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Evening star., 1950-06-14
Mrs. Albert Atwood Honored
For Service on Wage Board
Commissioners and
Others Commend
Her at Luncheon

Mrs. Albert w. Atwood, resign.
ing chairman of the Districts
Minimum Wage and Industria.
Safety Board, was commended fol
her seven and one-half years ot
service at a luncheon in the Will
lard Hotel yesterday.
Some 125 persons attended the
luncheon, which also welcomed
Mrs. Atwood's successor, Mrs
Charles II. Weston.
Inspections for compliance with
the minimum wage law during
Mrs. Atwood's administration have
brought more than $4,000 ir
back pay to workers, according
to board records.
During the war, she admins
tered the amendment to the hours
law which granted exemption to
women whose duties required it in
the interest of the war effort.
In the field of industrial safety
the board promulgated under her
leadership five safety codes cover
ing more than 100000 employees
in private industry here. She
served as chairman and public
member of the non-paid tripartite
board.
Tributes to her service came
yesterday from past and present
members of the board, from Capt.
Rhoda Millikin of the Police
Women's Bureau and from the
District Commissioners in let
ter. The city heads noted that
development of the industrial
safety division during her term
led to 35 per cent decrease in
Industrial accidents.
In a talk Mrs. Atwood urged
passage of a pending bill to en-
Evening star., 1950-06-14
Truin Truvel

Passenger trains in the United
States transport an average Of
more than Is million travellers
daily.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
Horse Outron Tom Thumb

Peter Cooper's Tom Thumb en-.
gine. first American built loco
motive to haul passengers, was de-
feated in a race with a horse pull
ing a car on another track.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
Career or Murriooe

OF the women listed in Who's
Who 40 per cent have never mar.
ried. Only 10 per cent Of all Amer.
lean women fail TO marry.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

Chinchilla breeding in the
United States began in 1923.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05

opened the trap door which led to the cellar.
 Some fellas from Jersey"
 When they got to the basement, Ronowitz pointed to a couple of old mattresses near the coal bin. Lay down." he said, land I'll make a sandwich"
 A minute later the storekeeper had rolled man and mattresses into a bundle and tied it up with piece of old clothesline.
 AS HE STARTED back up to the store, a couple of men, guns in hand, came down the stairs. "What- cha doin' in the cellar?" asked one. ''Bankin' the furnace," said the old man.
 The gents from Jersey poked around in the trash barrels, ex- amined the coal bin and then came to the rolled-up mattresses.
 "PH tbroD bullet into tbem
 for laek," said one Of tbem.
 "YoH been seeiD' loo many
 goVies," said be otber "Let'S
 try be roof"
 The mobSters went upstairs and Honowitz heard the door bang. He banked the fire, and waited in his store until he saw the men climt Into a car and drive off. Then he went back down and united the mattresses.
 "You done fine, Pop" said the fugitive, taking a wad of bills out of his pocket. "Tell me when tc stop countin'."
 "Saeb n7oney donf fake" 1 ssid tbe old mdH. "Ya ki1 baVs anytbing yS
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05

