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TEA MEETING

I, On Saturday night, July 21st
the Women's Missionary So
yciety Of Bethel N. Church
will sponsor a Tea Meeting at
The Congressional Council
Hall.
Everyone is invited to come
and see this old-fashioned tea
meeting. Tickets at the door
or purchased from the Mission
airy Society 40c.
Meeting will begin at
$50 PM.
WoMEN'S
SOCIETY
Rev. David S. Williams. Nth.
Pastor
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Announcement

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas,
B. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Tuesday. July oath. from 10 AN.
to S PM. & Wednesday. July 2sth
from l:30 TO 4:30 Pm. complete
~optometric service will be Of
fered to the Municipality of
st. Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or C. o. D.
Christiansted, st. Croix,
, 1951-07-21

The farm accident problem
is serious. Last year farm
people were involved in nearly
1900, 600 accidents. Over $4,000
rural folk accidently lost their
lives during that period. To
put it more specific, these mis-
haps caused a time-loss of
approximately 100000 man.
days. This represents a ire
mendous waste of productive
effort.
While no farm can be made
100 percent accident proof,
hazards can be minimized
through care and thoughtful
ness.
Animals usually kick only
because they are startled.
Many accidents could be pre-
vented if workers and hand
lers always spoke quietly to
animals when approaching
them and if they acted with
calm assurance when handling
them. Secure pen and fences
are absolutely essential for
bulls and boars. THERE is Nc
SUCH THING AS A SAFE
BULL.
And then there are toe
many accidents with hand
tools. Remember the old say
ing-A good workman can be
judged by the sharpness of his
tools? Well, on the farm, eff
fciency and safety certainly
depend upon keeping tools
sharp and in good condition.
Home Accident: Home acct
dents are too numerous
Rickety steps, Uttered stairs:
slippery floors, and poor light
ings are some of the home
hazards to be overcome. :
These are some of the most
, 1951-07-21
MICHAEL MOVES UP
NO. 100

WIFE PRESIDENT Truman sent the name of Cyril
Michael to the Senate for confirmation as District Attorney
tor the Virgin Islands, there was demonstrated again that the
resident is concerned more with seeing that qualified natives
I'LL responsible position than in mastering additional votes on
the mainland. The position of District Attorney for the Viz
gin Islands is one of the choice to toplevel Jobs, and accord
ing to well accepted political patterns, such jobs are reserved
either tor patronage purposes or to insure or gain additional
votes. However, the Island situation is not always in line with
mainland politics. Yet, the position could have been dangled
before a continental, and if accepted could have proved
another political talking point. 1t is most gratifying that this
appointment has been made and confirmed by the Senate.
MR.. ICHAE is no newcomer to the judiciary of the
Virgin Islands. For a great many years he served as Clerk of
the District Court, worked closely with former District At
torneys Bough and Corneiro, and was of considerable assist
ance to Attorney Maceo Hubbard, who was dispatched from
Washington for a brief round Of duty. On numerous occasions
District Attorney Michael served as Police Judge for Saint
Thomas, and during the days of OPA, sat on a number Of
cases. I@
THE POLICY Of having qualified natives fill responsible
positions in these Virgin Islands is one which should be
cherished and guarded very closely. Any move therefore to
follow out that policy gives added assurance that the people
of these Islands will enjoy democracy in action.
TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY Michael, words Of con-
CALCULATIONS. His climb up the ladder should be an inspiration
to many a youth in these parts.
, 1951-07-21

important aspects of a farm
safety program.
Finally, no effort is too
great nor is any result too
small in an all out effort to
reduce the tremendous toll
that accident takes among
rural people.
, 1951-07-21
Nutionul Form SdfetY Week - July 1928
by oTHA W. NEALY

