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lass sHERATON ST. N.W.--i-bed-
aeSo1iD. RA's' "a? sH.o9sss.. u'''' F0'
is sisl x sn 81 s sE; AG sisSoT VG rms; 4
0RAVATTE, Reaitora 1918 k al,
NV. Ma. s-O7b3.
1921 Goth ST. N.W.-2 bedrms..
wired for air cond,; eompl. redec: I;
SHANNON a LucHs MOT" MA
1889 EUCLID ST. NV,
EFFICIENCY ------. $50. so
/ BEDROOM .$69. so
Available for immediate occupancy
Oct. In this well-located build
lne; close to 18th St. buses and
14th st. carline. To inspect, see
resident manager, Apt. 1903. l44l
Euclid ST., or call Ab. 2-876g.
B. F. SAUL CO.
e2s 18th ST. NV. ma. $4,000
1924 18th ST. NV.
. bedrms., ilv. rm., kit. bath.
76 Forester st. S.W.
2 bedrms., SIS and $3.50, incl
utils.: mr.. shops, transp,: free pkg
and storage facils. 10. 1-44b7.
10th AND PARK RID. NV.
8 rms. bath. porch. $3.50
WALTER A. BROWN
1922 Vermont Ave. NV.
MA. b-lbo2 OIL. 2-b134
618 A ST. Sc.
CAPITOL HILL LOCATION
Remodeled 2-etory Apt. Bldg.
Attractive l-Bedroom Apt.
S76 and $40 Per Month
Open for inspection. or Call
H. l.. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. NV. ma. $500
1911 MADISON ST. NV.
Most desirable corner apt. in new
modern building: living room, bed.
room, Kitchen and dining area and
bath: $3.50 per month includeI
utilities. To inspect see res. mgr
73S Longfellow ST. NV, or cal
Randolph e-0430. or
H. L. RUST co.
1901 18th st. NV. MA. $500
C0LORED--Ii8O NEWTON ST
NW.-3rd n. apt: l room, kitch.
en- and bath, all utils. incl. NC
CHILDREN. Only Sbb mo. Mr.
NBUMAN. Ma. s-67OO.
COLoRED--I73I T ST. NV:
bedrms.. lily, RIM, kit. and bath
$3.50. utils. incl. DU. 7-7230
COLORED-Ia3S BURKE ST. Sc
--Settled couple: 2 rooms: al
utilities: S6b mo. Ii. 3-0S75.
COLORED-NR. 18th AND CT
RARD N.W.-3-room apt, Ord n.
utils.: .reas.: l large room LIST n.
] small room End a. (furnished)
NO. 1-5hbO.
COL0RED-2 LARGE BEDROOMS
kitchen, liv. rn.. bath: utiis. incl.
mr.. . bus lines; 81 T st. NV.
De. 2-5356: Ii. 6-6323.
COLORED-2IIe NJ ST. NV, Apt
"a rms, kit. and bath; So, 81
mo. THOMAS p. BROWN, INC,
1908 20th st. NV; Re. 7-17fO
COLORED - WANTED, Christial
persons for 3-rm. apt. in pvt
home. 1000 Channine st. ne. Cal
sat. after 4 pm, anytime Sun
LA 6-S3l3.
rnW nnRn fR0a M we CR - y
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HOUSES UMFURNIsHED

