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|Hoyas Oppose
Occidental in
|2-NiIe Relay

BOSTON. Jan. 81 CPD.-Three
members Of the Occidental
College relay team which last
year set q 2-mile record out
doors have been joined by q
sophomore newcomer In at
tempts for q new indoorsrecord
They viii run tomorrow night
In the Boston "A Games and
In the Milrose Games February
10 and New York &C meet Feb
ruary Is In New York.
Their principal competition
win be furnished by George
town. winner Of nine straight
indoor emile relays last season
and Manhattan, which broke
0eorgetown's streak at the
Boston X. Of G. meet earlier
this month. Georgetown won
again last Saturday In The
Evening Star Games In Wash.
ington. where Manhattan did
not compete.
The record that Occidental
hopes to pass Is the 1880 SET
by Seton Hall 10 years ago on
the nine-lap Bronx Coliseum
track. The Boston and New
York tracks are IL laps to the
mile.
Occidental's world record
time outdoors Is 7::22.e. Vet
Grams Of the team that set that
mark are Dave Reisbord. Tod
White and Ty Hadley. Bobby
Rye is the newcomer TO the
team.
Running for Georgetown win
be three Of last years veterans.
John Nelson. Norm williams
and Bob Carney. plus new
conner Bob Vinton.
Georgetown also win have q
good mile relay team In tomor-
row nights meet. Jack Bisbee.
Carlos Tan, Al Stabler and
nifha,. Nab Gr,atth -. Vtv.a Xafl.,
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Fort Myer Wins
On Free Throws

Paul Covington scored two
foul shots after regulation time
had run out to give Fort Myer
a $685. victory over Andrews
Air Force Base in a Middle At
lantic Interservice Association
Conference basketball game
last night at Andrews,
With the score tied. 64-64,
and i've seconds remaining in
the game, Paul Watkins gave
Andrews a one-point lead by
making q free throw. But Wat
kins turned the victory into de-
feat when he fouled Covington,
who was attempting q layup
shot at the buzzer,
Covington scored II points
and Reggie Smith added Is for
Fort Myer. Dick Kendall led
Andrews with l6 points.
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.JCC Swimming Meet
To Be Held Tomorrow

The 18th annual Jewish
Community Center invitaticnal
swimming meet wiz be held
starting at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the center. Sixteenth and q
streets NV.
More than 100 men and
women have been entered in
the seven-event meet.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

REVERB. Mass. Chico veiar,
1891. Stamford. Conn. outpointed
Jackson Brown, l59, Boston, 10.
LOS AN0ELEs.-cal BRAD. 1877. Los
Angeles. stopped Santiago 0utierre1.
PORT FAIRFIELD. Maine. Babe
Mccarron,. l57, Brownville, stopped
Butsy Gallant. i53. Rumford. 10.
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Patterson Exhibition

HOUSTON. Tex. Jan. 81 Up.
Heavyweight Champion Floyd
Patterson viii box Q three
round exhibition here Tuesday
night. and local promoters
hope to sell his manager on
the idea Of matching him later
with third-ranked Roy Harris.
Harris. Of Cut and Shoot. Tex.
will watch the three-rounder
He is now serving . tour Of
duty as an Army reserve Of
ficer.
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PRO BASKETBALL
EASTERN DIVISION

ToDAY's SCHEDULE
Detroit vs., New York at Boston,
Philadelphia 81 Boston.
o. douis at Cincinnati
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Philadelphia, -Ilb: Boston, %.
Detroit, h7i syracuse, a.
MINNEAPOLIS, 100; Cincinnati, l0t.
ToMoRRQw's SCHEDULE
Ehiladelphia Va. petroit II New York
Boston ~ New York.
Cincinnati At 81. Louis.
syracuse a Minneapolis.
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Pidsodny. Gaining his third
shutout Of the season, Pidsodny
was credited with "a saves as
Washington brought its season
record against New Haven to
ia.
The scoring, In order, waa
done by Bernie Bernaquez on
assists from Angie DeFelice and
Roger Hayfield: Player Coach
Steve Brklacich on o set-up
from Hugh Campbell. and Steve
Kuzma on q pass from Jean
Leclerc.
Washington. continuing it,
road trip. is at Clinton, N. Y,
tomorrow night and returns TO
New Haven for a game Sunday
night.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. 3
R~-Charlotte's Don Davidson
broke a tie with only two min
utes remaining last night ia
give the league-ieading Char
lotte Clippers a Ga EIIL VIC
tory over the Clinton Comets.
With Al seconds left. Clinton
pulled out its goalie. but the
desperate scoring maneuvel
backfired as Charlotte's CHUCK
Stuart shot the length Of the
court into the empty net u
give the Clippers the bonus
score. Charlotte leads the
league by eight points.
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HOCKEY SCORES

