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WHEATON AREA, no SIS down
Detached 2.bedrm, rambler: bsmt.
Payments like rent. Vacant, BUD
NEy REALTY. 10. b-2750. WI.
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LANGLEY PARK. 1901 Usage st..
blocks from large shopping cen
ter-Briek semidet: lSt-h tiled
powder rm.: 3 bedrms. and bath
on md A.: rec. rm.. fenced lot;
garb,. disposal. dishwasher. Priced
for immediate sale at Sl4,5OO.
he. 1854.
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IWINbhUUh' S4UU IN hppfoA'
S97 mo. pays ali-Detaehed 4
bedrm. home; nrepl.. lovely land
scaped lot: nr. schools. shopping
trsnsp. and swimming pool. BUD
NEY REALTY. 10. 5-2750, WI
o-6579.
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WHEAToN-Two neat 3-bedrm. and
one 2-bedrm. homes. bsmt No
money down or rent option. TAM
BLYN q CO., 10. $1,000, VIII,
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Observation-Disclosures Towne-
S16.950 for the loveliest home IN
the area. Gorgeous 4-bedrm. ex-
panslble Cape Cod. Full bsmt.,
Ice. rear screened porch, driveway:
many, many extras, incl. expensive
Grapes, wall-to-vall carpet, beau
week. FOGARTY & CO. 10.
5-5O52 or JU. b-7O24.
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BEfnEsDA-Nsv California ran.
model hit. bamf'; I hlks 70 Wa
avs hnh ahops, aAhuAL .
bodily or Mp, nc. Oh q
ieQQ' today. iO-t; ewes WI. O.
nETuEsDA. sumner Hlus,-nsw 4
bedrms a.bath aplii.leveli truly
maenlncent home with panoramic
vicN of The Potomac. oeiu4e Mt
and family I'm, oa ~ level MD
t0h a. " PI0Aki. Reallort, OIL
tesse2o, eyes, Oh t-siie. Open
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TAKOMA PIX: By OWNERS
bedroom eottage; quiet: shaded
lawn; mr.. Wash. San. Assume OF
monthly payments. $40 less than
rent Excel eond Price S12.450
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WHEATON sI2,a50. 2 bedrms
9x12 din nm. full bsmt., az brick
trsnsp; 100 4 $500 On, 500 mo
10. 5-3ass. SUBURBAN PROPER
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7 BRANCH FARMs-NeaTiy

