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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

5elebrierte ein BontiftfnIamt I'm Dom
unb iteflte in elmer Mniprahe Die
itadtsbiirgerlihe Mufgabe 0es Rol-
pings -@erfes beraiis, Die in Der Gr-
5iebung Der MitgIieoer ou aftiben
Staatsbiirgern beitebe. Muf 6er
SdIuBfunogebung trat Miniiterprdii-
bent &orl Arnolo bon Nororbeitt-
Beitfalen fir cine 2Oili1g bes oeiit-
ihen Sitproblems auf eiiropdiiher
8aiis elm iinb betonte oie Notpenbig-
feit, NIT Dem poIniihen Nobbarn OBJ
ne neue blutige Museinanberiesungen
5uiammenauleben. Di05eianpr6ies Or.
Stiefpater (5reiburg) be5ei9nete oen
ggoismus aIs ben @eItfeino Scr. /.
Der MIR blIrb Dos SeilmitteI Der tG-
tigen Qiebe iibertpunben tperoen Tonne.
gr teilte nit, oaB Die &oIpings -Sobne
in gan5 Deutidlatlb iid) berpflidtet
baben, elm Sdbr lang tnonatIi1 einen
Stunoenlobn our 2inoerling Der @ob.
nnngsnot 5ur Berfiisung al itellen.
C..St. d. C.-V.
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9er5lilbf Bite filltS
Otntid)en MiiiiDnarS

sSsn elmer firhIih bIiibenoen, abe,
armen, gut fatboliiden Enlargement.
De in Haraguap, Siib-Muerifo, febli
orineeno Elm gang beIdeioenes Rird,
lein. 9a es iid ourdpeg Inn irmIts
2anobeDolferung bonbelt (es iin6 on.
ber 9araeuapern aub beutlbe, poIni
ide, ruililbe unb anoere quite &ntho.
lifen porbanoen), miro Inn Die giitiat
Weitbilfe Der 10 oft betpdbrten fatboIi.
i6en @aritas aus ben Ser. 5taoter
gebeten. SSSeoe = ald sic allerHein5te
: 8abe, Die in einem ge1pobnIiben
8riefe per Slugp o It (aebn Gents
Sorto) auf meme bone 8eranttpor.
tung gelanot 1perben fann, rimmt Ser
Undergraduate beutide Bater banfenf
enteegen. 0uittung miro iofort er.
teilt. Sir oie eoIen Sreunbe nn6 Son.
ner Der angefangenen 81 -&reus- -air.
DIE tpiro monatlid Der Segen elmer
beiligen Weiie aufeeopfert.
Snfolge Der politiiben llnruben il,
BaraguaD mo9en sic bite ettpoiae
giitige @aben in 8areelo uno Gu.
idriften ni6t mebr an mid nod So.
ragnaD, ionbern ab beute t1ur nod an
meinen antlid uno firdIib 8ebon.
ma6tigten Srn. Sole Maper, gaiino
Gorreo, SEQ. 1861 in 8uenos
atres (argentina) per SLUG.
p o It (5ebn Gents Borto) in einem
itarfen umi6lae, gut aueefIebt, aui
meine boqlte Geranttportung ienoen.
Sr. WaDer iibergibt mir iofort mnb
lebr prompt Die @abe. SeraIibItes
Gergelt's @ott i'm goraus!
Sotber Sole &reuiier, S.V.D., 8ar.
roquia Santa gru5", goronel
8 o o D q Worasuap), Soutb amer,
ica.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

