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Dratha

pEdIl!n
BYRAM. HATTIE s. on Monday. No.
Hospital Center. HATTIE s, BYRAM
Of 1000 Jackson st ne, wife of the
late IRA Byram, 81; sao mother o.
eGS Court cSSm SyTSm sste9 sSea aHTIfEn q Mps
Pa. Friends may cali at GawIer's
services viii be held on Friday No:
yember -, At i:4P pm Interment
Arlington National cemetery IL
BYRAM. MRS HATTIE 5, Members
saHySN OF oley-Mecullough Unit,
~&A the American Legion Aux
IE%H tend @ funeral Ts rS'ussssH Services s. Tor Tor
~N Past Unit President MRS
WNN>% HATTIE s BYRAM, at
h oawlers Chapel, 1855 Pa.
aye nv, on Thursday, November
~ MARIE ciccoNNE. President.
ELLEN LOUISE WARREN. Secy. IL
BYRAM. MRS. HATTIE s. D. c,
- salon. Eight and Forty, will
~ hold memorial services for
MH our departed member, MRS,
~ HATTIE s BYRAM. at S:l5
pm Thursday, November IL.
1889, at Gawler's Chapel,
y l75t Pa. ave NV
NEss HSsus sAT6{ E6dlsE SEISEi NSRSFs' SSP'aa'
FfR.., Secretaire. ~
CARROLL, TExARKANA @, on
SIss1 TsS1esdaS aS;n]SS NoyemRs5 RsxAhxaNH asSNS9 e.
cARRoLL beloved wife of Harry
stsToSd SSTSC asd sfucs sss'es stsTins 81 MRS sNd
Paul. r. Yeager Friends may call
L, At fhe Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
Z and Mass ave ne. where services
will be held on Friday, November
II; At 9:30 pm. lnterment Cedar
CARTER. ISAIAH. On Wednesday.
ffHHYsmSffr fHR Sf 14as 81 2SSS SsS.ma 1sAIAH AVE- CAR
the beloved husband Of Estelle Car
ter. brother Of Mrs. Mary Hurley
and Benjamin Carter Of New York
City, Delta Carter of Rembert,
He also IS survived r f by SStf other Srssr reia:
tives and many friends. Notice OF
funeral later ARRANGEMENTS BY the
william spangler Funeral Home,
624 Sth st ne.
CARTER. MARY X. On Tuesday, No.
vember 10, 1850, MARY K. CAR
i, TER Of 1855 Queen St ne, beloved
WIFE ,S Of John Il. Carter and mother
Miriam T.. Carter. Also surviving
are three sisters, Henrietta Wheeler,
b Marolise S0merVille and Julia Davis;
three brothers, William F.. Charles
r.. and Norbert NJ King, and other
relatives and many friends. After
4 pm. Friday. November l3, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 800 9th ST NV.
Requiem mass will be celebrated at
the, Holy Name Catholic Churcn,
tn and K SITS ne, at II am.
Saturday, November IA. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. IL
CLARK, EDWARD F. On Wednesday,
November II. 1859, EDWARD F.
CLARK, beloved husband OF the
late Mary Agnes Clark, father of
EDWARD M, James L., Bernard f., |
Robert F., T Donald and Cecilia |
l. Clark; brother of Louise T. Clark |
He also is survived by eleven |
grandchildren. Friends may call |
at the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral |
Home. l31 llth ST. Sc, until Satur- |
DAY, November IA, at 9:30 am.
REQUIEM mass at the Holy Com
forter Church at 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter- |
ment Washington National Cemetery. |
l3
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BEALL, RIGNALD W. on Tuesday,