new brk, -and-stone rambler on
acre. Entf. hall liV, Tm, with IRE.
pl., sep. din. rm., lge. kitchen, z
bedrms., den, ? baths and lac
rear porch Fun bsmt.. attached
garage. Price s3l 900. Call Mrs
GLAND, SP. 4-6255, 4. r. BLAN-
cHARD. Realtor. ~. $4,000.
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BETHESDA-3-bedrm, brick CO.
lonial. on deep wooded lot: in ex-
eel residential area. Full bsmt. /;
screened porch; garage; needs
esssO5sssinE s5ssl ysiu s,, a.
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3-BEDRM, SPLIT-LEvEL, with din
rm., de luxe kit. 2ls baths, rec
rm.: nice ward: lovely furniture;
hsar Eo Ia. s 2 AhNuM Real
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coN0Rrss nfa-e.iapils frams
Ssalts jSelt4'si' 1 fhhc..l . siis ~
saSs. Sol n3S.oaSa' - -
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uunTONsvII.LE - Good looking
ranch home on q " acre with 4
s ssS ,;s SinS, ss:a .s a y. 7"
khiNsGDa RRaI KafkfE. '-''''
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nILLcnksI AnnA ImpTs,. a,s
home, . mlna. from y 4. Capitol
IN delightful suburban neiKhhqI'
PRihoLE RkALTY. III. o-2bss
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WHEATON WOODS. Spotless g.
S SsdTm. brick ,G Gambler ~ With full iHIl
trust. WILLIAMS a CO., ~. q
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TAX. PK.-Home with income
2 units q hedrms. eaehl: also
terrace atrs;: pvt. entr. gas b ".
$500 % an Sut ow M s'5 -. s.ss4z.::
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wHEATON--s550 DIN. TO ANY.
ONE. s10S mo. 3-bedrm. rambler
full bsmt;, lee. scr. porch; bis
oil public and parochial schools
70 5-aass. SUBURBAN PROPER
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ROCKvILLE-Four bedrooms, 2
full baths: lrst floor air-cond.
fenced yard FLA .appT. S14.55Q
OWNER 2os Cedar lane. GA
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SILVER SPRING, mr., Dennis ave-
$4,000, OF; nothins down. gi
mo pays pays al. AZ 49 sJ TH r. DE
2,t. WITH br r bar; bar no bsmt.
PRATT A STEVENSON, ~
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no settlement cost buys this
beautiful 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
home. This home Is as clean as
Q pin Don't miss this great buy.
OWNER. 10 5-2l3l
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0LNEY ESTATES a 5-bedrm
WILLIAMSBURG style. Excel. for lae
family. D acres. Swim. pool. Barn
4.'5Oo, Easy terms. BooLEY's
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POTOMAC, MD. = Like-neV brick
eaT%s two SR Ssh asrss Is Ssf
port. To see, EN-. 5-l313. SAM
uEL Z. BoGLEY, INC. Potomac
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WHEATON,: ISIS grbana dr,I?.
yeii;shrusssd: ienssd ySG $500 800
On BY OWNER. VIII. 2-7l3s.
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WHEATON. Conn. GaTdens.-si3.-
800. $3.50 down. 2-bedrm. brick
rambler. full bsmt., rec. rm.,
dishwasher. disposal storm win
dows., close 70 81. GATHERINGS
s senoSI y ro3 az RTTI1oSs co" 10.
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HILLs-l29O4 Fiack
st;zopen Sun. 20. NoN-VET
loan. payable .s7S.o4 per mo.
Attrac. Cape Cod; expandable To
4 bedrms. and baths: has ire
place and nice. level lot. $4,000,
DIR Ga ave. to. Weller I'd. left
e ElSeE st.; co EiEht 70 III house Z.
1 ncSN HI 1917 ~ "
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MAMbLEh-Only S10.-
500: 2 bedrms, full bsmt. on
200 II lot: assume Az loan.
S67 So mo, or refinanee with
$3.50 On: OIL. 4-4522. c. W. BAR
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TAKOMA PARK-Qood looking
Cape Cod, with din. rm. Apt. In
terrace. Like new Close TO every
thing. S13750. with S555 down.
S105 mo. includes all. less $50 for
apt So So s ,, mo buys rs this 81, gem m
7lIb BAINIJM REAL, EsTATE.
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b.I.ss.s s.S ssss s :ss. r.
ma ~; rm. DIN. rm ~ s,,.. =
s. tSofA .s w. 70. fsels' =
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WHEATON = SlI.a5O. 3 bedrms. !.
enclosed rear porch, sep. din. rm
full bsmt. with rec. rm., built in
bar, outside entr.. $500 dn, $50
mo. paws ell 10. 5-36sS GUBUR-
BAN PROPERTIES, Nat
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WHEATON-Bfick rambler; bed
rms. large kit with table space:
rec: rm.; completely tiled base
ment: corner lot; many improve
lie and parochial schools convent
ent: S16,0b0 VIII. 2-6O71.
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oLNEY rAREA5-kiTost new brick
Ss.i .S &c s9 ssa. S:stI s.' s:S
large kitchen, fireplaces, fuli
basement on large lot IN lovely
area. Shown BY sppolntment oniy
CAL Mrs. hyde, WA. l-22qf
MARsTELLKR. MccABE a Co,
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SILVER sPRING = Modern, nearly
new split-level Liy, rm.. din. rm..
3 bedrms., bsrit. Near SCHOOLS and
transp. Excel, value: S14,7V.
500 down. HUGH T. PECK. HI
4-64OO IN p PIN.
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sIL. sPG. AREA-SlI,750 buys this
cute rambler. epick and span
throuehout; nestled in lovely trees.
$3.50 down. open 81. Ga. ave,
left on Plyers NIL I'd. 70 300.
a IlEhi ssiEsl1 e I1l ysan aassa rd
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SMVER SPRING, Harvey road
This beautiful 4-bedrm,, 2-bath
rambler has rec. rm., gear ga
rage; adjoining park: reduced 10
SIS 800; u. b-4554. oRUBB-
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loo, for professional man-4O,OOO
daily count, plenty Of highway
parking space; 3-bedrm.. ] h-bath
brick rambler; full dry daylight
bsmt. for once space, $l7,99O.
FHA terms or assume Az n
nancing. 10. b-366s. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES, Mgt.
SI26 OLD GEORGETOWN RD.-
Weli-kept Colonial; 9 rms, bath
stueco over masonry. full bsmt,
oil heat. scr. porch, attached ga
rage. $4,000 PRATT a. STEW
ENSON, JU. b-4366, Ma. s-S6s2
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7ILNEE sFRING = CLO8E IN
sle.ssQ Laree vell-kept bone.
R cr n HsSns , vi ' ssss aS Fn Ss.
i iTsss' RifLEY Co. 81 g. VIZ glsi irf
SILVER SPRING or. Alaska and
O., l-English Colonial, LIST n,
ssdrm: and bath md a. !
rec: rms ,, frspl.;; ideal for
Mi
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ROCKvnLE-siiverrock. si4.250,
Beautiful 3-bedrm. rambler; full
bsmt. gorgeous rec, I'm. with bar;
lss, Anchor fenced lot, blk; 70
CO., 10. 5-5Ob2 or JU. b-7O24.
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HILLS - Beautiful
brick rambler in immaeulate com
ditlon. wonderful neighborhood, B
bedrms., large enclosed porch,
Large lot with fine shrubbery and
fruit trees. Fenced-in rear, out
door fireplace, mi. from Silver
SpTing. Close TO all schools. pras-
tieally re s66 On account ;S q al ~,
settlement charaes. H. & H. DE-
vELoPMENr CO.. Ev. 4-S5l5 or
EU AIQOE
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ROCKVILLE. immac. 3-bedrm. RAM
bier, finished bsmt.. photo dark
rm. S12.500; AND neat 4-bedrm.
2-bath Twinbrook home. s12.T50.
mo mo y Dsv a0 VI T a 81 nSn sH $50
10. 5-2p30. VIII. 6-72S2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
Miss Suzanne Gardner
|Marries Mr.. MacLear

