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GMART How many "one hundreds" made
~ by students taking the first Selecce Service college,
qualification test?
Perfect scores were made by three Students another
missed only one of the $50 questions.
imp, Dalton, Co.
MYTH What mythical community is the sixth
largest city in the U.s.?
Trailer City" survey reveals that 100000
people in the US live in mobile homes giving Trailer
City, population which ranks just below that of
Detroit. LH.S. Indianapolis, Ind.
UNIQUE -. The Nays Oldest air bose at Creenbnry
Point Nd, recently celebrated its 4Oth anniversary.
What makes this base different from all other May bases?
It's the only where land planes can't come in
I'D, Huntington, N. Y.
STUBS How many checks are wrihen and cashed
every day in the U.s.?
Almost IA million. They cover approximately 80 per
cent of all the exchange of money.
Mrs C.E.C. MINNEAPOLIS Mins
LEARNING What American university has sent
professors to teach CT Students?
The University of Maryland sent supply of text
books and professors to six Army centers in Germany
The first registration day they were swamped with
1900 applications. JIG, Neav York
INDISPENSABLE -. If certain is per cent of the
population ,corked only for themselves. ohat Voud happen
to the rest of US?
We wouldn't eat. Food and raw materials are pro-
duced by l6 per cent of the population.
-A.W., Del,s0r N. Y.
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Department :
Evening star., 1951-01-21

That's why Papa treated you so
badly. He jumps to conclusions.
You see, he's been waiting to
know if he's any good - and yet
he didn't, either. So he puts the
pictures in the window. If the
neighbors notice, he pretends he
paints just for fun"
well, dammit, l do" said Papa.
Nov, Papa" Content scolded,
"You know that all those stories
about Grandma Moses bother you.
That's why wanted to find out
this way. so if MIR. Grenfeather
phoned good news I could surprise
you. And you shouldn't accuse
Mr.. Grenfeather of anything"
"Well," demanded the justice of
the peace. sis that as good as
Grandma Moses does or amt it?"
Wouldn't you say" Amos pur-
sued, that Mr.. Aylworth shows
more development than Grandma
Moses at a corresponding age?"
Definitely, because you should
recall that Mrs. Moses did not
paint at all at Mr.. Aylworth's
age" Mr.. Broadloomis wiped his
brow with a square yard of linen.
That's what I always said,"
MIR. Aylworth agreed. though just
what he meant was not clear.
"Well, haven't done lick of work
today and got to get home. but
maybe you can tell me what
ought to set for price on a pic
ture if tourist - hey, where'd
that fellow go?"
Amos didn't know: he couldn't
say. 1t was an art of its own - for
use on artists when they spoke Of
what picture should bring. Some
Evening star., 1951-01-21

day Amos hoped to know that
secret, too, but after all, he was
new in the business still.
Papa" said Content, I'VE
should apologize to Mr.. Gren-
feather. Now you ride my motor
cycle home. and I'll bring along
the picture and apologize the way
we ought to, once in a while,
when you get mad"
Amos and Content watched this
new American primitive. astride
his gasoline Pegasus, move from
sight around the long curve. And
they drove so slowly. you might
say we do not see them again until
we are in Amos reconverted
apartment, where the bride cleans
house with down-east fury in a
discarded painters smock.
That the fire of the artist has
been subdued to the glow of
grandfather is shown by the murals
in the den that is now nursery.
But that he's at the height of
creative vigor is evident in the
living room where every available
wall space holds a work of Grand
pa Aylworth."
And Amos? Under the tutelage
of MIR. Broadloomis he believes he
is beginning to learn to detect
sound genius when he sees it. But
once in a while, glancing happily
at Content, he is glad that he was
somewhat slow to mature. For
had he possessed tutored eye
that morning on the dusty detour
he would perhaps have passed the
pictures by. And Content, after
all, Vas a discovery! The End
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(Atkelta is limo pusl.)

