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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06

Middletown = Ivan Stancioff, a
former Bulgarian diplomat and
now resident of Frederick Coun-
ty, warned the local residents of
Communism in a recent speech be-
fore members and guests of the
Lions Club. Forced to flee from his
country when the Russians gained
control, he explained the method of
elimination of the free-thinking
people once the Communists have
consolidated their positions in a
government. Encountering many
difficulties in his efforts to escape
with his life, he was later Joined in
this country by his wife and chill
dren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06

Aberdeen - A group of news
paper men We're recently given
demonstrations of some of the ex-
perimental work being done at the
Aberdeen Proving Ground. Listed
as one of the highlights of the tour
was the modern methods used in
ballistic research. According to
Col. Leslie E. Simon, director of
the Ballistic Laboratories, eighty
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06

Rockville-Ralph D. Boyd, chair
man of the Civic Planning Com
mittee, recently told the County
Commissioners of Montgomery
County that the population of the
local area would be 10000 by
1860 and about 100000 in 1890.
Present population is estimated at
100000. The committee is making
a survey to determine future needs
of the county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06

per cent of the models of the
Army, Navy and Air Forces are
tested here. Through ballistic stud
les and the use of electrical calcu-
lating machines. it appears that
guided missiles could play an i'm
portant part in any future war.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06

because my rooster seals in all the Aavors, keeps
juices intact Versatile as can be- it watches itself
while it bakes, seams and roasts all SORTS of good
things. Every day it saves work, time, food and
money. Its cool Electric cooking is summertime
bIessing-and it can't crowd the inieSt kitchen"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06

employees listed with the Employ
ment Service. There were nearly
one hundred members of the Asso-
citation last year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06


Oakland - Numerous fires have
required the services of the Oak
land Fire Department in the past
few weeks. Listed among the losses
were saw mill, with damages es-
timated at $4,000, and a service
station and garage. The latter fire
resulted from the collision of a
truck and automobile near the gas
station, igniting the gasoline and
causing the fire to spread rapidly.
Damages were estimated at $12,-
900 and two persons were sent to
the hospital with injuries as re-
suit of the accident.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06

Princess Anne. - The Somerset
County Truck Growers Coopera-
tive Association has apparently
found one solution to the farm
labor problem. The organization
will operate Camp Somerset as a
migratory labor camp this sum
mer. Working in cooperation with
the State Employment Service, the
members of the association will
list labor needs for the coming sea-
son which will be furnished from
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-05-06

(eTTs WONDERFUL to see these roasters back on the
4 market again! Now that have one, wonder
how ever did without il. To-day think nothing
of serving potatoes, baked pork chops, casserole
of mixed vegetables, and apple-crisp pudding
within an hours time Results are grand, too,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
WCA Sets Goal
For thousand
Or More Members

This month is MEMBERSHIP
month at the Lucy Thurman
Branch Of the YWCA. Under the
leadership OF nineteen able and
enthusiastic captains. the mini
mum goal of 100 new member
ships should not be difficult 10
attain.
Considering the variety Of serv-
ices and privileges that "
membership entities one 10.
there should be no doubt in
the mind Of anyone who has
ever belonged TO the YWCA
about tne recreational and spirit
ual values received through
membership in this fine organi-
cation.
The nineteen captains. who
will be assisted by 200 team
workers are Madams v. A. Bris-
tol. Katie Cheatham. Beulah
Carter. Pearl Collins, F. +. Daw.
sen, Mrs Robert Croft, Mrs. r.
Lucille Porter. G.. Carlton Gaines
Bertha Smith, Ethel Wight.
Charlotte Sebastian, Mrs. Charles
Hill, Madams Bertha Cargle.
Kathleen Bright. Connie Davis.
Mrs. Theodore Washington, Mrs.
w. L. Jackson. Mrs Phyllis Dry
den and Mrs. Reubin Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

