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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23
Woman, "a, Dies
OF Injuries When
Struck by Auto
Mrs. Emma Axten
Steps in Path of Car
On Main ST.. Tuesday

A MarySville woman was fat
ally injured at 6 p. m. Tuesday
when she walked into the path
of an automobile on N. Main st.
The driver, Gwynn Sanders,
prominent Marysvillc attorney,
was unable to stop in time to
avoid hitting her although he
was driving slowly at the time.
The victim, who died shortly
after the accident, was Mrs. EN-
ma Olivia Axtens, aged "a, of First
st. in MarySVille She was pro-
nounced dead shortly after her
arrival at Jane Case Hospital
where she was taken in the Will
liam d. Lee, ambulance.
According TO police, Mrs. AK
tens walked into the path Of Mr.
Sanders ear, a l948 Chevrolet
convertible. She was struck by
the right front fender and was
thrown to the curb. She was
taken to the office of DR.. Paul
Zaugg, of Marysville, and was
sent to Jane Case Hospital in
Delaware.
According to witnesses Mrs. AK
ten was standing in the street,
apparently confused Mr.. Sanders
was following another automO-
bile, both moving at a slow rate
of speed, and just as his car drew
up beside her, Mrs. AXten sud
denly lunged in front of it.
Mr.. Sanders stopped instantly,
but not before the fender of his
machine had struck her. Neigh
borS said she had for some time
been in the habit Of crossing the
street without paying any at
tention to traffic, and members
of her family had for some time
feared she might be hit, although
they could not keep her at home.
Her injuries were listed as
skull fracture, both legs broken,
one broken arm, a crushed chest,
and internal injuries.
Mr.. Sanders was completely
exhonerated from all blame.
Mrs. Axtens was born Aug. 30,
1865, the dauehter of Fphram
and Sarah >(Cheney) Watkins,
both deceased. On Aug. 20, 1891
she was married to George w.
AXtenS who proceeded her in
death on June 6, 1919.
Surviving are one son, Arthur
Lee AXtens, Big Springs, Texas;
a daughter, Mrs. Alma d. Curry,
of Columbus; four sisters, Mrs.
Fred Thompson, Davidson, Mich.
Mrs. George Harper, Green
Camp, Mich; Mrs. Lily Harri-
man, Morrow, and Mrs. Alma
Staley, Marysville; a brother, H.
S. Watkins, Urbana; II grand
children and six great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Friday in the Lee Fun
eral Home in Marysville conduct.
ed by the Rev. w. A. Zimmer,
man. Interment will be in Price
cemetery. Friends may call a
the funeral home after p. m
Thursday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23

plays as they took place, then
answered numerous questions
concerning the players, games,
and team, and projected plans for
Ohio States trip to the Rose
Bowl game Jan. 2.
Prior to the pictures, members
of the Marysville coaching staff
as well as Supt. H. w. Carr and
Athletic Director G.. l.. Kingsmore,
presented short remarks. DR..
Fred Jones, exalted ruler of the
Elks, presided.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23

admirers.
Ere Christmas comes, The
Journal will publish hundreds of
letters from boys and girls all
over Union County, but this is
about as early as we have ever
received any.
The first two of the season are:
Marysville, Ohio Rt. 2
Dear Santa Claus,
/ am a good girl, will be 5
years old on Dec. 8. For Christ
mas l would like a big doll and
a bathinette. My brother Eugene
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23
Northwestern-C.S.U.
Pictures ore Shown
At Football Banquet

Pictures of the Northwestern
Ohio State football game were
shown by Fred Curly Morrison,
Ohio State fullback, to approx
mately rs persons as the Elks
Lodge held banquet in honor of
Marysville High Schools unde-
feated football team, Tuesday
evening.
During the showing of the
film, Morrison described the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23
Two Men Fined On
Intoxicotion Charges

Two men were brought be-
fore Mayor G. i. Kingsmore
Monday on intoxication charges.
Mathew Lyons, Allen Town
ship, was fined $500 and costs
and sentenced to 10 days in Jail
by Mayor Kingsmore on a
charge of driving while intoxi-
Gated. 1t was his second offense.
John Robert Lee was fined $40
and costs by the Mayor on an in
toxication charge.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23
Christmas is in the ain!