(Atkelta is limo pusl.)
kykloseD is egzaminus laikancio
jaunuolio, daug fatalisku klaidu
nebutQ galeje ivykti -.
Subrendes asmuo, kuris dar
puikiai tebezino tick pat, kick
jis zinojo gimnazijos suole sede-
damas, laikomas nepaprastu in
telektu. Todel viena is papras-
ciausiu priemoniu tureti bend
rojo issilavinimo = neuzmirsti,
to, ka esame ismoke gimnazijoi
Gar kitaip pavadintoj bendrojo
lavinimo mokykloj). To galima
pasiekti, palyginti, nedidelemis
pastangomis - sistemingu pa
kartojimu. Kaip zinome, EMO
gaus atmintis turf ta ypatybe,
kad norint ko neuzmirsti, ne
reikia lygiais tarpais kartoti, bet
galima kartojimo termina Wis
toliau pratesti. Paw, ka siandien
ismokom, reikia pakartoti ry-
toj ir poryt, po to uz savaites,
paskui uz menesio, uz pusmecio
ir tt. I'll
Sticks kartojimas, kontroliuo-
jant save, kas buvo uzmirsta,
yfa ne tik ziniu palaikymas, bet
ir didele pazanga. Gimnazijoje
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BENDRASIS ISSILAVINIMAS IS

daug kas ismokstama automa-
tiskai, mes mokinys perjaunas,
kad galetu susidaryti nuoseklp
vaizda, paw, geografijoje ar is
torijoje. Subrendes asmuo to.
kiame pakartojime igyja Wis
nauju minciu ir jo zinios tamps
nuolat sistemingesnes. Aisku
kad reikia daugiau kartoti tas
sakas, SUI kuriomis gyvenime
nebesusiduriama. Paw, literatui
= matematika. Is igimto anita
gonizmo jam tas greieiausiai
butq nemalonu, bet netiesioginf
nauda butu labai didele. Jam ne
reikalingi matematikos faktai
bet matematikos galvojimo me-
todas stiprina logika ir sistemin-
ga galvojima.
Taigi koknkreciai jaunuoliams
patartina neuzmirsti to, kas bu-
mokomasi gimnazijoj, specialiai
pastudijuoti ukio problemas, mes
toje srityje gimnazija duoda per
mazai, ir dometis bent viena me-
no saka. Asmuo, nusistates to-
kia programa ir salia savo spe-
cialybes ia ivykdes, greitai ga
les dziaugtis savo bendrojo issi-
lavi1imo rezultatais. B. J..
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AMZINYBES AIDAS