The Agricultural Station an orderly way to do things. In
nounced the observance Of other words, farm safety SIM
National Farm Safety Week, ply means that workers on the
July 22-28 inclusive. farm should do their work in
Most safety leaders agree the right way. This principle
that safety is achieved by the applies also to tasks in the
application of the right and farm home.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Rescue in Flood Wins Second
Police Award for McAuIiffe
Swom Rushing Water
Of HeuW Storm to
Save Women

An of duty policeman who
swan into the rushing waters Of
q flash flood on August 8 10 save
o woman motorist has been named
rs Policeman Of the Month" for
August.
For Corpl. James J. McAuliffe.
53o4 Fourth street NV. 1t viii
be the second such honor. As q
dispatcher. he won 1t In April,
1850, for his deft dispatching Of
radio cars to thwart q robbery.
The current award makes him
the first policeman to win it twice.
Communications, including one
with 121 signatures, poured into
officials. after Corpl. McAuliffe,
attached to the communications
and record bureau, staged his
reSuce.
During the heavy storm Corpl.
McAuliffe heard woman scream
ing from an auto. which had
stalled in about 4 feet of water
near his home. The woman, her
hand caught in the car door which
was being forced shut by the
water. was Mrs. Eva Booth, 50, of
1924 Fourth street NV.
The policeman freed Mrs. Booth.
but another car was thrown
against her auto by force of the
water, and she became frantic,
broke loose from Corpl. McAuliffe
and was swept away by the cur
rent.
He reached higher ground. then
ran down the street to intercept
her, swan through 8 feet Of water
to bring her to safety and then
Evening star., 1951-10-18

lect-O.-Dial does everything auto,
natically fills the washer,
controls Live-Water washing, 2
rinses, Rapidry-Spinni and even
shuts the washer off! Clothes are
washed ever 50 clean and gently,
too and many things are 80
dry they're ready to iron. Has
many other special features, such
as Lifetime Porcelain finish inside
and out let your FRIGIDAIRE
Dealer show them all TO you soon!
p. S. See the FRIGDAIRE Elec-
tric Water Heater while therei
Evening star., 1951-10-18
Virginia Grange to Open
Convention Oct. rs
by The Associated Press

BLACKsBURG. Va, Oct. lS.-
The Virginia State Grange will
have its annual convention Octo-
Der 1927 in Richmond.
Other dates of interest to Vir.
ginia farmers include annual bred
eve sale, November z. Staunton,
and annual Virginia Farm Bureau
Federation convention, November
1921, Richmond.
Evening star., 1951-10-18

In hard or soft water makes
less soap or soap powder wash
better and faster. What's more,
CALGON pampers your hands -.
for it's much. much milder than
most water-softeners. That's why
it's ideal for shampooing your
hair, for your own and baby's
bath, and for laundry, too. So
put CALGON. ION duty" for every
washing task!
Evening star., 1951-10-18

applied artificial respiration to
save her life.
Corpl. McAuliffe, who is 35. has
been on the Metropolitan police
force since 1942 and has at least
nine other concentrations on his
record. He was promoted to the
rank Of corporal in 1850 shortly
after he was named policeman
of the month in October Of that
year.
The selection Is made by q board
composed Of city editors Of Wash
ington newspapers.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
WAsHpAY ISN'T woRkbAY ANY.


MORE not
since I got my
FRIGIDAIRE
A u { o m q { / G
Washer. Now ]
just put in my
clothes, add soap
and set the Sc
lect-O-Dial . .
then forget it.
You see. the Sc
Evening star., 1951-10-18

kinds of cereal !. new life begins
to pour into the system in few
minutes. Gives more energy, too,
with precious Vitamins Bl, B2 and
Niacin added, plus Iron for rich,
red blood and better growth. And
of course, CREAM OF RICE is
easiest to digest and least likely of
all kinds of cereals to cause aller-
gic reactions. Try it tomorrow!
Evening star., 1951-10-18

