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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
RIDES FOUR WINNERS DESPITE 1T
Gront's Amazing Day
HighIighted by Spill
BY JOHN SEGRAvES
Star stan Writer

Bowie Race Course. which
doesn't need 1t. had a new
publicity gimmick today - q
20-year-old jockey with the
pluck, luck and just plain tai
ent that goes for making a
colorful race-rider. His name
is Howard Grant.
They call this good-looking
Cincinnatian The General,
and the reasons are two-fold
When he's on a horse, he's
usually in complete command,
and even when he's not--such
as during yesterdays eighth
race-he's still got the place
in a stir.
Grant rode four winners on
yesterdays nine-race program,
but this wasn't the most start
ling thing that happened dur
ing the afternoon. However,
that's another part of the
story.
Wins Is Out Of 30
Howard arrived from Flor
ida only last Friday. Since
that time he has accepted 30
mounts and brought 10 of
these home first. Four more
finished second and five others
third. In other words, in five
days Of riding. The General"
has been out of the money
only eight times, and one of
these must be chalked I'D to
the proverbial breaks of the
game"
Grant had just finished boot
ing in Kings Chapel (Sl7.6OI
by two lengths in the featured
seventh race for his third score
of the afternoon. In the
eighth he was aboard a 3-to-l
shot named Surprise Attack.
Breaking from the No. | post.
Howard swept the 3-year-old
colt into the lead and opened
up a six-length advantage in
the backstretch.
With a furlong to go, Grants
lead had become eight lengths.
However. just as he reached
the eighth pole. Surprise At
tack began to 'veer in toward
the infleld fence. The colt
appeared to hit the fence
several times, then threw Grant
to the ground and galloped on
down the stretch riderlesS.
Kirk Changes Course
Jockey Jimmy Kirk. aboard
1mpressionable. who was run-
ming second. managed to change
his course and avoid the fallen
Grant, who got up seconds
later and walked nonchalantly
from the track.
Great Rock wound up the
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Griffs Reject Yanks' Offer
Of Bncke||> Reed for Hyde
Trade Material
Put on Display
In Wild Come
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

ORLANDO. Fla. Mar. l2.A
The Yankees have offered q
pair Of undistinguished minor
leaguers to the Senators for
Pitcher Dick Hyde, Manager
Cookie Lavagetto admitted to-
day, but the world champions
won't get Hyde on that basis.
Outflelder Jack Reed, a 800
hitter with New Orleans last
season. and Shortstop Fritz
Brickell, who batted 1865 with
Denver. are the players Casey
Stengel offered to Lavagetto
yesterday. =
81 kind of like Reed" Cookie
said after the Senators COM
piled an eight-run lead against
the Yankees here, then came
from behind on Bob AllisonS
two-run homer with two down
in the eighth inning to win,
1912.
Cool on Brickell
II like what little I've seen
Of him. that is" Lavagetto con-
tinued. I'D want somebody To
check him in action against
other clubs. I'm not so hot
about Brickell. Besides, Hyde
won 10 games for us and saved
10 others. We're not going to
let him go for that kind of an
offer" =
Reed could provide a talking
point in negotiations. He sup
piled a double and two singles
among the Yankees IL hits.
Brickell was hitless in his lone
appearance and committed an
error-one of eight by the two
teams-in the hectic contest.
Virtually all of the Yankees
marketable talent was on dis
play for Lavagetto's benefit.
Lesser known figures among
them who were wedged into
the game. in addition to Reed
and Brickell. were First Base
man Frank LEILA, Third Base
man Dick Sanders. Shortstop
Rod Kanehl. Outfielder Gordon
Windhorn end First Baseman
John Jaciuk.
Tabled as Slap Hitter
Windhorn, who hit only 10
honlers while batting 1928 with
Denver last season, slammed
two homers of Russ Kem-
merer, who yielded another to
Norm Siebern. Windhorn has
a reputation of being a slap
hitter with a weak arm.
Kanehl was hitless in four
tries and unleashed a pair OF
wild throws. Jaciuk singled
pcross two runs to give the
Yankees a 1911 lead in the
eighth. but he was a 1868 hit
ter with Richmond last year.
Kanehl batted .295 with Dallas
last season.
Hyde also was placed in the
See SENATOR'S, Page CA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Pittsburgh VS.. Cincinnati at Tampa
Milwaukee, VS.. Philadelphia at Clear
water.
st, Louis VS.. Detroit at Lakeland.
Los Angeles VS.. Chicago tAJ at
Sarasota.
Chicago IN VS.. Cleveland at Tucson.
San Francisco VS.. Boston at ScottS-
dale.
Baltimore VS.. New York ct 81.
PETERSBURG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