sados gryna. il raso:" sviesai
skleidziant savo spindulius, krin-
ia zemyn mano nuodemiu tam
sus apsiaustas. Baltu drabuziu
apsivilkusi, jauciu vel pirmosios
nekaltybes ir pirmosios meiles
skaistuma."
Taip animal myleti zmogu te-
gall tas, kas myli Dieva. Vik-
torijos meile virsta dangaus
meile; meile vyrui kelia ja augs-
ciau, pas Dieva.
il yra didele poete. JOS stilius
trumpasakis, keliais zodziais is
reiskias mint. Vaizdai tikri, be
jokio sentimentalumo. Religiniai
eilerasciai, dar grazesni, tiesiog
genialiai parasyti. Vienas poetas
karta pasake apie ja: TAI mote
ris, kuri apgalejo save. il visa
da vyriska, tvirta ir nepajudi-
mama, kaip uola.'
Savo religiniuose sonetuose j
kalba apie kova su nuodeme,
apie dangaus idealo siekima, Sv.
Mergeles garbinima, dekinguma
Kristui.
"As esu lyg vynmedzio sakele
- raso il - o medis yra Dievas.
Jei sula negaivina sekeles, sa-
kele dziusta. Ateik, Dieve. isliek
ant names sulos = saYo sviesos,
kad atnesciau vaisiu prize Taves".
s"Noreciau 7uzdaryti ausis ze-
mes garsams, kad galeciau Cir
deti Dievo balsa. Meile viska
kuria ir judina.'''
Kitoj vietoj il palygina save
su valtele: ''Kai zmoniu piktu-
mas puola name, pririsu savo
valtele prie uolos ir, saugiame
uoste stovedama, nebijau aud
rQ, nei viesulu.''
Victoria Colonna buvo susi-
pazinusi ir su- Mykolu Angelu.
(Jis buvo uz ia septyniolika me-
tu vyresnis.) Tas didysis rene
sanso dailininkas, architektas,
skulptorius, tapytojas ir poetas,
lyg jaunuolis 4isimylejo sia geni-
ALA moteri. Ioje RADIO jis saves
papildyma, panasu j save zmogQ,
kuris j atjaute ir suprato kaip
niekas kitas. Viktorija gerbe
Mykolo Angelo geniju ir apdova-
nojo j savo biciulyste, bet mel
les negalejo duoti. Mykolas An
gelas neuzmirsdavo, kad il pri-
|klauso kitam. Ejo metal po metp,
abudu paseno, o jis ne karta ne
pasisake ja mylis. Rase jai tik
madrigalus ir sonetus. 0 il tik
prizes savo paskutine liga pirma
ir vieninteli karta jam padave
ranka.
Stebedamasi ziurejo Viktori-
ia j jo kurinius ir pilna nusize-
minimo sake: "Mudu esame la
bal skirtingi zmones, mano bi-
ciuli. JUS esat .Mykolas Angelas,
as gi - tik moteris, tick supran-
tanti, kad galiu ismatuoti ta at
stuma, kuris skiria mano uzuo-
jauta nuo jusu neriboto veiklu-
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mo. Jus daug esat padares pa
sauliui. Kai taretes minkas mo-
Ii savo statuloms, is tikruju nu-
statydavote naujas lytis ir nau-
jus isreiskimo budus, kuriu Emo
mes lig siol dar neturejo. 0 as,
ka esu padarius? AS labai myle-
jau ta, kurio nebera ;. AS my
lejau ir JUS, ir tai yra viskas".
Mykolas Angelas atsake: "Ir
JUS esate padariusi tick pat,
kick as. Ar zrnogus darbuojasi
tobulindamas save, ar, ispletes
savo veikima, ikvepia gyvybes ir
judesio n gy a i m e
d Il iagai - abiem atvejais
jo darbas yra toks pat: jis
kuria zmonems pavyzd Y.
Tad nesigailekite man, markiza,
tos garbes lygintis SUI jumis ir
ir leiskite tiketis, kad amzinajam
gyvenime mudu galesim lygiu
leksmu kilt augstyn.
Prizes mirti Viktorijai susir-
gus, jis raso savo dienorastyje:
"ziuredamas ia, tariuos esas
vel jaunas, nors esu labai senas.
Mirtis TRIP mudvieju, ir myleti
ja senaja meile tegaliu tomis
trumpomis valandelemis, kada
uzmirstu mirti. Bet mano min
tbs Wis dazniau grizta prie jos
(mirties), ir nuo jos salcio vesta
mano meiles karstis.".
Viktorijai mirus, Mykolas An
gelas vaiksciojo lyg sumises,
ne su kuo nekalbedamas. Jis tar
tum nesuvoke, kas atsitiko. Jis
|rase: "Dabar zeme turi tavo cry
ma kuna, o dangus tavo sventas
mintis''.
.Praejus desimciai metu, N.Y.
kolas Angelas karta papasako-
jo vienm mokiniui savo ilgo gy-
venimo nuotykius. Apie Vikto-
RIA kalbejo mazai, bet ramiai.
Umai atsimainiusiu balsu jis ta-
re: "Pasakysiu tau, ko niekam
nesu sakes. Kai il gulejo karste,
ir as atejau atsisveikinti, pabu-
