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EVANSVILLE. 43I2 Gallatin st..
IF YOUR EARNING POWER meet

If YOUR EARNING PUWEh MttIs
your yearning power, then see
these new homes in lovely Sea-
brook Acres. Large lots with tall
shade trees; 3 bedrms.. Ia baths.
full bsmts and many, many more
extras. Call today for an appt'
Priced to sell fast at $20.500 to
S24.75O with conventional financ'
ing. Call til o pm, WA. $4,000,
~@~u-~ . NAuYo g. RI INC
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NEARLY NEW


But better than new, as owner has
added a Western red-cedar fence,
and beautiful handspring to this
de luxe. 2-level rambler. Split
entrance foyer leading up to q
charming liv. rm. with ffrepl.,
din. rm. and up-to-the minute
kit, 3 bedrms., 2 baths and down
to a beautifully finished rec. rrn.
with firepl.. a " bath roughed
in for a shower rm. for a 20xI4
bedrm.; house is ready for oceu.
pency before school; also, ter
rife loan to assume. Priced only.
S24 800, worth more. Don't miss
seeing this home before you buy.
Call DU. 5-6700. 10y
Better Homes Realty
INC. REALTORS
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'ENTAGON REALTY

CIR. 3-340O, 9 to 9
FAIR AND WARMER-The outlook
is rosy in this charming 3-bed-
room, all-brick rambler In excel
lent Falls Church section. Large
living room, dining room and a
wooded lot. s15.30O. JE. 4-22ss,
PARKER, SMITH a. DONNELL,
RAaltNPe
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PARKER

IA. 7-e161 Realtors IA. 1887
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Barnes Co.
Real Estate

Three bedrooms. study or
4th bedrm., 2 tiled baths.
family kit. with eating space,
lge. liv.-din. L." fireplace,
screened porch, hot-water
Dashboard heating. extra
storage; other luxury fea-
lures: excellent community,
schools: cow. to shopping.
churches, public transp.;
incl. swimming, tennis mem
bership; immed. possession.
Priced in mid-20s. 8 Boil
ing I'd. or call OWNER, so.
5-7023.
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80 =. = - ~ w EsNCS., ne. O-o0fl
FAMILY SPECIAL bedrms., large
Ev. I'm. with flrepl., din. rm., new
kit, cool screened porch. Situated
on q wooded lot in close-in Arl.
Cool bsmt. Price, S17,950: FILA
terms, $1,400 down; S115 total
payments per mo. Call now! /!
ODDENINO REALTY, INC, 1865
wilson blvd, Arl., Va, IA. 4-5656
FRANKLIN PARK, rooms, bath;
lge. yard; IL min. to D. c.; $500.
Terms: $500 down, $40 mo. pays
all. JE. 1926.
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featuring 3 nice-size bedrms;;,
beautiful liv. rm. with one wall
in unique wood paneling and fire-
place. Full rec.-type bSn1t;, large
corner lot. Assume high CT 4Faqc
loan.
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ARLINGTON - COUNTRY CLUE
HILLS: S31 $50; AIR cONDi-
TONED. center-hAll entrance
provides easy movement" traf-
nc patterni grand piano-size Twins
room with fireplace, formal din
ing room, exciting GE colored
kitchen with table space and
plenty Of built-ins. 3 lovely bed.
rooms, 3 baths: huge. beautifully
finished rec. room, wall-to-wal
carpeting, full basement with
outside entrances, carport, tree.
studded lot, fenced-in rear, storm
windows and other extras.
perfectly beautiful brick home II
finest neighborhood. EXCLUSIVE
WITH FLORANCE REALTY, 231i
Wilson blvd. ia. 10000.
ASSUME $4,000 4Iaes OF loan
lovely 3-bedrm., . full bath bricl
rambler: full bsmt.: very desir
able wooded area In Falls Church
S1S,950. MANNAS REALTY, JE
E-11ln
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SHANNON & LUCHS
ARLINGTON, NORTH
SETTLING
AN ESTATE

