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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-05-01

Even in later stuges of hopper development CHLoRDANE is economical to us
pound per oce usually controls serious Hmfesuhons. CHLORDANE kills nor
of hoppers within 70 hours. After the first bite CT Chlordune treated fohdge
stop feeding at nee thus crop damage is olmost entirely diverted. 1t contn
lev invaders up to 8 weeks following application. CHLORDANE applied OF
time is also effective in control of the oltanu weevl omd LYgus bug.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Install Officers
Tuesday Night
OF Junior Chamber

Installation II new officers ~
the key West Junior Chamler of
ConmeFUe will he observed %
moFrow night ~ = dinneF "a Off
GERS Club on Whitehead street
beginning II 2 - .. "a
Ned Let's. . Niasni attuFney.
and vice president 81 the Tth Dls
trict of tfe Jayceez. Mr. mnd Mr.
Robert Scasle. of the Cos@l Galsies
Issni0r ChamAwE VI CunweAre.
Mayor a Maitland Adanss. chmir
man Frsnk Bentley ~ TIE MN
re County Commissioner. wsli
b. among the invited guests.
Viee President Lett6 expcrt4 90
maze the pFincipal sddresa.
Charles Curfy wiil b. Installed
sz president Manuel Lopez all
be made firSt vice presidents
Henry Higgx. viii b. made serond
vice president. Jack ApFel will he
made secretary and Orvis Kemp
vii be- made treasurer
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Red Propaganda
Is Improving

MOSCOW. - ZAP piavda
.ssd in 4 losding editorial that a
certain Improvement has been
achieved thn year IN Ire political
education of Party members and
candidates.
ln the umirse ~ the glganiic
sogk 81 directing socialist con
siTuCton. ssid tire paper the
Party has suuCcedcd IN training
hundreds - thousands "a prupa-
gsndists q eannot. however. ~
said that al prnpaEandnts
answer la their knoNierige and
q, tbs high demands
made an thrm
II asHne natts there are siill
tfaen1 uf Journalism and srhulaa
tir1agn n the 80 gam Fstlun of
siud1es Lively dtsCtizslun IS often
Continued On Page Thrrel
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
tlni, ta.r Pending
T. AFmamslo ier-
nanslex, thaFErd
" ish ia, ing v ouaan

hafami lufV umF nfa b. csllod
unfa aninE ths rraulaf O,toiHr
tFsm n eouft m 3as icafned
nasF
Hte raliinH a8 aFand lufy o.
hFaf a. testimony against
A Aamtn lhfeRman Ioe3 Fefn-
rf whn n n County jail
raaataea aath the siaying ol q
aan Hha dtr1 afier 3 fsii from
tlmk Hsfated hf the yoang
mmm mmf 6emaufie8 bv = pcitit
F mhhh inFesiiAated the caso
bsg Feage 1llatice huY Hamlln
o. aanlmfm grand lurF a.
NFNmf wath aniv the une case
na a9udlnE auuid De- regarded
na an wm1estssafy eNpcmec
1Hlar Aauilino LnpeE Jr
Caran Cmut issdEe W8ald cal
ff Efand fal1 uhen q b finally
aasunaanca
Adinz a. the testimony
fanrmaea before the peaec Ius
t iana EsfrlIe Wood Wife ui
mU s. NasF sailnf uas found
lfua m Roosevelt boulevard
naflr ng from Numerous en-
a n MaY - She died latct
81 Nsanir.pai hmpital
NNfmanaNF teattliml that thc
uman jumped from thC truck as
"a mma amng aat tae buaaieaNafd
a. ElaggEa the iFEk ans a.
4 hperial uepaty eaFfiii
Eam8 81 Gafrisun aho @as
paalna the acene ai 'nc ume pa
oarrf - hsr O. thc drputF car
aa4 cent alih her g. TIE h0e
Efal
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Bolivia Works
With Silicosis
Victims