ciavau jai ranka ir neisdrisau
pabuciuoti kaktos. Ir stai jau
desimts metu, kaip tai name kan
kankina, mano sunau."
Jis uzmirso mokini ir ilgai Sc
dejo nejudedamas. Asaros pa
mazu riedejo per jo senus,
rauksletus skruostus.
Argi tokia meile nera stebuk-
lingai grail. Mastydamas apie
ja, rodos, natal kazkokioas mil
ziniSkas kalnu virsunes, kazko-
kius sviesius horizontus. Kaip
'atrodo prizes tokia meile visos tos
meilelles, tos svelniai vadinamos
"simpatijos" - siandien SUI tuo,
''rytoj su kitu.
Bet myleti amzinai, kilniai ir
giliai tegali tas, kas budriai ir
rupestingai saugoja savo Strides
turta, neeikvodamas jo visose
gatvese ir turquoise.
Is M. Peckauskaites
''Mergaites kelias"
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atsakyciau: nepastovumas. ze-
meje viskas praeina. Gyvenimas
tai nuolatinis kitimas, judesys,
nuolatinis mirimas ir gimimas !;
tai momentai, kurie be paliovos
keicia kits kita.
Bet. amzinoji zmogaus dva-
sia, uzdaryta Shame nepastovia-
me medziagos pasaulyje, troks-
ia amzinybes. Juo augsciau ky
la virsum tos materijos, juo la
biau troksta, juo skaudesnis jai
tas trapumas, tas nepatvarumas
visu zemes daiktu. Ia troskima
yra graziai isreiskes vienas
prancuzu poetas: .~'.
!. Cia, zemeje, visos geles
mirsta, trumpos yra visos
pauksciu giesmes; as svajoju
apie vasaras, kurios tveria vi
sados. '.,..; =: .~. ~.
Cia, zemeje, dyla lupu ak
.somas; as svajoju apie pabu-
ciavimus, kurie tveria visados.
Cia, zemeje, visi zmones
verkia savo biciulysciu ir mel
liu; as svajoju apie rysius,
kurie tveria visados. >. -.
To "visados" ilgisi zmogaus
dvasia. Negaledama pagal savo
valia perdirbti medziaginio pa
saulio, kreipiasi j save, j dvasios
pasauli, ir cia pasiekia tai, ko
neranda aplinkui - jausmo am
zinybe.
Tiesa, siandien beveik juokin-
ga kalbeti apie jausmo amziny-
be, kuomet II ir III klases jau-
nimas jau pradeda "myleti",
ziuredamas meile, kaip j zais-
Ia, kurs paivairina gyvenima.
Tokios lengvos meileles; ku-
riu objektas nuolatos kinta, nera
vertos zmogaus. Niekas taip jo
nezemina, kaip tokios meileles..
Siela nera tuomet ne kick auks-
tesne uz medziagini pasauli, kur
geles taip trumpai tezydi. Jei
is mazens meile taip skatikais
eikvojama, kick jos bepaliks
zmogui subrendus?
Tikrai verta meile yra stipri,
viena, amzina. Tiktai tokia mel
lie kelia zmogu virsum pasaulio
] augsciausias dvasios virsunes,
Bet taip myleti tepajegia tas,
kas savo dvasios turto nera is
melodies po visus suntakius. To-
kios meiles isikunijimas yra
Italijos pete V i c t o r i a
C o O n ma.
il gime 1912 m., netori Ro-
mos, tuomet galingoje ir turtin-
goje Colonnu seimoje. Treju me-
tu vaika pazadejo tevai ispanui,
markizui Pescarai, uz kurio is
tekejo 1909 m. Jauna il palikc
nasle. Grazi, ismintinga, talen-
tinga, turejo daug garbintojq.
Vienas ju, dar jos vyrui gyvam
tebesant, karstai ia lsimylejo
Bet visa tai nekele jokio aide
Viktorijos sirdyje. Visa amzir
il isgyveno istikima savo vyrui
Reikia atsiminti, kad tai buvc
renesanso laikai, kada, kaip IL
dabar, meiles jausmas buvo la.
bal nepaStovus.
Viktorijos Colonnos gyvenl.
mui sviete dvi zvaigzdes: mel.
le Dievui ir meile vyrui. lr tue.
du jausmai sudaro visQ jos Ell
lerasciu turini. JOS pirmosios Ell
los vra laiSkas yyrui, kuris tue
met buvo kare ir suzeistas gu.
lejo Ravenoje. Tai viena is gra.
ziausiu jos poezijos vietu.
"Tu esi kare - raso j =
tampi garsus, kovoji su pavojals
ir uzmirsti viska, o as mamie vie
ma, nuolatinio rupescio ir nerimo
kankinama, nusiminusi ir nuliu
dust. Turiu kare teva, vyra, su
nu ir broli. Mano tevas irgi ka
riauja, o vyras, brolis ir sunuf
esi man tu."
Markizui Pescarai esant kare
Viktorija nuolat prisimena jo
grozi, nesiliaudama nagrinejs
1,;coo ~ oraciac Vpatvhac Save
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-15
by