Dieies 8odenplatt erideint Jed
Dem Sabre 1873 reeelmdBig ieOen
Sontstae uno miro berausgegeber1
gum geIten oes Bapitliden &olle'
ei,nm SoIepbinuul IN 8ortbington,
Ohio. beiien 3tped bic Seranbiloune
,piirbieer 8rieiter3oelinse fir oie
Ser. Stoaten lit. 9ieie snitalt III
bauptiddlid oneelpieien ouf Die @ins
FINITE bieIes 8lattes unb Die Sc ei6en.
fe Ieiner 2eIer.
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derer Printing Company, 12S East
Tenth Street, st. Paul /, Mime
sofa, by The Pontifical College Jo-
sephinuIn, Worthington, Ohio.
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books for review, as we'll as all
changes of address should be sent
to The Pontiical College Josephi-
mum, Worthington, Ohio.
Entered as second class matter al
st. Paul, Minnesota, April S, 1949
Acceptance for mailing at the spe-
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bodied In Paragraph 4, Section 53S
p. L. G. r., authorized June 2, 1915
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

segen ertnelrrunoudt5ig 5tabl-
firmen biirfte am is. Suli beginner,
tuenn es i1,5tDii6en Der &egierung
nidt gelingt, i'm ab5utDenoen.
ssobn Softer Dulles tpurbe BON
@ouberneur Detpep gum Nodfolger
oes 8unoesienators Hobert s. @ag-
ner ernannt, Der am %. Suni tpegen
&ranfbeit 5uriidgetreten lit. @agner,
Der stpeiunoiiebaig Sabre alt lit, lit
Demofrat, Dulles, Der eirunbiebaig
Sabre alt lit, lit 2epublifaner. Die
grnenn1ng gilt nilr fir ben Sermin
Bis gum 1. De5enrber, oenn fir ber,
&eit bon @agners Eerrnin, Der big
gum 8. sssonuar 1851 gebt, muB am
8. Nobenrber elm Senator getp1blt
tper6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
zmttlhrn Krtrg II. BriRnrm
(sSortfebuna bon Gette ~

Ser. Staaten, iib i'm augenblid in
talter ueberlegung Die plannl6Bige
grpeiteruns oes oerti6en Griimmer-
meeres angelegen iein laien. 9os ge-
ldiebt grotesfertpeiie, 1p6breno Tie
gleid5eitig Die 0eutiden einIaoen,
nod 8iloung ibres @eit<Staotes
our6 eigne 8ertreter in Dem Bariier
0earlbaa- =&oaegium an Ser
0ur6fiibrung Oes europdii6en 8ie-
oeraufbaus teil5unebmen!
Seine 9lrbeiteroufIebnung an Srt
uno SteIe, feline 8emonItrotionen,
feline 8olfSauflaufe BEL Dem gri6ei-
men oeuti6er uno ausIdnoil6er De-
montagefolonnen, feline 8ittproseiIios
men, feline er5bii6ofliben &an5elgebe-
te nm grleu6tung Ser Wo9tbaber inn
Weiten baben es nerbinoern fonne1l,
oaB nit Dem glbbru6 ser Sporier=
tperfe I'M 8elienfir6ener 8e5irf uno
in gergfamen begonnen tpuroe. &ein
oeuti6er Ippea fiat gefrubtet. 0em
General giibop ols Gbef ser britt
Iben Militarresierung fir gtorb-
rbein-8eitfalen lit oie tpenig benei-
oenstperte Goae 5ugefalIen, oen Siee
Der unpernunft in ser 9emontoge=
frage 5u bertiinoen = poraoorermeiIe
ieOesmal nit einem betpegliben
Oeabnruf an Die n8ernunft", perbun-
oen nit oem aus a5t-3eiten ber nod
lpoblbefannten Irgument: n8efebl iii
8efebl!"
Ser amtliden britiI1en 8egrin.
oung, Die abermals bon Der militGri.
iden Siderbeit ser Sieger ipri9t, fat
Die rbeiniide 2anbesresierung in Ell.
ner 3eit, in Ser 0el,tidlano total ob.
geriiItet lit, Die beuti1en St1ote III
Sriimmern liegen 1n6 oas, apas bon
Dem beiiegten 2anoe nod eriItiert, Ell.
ner totalen militdrii9en &ontroue I'm,
tertDorfen lit, nit ibrer. Yroteitoenf.
ldrift natiirlid oiel 5upiel gbre er.
tpielen.
9ieie Siderbeits6nsIte iino eine
ebeniol6e Iusrebe tpie Die vGepara.
tionen", als Die man oie Gemontasen
ausgibt. 0enn tper bat ettpas bon
ben Sabrifbertpiiitung uno ser
grotlosma6ung 3ebntanienoer beut.
| ifer Mrbeiter unb Ingeltellten, gbe.
mifer unb Eebnifer = auBer ben
amerifanii6en urb engliiden Son.
furrenten Ger beutihen Meitinouitrie?
aann irgenoein nod 10 fanatiider
Deutldlano-&aiier bier5lllattbe ooer
anoerspo, uenn er ieine fiinf Sinne
beiiammen bot, bebaupten, obne Die
9emontagen 1pdre al befiir6tet,, bab
Die europaiide Sroultrieproouftion
(oie ia 0urd BEN Marlban-Blan gu:
| iamnengeidloiienen, rfoorbiniert"
uno ~integriert" tperben foID Den
8ebarf bes Mlten Sentiments an Gle.
mifalien ,itp. iiberiteisen tueroe?
Sm &ongreB lit bieie nnfinnige
3eritSruugsarbeit tpieoerboIt heipro.
den tuorben. &offentlib finoet man
Inah bem beboriteben6en MbidIub Der
lDebatte iiber ben Mtlantic Baet 3eit,
einmal sriinolib in 6ieie ,inibone
@eibidte bineinauleu6ten!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Bas Knlnrr manifrtf