in-your-mouth pop corn! Never
any hulls or hard centers (it's
guaranteed!) in fact. there's
just no other kind like it. So stock
UP on JOLLY TIME White and
JOLLY TINE Giant Yellow at
your Grocer's soon!
Evening star., 1951-10-18
y HERE.s A TEMPTATION nc

tot" can resist CREAM OF
RICE, that wonderfully smooth
n creamy, delicious rice cereal.
And that should make you happy,
indeed for this is . cereal
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Size SILVER DUST one that's
highly absorbent with a bright
colored border! Get SILVER
DUST every week. Build up your
towel supply, or use them as gifts.
And / know you'll agree with me
that SILVER DUST is great for
laundry and dishes =. for those
safe, white. richer suds really dig
out dirt. Gets clothes cleaner and
does your dishes fast but is
wonderfully gentle on your hands.
So make today the day you get
Giant Size SILVER DUST with
the Cannon Dish Towel!
Evening star., 1951-10-18
DISHES SHINE m HALF THE

TIME ;. when you
let CALGON help
you do them! Why?
Because this anaz-
ing water condo
toner banishes soap
film and scum
caused bv minerals
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Top hamburgers
with BrrB Whole
M u 9 h r o o m
Crowns add
BiSB S l / c e d.
M u shrooms TO
creamed ham -.
serve c h o opped d
spinach with BINB
Evening star., 1951-10-18

child specialists
r e c o m m end.
Why? Because
G r E A M OF
RICE Civ es
quicker nutri-
ton than other
Evening star., 1951-10-18
HAVING A HALLOWEEN PARITY

Then be sure to in
vite JOLLY TINE
Pop Corn for it's
the life" of any
get-toge tn er!
Everyone has 80
much fun popping 1t
and how they
love to eat this
criSn fluffy melt.
Evening star., 1951-10-18
GOOD NEWS BEARS REPEATING

-. 90 let me remind
you about SILVER
DUST'S amazing
Coed VIII Offer.
Now you, too, can
get a big $50 50.
inch Cannon Dish
Towel worth up to
&c in every Giant
Evening star., 1951-10-18

THERE'S a THRIFTY WAY to give
low-cost dishes a touch of ele-
gance :. just dress 'em up with
luscious BIsB Mushrooms. Here
are three of my favorite taste
tricks why not try one tonight
Evening star., 1951-10-18

Chopped Mushrooms. BIHB
Mushrooms weave fiavor-magic
around so many foods :. for
they're the only mushrooms
broiled in pure creamery butter
and packed in their own savory
broth. And, since there's no peel
ing, no trimming and NO waste,
they save you time, work and
money -. !. 80 stock up on all three
kinds Of BIHB Mushrooms today!
Evening star., 1951-10-18
BUY-LINES b. NauevSa.,<.

Awsskb AdsIsies Column d Things Mem sad Interesting F.
New York, Oct. l8-Nothing can compare to that
dry Starch for it's the only starch of its kind in
all the world! Why? First Of all, NIAGARA 10 ready
to use instantly in cold water needs just . swish
and swirl. And il makes ironing smoother, easier
too, with no streaks or spots ON even the darkest
eolors. And NIAGARA Instant Laundry Starch 10
Evening star., 1951-10-18

you Sl all exira.",
only about le make Of medium starch solution
get NIAGARA today!
ANY "cAPTvATE" you with scrumptous top
A ping like this jHy cheeoats Fresas for instance:
MNNNN
K/nNX De Isl sshh ia
" @ s:':s ' s : % ' s:p '. .. s cool .: :ss "a; %s
WV euRNeTrs Pufs
Just be you BURNETTS though :. for,
~ like ordinary vanias its delicate favor always comes
IG>N Dthrough" That's because BURNETTS the tuest,
NNpurest vanilla money buy blended from the
finest imported vanilla beans Try you'll alway&
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Franco Cabinet Called
More Nozi Than Ever