Christmas is in the airl
Stores are getting ready for the
big shopping season.
Nom right now (even with
Thanksgiving dinner to prepare
for tomorrow is beginning to
think about greeting cards and
gifts.
Pop, as usual, is beginning to
wonder how he's going to pay
for it.
And the small fry? Well, The
Journal has received two letters
to Santa Claus from his young
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23
Trinity Services

Thanksgiving Services will be
held in Trinity Church on
Thanksgiving morning at 10 a. m.
Pastor E. j. Goedeking will de-
liver the sermon and both the
Senior Choir and Childrens
Chorus will sing.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23
Reform tory
Show Open
On Sunday
Production will Run
For Two Full Weeks
ExpectlO, People

Dates for the annual Refornatory show have been
set for Nov 27 through Dec H. Mrs. Marguerite Rel-
ley superintendent announced this week This is the
longest that any show has run at the Reformator
and it is being done in order to handle anticipated
crowds totang more than 10000 persons.
The show will be given at p. m. each week day,
with matnees on the three Sundays Nov. 27, Dec. 4
and H.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23
Jerome Trustees

E. II. Hinderer and w. +.
Mercer have been certified as
Jerome Township trustees by the
Union County board of elections.
The Journal had previously
stated that Ivan MacAdow and
Mr.. Hinderer had been elected.
The actual vote was Hinderer SAT,
Mercer 337, and MacAdow 274.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23

In 18th century pubs, the Gus
toner was entitled by law to see
his wine drawn.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-11-23
Christmas in the Air!
First Letters to Santa Claus Have Arrived

would like an Electric Train and
a Camera. Bring Mother and
Daddy Television Set. Thank
you for everything.
Your little girl
Mary Mayer
Dear Santa Claus
l have been just find. l am
going home from the hospital
Sat. morn. ! want a typewriter
and band suit or a bill fold for
Christmas. How are you. I'll see
you at Christmas time. Good by.
Alice Mae Boerger.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

Pakeliui j mirti - B. Gaidziuno
aprasymai apie pergyvenimus
vokieciu kalejimuose. = 23l
nusl kama $1.0O
Lietuva tironq panciuose = tel
sybes zodis, apie tai, kas atsi-
tiko su Lietuva. - 312 pusl
kama $500
Lietuvos keliu - ivairus pasis-
kaitymai dviejose knygose. Ga
lima init pirma arba antra
dali if atskirai, mes kiekvieno-
je skaitymai visiskai atskiri.
Kiekviena dalis daugiau kaip
po $50 pusl. kama Soc
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
REMkIM VISQ BEkDRA AMERIK0S LIETUVIU TARYBA
Vasario 16tos au<as siuskte A. L. T. Fondan

Visi Sic darbai reikalauja is
kiekvieno patrijoto lietuvio tai
kos ir pasiaukojimo.
Suomi ypatingai kreipiuosi
Ohio valstijos lietuvius, paski-
rus asmenis ir organizacijas.
zinant Ohio lietuviu koloni-
jas, zinau, kad vienose jose ga
lima ir bus surengta atitinka-
mi Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes
paminejimai, juose bus SUI
rinkta A. L., Tarybai auku, bet
mazesnes kolonijos ir paskirai
gyvena lietuviai, kuriu sioje
valstijoje daug yra, netures
progos susieiti su kitais savo
tautieciais bendrai paminejima
atsvesti.
Bet tie geros valios lietuviai,
kurie apie musq tautos reika-
lus Zinc is lietuviskos spaudos,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

Rengiantis mineti Vasario 16
- Lietuvos Nepriklausomybes
81 metu sukakti - visi atsi-
minkime, kad dabar visos lie
tuviskos sroves Amerikoje dir
ba jau vieningai = tautinin-
kai, katalikai, socialdemokra-
tai ir sandarieciai suejo j vie
na Americas Lietuviu Taryba.
Amerikos LietuviQ Taryba
yra nutarus sukelti 100000
Lietuvos vadavimo akcijai YES
ii Amerikoje ir Europoje.
Lietuvos byla mes privalome
kelti ir judinti visur ir visada,
nepraleidziant nei vienos die
nos.
Niekas kitas uz mus nedirbs,
jei mes patys nerodysime savo
pasiryzimo ginti savo tautos
ir tevynes Lietuvos teises.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

gall taip pat prisideti prie Lie
tuvos bylos gynimo, pasiun-
Giant savo auka j ALT ida.
Ohio lietuviai mazu mieste-
liu gyventojai, farmeriai siuo-
mi kreipiamasi j jus. Paimkit
voka, idekit j il doleri ar dau-
giau, sulyg savo isgales, lais-
ke irasykit avo varda ir adre-
So ir uzadresave pasiQskite A.
L. Tarybos centran, 1879 So.
Halsted St., Chicago, Ill.
Tose kolonijose, kur rengia-
mi Vasario 16 paminejimai, vi
81 patriotai lietuviai pasistaty-
kit sau sventa pareiga ] mine
jima nueiti, nusivesti savo Sci
mos narius, savo draugus, ir
ten prisideti su savo auka.
X. S. Karpius,
A. Z. T. Ohio igaliotinis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
MILzINISKI ZIEMOS
NUOSTOLIAI

