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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11

Danute Armonaite gavo atsa-
kyma is Jungtiniu Tautu Orga-
nizacijos sekretoriato j savo lais-
ka, kuriuo il Generalini Sekreto-
riu Trygve Lie prase paprasyti
Stalina, kad paleistu jos mama.
Atsakymas apolografu spaus-
dintas. Masinele irasytas tik
Armonaites adresas ir jos lais-
ke paliestasis klausimas (Sub-
ject). Bet tas Subject" apibu-
dintas stai kaip: "Generalinio
Sekretoriaus kelione j Europa"
10 laisko svarbiausias tikslas juk
buvo ne 10 kelions j Europa, bet
prasymas islaisvinti motina II
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
.aujos pink|es Ber|yne

Prizes kick laiko vakaru So
jungininkai pasiule, kad Berlyne
butu ivykdyti visuotiniai rinki.
mai, visose zonose. Rusai atsa.
ke j ta pasiulyma teigiamai, bet
SUI septyniomis salygomis.
Svarbiausios is tu salygu yra
tokios: atitraukti is Berlyno vi
sas okupacines kariuomenes, ps-
|naikinti Berlyno mieste zonu sic
mas, panaikinti vakarineje Ber-
lyno dalyje blokados metu per-
mai ivesta okupacijos statuta.
Be to, jie siulo duoti balso teise
ir buvusiems naciu partijos ma
riams, kuriems ia teise nera in
dividualiai teismo nutarimu at
imta.
IS Primo ispudzio atrodo, kad
vakaru sajungininkai su sito-
mis- salygomis nesutiks. Pirma
paminetos trys salygos aiskiai
veda prie to tikslo, kuri rusai
norejo pasiekti blokados ir XII
tomis priemonemis - isstumti
vakaru sajungininkus is Berly-
no ir palikti ten rusus vieninte-
liais seimininkais.
Graziai skamba siulymas att
traukti visas okupacines kariuo-
menes is Berlyno miesto. Bet
reikia neuzmirsti, kad jei rusai
ir atitrauktu savo kariuomene
is Berlyno, tai tik ju vienu ka-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
UNo atsako Armonaitei...

broli is Sibiro =. Tokiu dalykq
Jungtiniu TautQ Organizacijos
istaiga nedrista savo rasomaja
masinele pakartoti -.
Koks gi atsakymo turinys? =
Labai paprastas:
"Jungtiniu Tautu Generalinis
Sekretorius nori pranesti, kad
gavo jusq laiska virsuj pamine-
tn reikalu." Pc to ITO antspau-
das, jokio paraso.
Tai is anksto parengtas atsa-
kymas visiems items, kurie to-
kiais -. nemaloniais r6kalais
'kreipiasi j ta istaiga, is kurios
daugelis tick tikejosi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
MCCARTHY pradetoji komu-

MCCARTHY pradetoji komu-
nistu ieskojimo byla tebesitesia,
bet neisbrenda is susidariusiu
neaiskumu. Mccarthy pagaliau
nurode 81 pavarde asmenu, tar
|naujanciu Valstybes Departa-
mente, kuriuos jis laiko arba
komunistV partijos nariais, ar
ba jiems simpatizuojanciais.
Prezidentas sutiko leisti tyri-
nejimo komitetui susipazinti SUI
tu asmenu bylomis - Valstybes
Departamente esanciais doku-
mentais apie juos. Komiteto pir-
mininkas senatorius Tydings sa-
ko, kad jis jau susipazines SUI
tais dokumentais. Jie jau esq
keturis kartus tikrinti pereito
kongreso komisiju, kur respu-
blikonai buve daugumoje. Tada
nieko itartino nerasta.
Mccarthy j tai pareiske, kad
situ bylu atidengimas yra juo-
kingas dalykas. Duokite, sake,
FBI turimas bylas apie tuos
asmenis, ten daugiau rasite. Bet
prezidentas tq dokumentu att
dengti nesutinka. Nesutinka su
tue ir FBI virsininkas Hoover,
sakydamas, kad tas pakenktq
FBI darbui. Pazymetina, kad
Hoover pereita savaite kalbejo
apie komunistu ir ju simpatiku
skaiciu Amerikoje, pabrezdamas
ypac tu simpatiku pavojinguma.
Taciau Mccarthy kaltinimu jis
neparemia.
Tebevyksta ir tolimesnis ais
kinimas, ar profesorius Latti-
more buvo komunistu partijos
narys ar ne. Jis pats irodineja,
kad jis ne tik nebuvo narys, bet
esas net priesingu jiems nusista-
tymq -. Taciau is daugelio ap-
linkybiu atrodo, kad jo "uodega
imerkta" -. Taciau tas dalykas
nesuteikia paciam reikalui dau-
giau aiskumo, kadangi latino
re ne Valstybes Departamento
pareigunas ir negalima nustaty-
tt, ar ar~Lattimore, ar keno kito
buvo 'nuopelnas", kad Amerikos
politika Tolimuosiuose Rytuose
buvo tokia, kokia il buvo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11