BEALL, RIGNALD ". on Tuesday,
November 10, 1859, at George
Washington University Hospital,
RIGNALD W. BEALL of Washing
ton, D c., husband of Blanche
Ter, Mrs. w. Landon Turner and
Mrs. Hester Beall Provensen, brother
of Mrs. Sadie Dicus of Glen Burnie,
Md, and grandfather of william F.
Turner and Herluf Christian Proven
sen. He also is survived by three
great-grandchildren. Services at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901
14th st. NV. on Friday, November
13, at Ii am parking facili-
ties) 1nterment Rock Creek Gene
tery
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MOTION. EDWARD CALVIN s

ffss55lS fs58 bwaSsnps e w%asSsnpssasy cXt1TS7 1ATSS7e@6sT
Of 42oS 34th ST., Mount NRHirSN Rsirtor
Nd: beloved son Of the late e5 Amos
ana Grace L., Norton; friend of
MT and Mrs. Charles s. ParneIi
Snd MI, and Mrs. Francis : W N
Fnneraj' Fnnner' Friends may call at Nalleys s
ave, at Eastern ave. ne after fisns 3
pm; Friday. November i3 Fu.
nerai services on Monday, Novem- :
per 70, at 10 am Relatives and
ton toiehaS as invited; Interment Arling-
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BRIsCOE, JAMES E., Jr. On saturda

TSW1I, NSyemGeT TA y is5S M JAMEs H iaIqsHg. BRis
coz, Jr.. Of 1715 1Ith St. NV, son
OF James E., ST., and Frances Briscoe,
and brother of Mrs. Frances Riley.
Augustus, John A., LIE Count. and
Carl v. Briscoe. Also surviving are
After 4 pm. Thursday. November
II, friends are invited to call at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV Requiem mass will be
celebrated at St Augustine's Cath
olic Church. 18th St., between R
and S SITS NV, at 8 am. Friday,
November 13 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery II
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IUND J. AHERN, President.
. JOSEPH c. ECKERT,
QpirifuoI kfOdarator 10
COOK, CAPT GEORGE F. II 6

Army tRetireG. On Wednesdas, y,
November II, 1853, at his resi-
deneee. 1886 GeQrgia ave. NV,
Bertha r. Cook. father of George
a. Cook of Dayton, Md, and Carl
G. and Edward w Cook, both of
YORK, Pa; brother of Marie (TinaI
COOK of Fort Lauderdale, Fla He
also is survived by six grandchil-
dren Services at the s. H Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290i i4th ST.
NV. on Friday, November 10. at
am. lparking facilities). Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Hospital, EDwAiRaD5' AiRa5'' pARM4TT1E!PRs aE MA4TT1E!PstC9 n
odi5S 2i5S North 10th St, Arlington Va
PTofHsI PPel9Eed husband ny Of Stella Psrmiter;,
Mrs MUther 9i MIS-. Thomas White and
Mrs; Ted Williams and Brit Parmi1o. P1aitio.
9d canada Friends may call AT he
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 WiIsnn
nIvd; Arlington, Va, where fIneraI
Nove@Ssrw NSI5vaceS viii be held on Thursday.
EVefereen x; Gsrs al pm, Interment
WICK. N. ]. w" oIuNS-
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REED CLARENCE; RENEE, Az L.s.. ste.E: r.,,s ana
W. " v: ~ Tsjs:;'ss y :,ssI% " n: \:
~ ssShSsss i;t a:S!SS.s i;Ss.,; s@iR 81 4, 2; u:
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cats. cysmbsr ): loss, at tFnqiSaayi the PriNSe No.
ORES Of 34i Iitn st. se.' NiCIIAs b1s
pane OF odell Ores. He also Ieavss
10 mourn their loss other relatives
ana inGd many friends. Remains rests
Fi,nsas, hg a. the John T. Rhines g. Co.
where friends may cali alter n,e;'
Wednesday, November ii. Fhnerai era
services on Thursday, November IS
az 40 pm, at the Carron BaptiSt
In thnufen; Rs, SlOS Georgia ave. NV
fnternV; M neV; d Ellis Turner oficiating
day, Movsnh MhoooiaWn Cemetery. Fri
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OIAhENCE. A special COM
g. .:; 81: !: {: 6 +! !.
Tor the purpose Of arrane.
ing ana attending the funeral of
SHr late brother ana Past Master.
SLAhENCE REED Funeral from
tne Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
az pm. Officers meet at the
temple. members assemble at the
churcn. PRESTON l.. CYRUS,
Worshipful Master
ELVIN r. SHEPPARD, Secy II
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MAMA, EMMETr II sr nn r,,..