LISBON. Portugal, July 81 (P.
A close but unofficial adviser of
the Spanish pretender. Don Juan,
declared today the new Spanish
cabinet is more Nazi and anti
democratic than ever"
Jose Maria Gil Robles, exiled
Spanish monarchist leader. issued
"a statement to the press charging
that Generalissimo Francois new
cabinet announced Thursday re-
stores the one-paFty system under
the Falange.
Franco has once again defied
the Western democracies, for his
new cabinet is more Nazi and anti
democratic than ever" Mr.. Gil
Robles' statement averred. He said
some foreign newspapers and
agencies had been misinformed
about the cabinet leaning to the
West and added: The facts are it
means resurrection of totalitar-
ianism and Falangism that Franco
disguised-forced by circumstances
at the conclusion of the war"
He charged that the appoint
ment of 1t. Gen. Augustin Munoz
Grande as Secretary of the Army
was another indication of the
pro-German and totalitarian aims
Of the new cabinet. Nobody should
forget that Gen. Grande served
under Hitler as commander in
chief OF the Blue Division" which
fought against the Russians.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

die East. leading to new Red
fomented international crises.
These views were expressed by
Representatives Flood. Democrat
Iof Pennsylvania, who saw Abdul
Ilah in Amman. Jordan's capital
several days ago. and Javits, Re-
publican of New York. of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mr.. Javits raised the question
at an extraordinary closed COM
.mittee meeting yesterday after
noon which reviewed the entire
Middle Eastern situation for four
hours.
Assistant Secretary of State
McGhee, questioned at length, said
the Abdullah Staying confronted
the Western world with a grave
situation.
Mr.. JavitS said the consequence
of the Staying could be an out
break of war in the Arab world
which would strengthen the So
viets in blocking the buildup OF
Allied defenses and the Economic
development of Arab countries and
Israel.
Mr.. Flood, a senior member of
the House Appropriations Sub
committee on State Department
funds, said Abdullah was on "rela-
lively good terms" with Israel but
was feared by Egypt's King Farouk
and Ibn Saud's Saudi Arabia be-
cause os his crusade for a great
er Syria, combining Syria, Jor-
dan and Iraq into one power.
That crusade is over because
of Abdullah's DEATH" said Mr..
Flood.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
AIobomon, 81, Arrested
In Assaults on Z Girls
BY the Associated Press

TALLADEGA. Ala, July 21.-
Warren H. Brabham, 62-year-old
white cotton mill worker. was ar
rested here TODAY on charges of
raping two teen-age Negro girls.
Chief Deputy Sheriff w. F..
Temple said a 13-yesr-old girl
accused Brabham of rapirg her
July 3 at deserted shack near
Sycamore, Ala. Brabham had
hired the girl as baby sitter, MIR.
Temple added.
A charge by a 16-year-old girl
led to Brabham's arrest last week.
A rape conviction carries a DOS
sible death penalty in Alabama.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Karen Dollard. William E. Myers
Nelson H. Gator, Donald r. Lester,
Maurice l.. Umble, jr., Flora Lewis,
William E Pickering. Stanley
SadloWski, and Arthur S. Keyser
JOBS-The Army Medical Gen.
ter has openings for two libra
rians. Also needed are a news
writer (female) and an instruc-
tor in amputee-driving. Apply to
the civilian personnel office.
STATE-Establ blishment of the
new Psychological Strategy Board
in the State Department has re-
suited in flood of applications
State officials say about 40 jobs
are available and most of these
will be filled from within the
department.
REA-S. Riggs Shepperd of
Merkel. Tex. has been appointed
assistant administrator of the
Rural Identification Administra-
ton. An REA employe for 13
years, Mr. Shepperd succeeds
George w. Haggard who was
killed last month in a plane crash
in Colorado.
BE sure to read the Federal
Spotlight column in The Star
sic days a week and listen to the
Spotlight radio broadcast at
6:15 Pm. eUery Saturday oUer
WMAL.j
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Prolific Hungarian
Aide Reported 0usted
by the A.soeioisd Press