Iriuomene pasiliktu aplink visa
Berlyna, nekalbant apie ju SUI
organizuota komunistine milici.
ja, kuri jau is anksto parengta
pavaduoti tikraja rusu kariuo-
meme.
Zonu sienu panaikinimas taip
pat praktiskai reikstu rusams
issiplesti su savo tvarka j vi
So miesta, O vakaru sajunginin-
kai, neturedami savo zinioj jo-
kios pajegos, liktu visiskai be-
reiksmiai ir, taip ilgai gyne sa-
vo pozicijas Berlyne, greit ture-
tu ne tik trauktis, tiesiog beg
tt -.
Blokados metu ivesto statute
panaikinimas butu tikra dovana
rusams. Ko jie neissikovojo per
istisus metus vesdami tikra eko-
nomini kara Berlyne, dabar lai-
metu vien uz sutikima vykdyti
rinkimus :.
Keistokai atrodo, kad kaip
tik rusai pradejo ginti buvusiu
naciu teises dalyvauti rinkimuo-
Sc. Matyti, is buvusiu naciu jie
yra prisigamine nauju komunis-
tu : persimeteliu, kuriais remda-
miesi tikisi gauti daugiau balsu.
Tai dar karta pasitvirtina, kad
tarp nacio ir komunisto buvo
|tik spalvos skirtumas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
Letuvai Remit Draugijos

Naujojoje Anglijoje veikianti
Lietuvai Remit Draugija gegu-
zes FL diena Bostone, Sandaros
svetaineje (124 F ST. saukia
savo metini selma Seimas pra-
sides IL val. diena.
Tai daugiausia sandarieciu SUI
daryta salpos draugija. Nors
jos veikimo tikslas yra ir kova
del uvossnepriklausomybes,
ir j varga patekusiq lietuviu
selpimas, ir pagalba tremtiniams
emigracijos reikaluose, = taigi
visi tie uzdaviniai, kuriems yra
sukurta Am. Liet. Taryba ir
Balfas, - bet 81 organizacija
ligi siol buvo uz kai kurias XII
tas laimingesne ir dar nesusi-
lauke priekaistu del "lygiagre-
taus veikimo" bel "jegu skal-
dymo".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11

Ar pats Trygve Lie ia Armo-
Mates laiska skate, ar mate,
gavus toki atsakyma galima ge-
rokai paabejoti.
Pereito sekmadienio Cleveland
Plain Dealer pranese apie 81 at
sakyna, pakartodamas viso rel
kalo esme ir nuo saves pastebe-
damas, kad laiske nera jokio
pazado ka nors daryti Armonai-
tes motinai isvaduoti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
Skautes susipazista

Lietuvaites skautes Philadel-
phijoje balandzio % d. buvo pa
kviestos dalyvauti amerikieciu
skauciu iskilmingoje sueigoje,
Programme jos dalyvavo su lie
tuviskomis dainomis ir sokiais,
Amerikieciu skauciu vadoves
skautininkei M. Barniskaitei We
liau entuziastingais laiskais de
kojo uz pasirodyma. Susidar5
nauji, nuosirdus rysiai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
DAILES PARODA PRATESTA