day, November To- 1859 on at lueSc tSs
WaShlngton Sanitarium and Hos
pitai, EMMETT H MAMMA, Sr-" ot
5inS quincy st. Bladensbure, Md
f3et6sed fstSerd = husband Of Lillian F Mama
brother of Mrs. Mabel PbiiTiin;s aitd ~
Charleston. W. Va He also is sur
vIyed by two grandchildren and other
[elauVes. Funeral services will he
heid AZ GreSSell's Funeral Home
Noyen9,SSSrIl NMTun9SSSIlie, w Va. on Saturday
Greenlawn Memorial Cemetsrrri ile,i5 !
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eusD. On tuesday, November 10 10,
'S e at NARY 9fI Ie'ssRfs Sfs 1aaR HsRrGR4T TaylG
(nee Augustl. beloved wife Of the
late Charles A, Herfurth. mother
OF Miss Hattie M. Herfurth OF
washington, D c.. and the late
Robert 2, Herfurth. Friends may
ealI at the s H, Hines Co. Funeral
facilitiesl Services at the Christ
Episcopal Church, 62O @ st, Sc,
on Friday, November IL, at II
am 1nterment Cedar Hill Ceme-
lGIy 10
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JOHNSON, JAMES CALEB. On Mon

gay, November o, 1859, JAMES
CALEB JOHNSON. of 1909 Euclid
st. NV. son of the late James F
and Sarah D. johnson, beloved
iather Of Miss Cora L. johnson,
devoted brother of Mrs. Seiena
newman and Mrs. Lottie Clarke.
ne also, leaves to mourn his pass
ing other relatives and many
TRENDS Remains resting at the
John Jo1 T Rhines g. Co. Funeral Home,
5Ui5 l2th st. ne. where friends
Novembet 10. Funeral services on
Friday: November 13, at l pm, at
the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Shurch. 18th and R sts. NV. the
Rev. Robert p. Johnson. officiatine
tnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
"'' IL
JONES, KEv1N. On wednesday. No.
venber H. 1859, KEVIN ,IoNEs
OF l422 Potomac ave. s.e Notice
o. funeral later. Arrangements 6y
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DAY; Noyember IL. 1859, JOHN. N.
LITTLEPAGE of 81 West Irving St
Chevy Chase, Md, beloved husband
OF Ruth E Littlepage. and father
N; Littlepage, jr.; brother of Mrs.
Mpham B. Fletcher, ir., and James
Hf Littlepage Friends are invited
70 call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Bethesda, Md, where serv-
vemoer 13, at 10 am. Interment
Eock Creek Cemetery. In lieu OF
mowers contributions may be made
70 the American Cancer Society.
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NHSoHem6er HSNe 10, 1853, at his residencss' adSGSs'
tdO3 ,Montello ave. ne, WaSbine,
hoIo;,,.D. ION; .. C., JOHN FRED PAYl PAYNE
PpsioVeo psSp husband of Virginia Frances
CHARLES ch OTS'her srd OF Grover E., Bryan,
Mrs; Mslissa Burroughs, Mrs IsSne, Icnns
hendrick. Mrs Stella H. Bursess
ana Mrs, Milred D. Slime. FrienSs
may nay cal & at the, Ives Funeral Home
Where 25a Wf,,son fnnera, blvd;s Arlington, Va,
on Friday. November l3' at nn nIIo
1n'erment National Memorial Park.
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kARESICK, WILLIAM. on Wednes.
KAREsICK Of 61iO gDHi 18th wtLIaHM St NV
peloyed husband of Leonore Karesick
and DEVOTED father of Stanley Raree
Siek Sieta,s He also is survived BY four
Sisn SSitsEers; si9ar mrs Bessie Rosen., Mrs. Lii
Of Baltimore, Md, and Mrs Edith
Dembo, and a brother. Jack Kafesick
oI Los Angeles. Calf. Funeral sery-
ICES at the Bernard Danzansky 4,
sons Funeral Home, 350l l4th st,
am Interment King David Ne.
moral nor Garden. In lieu Of flowers
tne FAMILY suggests contributions NAV
pc made to the Heart EInA 10
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BRUNSON, RUIH. On Monday, No
yember 9, 1853. at George Wash
ington University Hospital. RUTH
BRUNSON of 921 F st. ne. beloved
wife of Randolph Brunson. mother
OF Mrs. Lottie Parsons and Will
liam Brunson. She also is sur
vived by two grandchildren, four
sisters, one brother, other relatives
and friends The late Mrs. Brun-
son may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home 80 H st. ne, after
3 pm. Friday, November 10. Fu-
neral on Saturday, November IA,
from the New Bethany Baptist
Church. 10th and N SITS. NV, at
II noon. 1nterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 13
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YS:W., on November 10. 1889 be.. bs.
lovea mother of Hester Robbips
SERVICES at Chambers Funeral Homs