A HOME IN A BEAUTIFUL coUE-
Restored Colonial, 3 bedrms., IN
baths: one-acre lake: pasture for
horses: $3.50 mo. ia. $3.50,
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mr., Mt. Vernon Memorial pkwy'
Lee. liv. rm., din. nm. den. 4
bedrms.. 2is baths: screened porch.
brick patio, fenced yard. Newly
redecorated. S1a5 to acceptable
tenants. so. $500.
CONTINUED on Next PaEe)
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W. aInIa 70 Fahsp'' goo mo-
1905 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc; $50 so
II bedrm,. liv. rm., dinette.
Kitchen and bath. WALKER 4
DUNLOP. INC, CO. b-0222.
'i1: MeARTHUR BLVD. NV
Apt. 3O5. Enc. apt, In air-eond.
bldg. S97 80 monthly with eleva-
tor. Special coy apt. Call Mr..
MARTIN, WO. 6-S3bl, or mana.
ger, Wo. 6-74sO.
325 ANACOsTIA RID. Sc bed.
bath; blk. bus; parking.
et23 z ST. NV rooms, kitchen.
premises. B. r saul CO. 9s5
18th st. NV. Ma. $4,000.
1900 oUARLEs ST. NE, Apt, A.
SCHWARTZ. NC. CO. 6-esiO.
a20O WHEELER RID. s,E.-1-bed-
from f% ass Dse to sss sPtS E Isfsa'
e sh b 81 an. Stli' schools aSi '2 Siso
POINT APIS. 10. s.S22O. nun
S3Ie EDMUNDs PLACE N.W.-3
rooms, kit and bath. utils. in
cluded except cleo. For further in
formation, call M. PAUL HANNAH,
732 18th st. NV. ME. R-4l00.
3a: sth STREET NE rooms.
kit. and bath. utils. included For
further information, call NJ. PAUL
HANNAH. 1852 nth st. NV. ME.
S-4100.
1907 L ST. N.w.-3 rms, kit. and
bath; heat furn,; $ti5 mo,
rms rms, i XIX. and bath: so mo .
KIT. and bath; $37 mo.
524 13th at n.e-2 rms, kit. and
bath: heat and gas furn.: $40 mo.
THOMAS p. BROWN. INC.
COS Goth st. NV. FE. 7-i770
bedrm.. lily, rn., kit. and bath;
$50 mo. Key In apt. 4.
HENRY ]. RoBB. INC.
1924 VERMONT AVE, Dl. 1874
1891 BELMONT RID. N.w.-Lovely,
lac, 5-rm. apt: redec.: sos.
I'll East Capitol st rms, kit.
and bath: S45.
93o K St; n.w.-Lovely . rms. and
esss 'i I = g.. .ySS.v.-a rms, and bath;
s S.ls r: 4 . SO. I IIsI n III and
and bath. rsdec.; 81 SO.
ss2 X st. NV. Ma. s-sS0s
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i;S:;i is:'' ut. at! sSS i $s nj" III. q:
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APTs. UNFURNIsREp-YA. APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

ARL.. 1928 N. Randolph st.--Air.
cond.. de luxe 1-bedrm.: S97 so
plus cleo. Res. Msr.. ia: a-4750:
AVAILABLE. 2-bedroom apt. Con-
venient to bus, schools, churches.
Mr.. Hecht's-Parkineton. Sa2 so
mo. 465 N. Thomas st. ia. e-l400.
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FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden
Apartments

3sth 81 and Alabama Ave. Sc.
10 minutes downtown Washington
via public transportation; 1-bed-
room apartments NOW available.
room apartments. Cali LII. 2.ssSS.
once, s001 3sth st.. sc. OPEN
daily, . a.m.-5 pm, Sun, PM
5 pm Also furn. apartments.
GEORGETOWN, 2Sil Cue st. NV,
Lge.. l-bedrm. air-eend apt.
mel, utils. and seeretsriai service:
$3.50. DE e-1sif.
GEORGETOWN, 25ii Cue Sc. NV.
--1-bedrm.. alr-eond. apt. incl.
uti.s. and seeretarial service: $3.50.
DE, 2-lsl1.
GEORGETOWN; $50 .5O-complete
See Apt. No. los at 1902 slst st.
Ewes, WO. 6.3020. ]. LEO KOLB
CO.. Pc. 3-2lOO.
GLOVER PARK: Ali W St.
A aRi. din.tt. mf It, oe1 S.Srm! and ND
Sr. 7.a ssf incl u'i'''' adults
GLOVER PARK-Bedrm.. iiv. rm,,
dinette. kit= bath, rear screened
porch. yl-,DU mo. 4uSl beeCner
st NV, Apt. 2. Completely redee.
ca csIl Ex. a'a4ss' FRED A. SMITH
GOOD HOPE HILLs-Apt. homes
with large porehes: 10 minutes
from the Capitol. overlooking
Suitiand pkwy.. Oxon Run Park
picnic grounds and new golf
course. open TO public, bedroom
and porch, $71 to $500: g bed
rooms and porch, $si to S94 so.
Detached small buildings. home
like atmosphere, beautifully land
seaped; quiet, friendly neighbor-
hood. In suburban Settins. Three
exposures IN every apt, large
rooms, ample closets. porch cow.
for dining, sleeping and living;
rear stairs to spacious fenced In
lawns for safe play; plumbing In
kitchen for washing machine. out
side drying; individual storage
lockers: building wired for air
conditioners: short walk to two
1-fare bus lines. shopping GEN.
ter, schools and theater: ofi-street
parking. Good Hope Hills Is west
Of Naylor I'd. In vicinity OF 30th
St. sc. Rental once open daily
between 10 an. and $50 pm.
%S sSS sGsp 4 4 ;;;R M i-'aOO'
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. deco
rated; modern kit, din balcony,
step-down liy, rm., bedrm.. bath.
Hi.Fi. excellent quality wall.to-
wall carpetina. EN-. 2-634O.
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NE, facing Lincoln Parks apts.,
1 or 2 bedrms.. liv. rm,, center
hall. sep. entrs.; refgr. freezer,
utilities Included. IA. 4-60fS.
ONE-YEAR LEASE. guar, against
rent increase: good location: 1, 2
and 3 bedroom apis. 10. 2.0lb2
Open Sunday, 81 Pm.
AIR-CONDITIONED
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APIS. FURMlsREp-vA.