VIENNA. Austria. July 21.-
Radio Free Europe said tonight
that 1t. Gen. Mihaly Farkas has
been ousted as Hungarian defense
minister and confined to his Bu-
dapest home for "sympathizing"
with Yugoslav Premier Marshal
Tito.
The broadcast from Munich,
Germany, said Gen. Farkas last
had been seen publicly at the
May Day parade in Budapest.
1t added that confidential
agent of Gen. Farkas was wounded
and arrested in Southern Hun
gary, en- route to Yugoslavia on
a secret mission in May.
1t. Gen. Geza Revesz, who
visited Moscow several months
ago, has taken over the defense
ministry, the radio said.
If Gen. Farkas has been ousted
because of warmth for Tito, his
career has come full circle. He
was one of three Hungarian dele
gates who, attended the June,
l948. Cominform meeting in Ro-
mania at which Tito was ousted
for nationalist tendencies.
Gen Farkas was named Hun
garian defense minister in 1949.
In l949, the Vatican radio charged
that he was one of a four man
Hungarian commission appointed
to study means of carrying out a
Moscow order to "liquidate" Josef
Cardinal Mindszenty, Hungarian
Catholic primate whom the Bu-
dapest government later impris-
oned.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Closer Tie 10 Spain
Urged on De Casper
RY the Associaied Press

ROME, July 21.-Premier -Des-
ignate Alcide de Gasperi, deep in
efforts to form a new Italian gov
ernment. was urged today to form
one favorable to Spain's inclu-
sion in Western defense.
The Christian Democrat leader
already has had two consulta-
tions with Randolfo Pacciardi
Republican, who held the national
defense portfolio in Mr.. de Gas
peri's sixth cabinet that resigned
Monday.
A change in this ministry, is
considered essential by some po-
litical circles because of recent
Spanish developments.
Mr.. Pacciardi, who fought
against Generalissimo Frances
forces during the Spanish Civil
War, might be in difficult posi-
ton as Italy's defense minister
If Spain grants bases to the United
States.
Rome's independent and i'm
portant II Tempo urged Mr..
Gasperi to be realistic" and shape
his new government to meet the
changing situation in Spain.
The Spanish developments, some
observers said, could also be a
factor in a possible change in
Italy's Foreign Ministry, headed
by Count Carlo Sforza, one of
three Republican members of the
resigned cabinet.
Count Sforza, 78, went into exile
during Italy's Fascist regime and
might have compunctions similar
to Mr.. Pacciardi's in expanded
IItalo-SpaniSh relations.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

John Baggot Glubb Pasha and
subsidized by the British govern
ment. joined police patrols to
keep order in Amman.
at his first meeting of the council
of ministers in Amman.
Abdullah's Aides Recover.
1t said also that two of Alb
ldullah's aides were recovering
from wounds inflicted at the as
sassination. They were identified
as Col. Radi Bey Innab, police
commander of the Jerusalem area
and Col. Mohammed Bey ell Sasdi
the kings special aide.
In Beirut, Lebanon, order was
restored after disturbances yester-
day. Lebanon's strong-man ex-
Premier Riad ell Solh was assas-
sinated by Syrian nationalists in
Amman after visit last week end
with King Abdullah.
President Truman yesterday
sent second message of condo
Ilence on the death of King Alb
fdullah.
Fridays message went to Prince
iTalal, eldest son of the murdered
king.
Yesterdays cable was to Prince
Naif, Abdullah's second son. who
has been named regent of Jordan.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
AIl-CIossicoI Program
At Fort Meade Tonioht