Must be sod the heirs are reason
AAPP APPS rs 5e' sis SO iA 50 ons
$1,000 down payment Is required
for this VACANT, newly decorated
inside and out EE-BEDROOM
BRICK COLONIAL WITH FIN.
ISHED BASEMENT, Living room
has fireplace, separate dininn
room, well-equipped kitchen ha,
eating space, easy walk to bus
shops and schools Extras include
aluminium storm windows ano
doors, air condltioners, stove In
basement. BE SETTLED BEFORE
SCHOOL STARTSl
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REDUCED
NORTH ARLINGTON
SIINKEN

Liv. rm. is but one terrific feature
of this 3-bedrm. brk. rambler.
Master bedrm. has pvt. powder
rm., sep. din. rm., bsmt. and
carport. Only S17,750. Here's
your chancel We say Don't de.
lay" call DU. 5-6700.
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AIrY AnPA spFciAl

50 ESQ, only $500 down FLA and
$40 monthly buys this attractive
2-bedroom semidet. home with
full bsmt. and nice yard, Cal
today, XII. 9-3630 THE NJ. II
BARRY ORG, Admin.
ALEX, South OF Mt. Vernon PARK.
way. 90 Minis. D. C.-Lovely j.
bedrm. all-brick rambler, large
family rm. with polished slate FRS.
scr. porch, patio, bsnt., all new
equip. Beautifully wooded anc
Handicapped h-acTe, at $4,000
LOU CHAcEY REAL ESTATE so
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ALEXANDRIA. "a COCK
RELL ST.-Custom rambler,
beautifully designed and SUI
pervised by architect; 90,
25-YR. TRUST AVAILABLE.
Priced in middle 30s. 4 bed
rms, 3 baths, center hall.
lge. wooded lot; 10 min. 10
Pentagon, 3 min. Cameron
Commissary. DIR: Shir-
ley hwy. to Quaker lane
to Duke St, right on Duke
st. 300 Yds. TO Cockrell st.
on left. GREEN & STE
VEINS BLDGS., TIE. 6-013S.
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GRANDMOTHER
APARTMENT

With Its own private porch ano
entrance, bathroom and space fol
kitchenette! Here's privacy anc
indspendence al under the SAINT
gency, yet not really living with
the in-iawsl Bus and shops iust
one level block away. For thu
family. there's a spacious three.
bedroom brick Colonial haVinf
big living room with fireplace anc
bookcase wall, large separate din.
ing room, weli-eQuipped kitchen
with eating space. First-fiool
powder room. Full basement hal
pine-paneled rec. room and II
bath, All yours for S26,500 OF
lenjent terms.
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$11,95O
A Quick Drive
ApprOX. 70 Acre

Only $500 down will put you
into his brick-and-frame
rambler surrounded by beau
tiful shrubs and young trees
on q large level lot: rear yard
chatn-link fenced. Large liv-
ing room, attractive kitchen
with dining area beside, car
port with entrance from stor-
age room to kitchen; full bath
and 2 good-sise bedrooms.
Home is equipped with storm
windows and doors. Call CIR.
3-4560.
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BY OWNER

HOLMES RUN AcREs-Bi-leyei, 3
bedrms. S24, 1000, 2423 Executive
ave, Falls Church. XII. S-0O33.
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A 1symsDI n az; s ysh You dG ssn
room, big living room with cathe-
dral ceilings, spacious kitchen
with all OF the gadgets and plenty
OF room for breakfast; family
sized dining room, patio and base
ment are among the other fea-
lures you snould see. A fabulous
package in home value for Sl9,675
LURIA BROS, REALTORS, ia
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ARLINGTON
Woodland

Setting surrounds this handsome
S9i,500, only $4,000 cash required
for FILA. 3 flne bedrooms, 20-ft
living rm. with open hearth. con
venient powder room; Gift, club
room, brick garage Located In
popular Norwood; see 1t today
Call
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS
2055 Wilson Blvd. IA. b-6s0C
ARL.. zoos S. Randolph st.--compl
redec.. . bedrms., sep. din rm.
scr. porch. full bSmt,: cow, Pent-
AEON, Naval Annex. Immed, poss
JE, 4-37b3.
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YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA:
$4,000
Centrally
Air Conditioned