la PAZ. Bolivia (APl Bo-
hyias sDCisl workers and the l,d
cral health ministry ate wo4 kin.
o. rChabilitate thousands ol tu
miners suffering from maI dr
minas" The disease Is 3 form ID
slluEa@lE
Bollviss lstor laws provide
cash Indemnify foF The sfiiacied
miners Rai the muney seam bufus
through the pockets 81 lgdian
humcapuns Pea mlnefs put any
thing aside fur the rainy day end
many lssok furward g. the day
they can qasit Nth NAL oc mlnas
ana an laN1sfnnltF ranging kfon
loo 10 shbo0 Boiixisnss 90 AS
$500 IN their paeket Mine sick
neSs takes fow lives
Musi of the mines hayp dust
(Conunucd On Page Thresl
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
President Delivers Economic
Message 10 Congress; Says
No Taxation Raise At Present
Reduction Of Prices. lie Saisi. Wsnld
Increase Production Ind 90.
iiere Unemployment

NAsflfNlxseN Halg rs -
ent Nfu san. am hn mm
~ as m aWss ssHs8 aa
g@aasaa wssasa nfs@ - ea
issas lANaia aaNal lAe a Is
glasisnN tis@e afeas ahmN 80
eagieEmNna a -
ea
he mamMsassa tAat. afam ae
wzsef.f,ssss nseal eestsaf So at
es@l Meseg mWvmt aE@ia aas8 ia
- pfasais hla - uN mmm
rhssw8 en psaAsa pawwssa
Hfe fafesaeui sac ~ mlHa
tssa tssAs h8 @@s psHs s8Hsws we8f
th2 fFssaalssa. ana ~ aNaea asf
tks4& oHa mmN a. smessmaa Assaaasaas
MsasA4 o. d hfaHs nHFs ~ Hi
aHasthsa Mamuaas aAaEWas ~ lm8a
tfaaita1a 9Nsefalit - atasNf
ssaaad ieel asapsosa o. a4m8aff
81 lta pfaltf iu asstes e. AEaFea
huFlnM Mms asaaa8 MsaAAa b.
aaala - e f8asllk alsa eFlglss H2asf
8ld ~ nggeaasll tamaAs 49,
sfaae .fa tiN fna@e ama tps@ aess8f
Hstliissn pesas1ss nFA ussf - maN
Asmfe laNa NNa8 n tAAa lmF
pfeaaaeni TIssasan $50 aHffa
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
George
Declares State
OF Emergency


LONDON. july n King
GeoFge today declared . state ~
emergencv in AN attempt a. break
the duCkWurkmen's strike
The eahinet was ln session ~
ie Do~ninE street Ahcn wurd
was reviewed that the workers
had voted D. Cuntinuo TIE strike
despite an offer of lncrcasc ia
"A WaMUs.
Prime Minister Cicmcnt AtileC
in.micdiaiely communicated wlth
the klna and reauestod that hc
declare . state of emergency
Attlce saia that ii2 ships. sslme
fully losaed. otheFA pafgly hsufiesi.
With impnrts weFe lying idlo II
whaFWes
TIE government announced
that a. . result of the king de-
larati0n. l.70a soldicn will BE-
pat b. work D. aaluad thc shtps.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Texas Governor
Found Dead I'm
Pullman Berth

HOUSTON. Texa2. Juiy IL "a
II Jester. 9ovcrEsoT oi Texas. sas
found dead today IN his berth In
Pullman car aa the Hosa1son sta-
tion Of the southern Pacific rasi-
road.
Detectives were lmmediafely
assigned 90 investigate the c@a@m
of has death. After an insextlEs-
ton. Il wax said that G0vernox
Jester apparently h@d died nasuF-
ally
Tie first waS eiected goxwrnor in
1915 and was reelected last year
Cause of death had not been
announced up b md sfteTnoon.
Members of hia official family
stated that they bad not heard II
his complaining aboat beln9 ili
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
MAY NOT CALL
q K AND JURY
UNTIL OCTOBER
Fleet Hunts
Absentee Sarslines