tas memo sventes renge bendro
parodos biudzeto ribose: is vie
nur gautas pelnas buvo pride
tas kitur, kur reikejo prideti.
o kad visas kultlros darbas ga
letq eiti' j prieki - jis saukesi
paramos is visu Amerikos lietu-
viu.
Parodos komitetas ir toliau
praso atsiliepti j jo laiskus, ku-
riuose buvo siunciamas prasy-
mas paskirti parodai auka. Au-
kotojams komitetas siunte dova-
nu propagandiniu atviruku.
Geguzes IA d. 5 val. ivyks is
kilmingas parodos uzdarymo ak
tas. Tuo dar nesibaigs parodos
komiteto uzdaviniai. Jis planuo-
ia spaEu menesl atsikviesti
Connecticuta ciurlionio ansam-
bli ir ia proga surengti tautines
kulturos savaite. Su ansamblio
dirigentu A. Mikulskiu jau ais
kinamasi tokios savaites suren-
gimo galimybes.
siQ sumanymu vykdymui va
dovauja parodos komiteto pir-
mininkas dr.. M. j. Colney.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
Oar stereptomycinas

ALT islaikomo Informacijos
Centre pastangu deka, Hearsto
ir kituose laikrasciuose pasirode
dideli straipsniai apie sovietq pa
stangas per privacius asmenis
isvilioti is Americas kuo dau-
giau streptomycino ir kitty pa
nasiu vaistQ. Gala tik, kad ALT
dar nesurinko aiskesniu informa-
ciju ir nenurode, kaip gi is tik-
ruiz reikia elgtis lietuviams,
gaunantiems is Lietuvos laiskus
su tu vaistu prasymu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
Chicagos spauda vel raso
apie lietuvius

Chicagoje buvusiame lojalumo
parade, balandzio 20 diena, da-
lyvavo apie 500 lietuviu. Chica-
gos spauda placiai paminejo ta
lietuviu dalyvavima -ir idejo lie
tuviu veliavos bel ju turetu an.
tikomunistiniq plakatu nuotrau.
kas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-05-11
sejo NEMUNAS

Is Chicagos NUNS pranesa,
kad ten jau isspausdintas NE
MUNO zurnalo pirmasis nume-
ris.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
SOFAS
s Different Styles

Construction Features: Body filling oil rubbezed hair
felt Hardwood omes Springs hand tied eight with Itoon
hemp Many cushions $3.50 down feothe
cushions. Fobries: Kid mohoi nubby textures quilted prints
oppIaued domo oteIosses silk sotins broeotee All fobes
sxpetH BY hand Decorator include
frinoes kick pson, exquisite skirts
Types OF Sofos Lowson Tued Arm Lowson, English Tuxedo
Dicnnond Tued Regency. Eoy American curved designs Ens-
Iish Lounge.
Types Of Choirs Regency Fon, Deep Pillow Back English
Lounge, Tufted Regency High Back Toiored English Lounge
Empire Lounge Tuted High Beck 9th Century, Tufted
English Lounge Decorator Tooed American and cIosse English
ioids choice Of decorator eolors
Evening star., 1950-05-26
Six Special Park Attractions Offered Here Over Week End

Capital Astronomers Club will
provide telescopes. The park en-
trance is at Fortieth and Chesa-
peake streets NV.
Pond creatures" will be studied
at another Sunday outing in the
Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens. Nat
uralist Robert c. Herr will meet
the visitors at 3 pm. in the park
ing area near Douglas street and
Kenilworth avenue NE. The tour
will last two hours.
A bird walk from 7 to $50 am.
Sunday will be conducted by Nat
Iuralist w. Drew Chick along the
C. & o. Canal towpath. The group
will meet at Stop "a CBrookmont,
Md on the Cabin John carline.
A bus trip to Great Falls and
the usual leisurely canal barge
outing to Brookmont are other
featured outings. The Great Falls
Evening star., 1950-05-26

Six special inducements for
Washingtonians to enjoy this
week ends outdoor attractions
offered by the National Capital
Parks Office were announced to-
day.
A Sunday trip to Arlington
Cemetery and the Lee Mansion,
under the guidance of Historian
Murray II. Nelligan. has been ar
ranged from 2::30 to 4::3o pm. The
historical tour will begin at the
Memorial Entrance to the ceme-
terry, which can be reached by bus
from Twelfth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
An astronomy outing in Fort
Reno Park to study the moon,
stars and planets. will be con-
Quoted from $50 to 1890 pm.
Sunday. Members of the National
Evening star., 1950-05-26

trip is scheduled for / pm. Sat-
'urday from l4l6 F street NV. A
hike to Cropley, Md, win be un-
dertaken for those who want to
do something more strenuous
than picnicking at the Falls.
The Sunday barge trip along
the canal will start at 2 pm. from
Lock 8 in Georgetown and from
Lock 5 at Brookmont at 4 pm.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
Chino Egg Found in Tree