Nepaprasti salciai, pakarto-
tinai uzklupe vakarines valsti-
jas 81 sausio menesi pridare
mesai ir vilnai auginamu gy-
vuliu ukiams milziniskus MUGS
tolius, kuriuos tikrai gales pa
tikrinti tik kai ateis pavasa-
ris. Taciau jau dabar tikrai
zinoma, kad salciai ir pugos
gyvuliu augintojams pridare
milijoninius nuostolius susalu-
siais ar veliau nuo persalimo
nustipusiais mesos galvijais ir
avimis. Greta to zymiai sp-
mazeja ir numatytas versiukq
ir eriuku atvedimas pavasarl,
kritus daugybei karviu ir aviq.
Nors kariuomene pradejo sa-
vo lektuvais numesti items gy-
vuliams pasaro, taciau dalis
:ju nugaiso budami persilpni
esti. Xiii gyvuliai gaiso ne
esdami ta pasara, prize kurio
jie nebuvo priprate. Daugybe
Stu gyvuliu dar ir toliau gals,
sudarydami Wis didesnius nuo-
stolius. zinovai sake, kad me-
sos trukumas apsireiks vasara
ir rudeniop.
Nebraska valstijos guberna-
torius skelbia, kad salciai is
state pavojun apie $32O,OOO,-
600 vertes tos valstijos gyvu-
liu uki. Nekurie ukininkai pa
nese nuo Is Xxi rs nuos. MUGS
toliu. Daugelis lures sunaikin-
ii visus savo likusius gyvulius,
kurie salcio suzaloti netinka
nei gelbeti nei laikyti.
Wyoming valstijoje apie 55,-
900 is 10000 galviju ir apie
is 100000 aviq zu-
vo.
Kitos valstijos, kuriQ gyvu-
liai nukentejo yra: North ir
South Dakota, Montana, Colo
RADIO, Utah, Nevada.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
Iremtiniq kultdrinI veiklumas vYfek dar gyva&
Liudijo zinios ir Poveiksoi

kurio memo darby parodo SUI
dideliu pasisikimu praejo per-
eta pavasarl.
Paryziuje ruosia savo darby
paroda ir zymusis musu graft
kas V. K. Jonynas. Jis baige
dideli kurini - Merimee 10
kio" iliustracijas, Leidinys is
els nepaprastai liuksusiniu lei
diniu su professionals Raymond
Schmittlein izanga. Prof. R,
Schmittlein buvo profesorium
Lietuvoie ir dabar yra aukstas
valdininkas prancuzu zonoJe
Vokietijoje. Jis yra islikes di.
delis lietuviu draugas.
Be "Lokio" - Jonynas dal
iliustravo garsuji sekspyro ku'
rini "Hamletas".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
Kq doro J. voIoitis
Vokietijoje?.
Istrauka is jo laisko

