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Evening star., 1949-12-04
statesmen Cont

REAL EGvATE SALESMAN - Well
established Md real estate firm
wants salesman; knowledge of Be-
theSda. Chevy Chase area helpful.
State age and exper. Bethesda P. o.
Box 5G15. a
SALESMAN to solicit
advertising fer trade journal Strictly
commission. Box 30S-H, Star. a
SAL SMAN' experienced in mems
furnishings and sports wear. ASTOR
MEMS SHOP, 500 9th st. NV 4
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Typist, Credit elk. CD, SOU
Pref. loan exper.; mr. Arlington
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AMBASSADOR

EMPL. SERVICE, INC.
424 K st, NV. Rm. EOS. ST. 74l0
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SALESMAN
500 PER, WEEK

Work by appointment only. Earn
while learning. Experienced closer
provided during training period.
Prefe. average man over 30. Car
helpful. Permanent. See MR..
MAGILL. Ring Bids. 18th and NJ
SITS. NV. 10 to l only. g
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN

Full time. An Opportunity to make
money with an old-established con-
cern, IL you have car and willing
to work. WILL ROGERS, 3e45 34th
st., Mt. Rainier, Nd. WA. 6262.
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HELP MEN (Cont.

ASSISTANT PARTS MANAGER for
one OF Washington's Oldest dealers.
Box R1-M Star.
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Dancing teacher ttap); part time:
state experience, salary required per
hour; established school. nearby
suburb. Reply to Box 324-M. Star.
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statesmen
CALL CARL, INC.
Ht1 II ct NV

STORM WINDOW Statesmen fun
Or part time: exclusive triple track
features: 20% commission, Today.
delivery WHITE HOUSE VENE-
'TIAN BLIND CO.. 1920 Mt. Pleas
TAILOR. colored, under 35, sober, to
work around pawnshop; $40 wk.
start: steady. Apply DIXIE. 100
H st. ne -f
TAILOR. experienced; good PROPOSE
, 1949-06-29
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 Both
lS49. 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 SoA.
cited.
, 1949-06-29
FOR SALE
! Hund Singer Sewing
Machine
(NEWl
Enquire AVIS OFFICE

all, parents and citizens alike,
and every encouragement
should be given our graduates
in whatever field they may Sc
lect. It is an important decis-
ion to make, and we urge that
graduates approach it calmly
seriously. The first
step has been taken, now the
door is open for bigger and
better things. Much success.
, 1949-06-29
WHAT?

Y En- IRADOAIION, WHAT
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES are very impressive,
out they leave many a spectator, we among them, with the
question: What next?" And so we ask, as we have done MANY
year before what will become Of our graduates. Armed with
diplomas and with confidence from having hurdled the first
great obstacle, these young men and young women must make
important decisions upon which their entire lives depend.
FIGURES RELEASED recently by a responsible agency
IN the United States show that l6 per cent of the young people
between IL and q are in colleges. But this tells but a part of
the story, when it is realized that 20 or 80 years ago only four
per cent OF the population actually studied in colleges. Off
hand the figures would tend to deceive for while Is per cent
Isl rather large number, yet this is confined to those within a
given age level, and says nothing of the large number over 81
who has never had the opportunity to continue its studies be-
yond high school, Compared to the national figures we are
even further down the scale, since but a handful of our grad
yates are able to enter college,
IN MAKING IMPORTANT decisions graduates Of the
High School here must consider their means and that Of their
parents. They must decide into which field they want to 20,
and this must be colored by their ability to enter these fields,
all things considered. And in making these decisions the op-
portunities offered at home will weigh heavily. These, it must
be remembered are very imited, and that the bulk of the grad
yates will have to turn their eyes elsewhere. A few will drift in
to teaching, but because of the high>standards called for and
the low salaries, many will not even think of it. Beyond this
there are a few office and other jobs available.
INTHINKING OF future plans the graduates should con
slider St. Croix and the contributions they can make, which
are very necessary. Unfortunately, we are not in a position to
offer adequate assistance to our graduates, and those who
would head north for further training must do SO on their own
These, however, should make every effort to return home and
work, thus. helping to raise all levels with the resultant i'm
provement in all walks of life. This is a matter of concern to-
, 1949-06-29