A china egg found in the hol-
low limb of an Australian tree
was believed left by a disappoint-
ed crow which had seized the egg
from a hens nest.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

Tickets may be purchased at 14l6
F street from the Capital Transit
Co.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

Whot scoop for your clothes budget!
Flowless, sheer nyIon hosiery (. most
wanted 5leouoe, l5-dener. Popular sum-
ner shades: Vso, Downtoupe, Burnt
spice, Suntine. Sizes 811 to l0K. Buy
by the dozen while the price is so low!
LANSBURGHS-Hosiery-S Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-15

of United States Air Forces in
Europe to head tactical air. Sue
ceeding him in Europe is 1t.
Gen. Lauris Norstad, whose job
will be completion of the conver-
sion of the Air Force there to
an all-jet operation.
One group of more than 80 F84
Thunderjets already has been
flown to Germany and another
group is expected to follow soon.
Gen. Vandenberg would like to
correct some impressions about
tactical air support. The primary
job, in his view. isn't hitting a
machine gun nest or shooting up
foxholes although that can be
done and in Korea was done. But
it was an expedient of the mo-
ment, because the ground forces,
like the air force, didn't have
enough of anything.
Tactical airs real concept is
support of the ground forces by
first winning control of the air
and then hitting the enemy be-
hind the actual battle line. This
means keeping enemy fighter
bombers off our own troops and
then destroying the enemy's sup
port troops and supplies.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

that can fight It's way through
enemy air opposition and also do
ground support work"
Beyond the fundamentals OF
jet fighter operations, the Air
Force didn't learn a whole lot
in South Korea because the one
jet type in service was not eSpe-
cially designed for ground support
work and there were no enemy
jets in the air.
The North Korea phase will see
some changes in operations be-
cause of the tremendous advan-
tage of airbases near the battle
line, Gen. Vandenberg said. In
South Korea, most fighters oper-
ated from Japan.
| Small units of F-84 Thunderjet
fighters and B-45 Tornado bomb
ers, both designed for ground sup
port, will be given a chance at
combat experience in North
Korea, the general said.
Gen. Vandenberg said Gen
Macarthur had committed only
half his available fighter aircraft
to Korea at a time, rotating the
units so that all got action.
This was made necessary, he
said, because the primary purpose
of the air units in Japan is de-
fense of the islands: that is why
the force consisted almost entirely
of types intended for air-to-a air
combat.
Maj. Gen. Earle E. Partridge
trained his men, however, in air.
o-ground firing for Army support
Evening star., 1950-10-15

and had worked with the ground
forces in limited maneuvers.
Gen. Vandenberg said the F-51
Mustang propeller fighters which
were extensively employed in
Korea could not have been used
if the North Koreans had thrown
in jets against them.
What about the future of the
Air Force in view of Korean eX-
perience and the newly available
funds for building up to the "7O
group" idea?
Under the former limited funds
program, the Air Force could not
do all its planners felt should be
done. Gen. Vandenberg said, so it
concentrated on defense and stra-
tegic air problems that would have
to be met first in a major war.
Now that is changed. There
will be ground forces to support
and funds to build and train an
Air Force for the job.
Additional emphasis on ground
support will come from re-estab-
lishment of the Tactical Air Com
mand as a separate major COM
mand.
1t. Gen. John K. Cannon is
being transferred from command
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Sturdy Gertie' Bridge
Replaces 'GaIIoping' One

TACOMA. Wash, Oct. IA (P.-
Sturdy Gertie." the new $18 mil
lion Narrows Bridge which spans
an arm of Puget Sound between
Tacoma and Kitsap County, was
dedicated today.
The mile-long bridge replaces
the late "Galloping Gertie." which
collapsed into the swift waters of
the narrows in a gale nearly 10
years ago.
The new bridge is the first sus-
pension-type span built since the
old bridge fell. It was constructed
on the piers of the old bridge
which were heightened for greater
height.
The four-lane structure is said
by engineers to be approximately
So times as strong as the old one.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
By jones J. Strebie
As.oeiated Press Avioiion Editor