l1eber 8fineiten beging Die oeutlht
&olpings- -Samilie in &oln Die Sabr.
blinoertfeier ibres 8eltebens. 4us al.
len Weit5onen tparen aablreife Ser.
treter Der bio5eianen uno lofalen Ser.
banoe berbeigeeilt, uno aud aus Dem
Iuslanb naren biele 81Ite anueIenb
Ser Sobepunft Der SubiIGumsfeie1
mar Die auffiibrung oes Seltipieles
u8auleute @ottes" in Der aerIt0rter
Bantaleons-&irde. Ser 3entralroi
uno Ser Seniorrat befaBten iid, mil
organilatorii6en Sragen unb Ingele.
genbeiten oes 4usbaues Ser Organila.
ton. 8eionoere Soree salt Der finan.
aiellen l1nteritiitung Der 9iaipora.
oio5eien. Sir Die fiirrftige Mrbeit bon
Ilt-&olping 1uuroe elm Mftionspro.
gramm er1ttporfen.
Iuf Der SdluBfunbgebung oes
&olpings -Sages fam elm .&olner
Wtanifeit" aur 8erleiung, tporin BE-
tont 1puroe, oaB Dos 8erf IooIf &ol-
pings nit ieinen brei Soroerungen
5rieoe, @eredtiefeit, tdtige 2iebe an
fraftpoller @egenpartsbeoeutunq
ni6ts eingebiiBt babe. Die fatboIi.
l6en @eiellen fiiblen iid aus religio,
ier @runobaltung berpflidtet, am
bausli6en, politiiden unb iosialen
Seben mit5uarbeiten, auf 6aB Ser
@eiit bes 5rieoens in Die ssamilien,
8erfitdtten u1o 8etriebe, @emeinben
uno 2dn6er einfebre 1no auh Der
g8elt in ibrer beutigen 3erriiienbeit
Srieoe gei6enft tperoe. ga ser sSrie.
De iif ouf @ere6tigfeit ,tno 2iebe auf,
bauen nuB, forbert oasa v&olner Ma-
nifelt" @ere6tigfeit fir Sen MenIden
in ieiner perionli6er @iroe, Sreibeit
nnb @bre, fir St1nne uno StGnoe
in ibrem belonoern S6ifial nno if.
rer beionoern @igenart, fir Stoaten
nno golfer in ibrer berl6ieoenartigen
auspragung uno 8eltimmung i'm
&abmen oes @emein1pobls. 9ie Gol-
pings =Sobne bef6mpfen Die a1ffpai-
tung Der @eieaifoft in &laiien ltnb
Die germaiiung aaer 8olfsi6i6ten.
9as Wanifelt idIieBt nit Ser sSeIt<
ltelung, Dob in bieler SdidialsItltnoe
@efabr beItebe, oaB our6 Ma6t unb
8eDalt Die @rlnblage zines menlhen,
tpiiroigen 9aieins nieoersetreten tper-
De. 0arum ipollen Die @elenen mutia
fir ibre @runolase eintreten uno an
Der gertpirfli6ung ibrer gelelli1afts-
politii6en 3iele arbeiten.
9ie S6luBfeierli1feiten bes Sol
ner &olpings-Eages an oen beiben
BfingIttagen geitalteten iid au einem
einorudspollen 8efenntnis oes &oI-
pings -@eoanfens Dor iiber 10000
&olpings-Sobnen. &aroinal ssrinas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Stiuliuc DeS SDlfcS
fir bas Soiepbinun1