IA JoLiA ZAP 4 small
fsh. Ho lunEor than 10 nrhcs.
bass siK ship nayy stalking HIM
along the Paclfic cuast
tie thc Pacific safdinc Ia
Compauy with ths billions ul his
fellow aardincs that acre TEEN
iuE M Caliiornia waters onlY &
short ~hilc Eao he represents q
tal g00 0fl0 industry
Sagdine schools have begun a.
aWindic siarmingly "a California
WaieFa The catch has dropped
from q furmer high ol 6ooo 600
tons annually to leas than 10 600
tons. representing $50 600 600
lqfs 81 the Caliiurnla hshing In
dustry
ln ugdeF o. determine why the
sardinea lcft and where they
Weut a combined fleet al SIX
ships from the University uf Cali
folnla StrIpps Institution It
OccanoGraphS thc State Fish
and Game Division and the e =
Fish and Wlldllic Ssrule has
launghcd the greatest oeeano-
sIaphB sufyts ln history
According 90 ID Roger Rcvclit
associate dllctol of the Scupps
Institution thla macute opera
ton b. reaching 200 mllcs Ca aea
and trum OFcNuu tu l1Net
California Involving many phases
bf SCIENCE oceanography mctc
oroiagy zoology botany and
chemistry the research Is tan
anlea by 500 GOO grant lrom
the Caliornia Legislature ana q
tax &c i0 SCENTS q ion ou AL sardine
caught Ia CaiIfoInla v atCrs
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
High School
Marcus Book
Aids Charity

kEW YORK Jap Eight tu
dents from ihc Efamua dan Hush
sehuDl aIc publishing bsuk
sbout Col David Msrcus Col
Marcus was allied Ia the fighting
in Palestine
The bnnk alslut him Is fur chii
dryu ifum siN o. % The project
started ss class exercise snd gfeW
into major prug ram After Cnn-
sultatiBn Wlth Nj Emma Mar
cas-. the Cnluncfs widuW the
ciEht studeuts have decidcd t0
give royalt.ee from thc buok "a
TIE Colonel Marcus Scholarship
lCoutinucd On Page Threel
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
u. s.. Britain And Canada
To Renew Talks In September
About Britian's S Money Stress
Neu i.m lo
Nie lisisl "a - a-h.
tmMimm Ns ~nwmrs-
tasam TED tminr i'ossmll


AkNsfNNN 1uiv ll fmthcI
a4ss sasasf fs4uah hnsncial
tssm7sma mH fw uHmmed neNi
MmH a eas snnnunocd 81
fg tasaas
A. 49, fsaaanH Cafaierenres ssill
A. FFasHn8afleea 81 tir united
hamssa fsasaa nsafaam and Cana
Mm aefFsHmant wsa rraehci in
tas aaaaHn eser tisr wcckend
NN fafn Nnytirf United
hsasea Aafeaaff If tias Treasury
o. NsMffa#a CupTm. British chan
fW a. ftf NsFheluef and
kk@aN laa hNAalat Canadian -
nsNN Mlnsstff
a. mM aRFeua flnf British cco-
NH nuafsea ullsat ~ eKploTcd
fawthsF aa 49, g. be On . plan ~
sHa9sfHFni tNsi Wiii Mt entail
fsAEeF finanrtml aia fruna thn
kaHt htatsa
- eaNa naaetina uf fhe usln
aaeW SILL aW heid ln Washing
tH kfNHta aill made then %
@8NFN o. nattefu uf Nufid trade
N @hEh f.aa aailar aad non -asll.
hmH eaManagHea ear asFaerstr toGether
wH AnEie muitiaiefal -
AN
AfM NkatHNaEHf esEUezi to-day said
tha8 81 NsNNstian he'd hwen malir
~ ttN &.am4sau rumfrFNuce thms tire
hsafaH Fsand alsaaid - deVaiucd
NmAf8 AMs4 meek. Air Stafford
FaEssaasra flaa hs waa against
taM aHs alssaasum IS tila plumd
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Election Pledge