ASSoeidted Press AviofIon eonor
Gen. Hoyt S. Vendenberg be-
lieves the South Korea campaign
clinched the case for a jet
equipped air force.
The Air Force chief of staff
said in an interview that combat
experience shows jet fighters will
take more punishment from either
air or ground fire than piston
engine fighters. This contrasts
with previous fears that the deli
cately balance gas turbine engines
might be more easily put out OF
action.
He said jets now can match
conventional planes in range and
carrying capacity, while far ex-
ceeding them in speed and climb
rate. Jets are easier to main
tain, too.
1.-The boys feel better in jets" )"
Gen. Vandenberg said about pilots
who have fought in Korea.
On q broad basis, the Air Force
leader felt that South Korea CON
solidated our previous views-We
know we have to have a plane
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Fifteen Two
Fifteen Four
Crib Counts 20
BY the Associated Press

MONTREAL, Oct. 14.-Here's
a dream come true for cribbage
players:
Mrs. R. B. Smith reported to
newspapers today that her mother
Mrs. A. r. Morrison. got a 29-
hand in the crib. She said Mrs
Morrison discarded the jack of
hearts and the five of diamonds,
while her opponent, Mrs. Smith S
husband, tossed in the two black
fives. The five of hearts turned
up and presto-par for the course
Twenty nine is the highest score
that can be made in one hand at
#cribbage. and it rarely is seen in
the crib, or discard hand, which
is counted by the dealer.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
New Service Station
BEING Built in Kuwoit

Oil-minded Kuwait is taking
kindly to service stations and a
new one is being built near the
main entrance to the walled city.
This will relieve some of the con-
gestion at the only filling station
in the center of Kuwait City's
shopping area. Hope that the
American oil company drilling
test wells in the Neutral Zone to
the south would strike oil and
thus restore prosperity, has been
temporarily dashed.
The second we'll was abandoned
and a third started.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

The painter James Mcneil
Whistler's famed Peacock Room
at the Freer Art Gallery has now
been completely restored and is
again open to the public.
Smithsonian Institution officials
yesterday said the job entialed
cleaning away the dirt of more
than 10 years, repairing cracks
in the Spanish leather and restor-
ing the color to its original blue.
The work was done by John and
Evening star., 1950-10-15
And compbeIrs Guarantees 1t For 5
Long Years! KimbolI Prices Start at
Only s745

You may not be acquainted with the Importance OF
the sounding board of piano. but take word
for it; it's the most important single item of a
pianos construction. Not only does the sounding
board govern the TONE of piano, its failure to
keep perfectly in shape completely ruin your
musical enjoyment.
Kimball craftsmen labored for IL long years to
perfect the revolutionary "Lfe-Crown" Kmball
Sounding Board Campbes happily guarantees that
for years. it will not split crack open; will be
mpervous to moisture; will keep its original fine tone
Just listen to a new Kmba Piano at Campbells,
and you'll agree that other piano in the lower
medium price range can match its superb resonance
glorious tone and fine action. And NO OTHER
PIANO AT ANY PRICE has the Life Grown"
Sounding Board, guaranteed by Campbells. See this
remarkable instrument tomorrow
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Freer Gallery Restores Whst|ers Peacock Room

Richard Finlayson of Boston. q
concern that specializes in this
type of job.
The restoration has cleft the
room almost precisely as it was
completed by Whistler" said the
Smithsonian's announcement.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, plus
convenient monthly terms, cheer
fully arranged. No credit restrie-
tions have yet been imposed on
Pionos. Ask for detoiIs.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

Lake Superior could contain all
the other four Great Lakes with
enough left over to contain an
other Lake Ontario.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Read This Importont Statement Of
Campbell's Policy on
1nstallment Buying