It's a cocktail dance and
view of fashions for those VINO
Will be attending the affair INV.
en- by the SANK Club at Club
Sensation, Sunday, April 25
(SAMX is XMAS spelled back.
wards. its significance being hat
il is a Christmas Savings CLUB
The talent search is on again
this year for some lucky and at-
tractive miss TO be crowned Mss
MarraccL Not only did Dolores
Williams. who won the title last
year. go on TO take Ord prize in
the nationals in Atlantic City. bu,
she now has a wedding ring on
that third finger. left hand.
April Showers bring May fow-
ers - and speaking of showers,
il should be a downpour Sunday
when the girls get together for
Melba Grimes. The hostesses viii
greet the more than 100 guests
al the Alpha House in her honor.
Music lovers are still raving ov.
or the stellar presentation of Eli
jah" by the Lincoln University
Choir. Jefferson City, Mo, which
Imperial Choral Society. Detroit,
presented during the choral ies-
tival sponsored by the Cultural
Committee of Second aptlst
Church. The affair was held al
CaSS Tech Tuesday night.
The 3-months old baby Of The
Walter POOLS was chrisienei
SUNDAY, at Bethel AME Church.
tShe was the former Katherine
TinsleY).
Kenneth Spencer, concert sing.
ing star. will be in Detroit Sun.
day. under the auspices of Nellie
Watts Concerts, at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Masonic T g n.
pie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
DETROIT MEDICAL SOCIETY HAS
SECOND ANNUAL SPRING FORMAL

gers D.. ard MIS- Helschell
Bpa3rsni Or. and Mrs. Milton
Paine Mr. ana Mrs. Sidney
Be ,aWell, Dr. and Mrs John
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
81 and Mrs william Haley.
. and Mrs. Wendell Cox, Dr..
and MIS-. Haley Bell, Mr.. and
Ms Herbert Bates. Dr. and Mrs.
Tad Hughes Dr.. and Mrs. Boyn-
Ton Milton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Thomas. DR.. and Mrs. {. G. Con-
stablc Mr. and Mrs Barefleld
Gordon VI and Mrs Clarence
Jackson, Dr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses
Bovkin Horace Rodgers;
Dr. and Mrs L Lawson, Dr.
and Mrs S. II c. Owen. Dr.. and
Mrs. Milton Palmer. Dr.. Raul
ston Mitchell. Dr.. James Gillian.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Collins. DR..
and Mrs. Scipio Murphy. DR.. and
Mrs Maurice Wesson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Snow Grigsby;
Mrs. Theresa Brinson. Miss
Victoria Mccall, S. Boyd. Hobart
TAYLOR, Miss Doris Bell. DR..
Victor English Miss Juanlta Rob-
nSon, Dr. Charles Brooks. DR.
and Mrs. Freeman Shepherd and
Miss Adele Cole and many
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Jnanita Harvey
Hon0red At
Pretty ShOWer

4 Pc sonsl shower for Jua-
n.'a Harvey was the occasion
f. ne gathering Of her intimate
friends Sunday.
Faith Richardson and Jean
Csoos were ioint hostesscs tor
iro ialr that was held on
Grcenlawn.
Guests pped punch and nib
1.ea lasts canapes during the
afternoon as they played bridge
and cnaited All were eager to
hear Juanitas wedding plans
The BIC date is Sunday April
- ~ TIE United Christian
CHURCH The groom is Josphe
shannon son Of Mrs Matte
shannon Of 64l0 Vinewood Jua-
nIia the daughter Of Mr. and
" Ivy Harvey also Of Vine.
Among those present bearing
good Wlshes as well as Gifts
were Melba Routt. Frances Rontt
Isabel Scott Rosemary Robin
son Merhndcr Shannon. Marie
Prui and Marjorie Bailey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Youth Groups
Discuss Vital
Family Problem