SD ienoe Sbnen einlieeeno 81 als
9onfiagung fir Die @rborung elmer
8itte.
90. &C., 8a.
Inbei 81, Den i6 5u @bren oes fl.
Solepb beriproden uno bur6 beiier
Siirbitte ib erbort tpurbe.
... 90. g., ga.
ginliegenb So fir Die armen Stu
Denten als Ganfiaeung fir Die @r-
boring elmer 8itte.
2elerin, ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
Sooesan5etgen

&eb. 5ranf Suertses, seitorben
nod langerem 2eiben i'm ct. Wearp's
Some, @arlple, Sn. Rabere ginselbei-
ten teilen mir 11nlern 2eiern in elmer
na6iten Summer l1niers @obenblat-
tes nit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
ct. Banl, Minn. - 8urtbinstpn, o.,
Samstas, Is. Snli 1949.
& ir 6 en- t a | enber

Sonutog, II. Suli: Sedfter Sunn'
tag nad gfinsiten. - gpan g e.
Iium: Seius ipeiit piertauienb
Nann (Warf. 81.
Nontae, 19. Suli: gamillus.
Oienstag, 19. Suli: gincen5 BON
SAUL.
OeittDod, 20. ssrli: @lias.
Oonnerstag, 81. Suli: 9aniel.
Sreitag, %. Suli: Mtoria Nagoaleno.
Samstag, %. sSsuli: Ipolinaris.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16
-Jrau in 9entidlanb iudJt Ser.

5rou Suianna Sa5un, geb. dim,
(13a) Sablod q. Moin Montbeibe-
felo, ltnterfranfen, Germany elmer
icon 3one), iu6t Sertponote in @me=
rita. 9ie 9riioer Ser 6rau iino i'm
Sabre 1928 nah amerifa auseepan=
bert. Ser alteite 9ruoer beiBt Sacob
9iin, Oie anbern abram uno &orne-
lius Dim. 0ieielben iino aus Der
Ukraine I'M Sabre 1923 na6 slmeri-
ia ousgepanoert. I'm sefl. Witteiluns
itber BEN iesigen Iufentbalt Ser Brit
Der bittet Die Sbige unter Ser ange-
gebenen aoreiIe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-07-16

ir nen nnere alnmnen tire Arbten 10 ensnelea, bah
bnen mSsd mrb Der reern Nnmn @ennion" IN Colorado
sprnss Golo bisnobnen ben aagen bs H. nno 13 Du
ber aae anmnen erben seb ten enH mSs aaf bier re.
nnion" snsesen sm ieu
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@ptlkrautpr-Urr

aDer SDrten, edit unb billtg = BON
Sfarrer &neipp empfpblen = $1.OO
bas Eafet. = Die AnantitGt 1T ab.
bansis bon benz Yreis einaelner &rGn.
teriorten. = 3m besiebem bon:
Anthony Sperl
1917 Bombay St., Pittsburgh 3, Pa.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
D. G. Man Ordered Held
In Death of Neiqhbor