want" said foe Saagstsr. rMaks
 tViJb. Better ysf. mate force
 wisbes iks j1 fbeD fairy sfoF- ies."
 Well" said the storekeeper, 'I hear in a couple weeks some guy from the West Side is opening a candy store on the next block"
 He ain't gonna open," said the hoodlum. Keep talkin'."
 "The man who sells me my chocolate syrup, all of a sudden he wants a Is per cent mark-up."
 "Tn discuss it with him. Chances are you'll get a reduction. One more wish to go-this time make it good"
 That's all I can think of," said Ronowitz, excepting maybe you'd like to tell me how it felt when you was in the mattress"
 THE GANGSTER'S lips tight ened. You're maxim fun of me, Pop" he said, "and I don't like it. I wanted to pay va off nice and proper, but since va don't want it that way, maybe better try some thin else"
 Ten minutes later, as per phone instructions from the hoodlum, a black car drove up and Ronowitz was pushed into the back seat. The car headed north and kept going until it parked near a wooden bridge somewhere in Westchester. The driver took some chains from the luggage compartment, put heavy peice of scrap iron on the old mans middle, and then lashed his legs to his chest so the metal was wedged in between.
 "TbrOw bim OVey wbs1 I
 count tbree," said tbs bOodlH01.
 "One-
 "Tuo-"
 Toe old ma1 br1eed bimssB
 and tVOndeyed Wb0 WoHId mind
 tbe store fbe 1ext day.
 Suddenly the gangster grinned. He walked over and began to undo the chains.
 Nov you got your answer, Pop, " he said. That's how I felt when l was in the mattress"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05
NOTICE OF EFFECTIVE DATE OF CERTAIN NEW REGULATIONS PROMULGATED BY THE ALAKSA TERRITORIAL BOARD
 OF HEALTH

By authority of the Board of Health, the undersigned, Commits sioner of Health, hereby proclaims that the following enumerated health code promulgated by the Board of Health, under authority or Title 40, Health and Safety Chapter l, Section 4O-I-6, Alaska Compiled Laws Annotated, 1949, as amended by Section It, Chapter 118, Session Laws of the Legisla- ture, 1s49, shall become effective and in full force upon the first day of September, 1850:
 RSE-17 - Alaska Department of Health - Minimum Requirements for Plumbing.
 Copies of said code are available in pamphlet form for loan to inter- ested parties at the Department of Health, Juneau, Alaska, or any branch or district office at Anchor age, Fairbanks and Ketchikan, anu the public libraries located ill va rious towns and villages through out the Territory.
 c. EARL ALBRIGHT, NJ. b.
 Commissioner Of Health.
 Territory of Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER ONE = AT KETCHIKAN.
 IN ADMIRALTY L. T. CAMPBELL and D. J. HOUSE.
 co-partnership, aba CAMPBELL-HOUSE SHEPPARD,
 Libelants,
 -Ys- OIL SCREW or vessel called BLUE FIN, Official Number 257,895. her engine, tackle, apparel, fur niture and equipment and BERT c. MeCAY and ALAN c. McCAY. Respondents.
 No. 3O35-KA
 NOTICE
 Public Notice is hereby given that I have seized the Oil Screw BULLETIN, Official Number 257.- S95, her engine, tackle, apparel furniture and equipment, by virtue of a monition and attachment is- sued out of the above entitled Court at ketehikan, Alaska, for condem- nation and sale to pay the demands of the libelants herein, in a cause of contract, civil and maritime, for the reasons and causes in said libel mentioned, amounting in all to the sum of Five Thousand Seven Hun dred Ninety four and 44/1OO ts5,794.44 Dollars, with interest and costs.
 All persons concerned are notified to appear before the above entitled Court at Ketchikan, Alaska. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m., on July 6, 1850, if that day shall be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter, then and there to interpose their claims to said seized property and to make their allegations in that behalf, else condemnation and sale thereof will be declared.
 Dated at Wrangell, Alaska. April 26, 1850.
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY,
 U. g. Marshal.
 By: JOHN E. KREPPS.
 Deputy Marshal. w c. Stump, Ketchikan. Alaska Proctor for Libelants. Published; April 2S. May 5, May 12, May 19. 1850.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05
BROADWAY AND MAlNsTREET Handsome Is, Handsome Does: Case of Mind OverMuttress
By BILLY ROSE
At a spaghetti

At spaghetti salon. talking with bootlegger who is currently the Mister Big of big whskey company
 What do the mob?" asked fill up three sheets of copy paper?"
 The former Man Extinction one story don't remember seeing print" he named ROnowz around the time Dutch Schultz buying his first delivery
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05

into the shop and pressed a gun against the old mans mid de. Hide me somewhere, he said.
 The old man knew better than to argue with a revolver. "Who's s chasing you?" he asked, as he
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05