Former Ambassador to
Cuba and Mrs. Arthur Card
ner of this City and Palm
Beach. Fla. announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Suzanne Blake to Mr.. Frank
Reynolds MacLear. son Of
Mrs. A. A. MacLear Of New
York City.
The wedding took place
yesterday in the Church of
Bethesda by -the-Sea in Palm
Beach. Fla, with DR.. Tage
Teisen oficiating. Following
the ceremony, a reception
was held at the home Of the
brides parents.
Mrs. A. Britton Browne,
sister of the bride, was the
matron of honor. Brides
maids were Mrs. Arthur w.
Gardner. Miss Margaret
Moore, Miss Emily s. Gonga-
ware, Miss Ann Taylor, Miss
Elena Gonzales del Vale,
Miss Anna Maria Barraque.
and Miss Celia Campilli.
Mr.. Arthur Wendell Gard
ner. brother Of the bride, was
best man. Ushers were Mr..
A, Britton Browne, Mr..
Maurice Selinger. jr., Mr..
Carleton Mitchell, Mr.. A.
Howard Fuller, Mr.. Bradley
Moves. Mr.. Robert Symonette.
Mr.. James Crawford, Mr..
Richard Bertram. Mr.. Will
liam Powers, and Mr.. Juni
Beebe.
The bride attended Miss
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street. is devoted chiefly to
running church suppers and
wedding receptions. Three
of her daughters help her
regularly. and during busy
periods the rest of the family
pitch in, including the sons
in-law and daughters-in law.
It is a source of great pride
to Mrs. Sudduth that her
business has grown COM
pletely by word of mouth.
I'VE have never advertised,
and I'm buster than ever to-
day. The older I get, the
harder / work." she said
cheerfully.
81 wish 1 could do one 10th
as much as mother does"
said her Oldest daughter,
Helen McAinSh.
1t was Helen's husband.
George. signing himself her
son-in-law for almost IS
years." who formally nomi-
mated Mrs. Sudduth for
Mother of the Year.
"She has been so complete
ly successful in her purposes
and aims as a mother-rais-
ing nine children to be good
American citizens, each TAX
ing his or her place of respon-
sibility in the community's
civic, spiritual and home life.
(She alSo) has reached out
to children not her own to
mother. advise and love.
never complaining of heavy
family burdens" he wrote.
II 6
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Young mothers today don't
realize how much easier
things are for them. We
used to have to sieve all the
vegetables. And it took three
hours to cook the cereal"
Eyes, and it seemed like
there were always diapers
hanging in the yard. for years
and years." contributed Mrs.
Collingwood, herself the
mother Of six. II remember
bringing them in in the
winter, stiff as a board"
Il remember thinking. oh,
If the time would only come
when the youngest was in
school'-but then it came too
Soon," Mrs. Sudduth added.
The Districts new Mother
of the Year thinks big FAM
lilies are wonderful. and hopes
lots of young girls today de-
eide to have them.
And I would urge them
to raise their children in &C
cordance with Bible teach
ing" she said. IF I could
give anything to the young
mothers of today, I would
stress bringing up their chill
dren in Sunday school. I
would stress patience and
love-love above everything
else. If you have that, all of
the other good things will be
the fruit of it,"
Mrs. Sudduth has taught
an adult Bible class at Fourth
Presbyterian Church for 20
years, and teaches two chill
dren'S classes, too.
In addition to her nine
children, this wiry energetic
little gray-haired, gray-eyed
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day at 8 pm. in the recently
redecorated library Of the
chapter house.
The musical will be given
by Mrs. Gertrude Smallwood
Mockbee, pianist. and George
Myers, baritone, following the
chapters business meeting.
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University Women
Plan Two Meetings.