0emh 9a LIN st. Sc. on Friday, No.
yited. 1nterment Int M P@ CEDAR ETiHnds Fiji Isl in
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dILLIS, RUTH. On Tuesday. Novem-
per 10, 1853. RUTH GILLIs of 242
She also is survived by two sisters,
three brothers. other relatives and
friends After . pm. Friday. Mo-
yember ID, friends may call at the
johnson & jenkins Funeral nome,
neral services will be held on SatIr-
day. November IA, at pm. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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GWYNNE. MARY J. tnee QuinIan).
%aaYu YusidaS GwYSEF SSSsnOS5 tne. q auinisa; nRiSS
of sos Madison st NV, beloved
sister OF the late Anna M. Willett,
Funeral from the Geier Funeral
Home, 1905 l4th st. NV. on Fri
gay, November l3, at 9:30 am,
Nativity at 10 am. Interment
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TUCKER; TED LEE. On Wednesday
Sgysmof5 deneel 46o T., ssu. 1869. q at his resi-;
LEE TUCKER, beloved % husband S iE1 ~
mary A: Tucker, father Of John
Lee Tucker and Mrs Mary
Pfeiter,, grandfather Of Patricia and
Mlchael Pfeifer. He also is sur
sisters Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. Attn st and
mass ave, ne, where services will
De held on Saturday, November il,
az pm. Interment Cedar Hi
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Yember 10, 1853. JOSEPH MES-
SINA of 4103 4lst St, Brentwood, i,
Nd, beloved husband Of the late
Maria c. Messina. father of Saliva
gore gore L9us, joseph and Henry Mes
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home
300 Rhode Island ave-, at Eastern
ave ne. after 5 pm. Wednesday
November H. Funeral on Friday
Noyem5er IL, at, $40 am: thence
70 st. James Catholic Church, where
mass will be offered at o am for
the repose Of his soul. Relatives
ana friends invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. -
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menfs mefife 81 Of fur funeral era; later. Arrange
RAY, JAMES. On Friday. Novembs,
st; NV. JAMES RAY. He iesyas otn
fae friends SISTER ErisOtn other relatives and
JSSynes Funeral Home, ii8 iif Massae NJ sae
November IL, after: fiS: : On n m 1hurSdsy. sdsyy.
vsn3hdn ices IN the chapel on Friday, No.
Woogis W wn 10, c at y noon. Interment
REDMOND, ANN RUTH I'm MouA
MiOND Of Briggs CLANCY I'd % Fsir-
Isnd, Nd. beloved wife Of Ernnest an 3
Redmona mother of Barbara Ann
an9a, ana Robert Michael Redmond: aH
FaTntef Friends are o. ,nnis.a MT$; Ruth l. LAWN.
6tethpesda 81 Chevy Chase Funeral Home me
Md UI Ro6ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda
Nd. Services on SATURDAY.. NovsnaS,'
TathI4. Cet II. at Our Lady of Lourdes
Pesri PrOi!t st. ofSrfn. Betba.sdEss dEsst,West hwy and
aulem mass will be offered at an
tery. Frederick Nd. ' S13ie- n
RRfGHsnUsr RGEp Sf AZ H. ~ 1859: CLARENCE;
loved HUSBAND dTuGay of PsDsie PPiaSe nv Mo1S;: be:
father of Lenore A Reed io ano
is survived by two brothers a,So iSo
srinI; SsIinIs; one uncle, other relatives and
, ven,baS' TS' after pm. Friday, No
call at his late residence 'FS1u FSnersI sI
services services will be held at the VermonStt V St
MAVenne AVen Baptist Church on SATURDAY.
carver Memorial Park. sn' II
REED, CLARENCE. A. special COM
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IhOUNE, DAVID n A special conn.
A E.;;! .;;: |; !: 'I /
~ Friday. November l3, 1859,
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KARZIS, LOUIS G. OF 2oo4 Eye st
NV; on November s., 1859 He
p Remains surylyed Py one brother in GRIEF,
Home. 400 Chaplin st. NV. until II
Frlday, November 13. at $50 am
MASS at SITS. Constantine and Helen
Church, 4115 18th st. NV, at q
am Interment Arlington National
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November 10, 1859. CYRIEs B
kELLNER, beloved daughter Of Mrs,
Moilie Kellner Of Washington, D. C.,
Grossman Of Miami Beach. Fla !:
George Kellner of Washington, D. c
ana lsadore Kellner of Baltimore
Mo. Services at the c. D. Goldberg
Son Funeral Home, 42I7 9th
II, at 1880 am. Interment Ades
israel Cemetery. In mourning at
d534 Fort Stevens drive NV, Ant,
nn4 baltimore, Nd, papers
, 1959-04-03
Reunion Linked
To Berlin. Crisis
Won Brentdno