In the District Court of the Virgin Islands of the United States
Division of st. Croix at ChristiansteO
IN The Matter OF the Estate OF PROBATE NO. 8, ls4s
ua Z. harE1s. Deceased Summary Administration
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Please take notice that an application for Summary Administra-
ton OF the Estate of Allan G. Harris, deceased, has been made by his
surviving widow, Mrs. Sylvia G. Harris, and James Watson guardian
OF the minor children: Thelma D, Vurney M, and Morris D Harris
Any creditor having claim against the decedent shall file am in the
Court or with the undersigned within thirty (S) days from this date
Dated: June Z, 1949.
Attorney for Petitioners
WILLIAM r. MOoRHEAD
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04
Weekly Earnings
Averaae S5s.b4

WASHINGTON (LPA) - Av-
erage weekly earnings for US
production workers were at the
second highest figure on record
in mid-September, S5564, ac-
cording to the Bureau of Labor
Statistics.
The all-time high came in Dec
ember 1948, when the average
work week was 40.1 hours, and
hourly pay was S1.40. Until May
of 1949, the average weekly pay
wentdown gradually as the work
week was shortened. Since May,
with higher hourly pay in many
industries, workers have gained
back some of the weekly pay.
The average work week in Sep
tember was 396 hours, and the
hourly pay was S1405.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04
'IfaIion.Ameriean
Leoeer Dies

NEW YORK CLPA) - DR..
Humbedt Gualtieri, secretary
treasurer of Bakers Local 102-
AFLdied here at ~ after brief
illness. Born in Italy, DR.. Gual-
teri came to the US in 1922 be-
cause, as youthful liberal, he
opposed the policies and prac-
tees of the late Benito Musso-
lini. A doctor of philosophy
from the University of Virginia
and a staunch anti-communist,
DR.. Gualtieri made a name for
himself as an editor and trans
lator, as we'll as labor leader.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04

It's to be understood that the
pension plan is to be negotiated,
before anything is done with the
contract, it's further understood
this pension will take care OF the
older fellows in the shop. SO
let's back our union officers and
put this across that we may nave
an income when we grow too
old to work.
My how times have changed,
year ago in Dept. So, you had
to be ten second man with the
ability to stand seven day per
week beating. If you was weak
ling you had your orders to get
out. Louie Ringmsn had bet
+ he could get 5000 complete joints
per week and our gallant men
gave them to him.
Rumor Denial Dept. The COM
pany in ost going to turn the
Community Chest funds over to
the men in Dept. So. Although it
is not a bad idea.
Uncle Renus' new theme song,
"Tisket a Tasket, A Turkey in
a Basket, Attention Mr.. Walk.
Wonder how come the time
keepers take up all the special
collections, the committee used
to handle them. Why not now?
Ray Palicki of Dept. 1913 is
taking in washings in that dept,
let's see him print this in Nasco
News.
We hear Bob Walk just got
back to the shop, wonder if he
was out looking over the turkey
crop, because it isn't far till
Thanksgiving.
It's understood that Benny
Epstine would like us to put on
the soft pedal and write some
thing sweet about the Company,
for change, personally the
sweetest thing we can think OF
at thi slime is, the Company set
ting down and agreeing to the
pension plan; signing workable
contract; a turkey for Thanksgiv-
ing; a Christmas Party or the
Bonus they took from us in 1882;
a ham for Easter; and our Birth
day off with pay. Sweet enough
Benny, let's see how much of
that you can pull out of their
hat.
Wonder if that worried look
on Gene Church's face is caused
by the good job Louie Bateman
does as housekeeper when Mr..
Church is away.
A bunch of roses to Al Noonan
ept. SO, for giving blood to some
one he didn't even know. There
should be more fellows like this,
| if you wish to become a blood
donator contact the shop nurse.
Frank Grimes, what is the
name Lou Book calls you? It
couldn't be knob polisher could
| it,
The Conpauv is finally fixing
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04