$4,000
Centrally
Air Conditioned
A high 4laes loan may be
assumed on this brick ram
bier, close-in Fairfax County.
The home offers lovely all
"GE" kitchen including dis
posal and dishwasher: ~
baths, full baths features
built-in vanity and picture
frame medicine chest; 3 nice
size bedrooms with double
sliding door closets, fireplace
in living room, separate din
ing area, outside entrance
utility room. washer and drier
included, ruuet floors
throughout: walk to bus and
schools. Other financing to
suit. Call XII. $3.50.
$27,500
u Acre
PinecreSt
A quality constructed brick
rambler by golf course with
fireplace in the living room;
formal dining room, large
kitchen with dishwasher and
space for dinette, den for Dad,
3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, go
IT. utility room. L-shaped fin
ished recreation room, SCREEN
ed porch for summer relaxing.
Home also includes washer,
drier. storm windows i'd
Dashboard hot-water heat. Call
XII. S-2320.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
leONTINuEpl

FOREST HEIGHTs-owner retir'
Ing, offers for sale, attractive D.
room bunsaiow, level shaded lot
concrete front porch, Anchor
fenced yard. Sl4,2bO. FILA terms,
3 rooms completed IN spacious
stilsss E NEssSSVctMSMThi.l MSnsslk rk A.
TY. INC, 10. n-O4O0,
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OWNER TRANSFERRED-Must sell
this sparkling 4-bedrm. Cape Coo.
Newly finished exterior. De luxe
kit. with disposal; fenced Level lot
/ blk. st. Mary's, bus and SHOP
ping. FILA approved Tor Slo'UuV
low down payment.
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IANHAM AREA-Economy 3-bed-
rm. cottage, ideal for the starter
home. Tiptop condition througn-
out. S11,25O, FLA or OF terms
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W. W, BLACKMAN, INC.
ia. 7-2777 REALTORS ia. s-ss3s
RICH IN CHARM
ana beS ya5ty ods Just to S21s So,t buys Y
Fairfax. 1t has privacy, beautiful
grounds and gardens. Yet very
cow. to schools, shopping and
transp. Shown by appt.
PENTAGON REALTY
CIR $4,000 9 to .
RIGHT FOR THE PLUCKIN'-Fab-
ulous Sleepy Hollow offers 3-bed-
room, 1a-bath brick rambler on
1s-acre lot: fireplace, kitchen with
breakfast nook. full English base
ment with huge paneled rec.
room S20,750. Make an offer.
JE. 4-22SS, PARKER, SMITH e.
nONNTT T. RaalfOTe
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ASSUME HIGH FIRST TRUST

A iNT oI hIGH n aEsT IKo onc,,
transferred, must sell. Beautiful
all-brick, 3-bedroom rambler
full basement, separate dininl
room, large kitchen, 2 fireplaces
Anchor-fenced. level lot. In Falls
Church. Walk TO parochial and
public schools. Asking S22 800
MAN REALTY. INC.
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$19,500
Convenient to
Pentagon

A lovely brick rambler just
. minutes of Shirley highway
offers 8 bedrooms, 2 with
double sliding door closets;
living room with picture win
dow, dining room featuring
attractive wainscoating; up
to-the-minute kitchen with
eye-leVel oven countertop
range, disposal. birch cabinets,
and breakfast corner: full
basement offers outside en-
trance, u bath roughed-tn,
large picture window in the
recreation room. Call CIR. s.
1890.
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90 CASH TO HAND
Immediate Possession
Retired?