DR.. Heinrich Won Brentano,
West Germany's Foreign Minister,
said recently that while the Ber-
lin crisis is more urgent than
German Identification, no priority
should be given to either problem
by the West.
German identification Eould
automatically solve the Berlin
problem" he said. 1--WE must see
both problems simultaneously.
There is no order of priority. OF
course, the Berlin problem is more
urgent because the question at
stake is the freedom Of 100000
people"
Asked whether he thought there
were any serious differences ii
views or attitudes among the
Western powers regarding the
coming meetings, he replied, 81
can only say that after discussions
with the British, Americans,
French and Italians there Is, no
difference in essential questions, 4
fact that will be confirmed at the
Washington talks"
, 1959-04-03
Elliott Gray. Power
Mdnuger,
Returns 10 81. Thomus

Elliott Gray, manager of the
Power Division of the Virgin Is
lands Corporation, returned to st.
Thomas today after expressing
the belief that the power situation
here will return to normal soon.
He was accompanied by Enrique
Moron, who is the counterpart of
Cedric Canegata for st. Thoma.
Mr.. Gray and Mr.. Moron. were
lavish in their praise Of the st.
Croix crew and the very excellent
work that they had been and are
still doing. He brought over a
crew from st. Thomas to assist
because there was a large area to
cover and the trouble was Of a
nature that it took the most
minute examination of every foot
of line and every ins,llator. Thus
the work was speeded up.
Mr.. Gray said that Tuesday
evening they were able n
most of the circuits back but
were experiencing trouble in the
center Of Frederikstcd until We'd
needay evening full service was
restored. There were still indica-
CONTINUED on rage ~
, 1959-04-03

DR.. Stevenson, National and IN
ternational Consultant to the Ma
tional Association for Mental
Health, Inc, and its former Medi-
cal Director, was associated for "a
years with the National Commit
tee for Mental Hygiene as a
Field Consultant to the Division
on Prevention of Delinquency and
later as Director of the Division of
Community Clinics.
In these positions DR.. Stevenson
became convinced of the need for
a better design IN program and
execution t h a existed. He
analysed the problems involved in
maintaining and promoting men
tai health and weighed the inn
portance of each. He saw the in
Independence of agencies and
worked out ways to build ALI
ances between them. From this
thinking grew his book Mental
Health Planning for Social Ac-
ton"
DR.. Stevenson spent his child
hood and youth near the re-
nowned Training School (for the
mentally DEFICIENT at Vineland,
New Jersey. 1t was here that he
first became interested in PSYCHE
airy. Later he spent two years at
Vineland as Research Psychiatrist.
Continued on page ~
, 1959-04-03
Alumni Assoc. Sturts
Bingo GENES at
st. MurY's Tonight