Most anyone can get a job these
days. Yet some had much rather
live by charity. 1t is much more
convenient not to work when one
can, live on and by the goodness
of. other folks hearts. The spirit
and attitude so prevalent today
seems to be that why work
when, / can get by without it.
This attitude sis wrecking the
very foundation of the true Amer
lean way of life. II gives birth to
buns who need not be buns; IL
makes way for useless creatures
who otherwise would be useful
citizens It's mighty unsound
foundation to live upon. II makes
the ones who earn their living BY
the sweat of brow want to throw
up their hands and quit.
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City Officials
Thanked ByCubal
Airline Today

Campana de Cubana's Il.
president, Sergio l. Clark.
dressed a letter to Dave KIM
city manager, expressing tbes,n
probation for 4 coincidence let,c,
in regard to the airplane crssk
tragedy which happened bers
recently. Clark also thanked tbs
city officials for their aid dufins
the time of the disaster.
The letter is as follows:
please accept our sincere and
deep appreciation for the exugps
sion conveyed in your letter of
May /.
The many kind and thought.
full courteSies extended bv al II
Key West during the recent in.
cident has been commented an
and deeply appreciated not only
by Guiana but many of your
friends in Cuba.
While it is impossible to Hist
in this letter the many indiSid,
uals who assisted us, | wouId
like to use this opportunity ID
express our appreciation to taen
and especially to Roy Hamlin
Coroner and justice Of the peace
who SO untlringly worked in oul
behalf.
Sincerely yours,
SERGIO /. CLARK,
Vice president
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TOddy's BIRTHDAYS

Clifton Fadiman of New York,
Journalist, editor and radio star,
born in New York. AZ years age.
Robert Littell of Readers d.
gest, editor, born in Milwaukee,,
So years ago.
, 1951-09-29

James j.. Nance, able, energetic
president of Hotpoint, believes "itl
is safe to assert that purchases Of
major household appliances are be-!
ginning to outpace production"
/ The industrialist is credited With
being the first business leader to
clarity the general misconce3tion
about supplies of good appliances.
He said that factories are not able
to meet the demand Of farm and
city homes for most Of the applianc.
es in the automatic electric kitchen
and home laundry. This demand 10
UP sharply now that women are
going back into defense plants,
placing a premium on electric aids
to operate their homes on crowded
schedules.
Nance has championed the idea
Of keeping civilian production at
highest possible levels during the
nations "dual economy" Hotpoint
is a heavy producer of jet engines.
Newer appliances, never in over
supply, are automatic electric dish.
washers, pushbutton electric rang.
es. electric tumbler clothes dryers,
and garbage disposal units.
Homes throughout the nation US.
ing automatic dishwashers passed
the one million mark in 1851, a
milestone which the industry con-
siders the mark Of acceptance for
a new appliance. Leading brands
of electric appliances for complete
kitchens and home laundries are
being bought faster than they are
being built. This condition will be
more pronounced at the end of the
year when indicated materials rec
strictions for defense work further
cut into civilian goods output.
, 1951-09-29

ing by u game in 1st place, but
last night she lost to the Phillies
with a score of 4-3 thus to tie her
up with the second place Giants
for LIST place, both teams have two
games to be played before the pen
nant race is over. So in the Ma
tional League WE will have to wait
until Sunday to see who will be
the winner Of the National League
Pennant.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated
the Pittsburg Pirates with a score
OF 4-3.
We r now coming to the end
of the pennant race so we will be
having all the teams playing today
and tomorrow.
, 1951-09-29
MdnY Parents Find
1t Difficult to Meet
School Rules

Many parents whose chill
dren are students at the Chris
tiansted High School are find
ing it extremely difficult to
meet the very strict rules now
governing dress. These parents
are not protesting against the
use of uniforms as such but
they want to know why their,
children must be expelled or
threatened with expulsion
because a pleat in a girls skirt
is slightly different to the ma
jority, or a blouse may have a
small piece of embroidery or
some boys tie may not be just
the exact color. All parents
cannot run out and purchase a
new blouse because of some
minor fault, due especially to
the economic crisis now facing
the Island.
Those who protest are told
that it is to lift the standard Of
the school. However, it is
known that the standard in
New York City for example,
is very high and the millions
of kids, especially those in
high school are not required to
Continued on page ~
, 1951-09-29
st. Croix Brunch Of
V. |. Tourist Board
Meets WednesduY