Since there seems to be some misunderstanding about
our credit policy would like to repeat what have
consistently pointed out in advertising: Campbelps
is happy to sell instamentS responsible persons
This has always been Campbels way doing business
and it always will be-
Furthermore, Campbels offers a convenient "lay
away" plan. through which merchandise can be held
reasonable time for future delivery modest deposit
will hold" article for you; you may add to this
deposit weekly until the required "down payment" has
accumulated to your credit and then have the mer-
chandise delivered to your home paying the balance
on regular instalment terms. This plan is par
ticularly attractive to those who commencing
to do their Christmas shopping.
While new Federal regulations specify definite per-
centage of the purchase price as a minimum down
payment types of our merchandise, Camp
bells policy governing the amount of down payment
unrestricted items is quite elastic Qualified per-
sons may purchase from us on terms that are
tremely enent.
We also welcome regular monthly charge accounts,
and to make it easy for you open such account,
have installed desk on our first floor, rear, on
which you will find supply of application blanks.
Simply fill out a blank, and deposit it in the box
indicated In few days, you will be notified by mail
that your application has been acted upon No personal
interviews cross-examinatons.
Whether you do business with Campbells for cash
on credit, you will find that methods are always
dignified and friendly terms most favorable and
sincere purpose to make easy and convenient
possible for you enjoy to the utmost, the salts
factions inherent in the one commodity we have for
sale good music.
Zmk@z<@Z
EARL cAApBELL
, 1950-02-09
SLOOP "DOVELINA"
ON REEF
OFF C'STED

The Sloop "Dovelina" be-
longing to Monserrate Garcia
Of Puerto Rico,went aground
on a reef off the Christiansted
Harbor last night between 9
and 10 o'clock. Only the Cap
tain, Francisco de Jesus, and
the owner were aboard.
The eight-ton vessel was be-
Gained shortly after starting
for Frederiksted, and drivted
until she hit the reef. 1t had no
cargo aboard. The two men
came ashore in their rowboat
and reported to customs Off
GERS and also to the Police.
Deputy Collector Of Customs
julius Cooper, notified the Ad-
ministrator and an appeal was
sent for the Coast Guard boat
now in Puerto Rico, to come to
the aid of the ship,
, 1950-02-09
Nutritionist Lectures
To G. H. Class
Show Pictures

Miss Trandailer Jones, Nutri
zionist for the Virgin Islands,
delivered the last of two lee
lures to students at the Chris
tiansted High School yester-
day. The subject of her talks
were on 1Vitamins'. The first
was delivered two weeks ago.
In addition, a health film
was shown to further illu-
strate the lecture.
The invitation to Miss. Jones
was given by Mrs. Enid Hodge,
instructor in Biology, who has
charge Of 10A class. The stu
dents of 10 B, of which Ru-
dolph Henderson is instructor,
also sat in.
The motion picture machine
which was presented to the
School by the Class Of 40 was
used to screen the pictures.
Principal Claude O. Markoe
also announced that beginning
tomorrow tive films on the
working of the United Nations
will be shown to students
throughout the Island. They
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, 1950-02-09
ST. Thomus Entertuins
VICORP Officiols AT
Luncheon

Local officials in ST. Thomas
headed by Commissioners Of
Finance Louis Shulterbrandt,
will be hosts to the members
of the Board Of Directors from
Washington at a luncheon to
be held at Bluebeard Castle
Hotel today.
After the luncheon, weather
permitting, the visitors will be
taken on a tour of the Island,
afterWhich they will board the
C54 which brought them here
for the trip back to the main
land.
Ward M. Canaday who en-
tertained the visitors at his
picturesque Annaly Estate
last night, may return here
and depart tomorrow.
Administrator Harry E. Tay-
lor who also went over will
return this morning.
NE4t
, 1950-02-09
Big Plune Tries Out
bourne Field Runwuy
Before Ticking PUrtY

The big four-engined C-54
Army plane which brought the
Board Of Directors here made
q "trip to St. Thomas on a expe-
rimental flight to test the new
runway just completed at
Bourne Field before taking the
party there today.
Landing and take-off were
satisfactory SO the big plane
made the trip today.
, 1950-02-09

The Board urges the continue
ed cooperation Of all citizens
of the islands. New activities
mean more jobs and opportun-
tiles and greater income to the
Islands. The Board approves
the policy Of giving full consi-
Iteration to qualified Virgin
Islanders in filling all vacan-
cies, but where necessary tech
nical and professional skills
must be brought in to the is
lands to increase the efficien-
cy and effectiveness of the
Corporations operations--skills
that will increase the training
and effectiveness Of the people
of the islands. The acquisition
of these skills mean more in
come to the individual and to
the community as a whole, &
broadened opportunities Of life
in the islands.
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