Weekly Bingo Games will be-
gin tonight at 800 pm. in the St.
Mary's Hall in Christiansted.
There will be 20 games played for
which a bingo card may be pur-
chased for one dollar. That is the
SEINE as saying each game win
cost five cents,
The biggest cash prize Of the
night viii be game number 20 at
which time, the person who is
able to cover his entire card with
in so numbers will be the winner
Of Fifty Dollars.
The public is cordially invited
in order to help the Alumni Asso-
citation to raise its quota Of Two
Thousand Dollars which will be
given to some deserving June gra-
duate Of st. Mary's,
, 1959-04-03
$50 Guests Join
Skeochs In Silver
Anniy. Celebration

Two hundred and fifty guests
gathered at Estate Carlton last
night and joined with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Norman Skeoch in cele-
hrating their Twenty-ifth We'd
ding Anniversary.
Among the distinguished guests
were His Excellency and Mrs,
John David Merwin, Ward M.
Canaday, MI. Skeoch's mother
and father, and Louis SantaeIla Of
Puerto Rico. The guests were
from all sections of the island, ST.
Thomas and Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Skeoch said that the twen-
ty-fve years spent with Mrs.
Skeoch were very happy ones.
Mrs, Skeoch, too, recalled the
years when she was a teacher at
what was then Polytechnic Insti-
tute, prior to her meeting Mr..
Skeoch. The couple has three chill
dren, Dorothy, f9; Robert II and
Patricia IA.
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1959-04-03
II. S. Coast Guurd
Checking on Soil.
Motor Boats for Hire

For several days the United
States Coast Guard Boarding off,
Ger Neal. from the U.S.C.G. Sta
ton at Hams Bluff, assisted by
the Harbormaster Mace regor, is
conducting an inspection of all
motor and sailing boats which are
for hire.
All owners or operators Of such
boats are required to comply with
all the safety regulations, before
taking passengers for hire. Per-
sons hiring motor Or sail boats are
advised to see that all safety re-
gulations have been complied
with.
NA 40 HN IL l -A .AH
, 1959-04-03
Limbo Dancers Trip
To Puerto Rico
Cancelled Temp'Y

Word was received by G.. Luz
A. James,, Manager of the Limbo
Dance Group, that its weekend
engagement in San Juan and
Ramey Field was cancelled until
later this month.
Mr.. James expressed thanks to
all those kind friends who con-
tributed to the support Of his
group In making the necessary
plans for their San Juan engage
ment."
Hope is expressed that when
this group appears in San Juan
within the next couple of weeks
that their dances will bring credit
to the Virgin Islands.
, 1959-04-03
Dackir~ Space On
Csted Waterfront
Is Alta Premium

Docking space on the Christian
sted waterfront is at a premium.
Two French schooners are loading
cattle for the Islands. AT the same
time the Liberian ship Relief
with refrigerated cargo for Ras-
mussen's Associates, arrived from
Miami, Florida, could not dock
and had to drop anchor in the
harbor. The French schooner
Inese also came in, to further
comp1icate the situation.
, 1959-04-03
Former Pres. Trurnun
Popers Being Opened
TO Researchers

Independence, Mo. ~ A "signi-
fcant portion" Of former Presi-
dent Truman's papers, including
three-fourths of his White House
central files, will be opened for
research on May Ii in the Truman
Library, it was announced.
The papers are being made
available, Mr.. Truman said,
TO promote the serious study Of a
significant period Of American
history
Dr.. Philip c. Brooks, library
director, said he expected the
papers to be used mainly by col
lege professors, graduate students
and other serious writer's.
The Truman Library is financed
~ private funds,
, 1959-04-03
II. S. Baseball
Tenn Loses Come
To G. "A. Fl. S.