A coroner's jury yesterday held
Willie James Holt, 80, colored. of
the 400 block of N street NV,
for action of the grand jury in
connection with the death Of
Hollis neighbor, John A. Davis,
26, colored, Of 439 N street NV.
Mr.. Davis, who was shot in the
groin during an alteration near
his home on July 8, died in Freed
mans Hospital yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-07-28

vidual flags and the cost Of re-
placement were not available at
PBA, but officials said a nylon
flag costs twice as much as the
standard one of cotton and wool.
The nylon flag has one other ad-
vantage. The one being tested
cleans ITSELF" That is by way Of
saying the rain easily washes away
the dust. Other flags, must be
sent regularly to the laundry.
Evening star., 1949-07-28

A glossy looking American flag
that flies alternately over the In
terror and Federal Works Build
ings is a 79-day wonder to Gov
ernment officials, who find it nee
essary to replace or repair the
flags of Federal buildings at least
every month.
The particular flag. which
futters in the slightest breeze,
while others remain dropping, is
100 per cent nylon, the Public
Buildings Administration ex-
planned. 1t is being used in tests
to find means of extending the
useful life of the average flag.
Already it has lasted salts
factorily since May 8, and it
wouldn't surprise the PBA If it
were still in daily service, for two
or three more months.
A new kind of experiment, how
ever. has just started. BY means
of chemical processing and re-
arranging the stitches in flags,
PBA hopes to save the Govern
ment thousands of dollars in its
annual flag bill.
"The average span of usefulness
of flags displayed over Govern
ment buildings is 27 days, as
shown by past experience" w. E.
Reynolds, Commissioner Of Build
ings said today. The Government
uses between 10000 and $4,000
flags annually.
There are about 500 buildings
in the Washington area that are
required by law to display the
flag, Throughout the country.
there are about 1850 more build.
ings PBA must keep supplied with
flags. No. l on the PBA list is
the White House.
Jess Larson, Government Serv-
ices administrator, ordered gen.
Evening star., 1949-07-28
Test Flag Of Ny|on Still Flies,
BOOSTING Average Life of Month

eral experiments to be conducted
to prolong the life of flags when
he recovered from the first shock
of learning that they last only
about month. Tests with single
flags have been made during the
past year.
Figures on the costs of indi-
, 1949-07-30
A OF

to au~thorizelth acceptance of quit
claim deed of the United States to the
Benedict Field Airport property and
to change the name Of the public air
port at St. Croix to Alexander Ham
ilton Field"
Be it enacted by the Municipal
Council of st. Croix in session assem-
bled.
Section 1. The Governor Of the Vir-
gin Islands be and he is hereby auth
orized for and on behalf of the NUM-
cipality of st. Croix to accept a quit
claim deed dated November %, 1948
from the United States of America
acting by and through the Federal
Farm Mortgage Corporation to the
Municipality of St. Croix, Virgin Is
lands of the United States, for all pro
, 1949-07-30

End Member for Frederiksted Town
(Mc Farlane): Mr.. Chairman. The Fed
eral Act is so worded as to give as
sistance to any base; and it was said
that it will cost $4,000 to operate
Benedict Field.
End Member for Frederiksted Coun-
try District (Hodge): Mr.. Chairman.
Benedict was allotted 100000 from
the ten million dollar program.
1st Member for Frederiksted Coun-
try District (Skeoch). MI. Chairman.
/ want to make myself clear. | would
like to know what would happen if
Benedict Field is left as federal pro-
perty and they take step to put it in
shape and operate it. I am informed
that the reason for not having more
transportation here at present is be-
cause the field is in need of repairs.
If we take it over and cannot make
the necessary repairs or cannot con-
tribute our share of the proper
amount it would be no help to us, it
would be like giving us the Queen
Mary because we couldn't operate
her. We should not take any quick
step, we should wait until the whole
question is explored.
1st Member for Christiansted Coun-
try District (Chase): Mr.. Chairman.
From what has been said it seems as
if this bill needs some study and with
that in view | move that it be sent to
a Committee of the Whole Council on
1st discussion.
The vote was unanimously agreed
to and it was so ordered.
ITEM 6.
Municipal Council Bill No. 7.
Introduction Of and 1st discussion
on Municipal Council Bill No. Z,
Draft of Amendment to the Budget
for the Municipality Of St. Croix
for the fiscal year 1949; proposed
by the Municipal Committee.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BILL No. 7
Seventh Council : First Session
1913
DR. EFT OF
, 1949-07-30