Pittsburgh OOe zoo 600 o. 8 l
st, Louis 100 900 O2l Is s !
40 innings
FSollies Blaylock; Brogiio %, CLARK
smith o ~ %Ld G; and oTssnj H
Home runs-Pittsburgh, Goss.
St. Louis CB, 600 O1o Oo4-5 o
CINCINNATI tBl 900 900 020-2 >
Mizell. Jones, Chittum and Kuhl-
man: Mabe, Schmidt, J. Bailey. and
Pavletich. Gender.
Cincinnati 600 Oo3 elo-s IT 0
Los Angeles 200 900 0"3-7 ii /
Purkey. Acker go, Wieand 49, and
Bailey. Drysdale, Koufax t8l. Harris
"a, KlippsteIn 49, and Roseboro.
W-Klippstein. L-Wieand.
Cleveland O0I 00O 00I--3 q :
Boston O10 200 O0x--4 4 o
wOodeschick, c. Thomas 80. Fer
a. Fornieles Is 1 and II 0s Sullivan En'As
w-cassle. WoOdeschick.
Chicago M 900 900 O23-5 r !
San Francisco $40 900 O6x--l0 10 D
Anderson. HiUman f5). Phillips az.
Henry 49, and Neeman: Miller, Fitz-
gerald ~, -Shipley 80 Jones (9) and
StieylitZ, McCardelI f6l.
W-Miller. Anderson.
Home runs-Chicago, Neeman. San
Francisco Saver.
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Virginia Horse Wins
Santa Anito Finale

ARCADIA, Calf. Mar. IL
(AP).-An upset victory by
Royal Living in yesterdays
$ll6.800 San Juan Capistrano
Handicap brought to a close
Santa Anita's most successful
winter racing season in IL
years.
Royal Living. aristocratic son
of a former great one, Hill
Prince, got heady ride from
Ralph NeveS and won by five
lengths under the silks of Mrs.
w. E. Uiz Whitney, Lunn's
Llangollen Farm of Virginia.
He ran the la miles in 2:452s.
a new track record. st. Vincent
set the old mark. 2:462s, in
1855.
Tall Chief II. an Irish horse
ridden by Johnny Longden. was
second, and Infantry, from
Kentucky. was third. Royal
living paid $l4.40. So and $50.
Tudor Era 18th
The favored Tudor Era. an
English import rated the best
grass runner now in training,
forced the pace. took the lead
and then finished 18th after a
humping.
His rider. Bobby Ussery, said
the horse tired and a bad jam
enSued at the far turn. An
Argentine challenger. Anisado.
moved into Tudor Era and
bothered him. But no claim
OF foul was entertained.
Charley Nottingham, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

HBP-Bertoia tby wiesler). Sanders
lby HYDE PB-Berra. U-Flaherty.
Paparella, Stewart and Umont. T.
2.53. A-3,l6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

New York 101 O22 l5O-12 II 4
Washington 400 $40 02x-l3 IL 4
Duren, Wiesler "a, Coates 90. Dick
20. Dickson $50 and BeTra: Pascual,
Kemmerer 90, Hyde 49, and Courtney,
Home runS-Ney York, Windhofn
"a. siebern; Washington, Zauchin. Al
lison.
Philadelphia O05 101 O24-l3 II o
Milwaukee POI 00l 0l2- : ~ .
and Sawatski Hogan 49, Wiley, Bull
90, and Ranew, Dalrvmple I0. W
MOrehead. L--Willey
Home runs Philadelphia. Freese.
Post t2), Milwaukee. Pisoni 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
Phi|Iies' Deal
For Post May
Paw Off Yet
BY the Associated Press