The board Of directors of
the University Park Woman's
Club, Inc. will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow
at / pm. at the home of Mrs.
Thomas M. Mountjoy. 5000
Forest Hill drive.
The book group of the club
will meet tomorrow at 10
am. at the Hyattsville Build
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
DISTRICTS CANDIDATE
Mother OF the Year
Is a Busy Woman

Life moves along a little
faster today than it did q
half century ago. But it
really isn't any more hectic.
In fact, a lot of wonderful
gadgets like electric clothes
dryers. strained baby foods,
and precooked cereals have
come along to make things
easier for mothers.
So says the Districts
Mother of the Year, Mrs.
Jessie Barnes Sudduth, whose
selection was announced to-
day by the American
Mothers Committee for the
District of Columbia. Mrs.
Sudduth thus becomes the
Districts candidate for ma
tional Mother of the Year,
to be chosen by the National
American Mothers Commit
tee. Inc, in New York q week
before Mothers Day.
Mrs. Sudduth. who now
runs her own catering busi-
ness. knows whereof she
speaks on the convenience
of clothes dryers and other
modern conveniences. She
reared nine children (seven
girls and two boys in an
eight-room house in Pet
worth without any such aids
to busy mothers-and with
out any household help.
Comparing Notes
Comparing notes with a
few previous District Mothers
of the Year the other day
at the home of Mrs. G.
Harris Collingwood, the 1855
winner, Mrs. Sudduth said:
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widow Of IS has % grand
children and two great.
grandchildren, almost all of
whom live in the Washington
area.
Her Nine Children
The children are George, a
clerk at the Agriculture De-
partment: Helen MRS.
George McAinsh). who is
secretary to Attorney Abe
Fortas; Jeanette MRS.
George Steinbraker), a secre-
tary at National Institutes
of Health; Betty MRS. Paul
McVearry), mother of six
who helps with her mothers
catering business: Charles,
jr., a farmer in CharlotteS-
vile. Va; Mary Jane MRS.
Robert EiSeD, a secretary:
June Mrs. Roy Manuel, a
housewife; Doris, a secretary
at the National Security
Agency; and Frances MRS.
Alvin Storey. whose Air
Force husband was killed in
a plane crash a month ago,
and who has returned with
her two-year-old child to
her mothers house.
Mrs. Sudduth opened her
catering business Is years
ago after her husband died.
in order to support herself
and her younger children.
The business, which she
runs completely from her
present home at 5404 Norton
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ing g. Loan, 3505 Hamilton
street, Hyattsville.
DR.. Donald Stewart. noted
book critic, will review The
Day Christ Died" Mrs. Henry
c. Smith is chairman Of the
event.
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Musical Program
To Follow Meeting