perry at Benedict Field on the Island
of st. Croix, in accordance with the
descriptions therein contained and
subject to all reservations, restric-
tions and conditions of the said quit
claim deed.
Section 2. Effective from and after
March l, 1949, the name of the public
airport of the Municipality Of St.
Croix be and is hereby changed from
Benedict Field" to Alexander Ham
ilton Field.
Proposed by
Samuel C. Chase
LIST Member for'C hriStiansted Country
District
LIST Member for Christiansted Coun-
try District Chase: MIR. Chairman.
Benedict Field was acquired & used as
as a base & now the Federal Govern
ment has seen fit to turn it over to
ST. Croix as an air base and we are
called upon to accept it on behalf of
the Municipality and they are sug-
costing that the name be changed
from Benedict Field to Alexander
Hamilton Field. Every one who has
studied history knows that Alexan-
der Hamilton was the first secretary
of the treasury Of the United States
and he had his first business training
here. This Municipality will benefit
a good deal by the transfer of Bene-
dict Field.
1st Member for Frederiksted Coun-
try District (Skeoch): Mr. Chairman.
LIST Member for Christiansted Coun-
try District Chase in his introduce
tory remark on the bill said that some
benefit will be derived by the NUM-
cipality by the transfer of the Bene-
dict Field, may I inquire whether
those are actual or fictitious ones?
There is a question in my mind that
this action, if taken will benefit the
Municipality or make it harder for us
as we will have to maintain the Field.
To my mind it would do no good to
accept a gift if it is going to be a
white elephant in our hands. / would
like to know whether the future
operation of the Field has been fully
explored.
, 1949-07-30
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY. 8. Is4s
Continued from yesterday

Yeas ......9
Mr.. S. C. Chase .......... Yea
Mr.. A. S. Forbes ......... Yea
Mr.. Ludwig E. Harrigan 49,. Yea
Mr.. Walter /. M. Hodge ~. Yea
Mr.. Frank E. Jacobs ...... Yea
Nh. Alva c. Nc Far1ane ~. Yea
Mr.. Reuben A. Neazer -. Yea
MI. Gordon M. Skeoch Yea
Mr.. George E. Wulff $500. Yea
The Chairman (Harrigan): The Re-
solution is passed.
1st Member for Christiansted Coun-
try District Chase moved and the
motion was seconded by LIST Member
for Frederiksted Town Neazer) that
item 6 on the order of the day be
moved up and made item 4.
The motion was unanimously adopt
ed and it was so ordered.
ITEM 8.
Municipal Council Bill No 9.
Introduction of and 1st discussion
on Municipal Council Bill No. 9,
Draft of Ordinance to authorize
acceptance of quitclaim deed of the
United States to the Benedict Field
Airport property and to change the
name of the public airport to Alex
ander Hamilton Field; proposed by
LIST Member for Chirstiansted Coun-
try District Is. Christian Chase.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BILL NO. 9
Seventh Council = First Session
l949
DRAFT OF ORDINANCE
to authorizelthe acceptance Of quit
claim deed of the United States to the
Benedict Field Airport property and
to change the name Of the public air
port at St. Croix to Alexander Ham
~ ~ \ JR
, 1949-07-30
DRAFT OF

to the Budget for the Municipality Of
St. Croix for the fiscal year 1949.
Be it enacted by the Municipal
Council Of st. Croix in session assem-
bled:
That the Budget for the Municipal
ity of st. Croix for the fiscal year
July |, 1948 to June 80, l949 be, and
the same is hereby, amended as fol-
lows:
Continued in the nnyf icc11n
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
Winners Named In Demonstration
Work From All Clubs In Arkansas