ADMIhALfY APTs-Lux1fy type.
~? q: iri s;si sia5 sl iss H lSfG
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Alfs. EuRNIsNlD-MD.
lcoNrlNUEol

PINE.PANELED EFFICIENCY -
-. G. line mr., Wis. and Western, i
block from N-2 bus; pvt. entrance,
parking; single occupancy. Avail
RIvERDALE. MD.-Lee. spacious,
modern. 4 rooms and bath. md
mr., completely pvt, In q detached
home l, adults sSsnls; %7'So incl
SILVER sFRING-Bsmt. apt. furn
sstt1c's .s sSglts ONLY; also 'sls' rm
TAKOMA PARK-9 rms, bath, pvt
snsT;i I mani SOS incl utils' Ju
TAKOAfA PARK, MD.-3 rms. and
l9s, i;.s Hy.s home pvt entrance
rH A. ma an. comb. .iss. f Eis;
s ssisssr lSaa. Sis e yG Ssss
rAKOMA PARK--i;bedrm apt !
: :sily.' j SIil'h . iff. ss1.sO' adul''
TAk0MA fARK, I biz. D. c.
so. SO plus sise. ~. s.ssss. U'''
TAKOMA PARK-Liv, rm., bedrm. !,
kit. pvt. bath; on IND noor; all
S S.H month"; 5ntS.' Ju D. SHyita,b.0 m'' $50
1890 CARROLL AVE, Tekoma PIX
--3:rm. apt. semipvt. bath, nice
.neighborhood, S75 mo. incl. util
See resident mar. Apt. 1.
&c; tssl At9ln IS., W. s.ss j. E' a
pvt. entr. ~. 'P-159S.
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APTs. UMFuRNIsHEp-p. Q.

ADAMS MILL RD. NV. 1888, M.
18th and Columbia rd.HTyo bed
n 1oS srss ,oors: i;vtna room
across cT from park: $a7 50. See
ianiter. NO 7-27eS. or weekdays.
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Most desirable corner apt. in new
modern building; Lying room, bed:
bath; So. 80 per month includes
utilities. To inspect see res. mgr !,
15s Longfellow st. NV, or call
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

BLUE RIBBON VANS rooms for
too late. Call Lu. 2-12b5. 23'
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
storase; reas rates. ia. s.sS3t,
HILLS MOVERS = LU. $4,000,
Authorized ice; fast careful serv-
ice: installation service.
Hills TRANSFER Co.--sP. g.
S CSSs U sS's ssr T STss ssm sSss
II YOU HAVE MOVING to be done
call Z. z. ToLBERT q SON fol-
E eoSr 7. sssssiDes' and best move
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
RIs tn 2-lI50 or ~ e.sa02
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. safe storage
IN separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7-Ol04, UNION STOR-
ACE CO.. INC. Est, 1905
MOVING AND HAULING, uset
furn. part payment. j. AND X
MOVING CO.. DU. 7-s66b.
MOVING, owner operated: surplui
furn. accepted as part payment
DE. 2-59sb. TU. 2-6495 ewes.
NOW OFFERING the best seryic,
and lowest prices in town. Cal
US and save: "a hrs, ME. S-2l91
or ME. s-0259.
RYE & SIMMS co.
Local moving and hauling. Wash
ington. nearby Maryland and Vir-
ginia: 25 yrs. experience with
modern EQUIPMENT. 10 l-1S4S.
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CONVENIENT TO GNU
222S N ST. NV.
rsdec. apt. ! bedrms liv.
rm.. kit. and bath. Prom SOS.