Susipazinau su NCWC, CWS,
IRRC ir kitais pareigunais. Ju
tarpe yra ir lietuviu zemuju
tarnautoju tarpe. Meginame
Wis spausti, kad daugiau lietu-
viu priimtu ir kad kai ka butu
galima ipirsti ir aukstesnems
pareigoms.
Siuntomis ruby bel avalynes
zmones labai patenkinti.
Lietuviu Ambulatoriju gydy-
tojai labai reiskia amerikie-
CLANS dekingumo uz ju apru-
pinima vaistais per BALFa,
kokiu dar ir siandien negalima
Vokietijoje gauti. Lietuviu be-
silankanciu ligoninese kasdien
yra daug. BALI ir Liet. Rau-
donojo Kryziaus Centre labo-
ratorijos gydytojas Ambrozai-
tbs per diena priima nuo 10 Xxi
Is lgoniu, is apie 500 Muen-
cheno lietuviu gyventoju. Sto-
vyklose gydytoju pagalba nau-
dojasi daugiau.
/ Cia vedama stipri propagan-
da uz Australia. Belaukdami
kol musu Americas garantijos
JUGS pasiekia, zmones netenka
vilties, kantrybes ir rasosi,
kur pasiseka isvykti.
Kiekvienas nori savo reika-
lu patirti, kaip padetis yra.
Kantrybes reikia labai daug.
Esu ia apdovanotas, tad to ne
sibaidau, priesingai, m e g in u
pats ir Kittens gelbsciu supras-
ii ju bedas ir jiems pagelbeti.
Keista, bet faktas. Jie eina
per istisus menesius j ivairias
istaigas ir Wis negauna jokiu
rezultatu. Kai amerikietis nu-
eina, tuoj visai kitas reikalas
priima, pagelbsti ir zmogui pa
vyksta kliuti pasalinti...
Amerikieciu istaigos nepa-
tenkintos, kai mes, amerikle-
ciai. draugaujame ir bendrau-
lame SUI DIP. IRO ir kitty is
taigu zmones pataria su DP
nedraugauti. Tiesa, kai kurie
DIP igrista. Jei pasakai kokl
Wilt teikianti sakinl, jie ia sa-
KIM padailina ir perduoda XII
} items. Kai kada labai geral,
bet yra atsitikimu, kad ir ne
visai gerai.
Jonas Valaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04

vaityte, Baranauskas ir pija-
nistas Jakubenas jau atvyko
Anglijon. Jie cia numato IS
butt ilgesni laika ir aplankytl
visas Anglijos lietuviu kolonl-
las. Vasario 1905 isvakarese
Londone ivyks didelis solistu
koncertas, kuriame dalyvaut1
pakviesta ir daug zyniu sve-
ciu - lietuviu ir anglu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
O DAILININKAI
PARYZIUJE

Lietuvis dailininkas V. Ka-
siulis Siuo metu gyvena Parry
ziuje ir ruosiasi netrukus ivyk-
stanciai parodai. Kasiulis yra
didele memo pajega ir jo paro-
dos laukiama SUI dideliu susi-
domejimu. Paryziuje gyvena
ir dirba taip pat zymus musQ
dailininkas Adomas Galdikas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
NAUJA NEPAPRASTA
KNYGA

siomis dienomis Vokietijoje
pasirode nauja rasytojo Jurgio
Jankaus knyga 'Naktis ant
moru". Knygoje atskleidziama
siurpus naciu ir bolseviku dar-
bal ir nekaltu zmoniu kankini-
mai. Knyga yra sukelusi ne
tik susidomejimo, bet tiesiog
sensacija..
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
PAMINETA PREZIDENTO
A. SMETONOS 5 METU
MIRTIES SUKAKTIS

Europos lietuviu tremtiniu
stovyklose ir kitose bendruo.
menese pamineta Lietuvos pre-
zidento Antano Smetonos pen.
keriu metu mirties sukaktis
Liudna sukakti graziai pami-
neio ir tremtiniu spauda.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
DAMBRAUSKAITE DAINAVO
AUGSBURGO OPEROJE

Vokietijoje, Augsburgo ope-
role, dainavo zymi musu dai-
nininke Antanina Dembraus-
katie. Dainavo Smetanos ope-
roj "Parduotoji Nuotaka" Ma
zenkos role. Susirinke hetuviai
ir gausi vokieciu publika daini-
ninkei sukele dideles ovacijas
ir apdOvanOjo gelemis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
RETAS MENISKAS
LEIDINYS

Vokietijoje, Freiburge, ne
trukus pasirodys dali. Adolfo
Vaicaicio litografiju mape. Tai
bus didele bibliografine rete-
nvbe. Dailininkas yra pasiekes
auksto lygio ir yra vienas is
retuju dailininku, kurie doml-
81 litografija, siuo labai SUM-
kiu grafikos menu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-02-04
NAUUAS GRAzUS LIETU-
VIsKU DAINU RINKINYS

Vokietijoje, Freiburge, zymi
knygu leidykla Erwin Burda
isleidzia Grazinos Krivickienes
liaudies dainu rinkini su daili-
ninko V. Petraviciaus iliustra-
cijomis.
Vokieciu memo leidykla Val
demas Klein isleidzia knyga
apie V. K. Jonyna ir Galdika,
kuria paruose lietuviu draugas
estu memo kritikas Aleksls
Aleksis Rannit.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Sawyer Declares 1949
Good Business Year,
Is Optimistic for 1850
By the Assoeiofsd Press