Totals 80 56s Totals - 6 81
Halftime score: 56-29. Andrews.
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Other favored teams reach
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NEW HAVEN. Jan. 81 fspe- Pdsodny Gaining his third
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HUDSON lKT 1851 sHeel. tond
I've, 10, s-tssS.
uuns0N ba-commodoEs \, 1-lona
palni, 3T, 900 actual milsn. exesp'
lonaliy clean. seob O. best ensf'
IMPERIAL - 4-doof sedan. al
power equipment =. and a. ento
trAns., Wv. ttrenl $3.50. $3.50
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 n. n ave, wa, z-7O0l
i..aE.isL ~ ~ es S. 4, .ss.
dltloningi 1888.
so,o w,I..Ss h Ma EII. I ss $40,
'aSSas Sos ~ ,ri sSS E s .sssll;n'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1858 XXX,
$50 coupeA roadalerb and ~
nednns. low down payment viii
10 10 50 months 81 hank n.
nancInr MANHATTAN tAfpoRTIf
Cars 7th and = sta. n.v- no
LINCOLN 'bs Premier 0-paaaenHel
hardtop. fuil power incl. seats
windoWG and door lockai cham
palgn with matching all-leather In
error. driven verl lev milea 81
company president Lat price
s6,Asi midsummer clearance
price, Sf.ot0
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
LINCOLN MERCURY
iisi sist 81, NV. Di, 7-0lil
-. ..a - s-...-V-.-.-.-
LINCOLN 80 Premier hardtot
coupe. every extra. fun power
immae. white hnish' ail-isathsF In
terlori Ss.unl.
THACKER MOTORS
isth and n, I. Ave. NE. IA. $1,000
LINCOLN 80 Capri hardtep
equipped. p6.. .p.bs seats and win
eowA, very nice. Butler bonded
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
Iiei sist 81 nv. ~ 7-e47O
1884 CAPRI hardtop;
black full power: S575. DE-
LINCOLN 80 Premier convertible;
full power equipment, radio
e essss low Ss0n %iisas Sl''s one oSnsr
bank-rate terms. 50, eos,
WfiEELMOBiLE ONE- OWNER CARS
$500 WISCONSIN N,WaEM, 2-1020
MgRCEDEs-BENz $50 100 SCI.
TWpNATIONAI MOTORQ 40 a
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DIVER

FORD "a Tudor sedan; factory
equipped, beaut, lisht blue finish,
in immac. cond. throughout; full
II prfra SROk
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1888 eonvert.i pa. eruls-o
matte transmission, Wv, 2, ans
h., low mil, bought new, trade &C
ceptable. Mr., KEY6ER, IA. b-e9bO
FORD 1881, IN good condition. ~
s.240s after pm,
FORD SO Pairlans club sedan; 2
and h.. Fordomatie, Ike nev
TAKOMA FORD
TOSS Carroll y, Ave. I've; od TsEoma Pan
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AuromoBILEs ron SALE