One night as the storekeeper was about to lock up, hoodlum stepped
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05

Entered in the Post office at Wran- gell, Alaska. as second class mat ter under Act of Congress of Mar. 3, 1878.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-05-05

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, 1950-03-27
VIRGIN ISLANDERS
ON MAINL'D WANT
TO MEET GOVERN'R

In anticipation Of the first
visit to the mainland Of His
Excellency Morris F. de Cas-
tro, Governor of.the Virgin Is
lands, numerous national, CT
vic and political bodies have
written to the American Vir-
gin Islands Civic Association
Of their willingness to cooper
ate in a mass rally to be held
in New York. according to an.
AVICA press release.
Among the organizations
participating will be the Up
town Chamber of Commerce,
The New York Division of
the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers Of America, the
League for Industrial Demo-
cracy, Workers Defense
League, Americans for Demo
cratic Action, League for Mu-
tual Aid, America China Poll
cy Association and others.
The firm Of Delson. Levin
and Gordon and Henry Harry
Epstein, former State Attor-
ney General are cooperating
with Mr.. Totten in this big
coming event.
The AVICA feels that since
the new Governor is not a,
mainlander and that there has
Continued on page ~
, 1950-03-27
Locul Bdseboll Seus'n
To Officially Begin
Euster SundaY

The Official opening Of the
local baseball season IS Sehe
duled to begin on Easter Sun
day, April 9, it was made
known today.
Seven teams, thus far, COM
prises the leagqe-four from
christiansted, two from the
Country Districts and one
from Frederiksted.
The baseball diamond has
been remodelled under the
personal supervision Of Valtny
a sports enthusiast
and returned Navy veteran,
who at the request Of the
Parks and Fairgrounds Com
mission made it into one Of the
finest baseball diamonds in
these parts, with the Superin-
tendent Of Public Works CO.
operating.
, 1950-03-27
ST. Croix Chornber Of
Commerce Meets
Tonight at $50

The annual meeting Of the
st. Croix Chamber Of Com
merce is scheduled to meet at
$50 tonight in the Lutheran
Parish Hall in Christiansted,
This meeting win be Of
paramount Importance not on
ly to old members but also to
new arrivals who are DESTROYS
Of becoming affiliated with
the organization. New enthus-
iasm has been felt regarding
the activity Of the Chamber.
during the past month, and
many have expressed their de-
sire to become active mem
bers. Secretary Ivan Chappell
has indicated.
President Joseph Alexan-
der, who has been on the main
land for q few weeks will be
in the chair tonight.
, 1950-03-27
West End News on
Honor List Of
" I.Prof. League

The West End News Of
Frederiksted Of which Paul E.
Joseph is editor and publisher,
has been placed on the Honor
List Of the League of Profes-
sional Virgin Islanders, accord
ing to a release received on
Saturday, March 18th. The CT
tation reads: For its consis-
tently timely and forceful edi-
torials; and particularly for its
editorial on the observation of
United Nations Day in the Vir-
gin Islands"
According to the press re-
lease In enumeration Of its
first anniversary, The Profes-
Sional League OF Virgin Island
ers, is establishing the custom
of issuing an annual Virgin Is
lands Honor List.
This list will be composed
of those individual institutions
which during the past year
have performed some worthy
act which by its nature
brought credit andior aid to
the people Of the Virgin Is
lands at home and abroad.
This organization is made
up Of groups Of business and
Continued on page a
, 1950-03-27
Terence Benjd1nin
PopuIur Musiciun.
Home for Visit