Secretary of Commerce Sawyer
regards 1949 as a good year and
expects business to get of to a
good beginning In 1850.
He said In a year-end review
that he expects 1850 will start
with volume of business activity
not materially different from the
high rate which prevailed In the
second half of 1949."
Leading up to his forecast, Mr..
Sawyer observed:
"At the end of the year. business
activity was moderately below the
postwar high reached at the close
of 1948.
Consumer Demands High.
Consumer demands continued
at the high rates prevailing
throughout the year.
Residential construction, which
had rebounded from the lows in
the early part of the year, was
at peak rates.
Government expenditures were
rising with the insurance dividend
payment to the GIs in the offing.
Business demand for plant and
equipment and foreign demand
for our goods, on the other hand,
were declining"
Mr.. Sawyer said that, in some
important reSpects-gross National
product, National income, and en-
ployment-1949 was only about 2
per cent below booming 1948's all
time highs.
Inventory Buying Cut.
The Commerce chief said slow
down by businessmen in buying
goods was the major reason why
the economic levels-especially
production and employment
slipped some from 1948.
Strong consumer buying and
Government spending helped Off
set declining inventory outlays, he
said.
maintenance OF consumer or
personal incomes at the 1948 level
of $212, ,000. 900, 900 was "signifl-
in relation to the economy's we'll
being in 1949," the secretary said.
With lower personal tax rates
In effect in 1949. plus refunds in
1948 tax payments. disposable per-
sonal income (meaning that left
after paying taxes) was actually
higher than in 1948.
Able to Save More.
"As a consequence, consumers
were able to save somewhat more
than they did in the previous
year and, at the same time, were
enabled to maintain the volume of
their expenditures on goods and
services at virtually the same level
as in 1948."
Higher wage Nates made 1949
wages and salaries greater than
those in 1948, despite a small
reduction" in the number en-
ployed to total-employment
average of $500, 900, he said.
He said unemployment averaged
about 3,500,000 in 1949 .scom-
pared with the minimum level Of
100000 in the previous year."
Evening star., 1949-12-26
AT Officer Playing With Gun
Kills Himself Before Bride !,
BY the Assoeiofed Press

WICHITA, Kans., Dec. 26.-A
young Air Force lieutenant was
wounded fatally yesterday in front
OF his bride Of few months.
Deputy Coroner Dale Fairleigh
said 1st 1t. Ray Guy Harris, jr., 81,
shot himself.
Brig. Gen. Ray G. Harris, re-
tired, father of the young officer,
said his son had removed shells
from .38 caliber revolver and was
jocularly putting the gun to his
head and pulling the trigger. -
The father said his son evidently
overlooked one shell and the gun
fired the third time he pulled the
trigger.
Mrs. Harris was treated for
shock.
= 1t. Harris was spending a con-
valescent leave in Wichita. He
had just been released from the
station hospital at Keesler Field,
Miss, where he had been under
going treatment for stomach
ailment.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Actress to Divorce Nick Ruy

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. rs (R.-
Actress Gloria Grahame will sue
for divorce from her director
husband. Nick Ray, as soon as
the papers can be prepared. her
attorney disclosed today. She
and Ray were married in Las
Vegas, New, June /, 1948, the day
her divorce from Actor Stanley
Clements became final.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Jack Benny's Daughter
Makes Radio Debut
By the Assoeiofed Press

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 26.-Joan
Benny. 15-year-old adopted daugh-
ter of Jack Benny and Mary
Livingstone, has made her radio
debut-on her dads show.
. She played a bit part yesterday
rs a Girl Scout selling cookies. AS
she left the microphone, Jack
cracked:
"She's very cute, but you'd think
her father would dress her little
better"
Evening star., 1949-12-26

40 "Femode" kyIon edIes sizes IS g. Were S595
Sizes "a A. Were $685.
ede Of Sizes 2o
36 by average hip proper
$795 So95 Foundations
SIS
royon oee
IS memo" tofeto Sizes
Royon Were $685. Now-
to in So ----
Corenasd nd Bras Floor
, 1949-06-18
NOTICE

All interested persons are
hereby advised that in confor
nance with Article 4 of the
Articles of Incorporation,
Shares of Stock in, the st.
st. Croix Fruit & Vegetable
Co., Inc, are available for pur
chasing at $500 per Share up
to and including June 3Oth
1949. Kindly contact Gordon
Skeoch, Estate Diamond, Fred
eriksted, st. Croix, or write
directly to ST. CROIX r U
& VEGETABLE CO., INC.
Frederiksted, st. Croix vi.
The Cooperation of All is Soil
cited.
, 1949-06-18
Notice To Power
Authority Consumers