! firmly believe that il at had
= cts manager vha ssa iess dr
tcrmincd o. please himself ana
carry out tsr WlM ui tbe xatet
that TIE hospital ssur uuuid ma
be an issue ! promise ere g.tF
administration that e thf hfap
tal is STRICKEN fr1m the halErt
that ] ulll taks tas hEft frm
hcfeon ngo thf Nasem6ef elft
ton ! onls hops that san.o rru
beT ui ms family nctsf arn.rl
help af medical ESD heeaaef
their actions
auul alsa Hhe g. reu ua fHr
commissioner tHsf 81 ~paiBaa
IS still ElsbE H.t tss .an afHana
and that tnr aras b. gfHa ns
higher "a the streets : H.eiaf m
thc pe ple 90 ~ Wraf nsa sect
e am elected s.ii asf bs rn.
Urt eucrgf a. plf tit n.anaMff
n ulfIre 2tH aI represent
ami nut .auasr q. .a8 apH .s
san fnl au1 unHfE Eau Hsa aian e.
read tht rcrwa puf h
llert fw au1 auff s ai
ana tHF asl ~ tfe ps ps
u.h &. takf fH. saHH ..
taaus s4f tais .slfeaf fHfatst .a
seru.ua fa.th at. SD rHp
sn1 taa o. nls kf Wf
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Adell I'm Norfolk
To Take Part I'm
Meeting There

Captain Z { Adeil. usN oaam
msnder ~ KEY West Naval Baae
left today for NoEfoik. Ns. b. ~
tend . conference called by tns
Commander IA Chiei. Atlantic
Flect
Captain Adell went b. Nuriulk
by airpiane. and BE- cKpegb g. D.
gune about two DAYS
TIE Commaneier IN Chacf ui tilr
Atlantic Fleet holds ouufrfencrs
from time - time - al tilc suboF
dlnato Commanders oi hia arra
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Killings In Siam
Bring Protest

BANkOk ZAP The hmuhoo
drum in the viilsge of TangoW
sounded thc enicfs alarm BE-
Ssre II bandits IN tho district
Ne Room and Nai Rau. tvo resi-
dents hasiened o. repogt g. the
viiiaHe chiei g. called fof - rcg.
ulalionA
Police arrived End arrested tlle
two men. Then thes tnok them
ull end shug them D. death Nith
0ut trial MAJ phan Aalow the
two youths' father - complain
ana "a his representative in parlia-
mCut
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
karaclli Jews
Migrate

kAnACHI ZAP 4 Jewish
party Ut about ~ men. aomen,
and children Is miEratlng tron
paklstan o. Israel ln July There
are about 900 Jews IN karachi
and this a the first contingent
O. migrate
The migrating party includes
busincss people who have bcen
in this part oi the world for
years They sag they hops for
better prospccts in Israel
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Sewer Break u
BE Repaired This
Week. RoI,erlSSays

iVan koiwfta ul tile CitN Na8
ViCe Departmeut sid tssts8 ihaf
he Nossia C@ugpiesH ffan fegsmtas
g. ghe Lem street. aeAsf shtsll
failsd rereutiF thia Nefh Ten
lengths a sswsf pilF haa IA lee
imNGmilea ln Lem street
Tas was tiae aesWtaH hfeas tu
recent werks n 49, ctt Feff
svstem largely usiaiisi au mN
WpA dasa TEE filst sas ln Paifa
aNpmur
LafEels a. fteiiit Hi fff
hgraks ln the aa@rfh the ffN
81 at lfearni causisisf na tas fais
tmN uf iunde ln frpHf thr entire
oitx semtf asatafu
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Criminal Court
,Iel Briefly Today

Cnnfnal tmH1 use8 tas8as te
waa lusWmaa - AmkNa Tees
a Cmu aa ns tfe sl#wN
effauas @smssm h8iaM H
faeafF a.
VlaH ruuga 81 sKmN tf8 FL HF
fsssl rs afms8 MnNN
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11
Boy Scouts
Arrive Safely
In Miami