Wally Post may supply the
right answer to the Phillies'
question: "Who will share the
outfield with Richie Ashburn
and Harry Anderson"
Ashburn. the National
Leagues 1858 batting champion
with a $50 average, and Ander-
son. the soph who hit .30l with
81 runs batted in and had %
homers. need help to get the
Phils out Of the cellar.
Post. 29-year -old righthanded
slugger, is looked on as a pos
sible answer. He was supposed
to supplant the power the Phils
gave up when they traded Del
Ennis to st. Louis after the
1856 season. Philadelphia gave
Pitcher Harvey Haddix TO the
Reds in exchange for Post after
the ST season.
Disappointment in '58
Things didn't work out as
planned last year. Post wound
up being platooned with Rip
Repulski and Anderson, and
doing a lot of pinch-hitting
He finished with a 1872 batting
average. but he had only IL
homers flour as a pinch-hit-
teri and drove in 81 runs. With
Cincinnati the year before he
smashed 20 homers and batted
in "a runs while compiling a
pa average.
The PhilS decided to go for
broke over the winter and i'm
prove other team positions.
They traded Repulski to Los
Angeles. sent promising Chuck
Essegian to st. Louis and have
only Bob Bowman and aged
Dave Philley to battle Post for
the third outfleld spot.
Post went about mailing down
the job yesterday with a pair
Of home runs in a 17-hit Phil
adelphia attack that demol-
ished the Braves, 1877. Gene
FresSe also homered for the
Phils. and Rockies Jim Pisoni
and Chuck Cottier connected
for the Braves.
The Braves Carlton Wiley,
Bob Rush, Bob Buhl and Dale
Hendrickson were the victims
Of the PhilS' attack.
Sauer Wrecks Cubs
Hank Sauer's grand slam
homer highlighted a six-run
eighth inning that gave the
Giants a 1915 victory over the
Cubs. Cal Neeman and Tony
Taylor hit home runs for
Chicago.
Don Demeter's long single in
the ninth inning climaxed a
three-run uprising that gave
Los Angeles a TO victory over
See BASEBALL, Page Ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

winner by a length over I'M
questionable.
Questioned minutes after the
mishap. Grant said the horse
acted crazy. / don't really
know what happened, but I'm
okay."
Glenn Smith, trainer Of Sur
See BOWIE, Page c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
GAMES TOMORROW

Cincinnati vs.. Baltimore at Tampa.
Philadelphia vs.. at. Louis at st.
PETERSBURG
denton
Pittsburgh VS.. Kansas City at Fort
Myerg
San Francisco VS.. Chicago CN at
Mesa
Boston VS.. Cleveland at San Diego
M,
New York VS.. Detroit at Lakeland.
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SENATOR'S, 73;
YANKEES, II

Totals I2I2II Totals l3IIIo
Ran for Sieyers in Sd; . Walked
for Psscual in 4th; 3 Safe on error for
Courtney In 4th; 4 Flied out for Wiesler
in 5th; Struck out for Leta in 5th:
= Struck out for Kemmerer in 9TH:
walked for Dick in sth: Struck out
for Dickson IN 9Th.
NEW YORK Ola 0eo 15o-Io
WASHINGTON 400 6l0 O2X-I3
z. Fitzgerald, Allison Po-A---New York
"a; Washington a7-& DP-Kanchl
10 Lumpe TO Leta: Sanders to LumDe
70 Jaciu. LOB-New York :, Wash
inRton g.
2b--Courtney Reed. Dobbek. Plews.
HR-AllEo on, zauehin, Windhorn .,
Siebern. SF-Dobbek
, 1959-07-23