HENRY J. RoBB, INC.
iO.4.vermont Ave. NV. DI. S.s141
DOWNT0WN-2 rms. lit. and
pheTe. 10. S-i55e. NE. S-fss0.
DUPONT CIR. llll goth st. NV.
Newly dee: / rm.. kit, dinette,
share bath: utils. furn.: $50 so.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA = End
lit: aduI.:; SIS mo. SM. S10ssi
The Republican., 1959-02-26

Mrs. Mary Hardesty spent a re-
cent weekend in Terra Alta, w.
Va, where she was the guest of her
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs Cliff
ford Hardesty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Stahl and
children spent Sunday afternoon in
Potomac Park. near Cumberland,
where they were guests of Mrs.
Stahls mother, Mrs. Lura Evans
and girls.
Ava Sanders. Cumberland, spent
several days with her mother, Mrs.
Virginia Sanders, while Mrs. Jes-
lie Fulk and grandson Ronnie,
we're in Cleveland, o., visiting her
on Mr.. and Mrs. George Fulk.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forgan Fu!k were their daughter
Miss NADIA Fulk, of Philippi, w.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fulk and
family Rockville Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Fulk and family, of King
The Republican., 1959-02-26
SUNNISIDE
UNDERWOOD

Walter Peterson was the guest
of honor. on Sunday. when a
group of his friends met at his
home for a birthday celebration.
Guests included Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Teets and two of their
children. of Terra Alta W. Va;
Rev. and Mrs. Donald Matthews
and daughter Susan Alice, Rev.
Eugene Matthews. Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Sines and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Matthews and Ivadine, Miss
Vera Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. George
White and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Canaan and sons, Mr. and Mrs.
James Matthews and children,
Roger Stevies, Misses Barbara and
Shirley Runner and Emma Nalr,
and Mrs. Mildred Peterson and
children and the guest of honor,
MIR. Peterson. After the birthday
dinner hymn singing was enjoyed
by all
Mrs. Ardeth Evans, who is en-
ployed near Pittsburgh, Pa, spent
the weekend visiting Mrs. Harry
Canaan. On Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Canan accompanied Mrs. Evans to
visit their mother, Mrs. Villa Hebb,
al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
meth Hcbb. near St George, W
Va. Mrs. Evans also visited Del
mes and Verla Kaye Evans, on
Monday forenoon.
Rev Early Foster and several
folks of the community held cot
tage PRAYER meeting at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. A. Oates. near
Gnegy Church, Friday night.
Spa c jeanette Sanders, who is
The Republican., 1959-02-26
MISS MARY ALICE DURSl

MISS MARY ALICE DURS1
In the spotlight of Who's Who
this week l am featuring the Fu
ture Business Leaders of Ameri-
ca President, Miss Mary Alice
burst
Mary Alice is taking the steno-
graphic course. Her subjects in
clude band shorthand II, office
practice, English, problems of de-
mocracy, and bookkeeping.
The blond haired green eyed
Miss plans to work for a year be-
fore entering Hagerstown Medical
Secretarial School.
In Mary Alice's younger days
she was a member of the Girl
Scouts, All, and Meyers dancing
school in Cumberland
The eighteen year old Miss is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Blaine burst and is a member of
the United Church OF Christ IN
Grantsvillc. She is assistant Sun
day School secretary, youth
counselor in the youth organiza-
ton. and sings in the church choir.
Mary Alice was on the honor
roll the first term. find music to
her interest and swimming, dane
ing, and, reading among her hob
bics.
Last year Miss burst was the
reporter for the F.B.L.A. and
FILA. She works part time at the
Casselman Hotel in Grantsville
and sometimes on Saturdays she
works in the First State Bank.
The Republican., 1959-02-26