The Christiansted High School
baseball team went down to de-
feat by the Charlotte Amalie High
School yesterday. The score was
9-8.
The game was played at the
Lionel Roberts Ball Park.
The c. H. S. track team will
compete with the c. A. H. S. team
today.
, 1959-04-03
DR.GEORGE STEVENSON DISTINGUISHED
PHYSICIAN. TO ADDRESS MENTAL GROUP

DR.. George Stevenson, Director of the National Associa-
ton Of Mental Health, will be the principal speaker at a meet
ing Of the ST. Croix Mental Health Association to be held at
Government House on Wednesday, April 8, 1859 at 800 Pm.
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33i6 MT. Pleasant st, NV. rm
s$6 S st. n.w.-1 rm. $3.50
3l4 2nd st. ne, 2 rms, S74.5C
1645 New jersey ave. NV z rms;
1246 Sth st, NV. 1 rm.. share
bath, $3.50.
Cali MR. DAVIS Ewes co 6-7e1S
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
Ma SIS sS;44SSlS NJ go + ST y W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28

COL0RED-II7 nth ST. Ne
One rm., kit and bath. For fur.
Their information. call M. PAUL
HANNAH, 1872 18th st. NV, NE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
PLEASE CALL PAUL MORGAN
Routh Robbins

Real Estate Corp. XII. e-366S
II No Answer, Call XII. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-28
H. L. RUST co.

| Kitchen ana DalNs 300 per mo-,
includes all utilities. To inspect
see janitor.
H. L. RUST co.
ll00l 18th st. NV. Ma. $500
COLORED--I0WA APIS, 1928
18th ST. n.w.-Walk TO work; q
/ bedrm. apt. excel cond; Ven
| blinds; laundry facils.; elev bldg
See janitor or call co. 5-5S3S
COLORED-1II5 9th ST. NV,
| Apt. 43-2 rms, kitchenette and
semipyt. bath all utils. incl. NO.
/ CHILDREN. 'Only $3.50 month
MR.. NEUMANN. Ma S-6700
COLORED - 3i2l CROFFUT PL.
( S.E.--2 rms, kit and bath; only
S57 mo. MR.. NEUMANN, Ma. g.
/ 600
COL0RED-MD-CITY, l416 18th
81. n.w.--Mod., 3 rms, kit, bath
$40 mo. RIA. 1854.
COLORED-II7 nth ST. NE
One rm., kit and bath. For fur
Their information. call M. PAUL
HANNAH, 732 18th ST. NV, ME.
S-4100
COLORED-s6O6 ROCK CREEK
| CHI. RID. N.W.--Mod., 2 rms. tiled
kit. bath, shower, how'd. rs, 3
closets; / or 2 ladies. DE. 2-6616.
COLORED--SI5 F ST. N.E.-Lge.
rm.. kit, bath, conv. transp, after
4 pm. Ii 7-5059.
COLORED-I8I6 S N.W.-First f.,
3 rms, kit, bath; cow. transp,
empl adults only. no. 2-lS60.
COLORED PARK VIEW, 637
/ Princeton place n.w.-Two rooms
kit. and bath ia. 9-SSS1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ern; Sl5 Florida ave. NV. Three
rooms, kit. and bath, utils. incl
reas TU. 2-69S5, or NO. 7-2930
COLORED--467 NJ ST., NV; So
Myrtle st. me- rms So .5U
mo-: $3.50 wk. OIL. 2-712S.
lCOLORED--1222 BROWNING PL
NE, Apt. A rms, kit, bath;
gas heat; $50 mo. plus utilities
THOMAS P. BROWN. INC, zoos
Goth st. NV, FE. 7-177O.
COLORED-5OO goth ST. NE, Apt,
/ ID rms, kit, bath: gas heat
S62 80 mo. plus utilities. THOMAS
! P. BROWN, INC, zoos goth 81.
NV, FE. 7-1770.
COLORED IL RENT REASONABLE.
Close to bus and shopping center
Apply TO ]. E. SCOTT, I'll Florida
ave NV.