entering Virge Baranek in the
Olympic races. That woman can
walk faster than some people can
run. Maybe it's because she eats
all those vitamin pills!
Who was the trucker that was
asking for . tablets the
other day? Honestly Sam, do
those females work you so hard?
Big Steve, on the packing line,
says he's going to hit the bosses
UP for a raise. He's practically
like a president now. All he
needs is secretary.
Don't forget to fill out those
red slips for donations to the
community chest. It's a wonder
full organization - all needy per-
sons derive benefit from it. A
few loose nickels won't hurt
your pockets, but it will help
others.
Virge Szymanski's face sure
turned fiery red the other day.
But who wouldn't have been en-
barrased, if someone took their
girdle that they hid, and put it
on the conveyor line? Hmm?
Shame on you Verny
We we're sorry to hear that
Dorothy Reed had to take a
leave, due to i'll health. Hurry up
and get we'll, Dottie! We all miss
you.
Belated birthday wishes to Big
Bes who labors on the cover job.
How old did you say you were?
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04
Cornnutator
Cab
BY Mary ]. Jasiak

Standard Comnutstor Unit
Meeting will be postponed from
Nov. 8 to Nov %, 1949, at 4
P. M.
News is scarce so help out
little by handing in any news
you think will interest our unit.
We wish to offer our deepest
sympathy to pay Van Warmer
on the loss of his wife and to
Eleanor who's father is i'll and
in the hospital-best wishes for
a fast recovery.
1t seems an old navy officer
is holding out on us--come on
Cap. Moss give.
l wonder if Roy Odell has
sighted any enemy ships in his
new periscope yet, good hunting
Roy
Happy birthday to all who had
birthdays in the last two weeks,
later we hope to have your name
and date, if we can get the girls
to reveal.
We wish to offer thanks to
Bertha Beemer, Al Miller and
Chet Delaney also Geo. Pund of
National Supply unit for their
donation of blood.
Sports: We hear that certain
football coach is blaming the
teams losses on one man we sup
pose that eleven other men
blame one man too.
Congratulations to Walt Her
zig - after 25 years of married
life he says he is boss as his
house.
Tuesday Nov. 8 is election
day, let's all do our duty as
American citizens and vote. Vote
first choice for City Council
Franz Berlacher.
Our unit meeting is postponed
until Nov. %, 1949 4 P. M.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04
National Supply Unit News
BY DEAK and DOCK

the roof in Dept. So, after a six
year leaking period. They sure
came o the front fast after a man
refused to work a machine in a
drizzle.
Ask Steve Kozak who figures
the football scores out 50 he can
get this spending money.
Old Bull Sterling is still prom
anadin gon his poop deck every
noon at lnuch counter. Reminds
you of Mutiny on the Bounty,
Capt, Bleigh calling DR.. Chrit-
sian.
The Toledo Sunday Blade a
few weeks ago published a N. S.
Company stockholders notice of
a small margin in their dividend
checks, but didn't say whether
the men lad off and walking the
streets, received any such checks.
We see by the daily papers. the
Toledo Clearing House opposes
the UAW-CIO Pension plan.
what would they give us as a
pension, the poor house of the
early 1900's; the inadequate state
pension or lust as inadequate So
cial Security. They seem to come
to life awfullv sudden to protect
the citizens of Toledo. screaming
that this pension plan would
wreck the payroll here, they
must have been in deep slumber
when Spicer moved 7596 of it's
payroll to another city; when the
Scales moved out; when the
Auto-Lite moved portion of
their factory out of Toledo and
Henry Ford was not allowed to
locate here and where were they
back in 1882 when many Toledo
citizens lost their homes and saw
ings to the closed banks. Yeh.
where were they?
We see Gorden McCloud. Dent.
Sd is driving a new Chevrolet,
those Michigan beans sure pay
off.
Alex Leo the Lion) Peterisa
has a new pair of shoes with real
thick soles, he must be nIannino
long hike.
Arron Langley, Dept So, had
a disagreement with reamer.
and cut his finger which kept
him from work for few DAYS.
We wonder what happened to
Max Shurbert Jr., Dept. So, his
empty easy chair in the dining
room is getting very dusty, why
not come back and give us your
version of Sammy Greco and his
Tenant farmers.
Notice, when you are off work
the week your Union dues are to
be deducted, you should make up
this deficit so you do not become
suspended.
This should take the wind out
of Louie Books sails. Hy.
.... Dept. SO, at the age of 6s
is the proud papa of a sever
pound baby boy. This only prove:
one thing, you never grow toe
old to dream. Congratulations
to the happy family.
It's difficult to keep up with
Ted Birchill, Dept. A, he's ir
and out of the hospital like a
swinging door. He returned to
work Monday morning, glad to
see you back!
Don Draper a laid off en-
ployee of Dept. 50 is reported
to be in critical condition in Au-
burn City Hospital, Auburn,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04
Urges Minority
Housinq