The Detroit City-Wide Y-Teens
are presenting series ,oi lee
lures on "Boy-Girl and Family
Relatlous.p
The series began on April 5
with a panel discussion entitled
"Teen-Age Youth Dating and
Making. with the second Ice.
ture being held az the Central
Branch YWCA. This event IN.
cuded a movie on family PROB
lens.
The final lecture in the series
Will be held on April l9 AZ the
Lucy Thurman Branch YWC A.
The guest speaker will be Da-
vid Treat Of Flint. an AUTHORITY
on family relations. and who
IS one of Detroit's Y-Teen IA
Vorite speakers.
All high school youths are
cordially invited 10 attend these
meetings which arc carefully
designed 10 give insight on the
major problems that confront
them The series is an outgrowtn
OF the National Teen Age Con-
vcntlon which was sponsored bv
the YWCA in Iowa in June,
l947 II was then that the body
voted 10 sponsor the program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

=. M ht g otl
lie Sex IA. annual
1.ter 81 'ae Detroit
s.era So rty F.eag r gat al
Loo. 4eWr.o
"a.'e ctat o0l'9nnalses
c.F- ne 1-en --ests
ar9 aF a, refa n
EeE aa.1s sEen the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
10Th Anniversary
Surprise Party
Given For Burtons

Frank Burtons friends say
that il Is hard TO put anything
over on him, but Anita Farmer
proved il could be done Satur-
day night.
Frank and Frances Burton
were The guests Of honor at q
surprise anniversary party given
by Anita az her home on Vine
wood. and they were really
surprised II was the couple 8
10Th anniversary
Guests were already there with
gifts OF tin. which commentaries
a decade OF welded bliss. ac-
cordrng 10 the books. A lovclv
centerpiecc OF phlox Cine 10th
anniversary flower. red and
yellow roses and baby's breath
decorated the dining room table
One of tn games PLAYED during
the evening was Ring Tin Tin
which was also much in keeping
with the spirit of the affair.
II was played with muffin tins
and bottle caps. and Frances
Duil ION WOn lllSt PRIZE. 4 scare
crow made Of tin cans!
BUFFET SUPPER
Al midnight buffet supper
Of baked ham. candied sweet
potatoes, hot rolls. peas and all
types Of relishos was served.
Present for the hiIarty and
fun al this novel affair were
Martha and Howard Tandy. CO.
rlnne Aston. Theodogia Pullam.
Geraldine Steppe. (back from
Wyoming for brief spclD Wv
ienne and Claude Cooper. little
Sandy Lomax. Mrs. Frank Bur
ton, ST., Marcella and Hughes
Peterson, Percy and William
Patrick Wilma and Clifford
Smith end Sam Timbers.
Among the lovely and unusual
gifts received by the couple
were tin tray. OVERLAND with
an ebony finish, and hand paint.
cd flowers: a matching waste
basket "a set of cocktail glasses
with rims of tin, and loads OF
useful kitchenware.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Parent Teacher
Groups to Hold
Planning Meet

The Detroit Council OF Parent
Teacher Associations is holding
rs Eighth Annual Program Plan
ning Institute az the Central
YWCA. 1890 Withercll. on Fri
day, April is, from 8 to 4.
This is q conference 20 pro-
mote and assist community lead
ership II is given under the
Joint auspices Of the Detroit AS
ISOLATION for Adult Education
Detroit Federation Of Women s
Clubs and Wayne University.
and co-sponsored by SO other
organizations. including the De-
trolt Council Of PIT. A.
The meetings which will run
concurrently Friday mornina
from 1890 to 1850 with capable
chalrmen arc; A demonstration
of parliamentary procedure: plan
nlng q years program: program
resources; club personnel; value
and use of publicity: and group
discussions to increase participa-
ton IN program.
Friday afternoon will be dc.
voted 10 hour programs using
audio-visual aids.
Luncheon will be served "a
those obtaining reservations b.
Tuesday, April 10. They may N
telephoned in to Miss Florence
Cassidy secretary Of the Detroit
Association for Adult Education
TIE. l-l600.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