NKRcURY 'bs ManisFsy 6-door,
slssrin1. custom Interior. tintsc
alass' tlfsssi enc ewnsF' lik'
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
wa. and Ellisott NV. KR, 7-is0t
MERCURY 80 MontciaiF con-
Sss at;, nee soe ssI., si ton
s 3, ssSIs' ssS "a J, es s.ss s s,s
s saSRs. '-s's0 ana Tor .pp'- Oh
MERCURY $50 Mcmillan t-dool
aSe's' sasss drIss. R ssls
heater Immaculate; ens owner
bank-Tate terms tl,ooe
WHEELEn. INC, cHRYatKR CITY
ss6o wisSohsIS Sft2T M ss Ss'
MERCURY '5b Montclair hardtep
Mercomatie. 7. and h.. pa. p,b.
Pe.s. sat Green and white nm
Guy STEUART MOTORS
MISUNDERSTANDING
iie ce. a'T p.I hfs'fss my s .cs7'
MERCURY 'ss e-passsnesr sedan
brand new, .complete and readi
4 10 80 with heater, turn signals
etc. Americas ton value with ~
beauty, quality, roomlneaa. safet,
and performance List price, So.
ISL; our mid-Summer clearance
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
LINCoLN-NIRcuRY
liiei eitt 81 NV, pI, 1-Oill
MERCURY 'bS custom YES e-door
attractive mint-green nnish. har.
moniEing interior, fully equipped
Including overdrive. safety tested
and Guaranteed . regular si'0eS
DISCOUNT PRICE. si.oss
lOLMSTEAD Odds
5000 wllson blvd, Ar, IA. 7-s4OC
MERCURY 'sb 2.doof club coupe
i an NV N.Y. ,sS,55sssi has new look
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 o.. Ave. Ia. e-2oO0-2e0A
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flNW US Hht.s A-S--Hu1--NtlA
FORD 81 2-door, l-owneT. good
eones S215 incl. 2 Gnov tires. 10.
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BANNING q SONS
$500 BALTIC, Ave- Hyattsville Nd
UN. 1850 Open I'll .
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AUTOMOBILES foR SALE


Porn SO customlins; Pordomatle;
TX. I sa.7asi7 al,.I 0s0 p SSnO Il.
T on !, "a "a Tudor; Fsdio' heater
1910 Wilson Blvd'' ArI "a a-4iOe
FORD 1888 2-df, sedan: 2. and b,
Wv. intereepteT motor; $3.50
cash. Assume sfb mo. payments
IA, 7-32ia after s,
FORD 1880: 8 cyl. By owner, new
$3.50, Call KI' s-l2eO.
FORD '55 sunlinsr convertible
blue nnishi like new. A bargain
Si,Oob LOGAN Uptown Ford
354O 18th st, NV, ~. 2-4i00,
FORD ISL 8 e-door: owner. 5000
eond S275 Incl. snow tires. 10
FORDs-'b5. $50 and 'b7 Fairians
club sedans, town sedans. hardtor
Victorias' all fully equipped. one
owner, low mileage. Priced from
Si.005. LOGAN Uptown Ford
354O l4th st, NV. TU. 2-4lOO,
FORD 81 custom 2-dr. VS.; Wv
tires, very clean, low mi. 2. ana
n; best offer. TE. 6-sO45.
FORD '5S cow: standard trans. ;
owner leavina town, must sell.
CT. 6-i2RQ.
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iUY STEuART MOTORS

OPEN DAILY 90
DODGE '55 Royal Lancer Coronet
automatic trans, power steering
and brakes, T. and h.. many other
extras: immaculate condition .
81 .295. LOGAN uptown Ford,
3540 l4th st, NV. TU. 2-4lOO.
DODGE '53 corOnet VS. 4-door:
beautiful metallic green finiSh, 7
and h.. gyromatie transmission
This car looks and runs perfectly.
G5Qh
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AuTcMosILIs ron sALI AuroMoIIlIs ron sAlT


cHEvnoI.Er .ss 'alo- az. 81
GUY HTEuART MOTORS
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BUCKS, 80 ssdansi black. fullI
eaulpped. .poveI ateeTlnf, powel
side and cut choice a So
Your Buick Dealer, khHilaoN A
oaAk go Rhode Island ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

roRp 81 rairlaps 800 vieiorla
slb snsins; iike iss ss,isS
GUY STEUART MOTORS
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AUToMOBILIs FOR SAFE
ANGLIA

orEroRb A EsIosfo FRsId ia js s.paea
AUSTIN mEAIRY 49, white, pev
tires. wire wheels and overdrive.
Excel eond slsooo 20 Though
Bros. AUTO PAwNnRokERs
1915 Lee hwy. Rosslyn' IA 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

BUlCk 80 hardtop: beautiful b.
and white interior. fully eaulpped,
2. and h., dyna,, Wv, Tires. back
up liGhtn, ete,i very elnanl thor
Qunhiy Iecondltioned ~ ,o4l
Your Buick Dealer, EMERSON a
Damn gl9.bedhods ialahd ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