This center-ha California bunFs-
low, on small but impeceahlO
wooded lot, on a dead-end street,
Just step from a quiet park,
near transportation and public
library, was designed with you
in mind. 25-ft. square living
room, with circulating fireplace.
!old-fashioned-size kitchen with
lots OF cabinets, two huge bed
rooms utility room
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fANDOyFR yILLAGE = New s

LANDOVER VILLAGE = New 3
bedrm. brick rambler; immed oc-
cupancy; daylight valk-in bsmt.'
walk-in closets, birch kit. cab
inets, eye-level oven, fan; garbage
disposal, bar in kit. colored tlie
bath; Ice. lot; 1928 down WI, WILT
low mo; payments SolLDhN'
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
Utility Board Ponders Local Rate Changes

Friday night the Nome Utility Board held an open meeting at the City Hall, for discussion of power and light rates which were recently put into effect, and which have not proven satisfactory to large users. The meeting was well attended, but no decision was reached. Another meeting of the board is scheduled for this after noon, at which time it is planned to announce some change in rates.
 The City Council has announced that unless the Utility Board took some action, the highest rate of 10 cents would go into effect Jan uary 1. The board is to present their facts and figures at the next regular Council meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
Home for the Holidays

Home for the Christmas holiday is Dr. June Dunbar, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar. Jr. June now practices medicine in California.
 Mary Andersen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Steffen Andersen; Claudia Straub, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Straub, and Janet Muller, daughter of Mrs. May Muller, arrived on Friday for the Christmas holidays from the Holy Names Academy in Seattle.
 Mrs. Tommy Johnson welcomed home her three daughters, Jo, Ann, and Myrtle Chambers, who are attending school in California this winter They arrived Friday.
 Stanley Senungetuk, son of MT. and Mrs Willie Senungetuk, ar rived from College where he at tends of the University of Alaska, to spend Christmas with his fam fly.
 Other students expected this week from the University are Joe Senungetuk, LeRoy Reader, son of MT. and Mrs. Pete Reader, and Fritz Chambers, son of Mrs. Tommy Johnson, who will com plete the Johnson family as his sisters arrived earlier from Cali fornia. Robert Summers will be welcomed home by Meta Muller He is bringing a house guest, Ronald Eager, a student whose home is on the east coast; Paul Glavinovich will spend Christmas here with his father, Carl Gla- vinovich.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
Downhill from Now On :.

Today is the shortest day of the year with only 3 hours and B minutes of daylight according to the US. Weather Bureau. Sunrise today was at 10:03 am. and the sunset was at 1856 p. m. That's just 233 minutes!
 Tomorrow the days start to get longer and although there is still some winter ahead, the darkest part of the year is gone for this season.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
PAUL, TIULANAS RETURN FROM MIAMI TRIP

MT. and Mrs. Paul Tiulana who were guests of the Deauville Hotel in Miami, Fla, and of Alaska Air lines, returned to Nome this mor- ming with many interesting tales of their adventures and impres- sions
 Outstanding observation by Paul is the statement that he saw his first ice igloo in Miami.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
METHODIST cAROLERS

Last evening the Community Methodist Church annual Christ mas caroling party with about 25 voices travelled all over the com munity singing carols on street corners and in front of homes which were lighted.
 After the caroling, refresh ments were served at the LWY Community Center by Esther Mccoy.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
Charles Fagerstroms Leave For Christmas Tn Seattle

MT. and Mrs. Charles Eager Strom and son Robbie are to leave tomorrow to spend Christ mas in Seattle with their daughter and family. After the holiday, Charles Fagerstrom will go to Juneau for the session of the leg islature in which he is a repre- sentative to the House from here
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
PIONEERS TO INSTALL AT JANUARY PARTY

Pioneers of Alaska have an- nounced their annual installation ceremony and party for Jan. g at which time the Women's Auxil- iary will also hold their installa- tion.
 A smorgasbord supper preced- ing the ceremonies will be served for Pioneers and their families
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
ROY SNYDER DAUGHTER HOME FOR HOLIDAYS

MT. and Mrs. Roy Snyder wei comed home their daughter, LOT etta Helle, with her husband and child. Mrs. Helle, who is now pr. Helle, makes her home in southern California, where her husband is an oceanographer.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
WIEN ARRIVALS