stA 49,
This past week. thcv heard Miss
Helen Fassett, member of the CITY
Plan Commission give slide
demonstrated talk on planning
fo. our city. on Tuesday night.
WEDNESDAY night the club pre-
scented a play al the HWCA' ana
ON Sanday they entertained at
q cocktail party ~ the Club obb.
Mrs. Arlene Jordan Is president.
Members OF the Excelsior
H0mclnakors group entertained,
~ tea sunday afternoon al
the Lucy Thurman YWCA. Mrs.
Sarah Stewart. executive direc-
tor az the branch, was tner
s1cakl The group presented the
y with tNo lovely floor lamps
as well as additional gifts for
Camp N0tcom
Irene Arlington was hostess at
& si0fk shower for Alberta Fiiz-
gerald last sunday IL the Alpha
House. Bearing gifts for the cN-
pccfei newcomer we're Alice Ha-
ley. Marian Thompson, Frances
Polk. Eva Collins. Geraldine SY'
pert. Bernice Arnold, Bea Gil
liam. Auxvasse Dickson. Louise
TaYlor. and many more Bernice
Arnold guessed the nunber Of
p.ns IN bar for first prze with
Marian Thompson coming IN sec
UrG
LouCille Thompson entertained
her bridge ch.o Wednesday night,
WhicA has been namclcsS for nlEh
on % 1 months bu' was officially
chWstenea The Tally Pals" at
he's mccnNl Dorothy Holloway
took fr; = lc and Barbara Ba-
Land f.... Ord
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Women, Here's 2-way Help
You Really Should Know About

What 10 do for woman's oldest
problem. functional monthly pain2
Many a girl and woman has found
the answer in CAEpuTs 2-way help.
you see. CWDuI may make things
lots easier for you In either Of two
ways: Cd started days before
your time" and taken as directed
on the label. II should help relieve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
V a ri e t y
1.-THE SPICE OF LIFE"
BY ellie

our nomination for of the most active and pro-
,rsiy Young womens clubs in the city is the SYNONA
DADS composed Of group of business and professional
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
TALE or LOVES
AND SORROWS

sr
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to p
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
RUMoRs. TO DE. CHECKED
DEPARTMENT

Trey - GwendolYn Bates is
ectaallr waiting novel. WeWor-
ID { he putting ANYTHING
about That mysterious orchid IN
il?
They SIC saAnc thai a wealthy
WIDOW one casn Dr.. All
Thomas IT. making those quick
tllp, BACK kaSt
I, DR.. Charles Red" Brooks
really ,egi9Gs about ayng | Do
next month with the attractive
bloddc whom He hes gong East
20 scc2 Thov say ne has even
bought the house 49,.
Which brings up the point
what's the matter with all the
local gals letting tho Eastern
numbers snag so much Of the
Midwestern talent. uh?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

kTTAch An
ande- " sra 4 an
Lovd Lcc~ " !" .eu
Elsroro-s ,stcone
versty s-, 81, ,D sp r,- ,+srs5,.t
his erarfts'se tre
DYE WILLIAM u...s> -.,t M c,,-,,,,.. ..
h rnskInr p crt,. r u..,t r..
his Sum- Mrs Ett~Fp llmTa rs. =.et
Size 'ne 'orre- Ete .esrtc :. t
Maybe srhoo Tre as,e Is, -e, -nea
kom w III Far'
INTERESTING It'd BITS When the sehoonens Club met
for duplicate bridgefest
Conklin Bray Baker and Thomas Malone in
eidenialY Tommy driving beautiful new auto MRS
IRENE HUNT ready leave sunny California Tor an enoya
Bile vacation MILDRED cLEMoE coming home from her
study Of the balei Carnegie Hall take stellar
By being by Mary Ann clemon on Apr
~ at Music Hall BETTY CRAWFORD and BETTY EoMAN
Y,Teen Conference MRS AIR
LEEE Nurse MRS LILLE BROOKS are reeevins copies
Of the DETROIT TRIBUNE by mail result Of proves shown
At the recent APhs Kappa Alpha Sorority Bridge party
They subscriptions for year That's way
sure TO get your subscribe DeMARRIs SOLOMON
and Helen Booker The newlYwed Greg
honeymoonins Rapids guests
fred and Jsequene Norman The pretty bride
Elaine Ford daughter Of the Colt Fords.
GET YOUR YwcA MEMBERSHIP NOW =. j. and do your du.
grand organization The Membership Drive is under
with Mrs Harriet Wesley chairman
ing group Of ardent like
eephoned her the first meeting from Washington D.
attending the Negro Conference
Madison Smith who the
memberships date The being inspired by the
ring It's parsphrase Of We're the Upward Trail"
by Chairman Wesley adopted the group
with California and L7oo members as goal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

