
GIANT MOTORS
2411 Bladens. I'd. ne. LA. 6-1077
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oLDs 81 Classic .9s" Holiday
hydra, and b: only S495.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th st., 8. 8. ~. 5-6lS6
OLDsMoBILE 1856 starfFe ''9S,.
convertible; sky blue and white, full
leather interior; complete power
and electTlcal equipment; immaeu-
Suburban Cadillac ldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 6-7700
oLps '55 Super ''SS" Holiday cpe.:
ssM ecn & a ss7 81 Wv. tires IKE
GIANT MOTORS
2411 Bladens. I'd. ne. LA. 6-lO77
OLDs '53 "Qs" convertible coupe;
power steering and brakes. dyna.,
r. and h.; 1,l40. HORNER'S
COR Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne
oLDs 1865 "9s" 4-dr. Holiday Sc.
brakes. p. W.. D. g.. AutronIe eye,
w.-w. tires. TT. paint. This. IS
t1E CkI you We uE1LMCu Ol OWUluN,
well make Il possible now: S1,eob,
GIANT MOTORS
241l Bladens. I'd. ne. LA. 0-1077
|OLDS '54 Classic s'oS" 4-dooF
sedan, striking agut red and polar
o oI features incI. power Steering
and brakes: low mi. one-oWner car.
sure 70 please the most discrimlna-
Specially priced 81 only Sl,595:
|OLMSTEAD OldS
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-s4O0
OIDsMOBILE 1887 "9S" de luxe
Holiday sedan: black; very clean;
power steering. power brakes. re.
dueed 70 only s5.2e6, ccc guar
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
|1229 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
OLDS '65 49, 2-door sedan: beau
tiful red finish; fully equip. hydra,
Z, and h.. dual exhausts. etc.
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AUTOMOHILEs FOR SALE

MERCURY 'B7 Monterey de luxe
hardtop 4-dr.; lloWtone blue and
white. Mereomatlc: low mi; gar.
kent: diplomat Transferred; Sc. sp6
cash. NO. 7-0400. Ext. -, be-
tween q ANIL nm
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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH so Special de luxe
club. cpe.; r., b. excel running
cond.: SI45. XII. s-9O46., 1901
Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandria.
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook 4-door;
I. and h.. Cd: $685..
Page Hughes Buick, Inc.
62l Arl. Blvd. F. c.. JE. 3-11sg
PLYMOUTH "a Cranbrook 4-door;
radio, heater; excellent tires; very
clean throughout; real buy for
WHEELER. INC, WHEATON. MD.
HRYSLER-PLYMOUTH- IMPERIAL,
1925 GEORGIA AVE, LO. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '66 STATION WAGON:
81 .29b, Low DOWN PAYMENT;
PURCHASERS IN GOOD sTAND-
10 ALL, CENTRAL MOTORS, 61o
MASS. AVE NV
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OLMSTEADj O jI,dcIs.

-du0 WIIson Blvd. Afl., "a, 7-s400I
MERCURY 1857 Turnpike Cruiser
THIS car has been driven very few
miles By . high ofIeial Of our COM
pany. Its equipment consists 81
bower steerins. power brakes,
pouer windows and power seat
plus al the other essential equip
ment. This car Is being offered Ct
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll2i 21st st. NV. Di. Toll
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AuTOMoBILEs FOR SALE AuToMOBILEs FOR SALE 4

PLYMOUTH $50 station wagon;
1000 miles: original owner.
S795. OIL. 6-74I2.
PLYMOUTH 1857 Savoy 4-dr se-
heater os ana S dsiros sSSsoDs meadow ssR
green; 81 .96l tmodel No 1851,
Mr.. Miller, JE. 2-23O0. FALLS
CHURCH DE SOTO-PLYMoUTH.
Hillwood ave. and Lee hwy
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All blanens. 70. NE. La. O-lO11
OLDS i5a "98" CONVERTIBLE coupe;
power steering and brakes. dyna.,
&, and h.; 81, l40. HoRNER's
cons 6 IN s ~ al psaslsr' Fla. ave- ne
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KIRK MOTOR co.