NEW YORK (LPA) - Private
enterprise has failed in the "tre-
mendous relatively untouched
market for minority group hou-
sing" Franklin D. Richards,
Commissioner of the Federal
Housing Administration, told
members of the New York Saw
ings Bank Assn. If private en-
terprise dosen't do the job, the
government will start direct
mortgage lending without using
the banks, he added.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04
Airways
Chit Chat
NOTICE

Sue Hawley, one of the pack
ers, sure didn't appreciate the
good deed done for her by one
of her friends. Really Suzie,
that big SH on your cup doesn't
look so bad.
Connie, the steward in the
Bag Dept, should have a long
talk with the union committee.
She's slightly confused on GER
tain matters especially who
she's supposed to help!
It seems all the girls are try
ing to figure out how Dolores
Woods can look so "glamorous"
so early in the morning. Okay
Deceive out with that info!
Everyone was happy to see
Alice Moore return to work last
week after recuperating from
her recent illness.
Latest reports from the female
bowlers say that Eleanor S. and
Ann P, both from Dept. IL, are
bowling their fool heads off this
year. 1t that what happened to
your bodies?
Virge Miracola looked mighty
happy the other day. Could it be
because she was celebrating her
seventh wedding anniversary?
Congratulations.
Little Edna Bretenscheider i:
one gal that had better start
wearing sun glasses to hide those
CLEANS in her eyes. When are
you going to set the w date
Eddie?
There's been some talk about
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04
Unions Win
MOPAC Strike

ST. LOUIS LPA) - Four
railroad brotherhoods won their
44-day strike against the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, when 219
of 282 grievance claims we're
settled and the remaining 63
went 10 arbitration.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04

Turn in all the news to help
keep this column going.
Did you hear about the gadgit
that Dick Garrison made to
catch fish-it didn't work either,
how about gadgit to make
gadgits with Dick.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-11-04

DETROIT LPA) - Members
of the United Auto Workers
CIO at Ford plants overwhelm-
ingly approved a history making
contract providing a non-contri-
butory 500 month retirement
pension at IS.
, 1949-10-08
NEWS

A Steamer is scheduled to sail
from Mobile October 9th, New
Orleans October 18TH, and is due
at Frederiksted on or about the
25th of October, accepting freight
for st. Kits, Barbados, Trinidad.
ALCo STEAMSHIP CO.. INC.
, 1949-10-08