First and second place
honors college during
dinner in Little Rock Tuesday
The State Negro home
arshp awards of $4,000 each Georgia Miller
All Club, Phillips County Ryan, club
Arkansas county.
Georgia Ann has completed SO demonstrations during
of club work and Purcell continually carried swine
STATIONS his four years Both
Other State Winners
The Arkansas Company present gold
twelve other club members their outstanding
LadershpJerry Jackson Mississippi county, Mary
1919
Mary Louise Booker president
and served president her club 1917 l9i9 She
many county awards in club activities
Jerry Jackson president his champion
boy the county this year and activities
Achievement-Olva Brown Lee county William Walker
Jefferson winners Achievement
valued s36OO She secretary county
cheer leader
William has been club work five IL
STATIONS This he conducted demonstrations
tractor maintenance He his
this year sl2299O
Second place 60 Massey Union county and
Marion McCuston, Cross county
Fat Brrow-The top contest is Robert
Moore Jr, Wolf Project All club county His demonstration
consisted Of eight barows which he $4,000 Before
marketing the animals they $500 prizes the county fair
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02
Things That Interest Women
BY Bessie r. Bell

HOW DO YOU LOOK-Stil the subject of vitamns for
beauty though odays sdcusson briefly equally
important vamn Oddly enough however, you'll be eating
for this
vtamin "D' Old Soils gift you and the of the
universe Even though do vtamn D. is is indeed
food therefore important those get through eating
the right foods
You girls whenever you spend time in the whether
out for STROLL lying around happily the beach,
just lazng away the day park bench long the
shines you thenvamins for beauty chamand personality
but the list is incomplete without vtamn D. And sunhsne is
important to ones health any food could eat
Vitamn comes to by the rays of the playing
the body don't be too lazy to get in the You will
eat this
TRAITS WHICH MAKES YOU WELL LIKED-Doy you go
eheerfully out of your way to help others?
Can you depended sarcastic? Do you refrain from showing
off how much you know? Do you avoid exaggeraon all your
statements? TIP FROM FASON-Jersey for almost every
thing you wear In cotton, wool, and rayon and wool.
ETTIQUETTE SAYS is correct ankle chain,
assuming of it is beautiful ankle that wearing the
chain.)
Sent ten cents for each leafle they are SHINING THE
WAISTLINE, TEN POINTS ON BEING ATTRACTIVE, MIN
ERALS FOR BEAUTY and YOUR MEASUREMENT. Address
Bessie F. Bell Global News Syndicate Inc P O. Box &C.
Manhattanvile Sta. NYC
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

Eugene Thomas

Eugene Thomas
Mrs. Lula Henderson is i'll in the
University hospital in Little Rock.
Matt Allen, Jr., is visiting his
father, Matt Allen. sr.....Mr. and
Mrs. Hardiman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson were called to Bonita, La.
for thte funeral services of Mrs.
Mollie Williams.........Miss Bertha
Ross of AMIN college spent the
Thanksgiving holidays at home. -.
DIR. c. M. Author, Mrs. Ester Luz
cas- and Mrs. r. Williams spent
Thanksgiving in Little Rock and
Pine Bluff......Jerry McGraw and
Joseph Thomas are visiting in Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana. and Alabama.
Jessie Brewer, Frank Blunt and
Booker Spencer attended the Maso-
mic meeting in Pine Bluff. Mrs. B.
Arkansas State press., 1949-12-02

Hendrix visited in Junction City
last week. Eddie B. Loggins and
Ellis Wilkins, Jr., visited the Holi-
ness church in Junction City last
Friday night.....Alf and Edward
Hendrix motored to FL Dorado to
spend the weekend. Mrs. Juanita
Hendrix and Matte Pearl Davis
Calvin Davis and James Lee of
Junction City visited L. w. Log
gins last Week.-Mrs. Estella Boone
and Miss Myrtle Boone of juno don
City visited their aunt, Mrs. Myr-
tie Hendrix recently