2S-March 7.
According to Roy Cassell as
sietant State All Club Agent, the
group is composed OF Older All
boys and girls, aged 1921. Follow
ing the tour citizenship cere-
mony will be held, with a citizen
ship pin and scroll of the Bill
of Rights going to each who will
be 21 years of age during the year.
During their morning tour the
youngsters will visit the governors
reception room, take guided tour
of the Court of Appeals chambers,
see the State Library and hear its
operation and function discussed.
In the afternoon the group will
take a two-hour tour Of the u. S.
torical and present-day role in
The Republican., 1959-02-26

stationed at Arlington, Va, spent
the weekend visiting homefolks
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Sanders and
fariily. Sunday afternoon visitors
~ the Sanders home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Sanders and chill
drcn and his mother, Mrs. Hattie
Upole. of Corinth, w Va.
Miss Cheryl Teets, of Terra Al
a. W. Va, spent Sunday as guests
# Effie Mae and Vida Louise
Sliger.
Mrs. Erma Hauser returned to
her home on Monday morning
from the Garrett County Me-
norial hospital, where she was a
medical patient under observation
and treatment for the past several
lays. Mrs. Hope Moon, who had
5een helping with the home chores
1t tho Hauser home became i'll on
Monday and had to return 10 nel
home.
The Republican., 1959-02-26

only insurance applicable under
the law is automobile liability and
property damage insurance. Filled
out registration forms last year
showed that more than 937 per-
The Republican., 1959-02-26
Motorists Get information
On Judqment Fund Law

Maryland motorists are TO re-
ceive with their application for
1859 registration an official state
ment in leaflet form explaining
the principal points in the states
unsatisfied claim and judgment
fund law.
The leaflet points out that the
national defense explained.
A similar tour is held each year
during National All Club Week as
part OF the citizenship program in
older youth work Any Garrett
County 4-H'er interested in attend
ing should contact the All Agents
in the County EXtel3Ion Off ce.
The Republican., 1959-02-26

wood. w. Va, were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Fulk.
Mrs. Effie Stahl and Mrs. Lester
King we're Saturday evening Wis
itors of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stahl
and family.
The Republican., 1959-02-26
State Alters Plan
Citizenship Tour

Approximately 225 Maryland All
Club members, representing every
county in the State. will visit the
State House and the U. S. Naval
Academy in Annapolis on Satur-
day. March 7, in an all-day Citizen
ship Tour. The tour IS planned as
a part of the observance of Ma
tional All Club Week, February
Naval Academy and hear its his
The Republican., 1959-02-26

Subscribe for The Republican
The Republican., 1959-02-26

cent of the states motorists car
ried automobile liability and prop
crty damage insurance.
Evening star., 1959-02-08

Dickens characterS-"Someho they seem
to lend themselves to miniatures" he
explains His larger sculptures usually are
heads of people he knows, his favorite a
head of his grandfather done from pho
tographS and memory. The dentists hobby
has a romantic side. .too-quite a few
family friends have been married in gold
wedding rings he made in his lab by the
wax-mold method
Dr. Aaronson has been combining art
and dentistry since 1884. The hobby
started, he says, when he was a student
at Georgetown University Dental School
Il had always admired people who
could draw, he recalls. But just couldn't
do til couldn't seem to get likenesses
Then. one day in dental school, we were
assigned to carve tooth. When finished
l was amazed to find that the thing re-
Sembed. tooth! 1 could carve! So l
thought. If can do tooth. can do a
face and there l was"
And, although he's been carving for
almost rs years, he insists he still can't
draw. =.
Being able to draw and being able to
Sculpt aren't necessarily the same thing,
DR.. Aaronson maintains. Several of my
patients have taken up sculpture at my
inSistence," he says. They couldn't draw,
and so they assumed they couldn't carve
until l talked them into trying"
DR.. AaronSon isn't the only artist in
his family. His wife paints and works IN
ceramics and his l5-year-old son, Reuben.
=: CONTINUED
Evening star., 1959-02-08