GRATITUDE warns iHe e7rE.et = ne rear: and rs
Just what 2! "SVe..7e Dsra Auxiliary
Cei-c!f copera:sc
during Ha:.ons Dsn,a
August party
Ing given Apr Is e: ire Deite utssa Lessae
tee Of the euSls.y e MRS VEL
Ma MALONE = eomp.e;s ire Hesers committee
IS MRS oUEENlE NAY WILLIAMS w:a MRS. ALBERTA BOW
MAN president e. auxiliary Whi;9y
is conleY Mrs Beatrice Te5rel BrYani Malone
sS'ins Fesiuses q he party eapyear
Head
Cliirens MRS. John DATcEY.
MRS. EDNA ToEDEE ard MRS. GERMANY BENNETT as co.
ehairmen.
ANOTHER DANCING PARTY viii De aiven on April %
when PHI DELTA KAPPA SORORITY hostess Label
Temple Checking he lists completing arrangements
Alberta Bowran Allen Thema
and SamnYe adams Getting ready
DELTA SIGMA THETA Sorors May
for that annual round ot Chairman
CAHET PIPER Esther LAMAR josephine Gaines. M larry
Hoberis Frances Owens The Yc1-s truly
ing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

yweds JOHN and FELICIA ANDERSON are taking
the Andersen family Vanseari oFPs q Se'ksn are
h sees q 1eir iFa1eS
Going for he Modern trend IN DIG are HAROLD ana Eve
Lynn CLARK Beec5woo5 settrs face
complete ana eVlrSe1 entrance
thope many small 1esr5or7eoa ~h
a Ard speaking ire reminds
that ELEANOR soYKiH JONES len: 5ess en- ne
Interpretation CT ire theme TEELHA EiHAa -1sde
antiques emPhss soh achieving
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
HOSPITAL OU76ROW5 QUARTERS

During tho past rook facilities of the local I-osn ita1 havo been stretched to tho limit to accommodate all patients ro curing hosoitalization. Extra beds have been scuo oozod into all nosstblc space mak ing a 15-nati icnt Eos ital out of an 11-bod. Tn some cases vhcrc nat fonts needed rosnit li2ation it vas pract cally necc esary to drar strars in order to decide which one vas most in noo6 Of Fospital care. In case of omor- goncy, of course, they vcro crordod in somoho-r, rhich accounts for the extra bcds., 1t the present timo thero arc eight sur gory pat ients.
 4Torovor, rith tho mood increasing as it apparently is--tho roso ital 3oard could not a1lor conditi ions to cont inuo as thoy roro. The nurses Tho have waited so long for tho ir living quarters to be fin ishod in the ouonsot hut gave un tho snaco to patients. Eoforo it could bo utilized, ho~ovcr, an enclosed bridge had to be constructed to connect tho nov quarters with the main building. At this vriting the tunno1 or bridge is al most complete. Darrc1 rank, Claude Carroll, L. o. T1yCs, z. F. Cros sby ard Ted Glorn have spent couple days get ting this york done.
 In last vook's issue 70 published table sho~ins number Of beds and norcon- taGo of occupancy. 7almor ras listed as having Q maximum nu~bcr Of 13 beds rith tho per cent Of occupancy of l25''. ~o ~orl6 say that this n1rccntagc must be
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
NE WS { 7E Al