Arriving today from Kotzebue with the Wien Airlines were Mar iorie Nazaruk, May Kelluk, Don aid Mckay, Mabel Johnson, Myra Goldy, H. Ballot, and Joe Adams. From Fairbanks were D. M. Jones and Rosie McDaniel
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
ROBERT GRANTS RETURN

MT. and Mrs Robert Grant of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and
 their three children, returned to Nome last week in time to spend Christmas at home. They have been outside on leave for the past two months, travelling in the east.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
Legion Meets Tuesday Night

The American Legion will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the BOT. RoadhouSe to initiate new members. All member are asked to attend because of business of an important nature
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
THREE-DAY HOLIDAY

Business houses will observe a three day holiday, remaining closed on Christmas Day, Friday, and Saturday and Sunday.
 The Friday edition of the Mug get will be published Thursday
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Continued fair and cold with temperature of 20 to 30 degrees.
 In the past A hours: the high est temperature was r, the lowest PA. Max. wind 13 mph from the N.N.W. Sunrise 10:03 a.m., sun- set at 1856 pm.
 A year ago today: highest temp. Is, lowest 9. Extremes on this date since 1907: highest 36 in 1913, lowest -29 in 1857.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
Sisterhood Xmas Party Tonight

Sisferhood Xmas Parry Ion1gn1
 This evening the Sisterhood of the Community Methodist Church will hold it's annual Christmas party.
 The two auxiliaries of the W.S.C.S., the Methodist Sister hood and the Northerns will pre- sent a play at the church at ' o'clock Christmas Eve
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
ATTENTION O.E.S.

Order of Eastern Star Christ mas party tonight. Remember 10 bring gift. Meeting at 500 p.n.. party at 8:45.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21

Covenant Choir Concert Dec. 27
 The annual Covenant Church Choir Concert will be held at 7:30 pm. on Dec. 27, to which the pub lie is cordially invited.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
ASSEMBLY OF GOD INVITES PUBLIC TO ANNUAL PAGEANT

The public is cordially invited to the annual Christmas Pageant of the Assembly of God Church on Monday evening, Dec. 21 at 7:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21

CAVOTA'S WILL BE OPEN Until 8 pm. Monday and Tuesday Until g Wednesday and Thursday
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
Cavota Girls Home

Fred Cavota welcomed home his daughters Rose, from St. Mary's Academy, and Betty, from Seattle University, for the holi- days.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21

The xxx Public Library will be closed on Christmas Day and New Years Day.
 Open on Saturdays as usual.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 - Grant "Tiny" Eckman is no longer an employe of Arctic Sanitary Service. 53c
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21

Clyde Godsbe. who is working at North East Cape, arrived home to spend the holiday with his family here.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-21
w A N T A D s

WANTED - General office clerk,
 full time. Call Main 12
, 1959-03-21
Cyril Marshall
Museum Director
HYBRID cRoToNs

-=ZEHHrE2 ~
Highly colored, select varieties
not to be confused with ordi-
nary types, rooted messed
layers ready to plant, IS va
rieties tour selection), deli
vered via air post, $3.50 each,
3 plants for $1,000. Check
must accompany order.
Edward Roehrs. Exotic Plants
Box /, Garrochales
Arecibo, Puerto Rico
, 1959-03-21
INAMUSEUM