The award given to CARRIE
BEAN V~ACATIONLANDS by
all the governments Of the
West Indies belongs as much
to you. as it does to me!
Without the wonderful peo~
pie of the Virgin Islands who
gave the magazine its start ire
member welcome to the Vir-
gin Islands?' back in 1856
it couldn't have happenedl
CARIBBEAN VACATION
N was chosen as the
leading Caribbean publication
because it brings more tourists
to the shops and hotels of the
Caribbean than any other pub
LEGATION! The award S a v S
!. for outstanding achieve
ment and service to the pro-
motion Of the tourist industries
of the Caribbean
Large quantities Of CIV are
still given free to all Leading
airlines with Compliments of
- m fhn ~
the Caribbean Tourist Assn
for distribution to all leading
travel agencies with "Compli-
ments Of the eta" on covers.
And now-most Of the cruise
ships which visit st. Croix and
St. Thomas will have them
aboard for all their passengers!
According to the Circulation
Research Department Of the
New York advertising agency
which places ~ pages Of ho-
tel ads in CARIBBEAN VACA-
, 1959-07-23
THINKS


TIONLANDS every year
each edition is read BY appr. Il
matelY 100000 tourists! They
also informed me that my rates
are much lower than any other
publication with 1000 distri-
button straight to Caribbean
visitors!
Especially for st. Croix, we
have re-instated the Cassifed
section SO many Of you liked
back in 1850 and 1851. Only
difference7 II will appear in
two editions instead Of just
one-for only $50, thus cover
ing the entire year!
All you need do is send me
a note saying Il want to place
a classified ad in CV'' with the
text for tor call Ed Lambert
in Frederiksted and he'll come
and see you. You needn't pay
until after publication next De-
cember. BUT, we need the
copy before August 10th to re-
serve space.
Here's a BIG Thank YOU
to the many grand folks / saw
Monday and Tuesday who
have already helped make the
ST. Croix section twice as big
as it was last year! It's UP to
YOU how big you want It!
Sincerely yours,
HELEN AUBLE
Caribbean vacationlands
BOX 1892, ST. Thomas,v VI
, 1959-07-23
N b MONDAY.
+ i E s b a
M,G.M. Pictures presents
in Technicoor
%"HAINTREE COUNTY"

A memorable drama In the great
tradition of Civil War romance !
Elizabeth Taylor, MontgomeryClift
ana Eva Maria Saint
It's Tremendous the entertain
ment event acclaimed by the
press cheered by millions!
Thrill to its big, bold, daring
drama Of love and conflict. See for
yourself, why everyone calls it
great
, 1959-07-23
E

SECRETARY
joint use Of the steam produce
potable water and electricity.
The applicable cost thereof
will be allocated between the
two projects. For this reason, it
is anticipated that potable
water will be produced at a
cost not to exceed SITS per
thousand gallons.
The reports Of consulting
engineering firms recommend
ed the sea water conversion
process as the most practical
and economical method for
producing the additional pot
able water required for st.
Thomas.
From a study of the various
alternative sources Of add.
tional potable water for St.
4@aE6@A H0t.l@
Thomas and on the basis Of in
formation now available, the
Secretary Of the Interior has
concluded that, Of the facili-
ties studied, 4 sea water con-
version plant will most econo-
mically and expeditiously pro-
vide the additional potable
water needed by the people of
st. Thomas. The Secretary
further concludes HAT such
plant will be the most reliable
source Of the supplemental
supply which is needed.
A decision as to the method
70 be used in converting sea
~ EW#N4 Uf*NMH
water to potable water viii be
made as the result Of an econo-
mic study currently underway,
and q statement concerning
such decision will be commu-
nicated to the Committee As
soon as possible.
, 1959-07-23
GOVERNOR

ings periodically in St, croix.
The Commissioners are all in-
sular officials and should be
conversant with what goes on
in all three islands.
The meetings are held only
In st. Thomas, at present.
, 1959-07-23
ANNOUNCEMENT