ONLY AT BANNING'S
and h. excel sond,i si.ilss
BANNING & SONS
$500 Baltic, Ave- HyattsyIlle, No
UN. 1880 open I'll .
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OLIVIER

DODGE '53 Sierra 2-door station
wagon VS.; gyro-toruue. radio,
heater, 2-tons,. white-wall tires;
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ilScS s. s.S b.I Nv aa,.g s-Sss''
FORD 1880 custom Tudor. v-e,
conc. 5000. Call w. I.iTSt after
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ONLY AT BANNING'S
FORD SO Tudor customline. 2
and ~ one owner; low milease
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STANDARD PONTIAC
BOWMAN

sludebaker--Packard--Msrcsdes
1000 oa, Ave, NV, ia, $4,000
MERCURY 'bB Monterey hardtop:
hercomatlc, 2. and h., green and
white nniah; s1,3nb,
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BUICK 1897 Century convertible.
s sons srs noN vls1 eI pfss 1pp .bS
Wv tires. full factory equipment
fun warranty. &2,4nI See your
Buick Dealer, EMERSON A
oRME, elo Rhode Island ave. ne
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AuromoBILEs ron SALE

80 hardtop eoups,
h.rcomatle, .. and h., Beautiful
.lcns blue With matshins IN
dition throughout $500.
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BUICK - Ro1dmastsf z-df; dyns.
now. 7. and h.. power steering
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CHEVROLET SO COW
BANK REPoSSEssION
81 DOWN

To reliable parties, and payment,
Of S26 per mo. LYNN MOTORS
INC 3O01 14th st. NV, AID
4-4646.
cHRYsLER 'b5 Windsor convert.
ible. auto. trans, r. and h.
power steering; S1,4o5. s2st
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 r. l. Ave. WA. 7-7OOC
cHRYsLER '55 station wagon; Ike
new; S1,595.
TORREY MOTOR C0
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Iien; ma private owner, sSeb. 20
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

Fonp - t-eE. VS.; hlass nnlsh
gll price Sac IS On, ohhiao !
hoIQh9 sua v. Broad a.. PAIL
fOnD 40 81. e,I y. and n; darl
oRhleoN Aofof8. 5oi ". hreas
~, EAlla Church.
F0nD lnka Ranch Wason 4-dr.
and 1897 Ranch Waaon a-dT
both fully EQUIP, mual sell lmmed
PVT. party. wa. Anal aftel
q pm.
roRp 81 Faiflaps 800 vieioTla
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BUICK 'B4 a-dr. sedan white TOP,
blue body q. and NJ dynanow.
seat Govern; immaculate inside
and out thoroughly rseondi'
EMERSON Il oRME. 6i6 Rhode
lAand ave. ne, pu 7-o20O.
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FORD ~ hardtop cow: take over
payments. Call anytime after
$40 nm Pa 2-54Al
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CADILLAC 'bt FleetwCod ssd.: pre-,
MUM tires low mi; like new; full
power; Sl,g75. no. ,2-O2el,
CADILLAC 1855 Sedan De vile: q
tone blue; power steering, power
brakes: very clean; only $685.,
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1000 gQnd Al NV Pc. 7-20OO
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AuTOMoBlLEs ron sAlI

Iubs6N ~ isslI sI.sI; eco a,I
ssef 10. 6-tal2,
uunk0N ba-commodoEs \, 1-lona
nalnt, $1,000 actual miluns eMesp-
lonaliy clean. seob O. beat eHsf'
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'pED .. ,ss; eSouStIy ssulS, s;6Ss -.
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Driving Rules
In School Zones
Listed by AAA

Driving regulations in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
pertaining to school buses and
school zones have been outlined
by the D. C. Division, American
Automobile Association.
In Fairfax County the speed
limit in a school zone has been
raised to Is miles an hour from
is. Work is now under way to
install the blinking light system
In the zones.
In the District the speed limit
for school zones is is miles an
hour, with no regulations re-
lating to the passing of a school
bus.
In both Montgomery and
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Senators Louding NH
Cite Area Boys Cases