VI lEE 81. THOMAS MAHKE AND COLD
STORAGE PLANT
Sealed bids will be received by the Government Secretary,
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands until 113O a. m,
Friday, November 18, 1949, and then publicly opened for the.
suitcase of the property of the Federal Government known
as the St. Thomas Market and Cold Storage Plant, together
with all its equipment and facilities, located at Charlotte
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands, under the following terms and
conditions:
l. The suitcase shall be for the period December ], 1949, to-
March 80, 1853, and the property shall be accepted as is and
where is.
2. The 81. Thomas Market and Cold Storage Plant shall be
operated by the sublessee for the purpose of engaging in the
business of storing, processing and marketing meats, fish,
fruits, vegetables and any and all other foodstuffs and/or gen
eral commodities, such use to be the greatest possible extent
for the benefit Of the people of the Virgin Islands and the sur
rounding territories.
3. AL rates charged for the rental of the cold storage facili-l
ties of the property shall shall be approved by the Public Utili
ties Commission prior to becoming effective, and shall be ap-I
piled impartially.
4. No discrimination of any kind shall be practiced.
5, Existing rental contracts between the Municipality of ST.
Thomas and St. John and private persons or firms shall con-
tinue in force and effect, in accordance with their terms.
6. The said Market and Cold Storage Plant shall be main
tanned and operated by the ~sub-lessee in accordance with the
usually accepted standards of sanitation and service for SINH
lar establishments, and the s~ub-lessee shall not knowingly per
NIT any violation therein of the rules and orders of the De
partment of Health of the Virgin Islands.
Z. The sub-lessee shall, at his own expense, maintain, oper-
ate and keep the said Market and Cold Storage Plant in good
condition, and effect all repairs, requirements, renewals or i'm
provements that may, in the ordinary course of operating the
Market and Cold Storage Plant become necessary or advisable
8. The lessee shall give bond to the Municipality for the
faithful performance of the contract and for the custody, care
and preservation of government property located in the Mar
ket and Cold Storage Plant.
9. No bid of less than $4,000 per annum shall be considered.
Annual payments shall be in advance.
10. Bids should be forwarded in sealed envelopes addressed
"The Government Secretary, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands and should be clearly marked BID FOR
LEASE OF THE OF ST. THOMAS MARKET N L.
TORAG LIANT.
Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
October 4, 1949
WILLIAM H. HASTE
GOVERNOR
SHIPPING NEWS -
, 1949-10-08

an me D1sIHlCT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS, u s A
D1v1s1oNoF SAINT cRo1x AT cHRIsT1ANsTED
IN the matter OF the Estate of ALEXANDRA CORREA
deceased and his surviving widow, AURA GONZALEZ
DHfMoDEz CORREA Probate No. Il, 1949 May Term 1949
Publication Of Appointment & Notice To Creditors
AURA Gonzalez Bermudez Correa, having been appointed
Executr1x OF THE above-enhtled estate, do hereby give notice
- - eoi'or OF Inc sald estate, and to all persons having
CHAINS against the said estate to present with proper vouchers
sucn claims within six months from the date of this notice to
tne Undersigned Executrix or her attorney. All persons indebt-
ca 20 ehe SAD estate are hereby requested to make payment
20 te SAID Executrlx or her attorney within said time.
1949. ~ = =
AURA GONZALEZ BERMUDEZ CORREA
EXecutrix
R. H. LEADER
Attorney
STOP Reckless Dnping
, 1949-10-08
No. 749
Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States
Charlotte Amaile, ST. Thomas

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
TO ALL WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME.
GREETING:
THIS is TO CERTIFY that there has been registered in
the Office of the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands
OF the United States, at ST. Thomas, ir accordance with the
provisions OF the Regulations governing the registration of
Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved April
], 1916, the following
, 1949-10-08

IN testimony whereof, I have hereunto set nv hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government of the Vir-
gin ISLANDS of the United States to be affixed at
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this
fifteenth day of September, 1919
NORRIS F. de CASTRO
Government Secretary for the VirginIslands
, 1949-10-08

bearing the United States Patent Office tradoroo
1lon NO. 5o2,l02, dated April 4, 1888, and now
Joseph =. oeagram & Sons, Limited, of Waterloo
corporation OF Canada, which has made a shown,
ship of the said trademark.
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A-A-...-A

This triple A ad Is for a triple A
man. Last year we paid l03 men
l,3lS.a32. an average OF $40. sos
per man, an average OF ri .0as per
mo, an average of 1857 per wk
aSss of these men had no selling OF
business exp; they were carpenters.
clerks, flling station operators. taxi
drivers. mech. and from other walks
of life; many of them received the
above income their 1st ". with US
We have no lay-eff periods our bust
ness Is not affected by seasons This
is q worthwhile sndeavor. II you
are accepted the only investment you
will make is the investment of your
time. Your earnings Will start i'm
med, while you are learning. We
will give you complete stock nee
essary to conduct your business, The
profit and com mission will begin
immed. and you may rest assured
that your check will be good as we
are one OF the largest manufacturers
of our kind in the world. A car is
important but not essential.
You must have a referenfe that will
stand investigation because we are
not interested In idiers or loafers
Call RA. 94U4 for an appointment.
Call betw. 8 am. and 4;30 Pm. any
day this week except Saturday. 30