Aus21aaEaeF TuuF MartinoF 90
aaN mMea Fhe CtiEen tFutn Mi
NNN Nsaf hsuata ui Tfnnp 81 $50
ems Eaa haa arrived safety and
aNFN hsslns ~@uE9eFiul time "
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-11

g..s 44-lt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
Essay Contest
For NACW Gets
UnderU'ay Here

Young women between the
ages ~ eighteen and twenty
FIVE years arc clElhie 20 enter
nationwide contest bong pom
sorod hv the National Council
~ Negro Women The purpoSo
is TO stimulate interest Of Young
women in The organization and
rs vcrv interesting and import
ant program
The ESSAY Submitted mast have
as rs subject The ContrIhn' n
IF Marian Andersen 20 Amor
can Life Il must ne lrNtcd 10
two hundred and fifty words
Each ESSAY 20 be con. icrl 4
must DC accompanied M ~ least
five local memberships ~ tWo
dollars each n ne organization
All entries wlN' hc posimaltei
before widn ch' April - and
sent droctlv 30 the hcadGuar-
terS Of the National COINED m
Negro Women 1913 Vernon.
avenue NV, Washington d G
Each cDtry must have '!l
owing Information listed on a
separate sheet of pane ta ~
Of contestant lh) address
age td) tho name and addresses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
Entertainers
Society Formed

The H aun a lists Nh.
Siclars Soc.etv 2 newlv-organs
l7ed cvoup 81 ctreI and aCtlVe
entertainers. held Is tft meet
rg n form = social asst eek
~ '1e residence ~ Miss Della
IS gyms 333 Rosedale
Purpose ~ the orgsHiSat.ov 70
70 ~ members ~ the theatrical
world re- arc SICK hospitalzed
o- lHcapacIis'ed and give ald %
'aosc need IN tho event II
death. inc orgso zation purpose
IS ~ see that no member VIII Ds
sen 70 psupers grave
Boosting ~ q mem pershlp over
70 The group vas orEanized On
January Is as 4 non profit so-
cjeN Founders are Virginia
LiEhroot recording secretary:
Ruth Walker and Bohhle Harm
llton Sex committee chairman,
Other offices age Joe a Mem
TO- president Hazel Mlckens.
second woe president Jack
Jackson. treasurer Ai.een Biee-
don sl1anC7l secretary Lille
Lovef' corresponding secretary:
Y y Winters reno 'er and Gail
Mar WnittaSe' u1ltlr
Entertainers r'or teS n loin-
us the Organization houlc core
tact Rolo Vest iI}5 s. Antoine.
Any musician ,tuierta rtr Who
should rta VI SIS Hamil.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
Fashion Shoe,
Tea Is Set For
Civic Group

The annual faShionscope and
tea of the Southeastern improve
ment Association, a taxpayers
group. has been arranged FOR
March %, Sunday, from 400 pm:
until 500 pm. al the ST John s
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Carl Adams. program
chairman. has announced the
coming Of Mrs. Cecil Boykin a.
guest speaker. who VIII present
facts Of civic interest, since snc
is member OF the Plannul
Commission Of the CITY Of De-
trolt.
Mrs. Anna Leakc, Nj and Mrs
Sam Jones. Mrs. Marcellln,
Daniel Mrs Beatrice Terrell.
Mas Viola B Trent, Mrs Eddie
l.. Robinson Mrs r W Burri,
Mrs. CANINE Daniels, Mrs. Effie
Morton Mr. and Mrs v A Brs-
tol Mn aud Mrs Carl Adams.
Ms. Lille Lake. Nh and Mrs
Milton Garter. Mrs Maud MOI
row. Mrs Lillian Brooks, M,
tCnlcN, MI, ana Mrs. LdlglOA
Daniel VI and Mrs Cecil Row
lettc, Mrs Joseph Anthony, Mrs.
Barbara Gree and other OF TIE
nembcrsh Will be on hand 10
welcome the guests
Mrs Mary l.. Robinson Will
present hcr style creations and
Mrs. Theresa Brinson Will show
her own hat STYLES
Mrs Mary f. Glenn. president
ot this group. states that II IS
The most claboratelv affair ever
staged by this body.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
New Leaders For
Girl Scout Troop