He mentioned the two young
sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ben
Schwartz who live at $40 Maple
road, Morningside. Md. Mr..
Schwartz is superintendent Of
the legislative garage. which
is administered by the office Of
the Capitol.
Both boys, Richard, 4, and
Howard, 5, in their earlier years
developed holes in the inner
chambers Of their hearts. The
fact that brothers in any fam
lily have the same ailment is
regarded as rare in the medical
world.
The Senators pointed out
that Howard underwent surgery
at NH more than a year ago
to remedy the condition. The
operation was successful and
the lad has gradually come
around to full health.
In q few days Richard viii
undergo the same delicate OPP
Grafton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

The work of the National
Institutes of Health at Bethesda
received warm praise on the
Senate floor yesterday and to
back it up a pair Of Washing
ton area brothers we're men,
toned as cases in point.
In brief addresses. Senators
Mansfield, Democrat Of Mon
tana, and Hill, Democrat Of
Alabama, credited teamwork in
Congress for making possible
the research and medical work
at the institutes and paid
tribute to the staff workers at
NH who in their dedicated
lives give of themselves that
this great work for the health
Of the people may go forward"
Said Senator Mansfield:
There people go with little
hope. While some do not come
out whole again, many are
given the necessary recovery to
live again as useful citizens.
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Prince Georges County there Is
no special regulation governing
the speed limit in school zones,
but all schools are located on
streets where rs miles an hour
is the posted limit.
Vehicles in these two coun-
ties approaching a school bus
taking on or discharging pupils
are required to stop when ap-
preaching the bus from either
the front or back. When COM
ing up from either a right or
left angle, the motorist is al
lowed to proceed through the
intersection.
In Arlington County. Falls
Church and Alexandria, school
zone speed limits remain is
miles an hour. Also, vehicles
approaching from any direction
a school bus while loading or
unloading pupils are required
Ito stop until the bus moves on.
, 1958-02-08

mission will be sending dele
cations, takes place in Trini-
dad, April 10 = Is, and its
theme will be "A Nation is
Built in its Home" 1t is being
Jointly sponsored, by the Carib
bean Commission and t h e
Food and Agriculture Organi-
cation Of the United Nations.
Those now invited to send
observers include the govern
ments of Bermuda, Cuba, the
Dominican Republic and Haiti,
and the Holy See; the United
Nations, the World Health Or
ganization, UNESCO, UNICEF
the Institute
Continued on page A.
, 1958-02-08
Lester NJ. Marks
In V. /. to Inspect
Public Works Projects

Deputy Public Works Advi-
sor Lester M, Marks is in the
Virgin Islands on an inspec-
ton tour Of public works pro-
jects. He plans to remain for
about two weeks. He is work
ing in conjunction with Will
liam Seeley, coordinator.
Mr.. Marks, it will be re-
called, supervised the plan
ming construction of commu-
nifty facilities in these islands
under the Harwood Ten Mil
lion Dollar Program.
, 1958-02-08
Virgin Is1dnds
P~lcrning Board 10
Hold Meeting Soon

The Virgin Islands Planning
Board will hold a meeting
soon for discussions on the
coming regulations and the
building code.
Copies of the bills are avail
able at the Boards Office in
the Government House at
Christiansted, William Thayer,
vice chairman said.
, 1958-02-08
Gov'ts, Interested
Groups Invited to
Home &c. Confab
PORT OF, SPAIN Govern.

PORT OF, SPAIN : Govern
ments Of t h e Independent
Caribbean republics, interna-
tional organizations and insti-
tutions interested in the sub
iect have been invited to send
observers to the Second Con-
ference on Home Economics
in the countries served by the
Caribbean Commission, c. F.
Beauregard, Secretary Gen
eral of the Commission, told
the press.
The Conference, to which
countries served by the Com
, 1958-02-08
Roger W.. Baldwin,
Civil RIGHTS Leader,
ComingHere for Conf:

Roger w. Baldwin, world
famous Civil Rights leader, is
scheduled to come to st. Croix
for conferences on Monday at
the Government House in con-
nection with proposed changes
to the Organic Act.
The hearings will be held
under the auspices Of the Or
ganic Act Commission.
, 1958-02-08