Residents Of ST. Croix who have
not recently visited their museum
(because they have seen IT.,
should take another look, since
there have been several changes
made, some refurbishing done,
and some new exhibits made. En-
trance is now made from another
door, which tends to encourage a
right to left flow of traffic, max
ing for easier reading and pro-
erosion from one exhibit to the
next. All the backgrounds Of the
"diorama'' type exhibits have
been newly painted, and the ex-
hibits re-arranged inside the
cases. The lighting of the museum
has been stepped up" for better
visibility. Most Of the old exhibits
on the Arawak Carib culture
have been re-furbished and re
labeled, and a new exhibit has
been made entitled "Arawak Pot
terry Making" in which are shown
the materials used in pottery
making, methods of forming the
various vessels the Arawaks used
in their everyday life, and the
tools they used to smooth and
decorate with. Also shown are the
various types of pots and their
uses. This new exhibit is the out
growth of one that was made tc
illustrate a talk which Museum
Director Cyril Marshall gave tc
students at the Christiansted
High School last year.
Museum membership, to date,
stands at 154, which is a long way
from the ZIG membership of 1853
II is hoped that all who were
members in 1858, and who have
not yet sent in their 1859 dues
win do SO soon. It costs money t.
send out bills, money which NIGH
better be put towards doing, thu
things the museum should be do
ing, SO all forgetful members ar
urged to send in their dues soon.
, 1959-03-21
SATURDAY, MARCH ii, 1859
o. So

The Museum Trustees have had
several meetings in which they
have explored ways and mean Of
raising more money for both the
museum and for the Whim resto-
ration project, which lacks about
$4,000 for completion of the in
terror and for painting. So much
interest has been shown in the
Historic House tours, sponsored
by the Landmarks League, that the
museum is anxious to get Whim
Greenhouse finished and opened
as a historic Planters home,
which can be on view at all
times.
Cyril Marshall.
Museum Director
, 1959-03-21
A W1EsNER & CO.

Real Estate
ESTATE PEARL TOP US. Acres
excellent view : wonderful neigh
borhood only $4,000 per acre.
=
ESTATE WORK & REST 4
acres with a perfect view Of the
sea. This property will sell fast.
Only $4,000.
8 acres : good view
good soil : excellent investment :
$500.
BUILDING LOTS LESS THAN
TWO MILES FROM CHRISTIAN
sTED ~! size 100 x 100 only
$685. : time payments.
WHIM So acres very short
distance from golf course : $1,000.
In addition to our Office at the
corner of Church and Queen SITS.
we are opening another Office next
to THE VIOLETTE SHOPPE on
the Wharf. Also, our new associ-
ate in Frederiksted is good old
Freddie Steinman. He is operat-
ing from his residence next door
to The Chevrolet Garage in Fred
eriksted. Call him at F So for a
chat.
Betty Shaw Wood : Grace Biggal
Andy Lang, Jr. : Peg Wiesner
Freddie Steinman ! Frank Wiesnel
A WIESNER & co.
Corner Church & Queen
Phone C-243W
Kings Wharf : Christiansted
Phone C-374
Custom Street Frederiksted
Phone F-5S
, 1959-03-21
T. CRoIx

The mountains steep with breathless view,
Looking over the water far into the blue.
No rivers or streams on this Isle is found,
But deep rugged canyons do here abound
The pressure of earth under the blue,
Formed mountains, plains and harbors too.
This art of nature created to stand,
Against corosion with its harsh demand.
The flowers bloom the year around,
In squalor or garden they may be found.
The birds are many, large and small,
They rest in the trees or where the grass is tall.
The buildings speak of ancient lore,
Arcaded sidewalks from door to door.
The shops attractive and friendly too,
Imported goods stand in review.
Adventurous men come in from the deep,
Sailing their cargoes through treacherous reef,
Under tropical. sun their wares unload,
The merchants of the sea have their own code.
An American Isle with a foreign tongue,
With ~carefree living under tropical sun.
The natives are casual and kind of heart,
OF the Caribbean world they are a part.
The scorching sun in the sky SO low,
IN the. shade of a tree, cool trade winds blow.
From the Fest and West the strangers come,
To see the sights or basque in the sun.
by E. Nordin Gilbertson
, 1959-03-21
FOR RENT

King Street christiansted
Second Floor 'front.' : suitable
for four offices.
Main Floor Rear : Suitable for
one Shop.
Second Floor Rear : suitable
for four small a~partments.
Will alter to suit on long term
lease. Inquire:
Telephone Christiansted l78
, 1959-03-21

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Harwich Port Mass.