The st. Croix Branch of the
Virgin Islands Tourist Develop
ment Board is scheduled to
meet with Harry W. Goeggel,
Executive Director, on Wednes
day, October 3 at 10 o'clock.
Local members are Joseph
Alexander, Attorney Almeric
Christian, Hon. Alva c. Nc
Farlane, Canute A. Brodhurst
and Paul ]. GILES. The latter
is now on the mainland.
, 1951-09-29
Several Hundred Patrons
Thrilled by Male Chorus

The Male Chorus, trained
and directed by James O'Neal
Henderson, thrilled patrons
who filled to capacity the
Lutheran Parish Hall in Chris
tiansted last night when they
made their debut. The young
men performed like profess
SIGNALS and were forced, with
their director-soloist to give
seven encores. The audience
continued clapping for still
more when the last encore was
sung.
Promptly at $3.50 the four
, 1951-09-29
Two Local Youths
Return to Resume
Studies dt Howard

Two local youths, Uric
B en ami and Glenwood
Bough left yesterday for the
mainland. They will 60 to
Washington via New York to
enter Howard University.
Both are studying dentistry
and plan to continue.
, 1951-09-29
Visiting Mdgicidn to
Appear dt Prosperity
Plantation Club

Professor" John Pringle,
sleight of hand artist, is sche-
duled to be featured by the
Prosperity Plantation C1ub
tomorrow night.
The conjurer is scheduled to
perform at the Lutheran Pa
rish Hall on Monday night at
$50 also.u
, 1951-09-29
SPORTS
Edsel Wilson
American League

AS0SAS
NEW YORK - Al Yankee Sta
dunn yesterday the Yankees wal
loped the third place Red Sox in
a doubleheader game.
Allie Reynolds pitched the first
game for the Yankees allowing no
hits and no runs for the Red Sox
which end with a score of 80. In
the second game Vic Raschi did
the pitching he did not pitch a no
hitter game, but easily defeated
the Red Sox 11-3, by taking this
doubleheader the Yankees have
now won the 1851 American
League Pennant Race waiting for
the opponent of the National
League to play for the World
Series.
National League
The 1871 game lead Brooklyn
Dodgers has now dropped to tie
up with the New York Giants for
1st place. The Dodgers were lead
ing in the National League, but
was pulled down by the Boston
Braves on Tuesdays double
header, on Thursday she lost again
to the Braves, she was then lead
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teen young men and their di-
rector were on the stage and
their pianist, c. Anders Peter
sen at the Piano. Their first
number was Absent; the fol-
lowing was AL Through the
Night" Mr.. Henderson then
sang two baritone solos, CPL
grlms Song" by Tschaikowsky
Sand Der Asra" by Rubinstein.
He was accompanied by Ull-
mont James. Unfortunately,
Mr.. Henderson was not at his
best in volume because of a
cold contracted within twenty
TOUR hours of the concert. A
good portion Of the audience
having heard him previously,
readily understoon when it
was explained. This did not
prevent him from carryinp
through all his other schedul-
ed numbers in professional
style.
Listen to the Lambs" by
Dett opened the second song
group of the Chorus followed
by "Jesu Joy Of Mans Desir-
ing" by Bach these numbers
were SO heavily applauded
that two encores were neces-
sary. These were: "Annie
Laurie" and a repeat of "Lis-
ten to the Lambs"
During a brief intermission
Canute A. Brodhurst, editor of
the st. Croix Avis, who spon-
sored the program, welcomed
the patrons and urged their
continued patronage to such
programs. He felt sure that
everyone in the audience was
proud that the entire group is
made up of local talent and re-
called that Mr.. Henderson had
once before organized and di-
rected a male & female chorus
called "The Meister-Singers."
While this time he has only a
male chorus, plans are already
under way to develop a
chorus.
He also pointed to the mem
bership Of the group, names of
which appear on the program
and their vocations, which
elbows a real cross-section of
the Islands population. Mem
bers of the Chorus were also
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