Torrance Benjamin, a once
popular saxophonist Of Freder-
iksted. returned home from
the mainland q few days ago
to visit his ailing grandmother
and also his old friends.
Mr. Benjamin is a resident
Of Detroit; he holds an electri-
clans license III addition to his
regular work in the plumbing
trade.
, 1950-03-27

ltlve a big hand and he in turn
) appreciation for the warm
reception.
The first plane to land on
Saturday morning carried pho
tographers, newsmen and a
few officials. Then shortly at
ter the big Army
transport landed with His Ex-
cellency and Mrs. de Castro,
their son, and several high
ranking Army, Navy and Air
force officers. A Police Guard
OF Honor stood at attention as
ne alighted with his party and
shook the hands Of Council
men and other local officials
VINO stood ina line to the left.
Headed by a motorcycle es-
cort Of two officers, the Cover
nor and his party headed for
Frederiksted. AT the head Of
town the parade was joined By
those who awaited it. They
moved through streets decora-
ted with banners and palm
branches with NOTES floating
overhead as far down as the
Bandstand.
Following his introduction
by the Hon. Harry E. Taylor,
Governor de Castro delivered
his inaugural address; Assist
ant Secretary Davidson was
then introduced and delivered,
in addition to his address, mes
sages from President Truman
and Secretary Chapman. The
parade then headed for Chris
tiansted town; at the head Of
town (Bassin Triangle) there
another large crowd awaited
the arrival Of His ExceNency
and party. Then the parade
moved again under motorcv-
Gle escort down King Street.
under banners bearing nottos
to the War Memorial at the
Fort. There similar ceremonies
were gone through.
a detailed account Il satur
days festivities win b Given
IA tomorrows issue.
, 1950-03-27
Bill on Resident
Commissioners
Shelved in Congress

New York, March oath A
representative Of the Research
Department Brotherhood Of
Sleeping Car Porters has just
returned from Washington and
reported to the Office Of the
international SecretaryzTrea-
surer that the Bill to provide
a Resident Commissioners for
the Virgin Islands is so deep
~ shelved that it is hardly like
" to be given any considera-
ton by this Congress.
The representative whohad
been sent by the Brotherhood
at the request of Ashley =. Tot
ten who is also President Of
the American Virgin Islands
Civic Association stated that
after interviewing all Of the
persons charged with the re-
sponsibility for bringing this
Bill To the Floor he was relia-
bly, informed that unless pow-
erfnl forces could prevail upon
the President of the United
States to make the Bill Ill adj
ministration matter it would
not be taken out Of the shelf
for any further discussion BY
this Congress.
The reasons given are prin-
tContinued on page
, 1950-03-27
St CrOx Turns Out En- Mosse
70 Honor Gouernor de Castro

Virtually all st. Croix turned out on SATURDAY. to honor.
the new Governor, His, Excellency Morris F. de. Castro. and
Mrs. de Castro and also Assistant Secretary c. Girard David
son. There was enthusiasm all around. Both towns went all
out TO give the new chief executive a big. hand and he in turn
gave every Indication of his appreciation for the warm
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VeretnS= kalenoer
Central DerbanSes Scr Sicbenbureer Sadien
in ben @ereinisen etaaten BON Wurb.Nmerifa.

versammlung 1ahrIich einmai in dem
von ger convention i'm voraus bestimm.
ten ort und an dem vom Gross.PrI.
sidenten anzuberaumenden TaRe.
0ross-Bsamss,
Gross. PrasidAnt. John Balthes. sO3
Leader Bldg, Cleveland. y. Main 1-sS2l
IS! EDDY Road Cleveland. Ohio
2. Vize-Pri sident. Henry Schindler-
lo605 Linnet Ave.
3: Vize-Gross- Pras. yohn Orben, s026
Hudson Dr.. Youngstown. Ohio.
Gross-Sekre,ar, Ueore Martini. sns
Leader Bldg: Cleveland O. Main 1852,
800 Leader Bldg. Cleveland. MA. 1921.
Gross. s.verwaltungsrat: Geo. Deppner
sls Bonnie Brae Ave. vonnestown' "
SssT.,I S9hn R9th 70 o,, ls7' East 1870 Street;
Hudson Dr.. Youngstown. o.: F-ed !
Thesis. $50 Homewood Ave. Salem.
Ohio: Herman M. Hartman. s04 Potomac
Ave. Erie, Pa.
Erie Bldg. Cleveland o. Cherry 1-s57s.
Rechtsbe's'and. George Schneider
1851 ST.. Clair Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio
Wsissn- sn-Komisss-Bsam,ss
vors Carl Konnerth, 1869 Gridley
Road. Shaker Hts. Ohio.
sekretsr, Pastor Hans Foisel. 7sl Eddy
Road. Cleveland. Ohio.
National Komisss,
vorsitzer. DR.; John Foisel. 7sl Eddy
R9sd w;l.G Gieveiand' Gnr.,ian % Ohio; , ~.
sorn'e Braa Ave Youngstown Oh'o
=, John ,Hauner' so3 Leader Bldg,
Henry schindler 1osos Linnet Av.,
Richard zeck. 4ss So. Broadway
Salem, Ohio.
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D1AXCRAs OF r. 3. J. a.