Stateside carpenter, IL years
union with FILA. & CT. regula-
tions Contractors Exp. Finish,
Frame, Cabinet work. Settle here
after ] year in St. Thomas. Consi-
der sub-contracting or salary.
TEL. C-37
Also sign painting at 20 cents per
letter on request.
, 1959-07-23
FOR SALE. RENT
OR LEASE
AL or in Part
fabulous Fashss" Niqht Club


Fabulous Fash's" Night Club
Approximately
5000 so. #. Rooted Floor Space
5000 sd. II. Concrete Floored
Terraces
Also 4 Room BLDG. 2 Baths
/ Utility Room
10000 sd. #. Parking Space
John j. Farchstte
BOX $50 christansted
St. Croix, ". /.
, 1959-07-23
OR SALE

Offers to purchase should be directed to Mr.. M. o.
Proverbs, Manager, Sugar Department, Virgin Islands
Corporation 22-t4
, 1959-07-23
ZEE. c-s7
lO3 PRINTING

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APIS. UEFURNlsHED--D, {.

=, TINW ITNII VI INV.
Charming eley, bldg, newly deco,
kit, streetcar al door: exceiient
parking facilities. Apply Mgr. Apt.
3 or call TU. 2-9559.
NORMAN BERNsTEIN sYNDICATEa
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2OO1 10th ST. NV.
SAL COLORADO AVE. NV.
APT. 306

Two rooms, dinette, kitchen ana
bath; includes all utilities. S75.
See janitor for key. ~
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FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden
Apartments

~@ 80 -
3sth st. Alabama Ave Sc
10 minutes downtown Washington
via public transportation: l-bed-
room apartments NOW available.
Appllc cations accepted for 2-bed-
room apartments Call LU E-S2S5
Ofice "001 3Sth st. Sc OPEN
Mon-Fri y a.m.-5 pm; Sat, 2
am 4 pm Sun, | pm-4 pm.
Also furn. apartments
FOGGY BOTTOM, Heritage House,
$500 L st. NV. free rent til
Jan. /, tv. rm., bedrm., kit,
bath, Just redecorated. wired for
air conditioning sos. Open
daily or call Resident Mgr. FE.
7-7755.
FORT TOTTEN DR.. 485O-New,
modern, air-conditioned elevator
bldg: l bedrm.. from S99.50: 2
bedrms., from S119.50; available
Conv. to schools, transp. and
shopping. Open house. . to 6.
Dir FTbm D. c., out New Hamp-
shire ave. right on Gallstin TO
Fort Totten DIR. FRED A. SMITH
CO., EX. 3-24S9.
GEORGETOWN bedrm. SS9.5n
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RUGS

and Oriental design.
9XlS, SI7: 9Xl5, S27. ORIENTAL
RUG MART: 1905 @ St NV.
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PT4NOS-JoPDAN,s branch stores

Wide selection of recon
ditioned uprights. smaTtlv styled
in a new durable finish. especially
suited for recreation rms Pianos
fully guaranteed and f1ne values
for beginning STUDENTS; S105 up
including local delivery CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO. lI0s G st
NV. DI 7-S464
PINBALL MACH, guaranteed in
Al cond. S25 and up. D. c
NOVELTY CO., 4034 Georgia ave e.
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UNFuRNISHED-p, C,
(coNIlNUEDl