SAUCE WVE
for flovnder or other fish
Blend u cup melted butter. O bit Of O
time. into Z tbsp. GuIDeN'S. Add minced
porsiey or ehives Brush fish with sovee
severoI times while broiIine. Pour re-
moinins sovee over fish when serving.
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, 1959-07-16

stitution states In the absence Of
any specific rules, parliamentary
procedure as defined in Roberts
Rules Of Order Revised" takes
precedence"
Since not a word on "Expul-
SION occurs in our Constitution
all the rights of speech, specific
charges, confronting accusers, and
two thirds membership vote, as
set forth in Robert Rules Of Order
were due Messrs. Hodge and Rohl-
sen, but which we're crudely de-
MED as witnessed by your report
er, Mr.. Williams,
In the interest of democracy
and the future Of the Democratic
Party we bring this important
point to your attention, that all
may know the travesty of justice
that was carried out on July Is,
1859, at our meeting.
Again many thanks.
Sincerely,
MAX JACOBS.
, 1959-07-16

that Mr.. Christian, who was employed by the Committee,
actually stole the show. He carried on the whole i~nvestiga-
ton. as matter Of fact, see?
Now, the point / want to make is this. Why blame the
people who acquired the land, for many things are stated
there IN the report. But why not also make mention that
the Government has actually failed-the Land Authority
has actually failed in many of the provisions that it was
supposed to have carried out. How is it possible to farm
without water. Has any such provision been made? That's
one Of the requrements-the roads and what-not. Has
anything been done2 No! But, yet, in this report there is
no such statement-no statement absolutely.
Mr.. Chairman, I do feel that every member on the
Committee should have been present when this report
was being formulated. Then, we would have had a proper
Report.
There are some recommendations there, Mr.. Chair
man, as to being able to farm on acres Of land. What
kind OF farming can anyone do on 5 acres Of land? Don't
you see that somebody-an inexperienced person actually
put such a thing as a recommendation. You can't do any
kind of farming on five acres of land. 5 acres of land, Mr..
Chairman, can't even keep Q cows. 1t can't keep so goats.
What kind of farming will one be able to do? Secondly, if
you have Cows, Mr.. Chairman, they must have water. If
you are going to cultivate you must have water. There is
no mention, in the Report, Of any Of those things which
are actually essential to farming. That's what I wanted to
bring out on the Record. Mr.. Hartman.
Mr.. DELUGO Mr.. Chairman
Fl PRESIDENTS: Senator de Lugo.
MR.. DELUGO MI. Chairman. S. have heard charges
here of white wash, but one Of the mernbers-in one
breath speaks like a Tiger and says that this committee
has white washed las the Hospital Investigation was sup
posed to be a white wash tool but in the other breath he
asks US to delete the strong language that is in the report.
IT he wants it white washed, then, when YOU delete the
strong language-youre really white washing the thine.
TO be confinledl
, 1959-07-16
Correspondence
Christiansted, 81. Croix
u. S. Virgin Islands
p. g. Box 663


Mr. G. Brodhurst, Editor
st. Croix Avis
Dear Sir:
On behalf of Senator Walter
I. NJ. Hodge, Henry E. Rohlsen
and all who fought for democracy
and justice at the July 10, meet
ing Of the Chrstiansted Democra-
tic Club, please accept our thanks
tor an objective reporting job by
Nj. Earl Williams.
MI. Hodge and Rohlsen do not
in the least consider themselves
expelled from the Democratic
Club, and have only begun to fight
to restore democracy and integrity
to the Christiansted Democratic
Club.
May we point out that our con-
, 1959-07-16

Field like 4 garden spot in the
distance.
In the meantime we should be
happy to share with our govern
ment. the constructive view point
which Senator's have in our love
" Islands.
This road will be like a sky line
drive when completed. 1t is inter
esting to note the far reaching
Importance it would be to all
ST. Croix.
Go over and see for yourself.
For Love and Beauty it is
St. Croix
FRITZ NORRIS
, 1959-07-16
SEEING ST. cRoIx FROM THE
MoUNTAINSl - Fritz Morris

CAO0SN AxAA4N0l 49,
Person interested in seeing the
Scenic Road should feel free to
contact Senator Fritz Lawaetz,
who would advise as to the point
Of entry. This road leads from Es
tate Concordia East, and run
through the hills up to Blue
Mountain, in and around Mt.
Eagle.
From east to west the road
leads and end BY Glover Crest
Hotel, Frederiksted. on this road.
one would see the Low Lands,
with Estate Houses, Sugar Cane
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