1AAXGHns or r. 3. J. 4.
soptS Sesasn,d Rrn. william sn1s zesh ass south
u, Vice Pres. Henry Kurtz, 3a24
Ma honing Ave-. Youngstown. o. Phone
Rec. sec'y.. John Schneider, l25o2
Grusss Ave, Cleveland. o. Mu. 1-O514.
Rec; Sec.y, Audrey Miller, SPAS Theo-
s3re Moe,ts.. ST.; Msp,s sgGs Heights, Ohio Phone:
Asst. scc'y,. Gertrude Binder, 1897
Ronnwood Ave. Lakewood. Oieo Bo.
l-7554
Bo 1-7554.
Cleveland. Ohio AT. l-75ss.
NIT ST.. Salem. o. Phone: Salem 6so7.
snAHcH1s or T: .. "a.
Pres, rom Murtz Jr:, s24 Miller Ave,
Sec'y, Carl Everth, s4s 8. Arch ct.
Canton. Ohio - Canton Saxon Juniors
President: Don Ongerth, 1887 Harmony
Secretary: Betty Rsmpelt. r. D. No. /,
Everhart Rd., Canton, Ohio. Phone 1892
chicago, III. - Chicago south SIDE
JRnlor Saxon Cr.rp.
s,ad pi's'a'nt' 81 Robert M'ts'' i0's h.''
Secretary. Hilds Untch SIS West
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland East Junior saxon Club.
President, John Schneider. 1862
Sec'y,. Marty Welter. lsl Shawview
Ave. Gl. l.0531.
Cleveland Wen Saxo1 Junior Qua.
Secretary. Gertrude Binder. 1897 Ro-
binwood Ave.. Lakewood. Ohio. Phone
Bo. 1884.
Pres, Joe Titsch. S540 W. s5th St.,
Cleveland. OHIO. Phone AT. 1886.
Columbus. Ohio. Columbus JUNIOR
Saxon Club.
Pres, Paul Fl. Roth. Rt. No. 2, Gre
bus rd., Groveport .. Phone: FIR 7-32i2.
Sec'y. Evelyn Roth, Rt. No. 2. Gre
bus rd.. Groveport, o. Phone: FIR 7-3242.
2oMostead, YA. - Homestead Junior
0exOuO.
Pres, e. Sterner. 776 Eelbourn st.,
Pittsburgh II. Pa Phone: jackson 6o43
Secretary Marie sterner. 776 Mel
bourn St.. Pittsburgh II. Pa Phone
Tacksn~ 6043
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, 9e<roiS, Mon - Deteo4s Jv1loy DaxoO
Pres. Trieda Schemmel, 773s Graaees
-sec'y, Frieda Thalsott 1895 n.
cory Ave.
1uvooa City. - 1llvssS oD0
Junaox osxo1a.
Pres. Martha Thalmann, Bridge Gt.
Phone 2134.
sec'y. Mary Ann Thalsott. r. D. No
l. Phone 4s5O-Rl2.
FARRELL - - |s,..e c sssss AsAistsss
President. HerSy yloimss. so~ Ham,,.
ton Ave. Phone 2l49s
sec'y;, Gertrude Heinrich. sss Cedar
Gary. Indiana. - Gary Saxon Jualos0
Sport 0lub.
,preSident, Katherine Kraft. lles Pierce
sec'y:,. jeanette Kloss ls6s Has.
Lorain. Ohio. xorais Sunio9s
saxon cluh
Ave. Phone s3-Os5.
Secretary Wilhelmina SCHNEIDER. Stop q
Bdwy. Phone 9l-5o3.
Monaco, Ha. - Monaco Juaaee
. President. Jack Werthmsn. x1s MINI
Street, Monaco. Pa. Phone; Rochestec
lll4-R.
Sec'y.. Dorothy A. Zoppeit. los Fourth
Street. Monaco. Pa. Phone: Rochester
New oaTtls. Pa. New Castle 5vAlse
OAxons.
Pres, Mary Kuttesch. 40 walds g.,
New Castle, Pa
Sec'y., Minnie Mcl,trot, 7ls =. Rsy.
nolds Str, New Castle. Pa.
Salem, Ohio. - salem Ja1aos oAkua
Club.
President. Richard Zeek. tsS q. Broad.
way.
Secretary. Freda Hermsnn. 81 suD.
NIT st.
youngstown. Ohio. - YoV1S0eeWD
Junior 0axoAa.
President. Bill Thsis. so3 Gsarmons
Or Phone Sl324.
Secretary. Caroline Arts. II Do. Jack.
son Street. Phone 1885.
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srE1 Sie6enbareHd .2lmerifdnifhe Dolfsblaff y
Was die Weissdornhecke Wusste!
Kzimnalroman n Bsrpseh