AVAIL IMMED. large ell
ficiencieS: utils. incl, $3.50 up;
modern downtown apt. bldg, z
blks. OF Conn. ave: elevator, gar,
laundry room: 2 blks. public
transp.. stores. 1928 T st. NV,
AD. 4-4173.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
NV -Elev.. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm..
dining rm, kit. bath: SIPS mo.
RA. 3-SS75. ST. 3-7302.
BEST SECTION ON CONN AVE
bedroom living room. dining
foyer, large kitchen. new bath,
24-hour PIX service. laundry IA
cilities. Call Ho. 2-6b74.
BEDRM. APT, $69.50
Apt. 3, l4l2 Irving st. NV
Newly redec. mod apt. with liv
rm.. bedrm., kit, din. area, bath,
porch: heat and hot water incl
Located over store. Close to shop.
tranSp See Mr.. Lee in LEES EX-
CHANGE tstorel wkdavs. bet. 10
a m and s pm. EN-. 3-5l06.
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COLORED-255G UNIVERSITY PL.
NW.-2nd-fioo apt; 3 rus, kit.
bath (2 bedrms } newly dec: heat
and hot water incl; NO GILL
DREE: only SIS month. Mr.
NEUMANH, Ma s-67OO.
coLORED-I433 BELMONT NV.
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA $4,000
coLoRED-825 Bird ST. NE.
> Rms. Kit. Bath, Heated; S62 so
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-S3OO
col ORED-9e7 52nd ST. NE.
. Rms, Kit, Bath. Heated; $50 50
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. $4,000
coLORFD-I7I4 7 ST. NV.
WASHINGTON RJTY. RA.. 3-s30O
cOLORED-5O 49th ST. Sc.
. Rms, Kit, Bath. all utilS: $3.50
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S3OO
coLoRED-BY WEEK OR MONTH
Ad"'fS m 7efe-cnce.
New. clean condition; . rms. kit.
ano semiprivate bath: 2 rooms,
kit. and private bath
915 M ST. NV.
See them. Also want man and
wife as resident mgr No chill
dren Must have references
MARSHAL L J. WAPLE CO.
l226 l4th st NV once
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"JuSt for laughs, let's go in and accuse
Tweedy of still believing in Santa Claus"
APTS. FURNISHED--D.C C.
CcONIINUEDl


NV. SECTION-Bedrm. .-liv. rm
combination: pvt. kit, shower
bath. AID. 2-Sg07.
MT. RAINIER - Bedrm., liy. rm.,
kitchen, bath, back porch. Will ac-
cept baby. AP. 7-O2S5.
NEW 2-bedrm. mod. furn., Wv.
carpeted apt; suit. 3-4 men or
women: NO LEASE required; nr.
Dupont Circle. HU. 3-4l72.
Mr.. Ist AND KENNEDY N.W.-Liv.
rm., bedrm., kit, din, bath: nice
ly furn.: pvt. entr. To. 2-4757.
Mr.. WALTER REED-Liv. rm..
bedrm., kit, bath, bSmt. apt: ex-
eel. cond.; utils. incl, $50 mo.
JU. 9-3490: after 8 10. 5-4S0O.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS. liv
rm., kit. and BATH close-in s.e.
Sdss SIdss conV ON W. y Pa5Y b1spsi snd Se.Iy doys
furnished. 10. 2-Ol5l
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VENe STAR FOR SALE MscELANEoUs FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators
sod cutters. rollers, etc RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP CO. JU 5-5r40
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BASSET HOUNDS-A gift OF love
for Christmas. Champ. sired, long
cared. sad-faced beauties. Terms
SERVICE. CY. 1892.
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Shoe Store Fixtures

STAUFFER, reducing couch: so
mod: like new: used only few
hrs. Sl6O. BR. S-9644.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
(cONIINUEDl

WYO. AVE. MANSION-Sgle., pvt.
bStn: --Aly -I-. use ,steLIWSy;
artistic home: S37 ro. DU. 7-3lS3.
$3.50 DAILY
Per person, single rms. Wk reas.,
also dble. rms, Sl4 Wk. up. Lndry
fac.lS-. maid SerV.. TT. MayfiOWer.
! blk of Conn Walk dntn. 1928
18th ST. NV. III o2-1l9g, RE.
T-6l1S OF MF $500
1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Bus nessmen; ; dbl. and sgle,
50 dav. $40 mo-: refs. RE. 7-6393
CoLORED, BEAUT. dbl. bedrm. /;
ideal for 2 govt. girls or family:
mr.. good transp. 1894 R. st. NV.
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MAYFAIR SHOP

PERSIAN designs. all new. axIo
Sl7 so. l0xl5, SIS: broadloon
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RELAX A-CIZOR-Ideal Christmas
gift. LIKE NEW. Cost 5000, sell
for S15 50. S-463l.
RIGS USes and nsw AT hio dis
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RUGS