1000 Ca. ave. ia. 9-4s0O
PLYMOUTH 80 Special de luxe
club coupe; good cond.: low mi.
$3.50 or best offer. GA. 4-6725.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

$50 Savoy VS. club
coupe; 7. and h.: II. 900 actual
miles. IKE new. MUST SELL
LOST OUR LEASE: S1.390: liberal
trade and terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. Pc.
, 1957-10-10
Bishop Swift Of
Anglican Church
Arrives on PM. Plune

Bishop A. IRVINE Swift Of
the Anglican Church with
headquarters in Puerto Rico,
arrived here on the afternoon
plane today. He was met by
the Reverend Father Earl
Hackett of Holy Cross Church.
Bishop Swift is here for the
confirmation service to be
held on Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
Tomorrow morning Bishop
Swift and Father Hackett will
visit many of the members of
the congregation; they will go
70 FrederikSted for luncheon
with Father Aldrich.
, 1957-10-10
Proclui1ns Fire
Prevention Week
October 9th to 18th

A proclamation has been is
sued by Acting Governor Roy
Bornn designating the week
beginning October 6 as Fire
Prevention Week.
The Governor called upon
the people of the Virgin IS
lands to promote programs for
the prevention and control of
fire, and urged all groups to
share actively in observing
the week.
, 1957-10-10
Bermuda Edrns $54
Million on Tourist
Business in 8 Yedrs

The Royal Gazette of Hamil-
ton, Bermuda in its issue OF
September Is, reports that:
ut costs the Government be-
tween 1882 and $11.36 for
every tourist who comes to
Bermuda but the Trade De-
velopment Board, w h i.c h
spends the money in promot-
ing the business, estimates the
bill comes to only As per cent
of the Colony's annual dollar
earnings.
According to other estimat-
ed figures compiled by the
Tourist Development Board,
the dollar earnings from the
tourist business for the three
years beginning in 1854 were
approximately $54, OOO, OoO.
An average of $50 each was
spent on merchandise, or $751;
$4,000 for the period, while
an average of $12.O7 each daily
was spent on accommodation
Continued on page a
, 1957-10-10
Milwaukee Bruves
Shut Out New York
Yunkees 5 o

The mighty New York Yam
KEGS went down to defeat at
the hands of the humble Mil
Waukee Braves to the tune of
so. It was the first time that
the Braves, since going to
Milwaukee, won a pennant or
played a World Series game.
The defeat was as great a
surprise as the firing off of the
satellite by the Russians.
, 1957-10-10
Islund Builders. Inc.
Opening FILA Model
Home Sunday. Oct. Is

Robert G.. Wallace, Presi-
dept of Island Builders, Inc.
said yesterday his company
will now accept applications
for FILA financing of new
homes to be built in St. Croix,
in the model home, opposite
Farchette's.
The builder stated that the
first furnished FILA model
home in st. Croix will be open
for public showing on Sunday
October Is from 2 Pm. to Z
PM, and daily thereafter. A
larger model will be opened
to the public in the future.
Wallace said the lowest
continued on pag1 y
, 1957-10-10
Cdlminitd Henry Of
st. John Wins
Autographs Baseball

1t was announced that the
winner Of the autographed
baseball was Miss Calminita
Henry of Estate st. John.
Miss Henry purchased a tag
on "Valmy Thomas Tag Day."
on the afternoon of the recep-
ton all the numbered stubs
we're collected but it was not
found feasible to pick a win
ner there. The winning num-
Der was therefore picked at
the dance given at Farchette's
on Tuesday night.
, 1957-10-10
Acting Gov. Bornn
Gives Dinner for
VdlmY Thomus

Acting Governor and Mrs.
Roy Bornn were hosts to MIR.
and Mrs. Valmy Thomas at a
dinner given on Tuesday night
at Hotel st. Croix by the Sea
at Z pm.
Other guests were Admins
trative Assistant and Mrs.
Alva McFarlane, Administra-
tive Assistant and Mrs. Tom
Cunning, Senator and Mrs.
Aubrey Anduze and Gustave
Bowling, lI.a Esd
After the dinner the party
went to the dance at Farch-
cites which was given in
honor of Valmy.
, 1957-10-10
Acting Governor
And His PdrtY
Return to St. Thomds

Acting Governor Roy Bornn
returned to st. Thomas on the
afternoon plane yesterday.
Mrs. Bornn left on an earlier
plane.
Accompanying the Cover
nor were Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Cunning.