nWfe tpoUen gic es nenncn, mern
siner, Der nit iebr picl Reft eines
gerbrehe,,s be- idulotut iperocn FAINT,
am nad)Itcn Gage Die etabt perldbt
ltn6 ireeuonobin rciit?' III
~soute hdmit &err Worbis ae.
meint iein?"
~Yitte! 2cien sie!"
Gamit 9riff Goftor 2Snia nod
Dem icltiamen 8ricfe, Der purbcr
iden ipieocrbolt feline Mufmerfiom.
felt errcat bate, INTO rcid)te bicies
nus ecorudten Silben uno 3ciden
beltebenoe Sdreiben Dem acmmii.
lar.
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boh ino antlportete etpas aerina.
idGsi9:
~InonDm!"
Ser llntcril,dunasridter entaca.
ncte oorauf lit Deftiser Nciie. als
neripilrte er IN bicicr @emerf,,ng ci.
men acgcn ihn acrihtcten &ormurf:
"Scicn Sie crit mo bann f0nnen
Cie INNER nod urtcilcu. sseSer
ipiIl iih niht immcr aunt Mittcl.
pl,nft cincs oerartiacn Yrosciics mo.
den. Sic Su,piiade miro barin
hcitcben. oh Die ginselbcitcn, bic
bier bcba,lptet ueroer,. oub ridti9
iinb." = s,..@es, =
"slaeroinss!" flang bic furse
Gntgearuna bcs Sommiiiars, ocr
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dunasrihters fanrte. Gr muitc
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llebcrlcaung herporfcbrcn ipolItc.
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gcipiirt.
llnb er Ios nun nit binacbenber
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tpenn Die Sollsei BLOB oarauf bor.
tc, mas Die 2eute ia nac lid, crsib.
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ocn crit fliebcu fonnte. Tas ober
lit riGtig, oenn iNon am 9oge nod)
benz Worb lieB er iid i'm So9Sma.
gen sur 8abn brineen unb bratte
iid, 70 in Siherbcit, che er Imam.
ncbmlihfeiten befOmmen fonnte.
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folls hann crit, als Gitus 9'om.
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