All AC customers using DC
appliances in King Cross St,
Queen Cross St, Little Hospi-
tai Street, New ST., Fisher ST.,
East ST., Lobster ST., Queen
ST., and Lagoon Street in Chris
tiansted, are hereby advised
that after July Is, 1949, DC
services will be discontinued
in those areas.
Consumers owning electric
pumps, refrigerator motors,
etc, who are covered by Po-
wer Authority DC electric
survey are requested to call
at the office Of the the ST.
Croix Power Authority to,
sign their motor exchange re-
ceipt. :
St. CroixP ower Authority
Officeof the Chairman
June IA, 1949
, 1949-06-18
CASTRO 49,.

They are: Svend Mylner of
st. Thomas, Wilson Leech of
st. Croix, representing en-
ployers; Stanley Fdrrelly of
st. Croix and Rudolph Sebas-
ten of st. Thomas for employ
ees and Lee Roy Byrd of St.
Thomas to represent the pub
lie.
, 1949-06-18
NOTICE

Many people can tell a good
thing on sight.
ST, CROIX PINEAPPLE
is hard to meet and harder to
beat for good looks and fine
flavor.
Proue it for uourseN
JOS. GRIFFITH
Bog of Allen
, 1949-06-18
DO insects bother uou?

DO insects bother uou?
We know thev do That is why
we want TO call your attention TO
the new formula in
INTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING
This DOT paint mixture is more
than marvellous for il will kill
reaches and other insects.
Let us use this formula in
your house, Just get IN touch
toith:
F o r D & HARRIS
Church Street Christiansted.
, 1949-06-18
WALLET

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fered the post. He is coming at
his own expense to explore
the desirability Of accepting
the position.
, 1949-06-18
EBBESEN

advancement Of the Virgin Is
lands an opportunity to fur
Their his studies in public ad-
ministration and take back to
the Islands the benefit of the
knowledge thus gained.
, 1949-06-18
EBONY
Now on Sole
at the Avis office
pleuse coll for yours
TODAY

1tdSI. MAEE4 ,
misunderstanding and for
their patience. We congratu-
late them and know that they
feel happy.
ThirtY-three Graduates ;
Following are the 9th grade
graduates: Louis Acosta, En-
rique Alicia, Graciano Bel
ardo, Samuel Bough, Carl Ed
wards, Antonio Encarnacion,
Epifanio Felix, James Golden,
Felix Maldonada, Charles Nc
Gregor, Lester O'Rielly, Epi-
phanio Perez, Victor Sergent,
Wilfred Williams, Patricia Al
exander, Della Brignoni, Aur-
ora Encarnacion, Lucia En-
gland, Severina Evans, Zorai-
da Felix, Rita Gibbs, Narcisca
Medina, Adrienne Moorehead,
Francesca Padron, Lyra Phil
lips, Isabel Prince, Josephine
Ramos, Eugenia Rodriguez,
Clarissa Sackey, Anna Scar
borough, Alice Turner, Felisa
Viera and Lorna Watson.
Those awarded Honor Certi-
ficates are: Anna Maria Dur
ieux, for Bookkeeping and
Shorthand; an Achievement
Trophy to Floris Higgins and
Shorthand Junior Award to
Raymond Plaskett.
For General Excellence in
the LIST Grade: Robert Skeoch,
Myrtle Christian, Peter Chris
Jensen and franklin Petersen.
End Grade; Jean Romney and
Gregorio Casanova. In the
3rd Grades Anna Molloy and
Dawn Phaire. 4th Grade: Clar-
ence Molloy and Juanita Con-
rad. 9Th Grade: Dorothy
Skeoch and Elisa Christian.
9th. Grade: Michael Chris
Jensen and Pedro Felix.
7th Grade: Lawrence Plaskett
and Jean Larsen. 9th Grade:
Eugenia Rodriguez and Zor-
aida Felix. 9th Grade: Gloria
Padron and Melba Canegata.
10th Grade; Rita Harris.
Father Hart then intro
duced Legionaire Lionel En-
, 1949-06-18

anuel who presented awards
to Rudolph Lang and Cenita
Belardo; Honorable Mention
went to Raymond Plaskett g.
Ivy Plaskett.