A musical program will be
presented at a meeting of the
Abigail Hartman Rice Chap
ter Of the D. C. OAR, Tues
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Porter's School in Farming
ton. Conn, and Briarcliff
Junior College in Briarcliff
Manor. N. Y. Her father
also is a former Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mr.. MacLear attended
Riverdale on Hudson, the
University of Michigan and
the University of Geneva,
Switzerland. He is an engi-
neering and research con-
sultant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-30
New Pearls

"Dressy" pearls are fun to
wear. Combined with silver
or bronze beads. pearls have
a formal look as the single
strand pearl necklace drop
ping pear-shaped silver beads.
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healthy without widespread
television.
wicklow. widely : advertised
and widely-admitted Garden
Spot" Of the Island. holds some
OF the islands most historic
spots, certainly from a religious
view.
Here, Glendaloch is no longer
the lonely valley sought out by
st. Kelvin a few years after 500
A. d. Called from self-imposed
solitude, he returned to his
favorite retreat and founded
one Of Ireland's most famous
schools,
Legends and Recommendation
- at least architectural -
abound and now form one of
southeast IreIand's prime tour
list attraction.
It has a rival for the famed
Barney Stone where a kiss on
the granite it supposed to en-
dow a new gift of CAB. At
Glendaloch. there is st. Kevin's
cross. complete with undeter-
mined but obvious antiquity.
Sufficient reach to wrap
both arms around it so that the
fingers touch will, legend says
grant truly heartfelt wishes.
Here Recommendation ends.
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The Shomrocks Glow
With q New Green

maximum estimates and the
tourist season is only opening.
Dublin newspapers front-paged
the event, some of them with
edition speed outstanding for
an event that goes almost un-
noticed in other capitals Of the
world.
Early season travellers found
Dublin only slightly drab under
seasonal mist. but toward the
famed Wicklow hills. yellow
gorse sparkled like flecks of
butter against the green.
The well-manicured lawns
we're bright with flowers and
the only wonder came was that
children were so pink-cheeked-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
FROM SANTA ROSA
TO SANTA ROSA
IS SHORT STEP

It's just one darned San
ia Rosa after another for
Capt. ALI Adler OF the
Grace Line.
In June. 1884. Capt. Ad-
Ter was appointed master
OF a brand-new ship-the
Santa Rosa. This month
"a years later-he will take
leave of his old ship and
walk across the Lines New
York terminal to take
command of her replace
ment-also the Santa Rosa.
He viii be master Of the
new Santa Rosa when she
makes her maiden voyage
June 26 to the Caribbean.
Nassau and Florida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
BY CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star stan Writer