Two new leaders we're appoint
ed last week 10 supervise Girl
Scouts Troop 779, that meet re-
gulalv az Tabernacle Baptist
church The were Mrs. Anna
Belle Glynn, 1850 Burrell Place.
and Mss Alice Caldwell. 1859
w Hancock avenue.
Mrs Gnard Green, former lea
dcr OF the troop, IS taking over
supervisor of the Day Nursery in
the ncw Noighborhood House OF
the Tabernacle Baptist church.
She Is not leaving scouting en-
trcly, for she VIII act as assist
ant 10 Miss Pearl Collins. who IS
nolchborhood chairman
The girls ~ troop go wish 10
thank Ciwyn Florist. Grand blvd.
az Cobb for permitting them Ia
exhibit their handlWork during
Girl Scout Birthday Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
PEERLESS ART

The Womens Peerless Art
Club met NJ tho home ~ Ms
r l.. Stafford. 223 Englewood
The president, Mrs. JeCcnc
MacElin. presided led in p,aNer
bv Mrs Anna Leak. Business
for the dav discussed and plaNs
made for thc annual tea whjcn
wll DO held MAY 9Th AZ the homt
OF Mrs Cora Ellington. ~
Woodland. Current events vol
cell and dues closed the mcet-
inc Response from Mrs los.
McFall who was guest NeNt
meeting vii be with Mrs Eliza
beth Glass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

The Detroit Branch OF the
NAACP will soon call on all
citizens Of the city TO join their
l949 membership campaign; il
is one Of the eitY's leading civic
organizations. The DETROIT
TRIBUNE asks that you place
aside few dollars for the cam
paign call. which will be an
nounced in the Tribune later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
Deadline Dates

~ tNo csponsihie citizens q
her community who attest TO re,
acc
Prizes 20 be awarded ncMG,
fifty dollars ~ cash as FIRST
pglzo and = complete sol II tn
Victor recordings " Marian All.
dcfSon rs second prize
The committee promoting the
project through The local chap
zen ncludC Miss Roberta Nc
Gu;rc. Mrs Evclvn solomon. Ms
Mamie Black Mrs Lynnette
Penn. and Mrs lunetta Watt
president " the group
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
Prizes For ALI
In Urban League
Slogan Contest

All members n the family. r.
gasdlesS ~ age we're offered
this week an opportunity ~ VIII
rash money or 4 l 5 SAVINGS
bond by entering the Health Slo-
gan Contest Sponsored by the De-
tr0t Jloan League
Il Is not a contest 70 tax The
brain, toy entrants rust have 20
write slogans ON the Importance
of health. consisting Of not more
Tran ten woSiS
All City Presidents
ANY resident ~ Detroit NJ sub
ughs may enter The contest eX-
ccpt league EMPLOYEES and mem
0crs " Their families
Enr3cs VIII he JUDGED Tor ORR
ginattv sncerty and aptnesS
~ thought and final Judging VIII
be Icf' Go special committee
DECISIONS Of the judges VIII be
final
Deadline Dates
All entries should be mailed n
Det0t Urban League Commun-
uv Organization department 208
Mack Avenue. Detroit ] Men
They must be postna ked no lat
or than midnight Friday April !
and received no later than April
4
Pr1cs plll Dc SIS Us Savings
bond 10 adults is wears sp SIS
L s av,nCS bond 20 children
Under rs wears Of ece and $40
In silver 10 all persons
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26

In recent article carried in
the Tribune. the editor of the
Sunday School Quarterly. pub
lished in Nashville. Tenn. was
enormously referred 10 as
Dorothy w. Abingdon. The
rame should have been the
Rev. Charles w. Abingdon
, 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 FRUIT
& VEGETABLE CO., INC.
Frederiksted, St. Croix VI.
The Cooperation Of All is Soil
cited.
, 1949-06-18
FOR SALE