Tho Board of Directors Of the N.v.r.C.. and their lives, and tho !-anagor and his vifo, mot in the basement of the Lutheran Church on Todnosday evening of this week for Social Cet-To-Cc thcr.
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
CARD PARTY

The GaAl7G5 gro holding a 7D.0 .RTy z turd4y ntGht, J0nuary l7, at tho G2aNGE FAIL ct 800 D.m. All arc invited to attend.
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16

on tho increase at tho present t imo. The only other Hospital in the Torr itory ox- cooding this number ras at Fort Yukon rhich has a percentage of 146 Of occu9ancy,
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
4 STf1 4 w TiMf

A drivor- salesman empl loyod by the A chor- age Dairy, lfr. Cox, uho recently camo from the states, come in from his route one eve- ming last wook and collapsod.
 rhilo. frart1cally trying to get hold Of Doctor, ono accidentally va1kod in the door. He took ono look at tho man and rushed him to tho hosnital vhoro he vas operated on for an internally ruptured ulcer. lr. Cox is nov getting along fire.
The Valley settler., 1948-01-16
NEW EAREER fCR .PALMfG

Victor Andcrson Of our1 inrton, -ashingtol has rented tho Coop Barber shon and expects to be open for business in the noar future.
, 1948-02-19

tail service to these two
towns. Thus we find three Sc
parate electric utility units
operating on an island %
miles long and S miles wide.
that sufficient funds be appro-
priated to the Virgin Islands
Company through the De-
partment of the Interior to
pay off the REA loan and for
the Company to Operate its
system on the same independ-
ent basis on which it now
grows sugarcane or manufac
ture sugar and rum. The Com
pany would then be free to
furnish retail service to the
two towns, and the payout Of
the project would be guaran-
teed. This would reduce per-
sonnet, consolidate operations,
improve efficiency, and save
money.
Ito be continued
, 1948-02-19
ELECTRICAL

This matter was the subject
OF a special inquiry by E. B.
Van Horn, staff director of the
Senate Committee on Expend
itures in the Executive De
partments, who accompanied
us especially for this purpose
as well as for assistance in
other matters. e concur in his
recommendations.
ST. Thomas. The needs of this
island for a dependable sup
ply of alternating current will
be operated by the municipal
government and it is not an
ticipated that any problems.
will be met which cannot be
solved within a relatively
short period of time.
St. Croix. In l941 the Rural
Identification Administration
built a generating plant and
approximately IS miles Of dis
tribution lines on the island.
Because Of high generation
costs and low
the project experienced a de-
ficit in its operations which
has steadily accumulated un-
til it now stands at more than
SCI, 900 on an investment of
SOS, 3O2. In November 1947,
, 1948-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS

The S. S. Lyman Stewart"
sailed from New Orleans Feb
ruarY 18th. ls4s. and is due at
Frederiksted on or about Feb
ruarY .25th. .ls4e. accepting
freight for Antigua. Guade-
loupe. Martinique. Grenada.
Trinidad. .Puerta La Cruz.
Guanta, Georgetown. British
Guiana.
ALCOA STEAMSHIP co. Inc.
Rob't L. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1948-02-19
WANTED

A reliable person as cook
and to do house work in gen.
eral, must be able to supply
satisfactory references.
Apply to
Erik r. Stakeman
Christiansted, St. Croix
, 1948-02-19
W A N E D

Five Room Apartment
Parlor-- Dining Room
Kitchen. Bedroom and Toilet.
Price must be reasonable
Address P.O. BOX 573
Christiansted, St. Croix.