DUBLIN, Ireland-Any Of
the green on this emerald isle
that may have been attributed
to envy over a lack-lustre tour
list trade is rapidly taking on a
glow of satisfaction.
With Europe holding out the
allure Of LourdeS and the Brus-
sells Worlds Fair as travel jew
els. Irish tourist officials are
putting new emphasis on Col
Lindbergh's comment that
ireland is the gateway to Eu-
rope"
Fire. in the opinion Of any
one who has ever been here, has
ample why's" to visit. Now, in
the opening Of transatlantic
service, New York to Shannon
and Dublin, by Irish Air Lines,
they offer a proud nationalistic
how"
May bookings were beyond
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Rood Repuired

The New York State Com
merce Department says repairs
have been finished on the
Route 9 approach to the Ada
irondacks. and delays Of last
summer. when the road was
being relocated, will no longer
be in evidence.
, 1958-01-13

sence from the Virgin Islands,
the powers and duties of the
office shall be exercised by the
Lieutenant Governor of the
Virgin Islands for the residue
of the term, or until the dis
ability shall cease, or during
the absence of the Governor
from the Virgin Islands. When
for any reason the Governor
is temporarily unable to per-
form his functions, the Lieu
tenant Governor shall act as
Governor for him during the
period he is unable to serve.
If for any reason the Lieuten-
Continued on page ~
, 1958-01-13
80
Miss jones Is
New Director Of
Heulth Nursing

Miss Louise James has been
named Director for Public
Health Nursing in st. Thomas.
S h e succeeds Miss Laura
Moorhead who resigned sew
eral months ago.
Miss James left st. Croix
several months ago after com
pleting a training program
during which six nurse-mid-
wives were graduated. She
was sent by the Public Health
Services in Washington ION
loan" from the State of Arkan-
sass She liked the Virgin Is
lands. Miss James was pre-
sented with a beautiful gift by
the st. Croix nurses as a tok-
en- Of their esteem; she then
expressed a desire to return,
having made SO many friends
Continued on page A
, 1958-01-13
Interior Officiuls
Return to Washington
After v. /. Study :

Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Roger Ernst and Di-
rector Of the Office of Terrific
ries Anthony Lausi returned
to Washington, D. C. on Satur=
day, via Puerto Rico, after
completing a study of condi-
lions in the Virgin Islands.
Messrs. Ernst and Lausi
spent two weeks inspecting
the governmental operations
and conferred with local Off
cials in St. Thomas and then
st. Croix. Here in particular
they were told, among other
things, that unification is not
working out satisfactorily fer
st. Croix. 1t was forcefully
brought out that each time
some little minor purchase
was to be made by the depart
ments of Health, Education or
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REPRESENTATIVE POWELL INTRODUCES
BILL FOR ELECTIVE GOVERNOR

Representative Adam Clayton Powell of New York has
introduced a bill in the House of Representative which
would provide for an elective governor and lieutenant COVER
nor of the Virgin Islands. The bill reads in part as follows:
, 1958-01-13

Be it enacted by the Senate Islands and the Lieutenant
end House of Representatives Governor of the Virgin Is
Of the United States Of Ameri- lands. At each general election
ca in Congress assembled, that the person receiving the high
the supreme executive power est number of votes for Gov
in the Virgin Islands shall be ernor of the Virgin Islands
vested in an executive officer, shall be declared to the office,
whose official title shall be and at each general election
"The Governor of the Virgin the person receiving the high
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d.. Moron. Five
Educators Study v. |.
Educational System

DR.. Alonzo Moron, Presi-
dent of Hampton Institute,
and five educators arrived in
st. Thomas on Saturday last
and will spend two weeks
studying the Social Science
curriculum of the Virgin Is
lands. They plan to remain in
st. Thomas until January 18th
and then come to St, Croix to
remain until January oath and
then return to the United
States.
Those accompanying DR..
Moron are: Henry David,
George Fersh, Dale L. HES
tand, Bryna Ball and Moe
Frankel, representing t h e
Joint Council Of Economic
Education and the National
Manpower. Council of t h e
United States. They will inter-
view education officials, prin-
cipals, teachers, and observe
classroom procedure.
Arrangements are being
made with Citizens Commit
tees Of both Islands to- ARRANGE
public meetings for lectures
by the professors and general
discussions.