RUGS. Oriental, used and new: lge
reductions ARMENIAN ORIEN-
tai RUG CO, o40a 18TH st NV
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COLLIE, registered: sable and
white; male: 10 mos. old; dog
house incl: Sos. CY. 7-S3l0.
COLLIES, Axe reg. sable and
white, > years old; male, !
Spayed female. Reas. MA 2-100S.
Evening star., 1959-12-15

COLORED-N.W.-Rec. room with
bar and pvt bath: conv. to every
thing. TU. 2-6405.
CoLORED-DEsIRABLE APIS.
KITCHEN AND PVT BATH
735 New Jersey ave NV, ! rm
l4l3 T st. NV. rm. $3.50
Call Mr.. DAVIS, Ewes. CO. 5-1619
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP:
Ma. SASS 93l H ST. NV
COLORED-9O7 o ST. NV
room, kit. and bath; S62.50.
BY ETPPERTi PERL lol7 7th ST. NV
COLORED-III8 10th ST. NV
) rooms, kitchenette, bath: $40
mo. RUPERT, 1017 9TH st. NV,
ST. 3-S4S4.
COLORED-4 ROOMS AND BATH;
$3.50 mo-, includes heat. al D
N, G. ave; sc. To see inside
CCEoRED = 1872 KENYON ST.
NV, Apt. "a rms. and bath
g bedrmsD, large rear porch;
heat and hot water incl; NO
CHI DREN: only Ss5 mo. Mr..
NEUMANN, MA. $500.
COLORED-Ist FL: lge. rm., kit,
pvt. bath: newly painted: $3.50.
See mgr. 1881 Fairmont st. NV:
DIXIE REALTY CO., Agts, l4lG
L s.. NV.
COLORED-7O3 9Th ST. NV, Apt.
Al rm.. kitchenette and bath;
ALL UTILS. INCL: NO CHILL
DREN: Al condition; only So 30
mo. MR.. NEUMANN, Ma. S-6700.
COLORED-13I6 18th ST. NV,
Apt. 81 room, kitchenette and
semipvt. bath; all utils. incl; NO
CHILDREN: only S45 mo. Mr..
NEUMANN, MA. e-6700.
Evening star., 1959-12-15
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG MAN, Jewish, desires room
on lSt FIR, adj. shower, in pvt.
home, or apt; prefer Nd, Sill
Sprg. or TAX. PIX. Call after @,
VIII R-1463
, 1959-04-15
Officials From the
G omptrollers Office
Here on Business

Burn Martin and Attorney
Jorge RODRIGUEZ from the
comptroller's Office in Saint
Thomas arrived in St. croix
today.
Mr.. Martin and Attorney
Rodriguez made the trip for
consultation on Tax problems.
, 1959-04-15

q view OF the Kariba Dam IN Africa. Located on the Zambesi
RIVer-Whleh flows along the border Of Northern and Southern
fanodesa-the dam is an example Of the great economic changes TAX
ing place throughout Africa It is one of several developments III
Africa that have been assisted by loans from the World Bank. When
completed, IT vii. be one Of the la rgest dams in the worN supplying
power, water and electricity for a wide area
, 1959-04-15
islands Of ST. Croix
And ST. Iohn Now
Free Of B~ruceIlosis

Government H louise an
nounced that on certifcation
OF the Animal Disease Eradica-
ton, Division Of the Agricul-
ture Research Service, United
States Department Of Agricul-
ture, the Islands of ST Croix
and St. John are now certified
as Brucellosis free. Both is
lands, after tests made by Dir
rector Of Veterinary Service,
Pr. Luther A. Fahlund, pro-
duced less than 5 per cent in
lection in the herds.
The Governor of the Virgin
Islands, John David Merwin,
said that he is gratified that
the people Of the Virgin Is
lands and those that visit our
shores can feel safe in know
ing that there is no undulant
fever in these islands. This is
the first time in our history,
the Governor said, that such a
statement could be made.