Hubert Davis, Construction Foreman for the Virgin Is
lands Power Division. was eectrocuted at lis today while
working on power lines off Golden Grove. Drs. Ellers and
Stevenson from Frederiksted were summoned and pronounced
him dead. The body was taken to the morgue at the Charles
, 1958-02-08
HILBERT DAVN CTI0N FOREMAN Of St. Croix Festival
,uronn r,ro-noa,U--n 49, Queen, Ladies' in
NIIUkP, ELEI IkULUIEDA AL GULDEN UkUVE II. r. for Cd1nivdl

Luz Della Brignoni, Queen
Of the St. Croix Christmas Fes-
tival, several of her ladies in
waiting, and other connected
with the St. Crcix Festival,
went to Puerto Rico yesterday
to participate in the Annual
Carnival Festivities there, as
the guests of Accion Cultural
of which Miguel Tapia is
president.
Accompanying Miss Brig
noni were Misses Jean Grigg,
Arlene Petersen, Hilda Aloyo,
Merza Grey, Lynette Lang,
Belardo, JuanHa Len
hardt, Corinne Nielsen, and
Mabel Simmonds. Miss Sim
monds was queen for 1856.
Others were Candida Guada-
loupe, Ignatius Jackson, Will
helm Samuel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Gonzalez and son, Adj
ministrative Assistant for st.
Croix, Alva c. McFarlane,
Mrs. Anna Brodhurst a n d
Roosevelt Bowling.
The plane was chartered
especially fer the group; Mr..
Samuel, laison officer, was in
charge of arrangements.
, 1958-02-08
Chief Of United States
Armed Forces
Vdcdtion'g in ST. Croix

Admiral Arthur Radford,
Chief Of the United States
Armed forces is at present
vacationing in St. Croix. He is
here with Mrs. Radford.
Admiral and Mrs. Radford
are guests at Carlton Hotel.
, 1958-02-08

HarWood Memorial Hospital
and the Coroner, Judge Will
liam Moorhead notified.
Davis was changing a two
phase transformer; he was be-
ing assisted by Andrew Ed
wards of Kingshill Village and
Bruce Nc Intosh of Estate
Ccntentment. He sent Ed
wards to pull out a trans
former switch, which is locat-
ed at the corner of the village
near the Center Line road; he
had forgotten that there was
another switch on the same
line IN the Fairplain area,
which caused his death. The
power was off as a result Of
the accident for a little over
one hour.
Davis, who was recently di-
vorced from his wife, is sur
vived by four children and
other relatives.
, 1958-02-08
Director Luusis
Report Cites Progress
o. Virgin Islands
Ability of the Virgin Islands

Ability OF the Virgin Islands
government to meet it's cur
rent expenses, for the first
time in years, is cited by An
thony T. Lausi, Director of the
Interior Departments Office
Of Territories, as one of the
accomplishments of the past
year.
In his annual report on ad-
ministration of offshore areas
in the Caribbean and Pacific,
Iausi also noted that the Vir-
gin Islands Corporation, for
the first time since it's incep-
ton eight years ago, showed
a profit-amounting to $295. 544.
Among other accomplish
ments cited by Lausi were APP
pointment for the first time of
rative-born citizens to be
Governors of Alaska a n d
American Samoa.
The report was called to the
attention of Congress by Rep.
John P. Saylor (R-Pa.)
Saylor declared himself
pleased with the progress re-
ported throughout the Terri
tories.
II commend Mr.. Lausi," he
told Congress, "and the many
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-07-18
Funeral Rites Friday
For George Miles

Funeral services for George +
Miles, 81, one of Farmville's pro
minent colored citizens, will be held
Friday at $3.50 p. m. in the Beulai
Methodist A. M. + church with in
terment in the OddfelloWs cemetery
He died Tuesday. July Is, after
several weeks declining health.
He was born in Farmville Marcel
4, 1894, the son Of William and Diana
Johnson Miles. Early in life he was
employed by the Norfolk & Western
Railway and had been contrac'
hauler with this company for many
years. He also conducted transfer
business. and is widely and favor
ably known in this community.
Surviving are his wife Mrs Ellen
Brown Miles, a sister, Mrs. Harietl
NJ. Williams. Of Philadelphia and
several neices, Of Richmond.
He was lifelong member Of the
Beulah A. M. E. church. and was
connected with several organizations
including the Elks.