British Sloop "DELMA"
22ft. Keel, 40ft. Overall
SIT. s inches Depths
II #. s inches Wide
8 yrs. old; costs only 50, 800
For further particulars re.
CURED contact AVIS office.
, 1949-06-18

FIRM Of JOHN ALEXANDER
The House tDhich sells the Best
ESTABLISHMENT OF ELIGIBLE LISTS
The Division of Personnel announces the establishment of
eligible list for:
Assistant Auditor Virgin Islands) -.
Accountant
Sanitation Inspector
Switchboard Operator
Application must be made on the official form, which may be
OBTAINED from the Division of Personnel, and postmarked by
midnight June %, 1949.
Relative position on the eligible lists will be determined bv
an evaluation of CD educational background. and () exper-
fence in specific or related fields.
ASSISTANT AUDITOR: SALARY $4,000 p. az Under direction,
performs responsible work in examining, adjusting & auditing
all accounts and claims pertaining to the revenues and expend
itures of the Municipal Government.
GRADUATION from a recognized college or university with ma
Jor work in accounting or business administration is desirable;
certnication as a certified public accountant.
ACCOUNTANT: Salary $2,916 D. az Duties include RESPONSE
blllty for accounting functions in the Accounting Division Of
the Department of Finance.
Graduation from a recognized college or university wifi j.
Jor work in accounting or business administration is desirable:
experience IN bookkeeping or accounting work.
SANITATION INSPECTOR l: SALARY $1,O56 .. az Duties in
volve the performance of general health inspection activities
and the application and enforcement of the sanitation rules
and regulations.
Desirable qualifications include the completion Of the twelfth
school grade; some experience in investigational or other
work involving public contact.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR: Salary ($1O56 :. Al Ennlovee
will be expected to perform.routine work. in the operation of
a central telephone switchboard and related clerical tasks.
Completion OF the twelfth school grade is desirable; some ex-
perlence in operating a moderately-sized telephone switch
board,
, 1949-06-18
Elk

rare plants. an occasion
al specimen plant Of the more
bs
rare philodendroms for sale.
botanist's collection. not too
cheap. other items also.
CARIB NURSERY
Concordia
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Brussels Sprouts

Lots of people don't like Brus-
sells sprouts. But the two ways OF
preparing them that are delicious
are, one, with chestnuts; two. with
grs,pes.
AS this is the craps, rather than
chestnut season, that is the recipe
offered today.
Pick the sprouts over carefully,
removing all wilted, yellowed
leaves. Let them soak for at least
an hour in cold salted water te
encourage insect inhabitants te
emerge. Drain and wash them,
then cook in boiling, salted water
until just tender, but still firm and
q bit crunchy. Drain them. and
combine them with one cupful OF
washed, peeled and seeded Malaga
grapes. Saute all together in
butter until heated through, and
season lightly with salt and pepper
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Reb0rt to the Housewife

is sizzling, reheat rolls in the top
of double boiler over boil
ing water. "VeaP and
"Calf" are new words now ap-
pearing along with the familiar
III. p,c slade stamped on the meat
from young beef animals which
have been federally graded. House
wives should find these new word
guides help in getting the kind
of meat they prefer. Livestock
specialists of the Production and
Marketing Administration. U. S.
Department of Agriculture, believe
that they will help clear up con-
fusion in the trade as we'll as
among consumers. Meat marked
"Veal" comes usually from young
animals, less than IA weeks old,
Evening star., 1949-09-08
Beefs

Men usually like Harvard beets.
and judging from the mail, a lot
of brand-new housekeepers don't
realize how simple it is to prepare
them.
For 2 cups of cubed boiled beets.
melt 2 tablespoons of butter, and
add to it one tablespoon of corn
starch, and one and half table
spoons of sugar. Stir in, very
gradually, half a cup of mild vine-
gar, and keep on stirring until the
sauce boils. Add the beets, and
keep heated until the sauce be-
comes a real ruby red. Add salt
and pepper to taste. and serve
either hot or we'll chilled.