An all-classical program will be
presented at Service Club No. 4,
Fort Meade. Md. at $50 o'clock
tonight.
Pvt. Guy Avery, a baritone, and
Pvt. Sidney Blackman. a tenor
who graduated from the Boston
Conservatory of Music, will sing
solos. Pvt. Blackman also will
play several piano selections. Miss
Marion Venable, director of the
Corps de Ballet of the National
Ballet Company of Washington.
will present several groups of
dancers.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Ford -Poyson- Dupont Group
Buys Control of District Bank
Walters Head Bourd
Oflnternutionul Firm; !;
VreeIund President
By DonoId B. HodIey

/ Control of the International
Bank of Washington, founded
here largely with Midwestern
capital after World War 1, has
been purchased by a group of
nationally-known industrialists
and bankers, including Charles S.
Payson, Henry Ford, II and
Nicholas r. dupont, it was learned
last night.
T. Reed Vreeland, formerly
with the Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York in London and Paris,
and now director of Royal Type
writer Co., has been elected presi-
dent of the Washington institu-
ton.
John R. Waller, who with his
brother, Austin c. Waller, founded
the international Bank in 1919.
has been named chairman of the
board. Austin will serve as vice
chairman.
Merchant Banking Planned.
In response to the Governments
policy OF encouraging private
enterprise to participate aggress-
lively in international develop
ment, the new owners will direct
the banks course into the field
OF merchant banking, it is under
stood. In this direction, there is q
big challenge and opportunity,
members of the group feel.
The price paid for control of
the bank was not divulged. nor
were details of anticipated f.
nancing for expansion of its in
ternational program. New direc-
tors will meet in August and an
announcement is expected at that
time.
Among the new stockholders
OF the bank are: Mr.. Payson. a
director and member of the .xe-
cutlve committee of Armco Steel
Corp, New York; Robert L. Ber-
enson, president, United States
Petroleum Carriers, Inc, New
York; Mr.. Ford. Ernest c. Kanz-
Ter. president of Universal Credit
Corp, and Wendell w. Anderson
president OF Bundy Tubing Co..
all OF Detroit: Mr.. dupont and
George T. Weymouth. partner of
Laird d Co., both of Wilmington.
DEL; Julius Fleischmann, direc-
tor Of Standard Brands, Cincin-
natl; w. F. Rockwell, jr.. president
Of Rockwell Mfg. Co., Pittsburgh;
Peter ViScher, editor and pub
Usher, and special assistant to the
Director General of the Foreign
Service of the United States
Other Members Listed.
In addition to the Waller
brothers and Mr.. Vreeland, the
new board elected when the group
took over on July 8, includes: |
Charles S. and John B. Payson,
Gilbert Clee, formerly with the
Bank of Reconstruc-
ton and Development and now a
partner OF McKinsey g. Co., New
York management consultants. /
Mr.. Weymouth and Mr.. Berenson: !
Charles T. Penn, a member of
the Washington Board of Trade
and vice president of the Indiana
Limestone Corp. and Thomas 3. |
Lawler, for many years associated
with the international Bank under
its former management.
Burge Hansen -Moller. economist
formerly with the Treasury de-
Evening star., 1951-07-22

BY-PASSED FOR THRONE
Prince Tallal, the anti-British
eldest son of the asSassinated
King Abdullah of Jordan, was
reported to be furious today
because his younger brother,
Prince Naif, has been named
Regent and apparent success
sor to Jordan's throne. The
40-year-old Prince Tallal is in
Switzerland under medical
care for a nervous disorder.
-AP Wirephoto.
affect the whole uneasy Middle
East and big power politics as
well.
Since Tallal has three young
sons behind him in normal sue
cession to the throne, Prince Nai1
actually is fifth in line.
Reports from Amman said DO
lice searched the Jerusalem home
OF the 21-year-old Moslem assas-
sin and found a large quantity of
arms.
The assassin was killed by Alb
dullah'S bodyguards on a doorstep
o. the Mosque of Omar where
Abdullah died in Old Jerusalem
yesterday. The slayer was linked
IN reports from Amman and else
where with sacred struggle or
ganization' that was connected
with the exiled former Mufti Mos
lem religious and Koranic law Civ
err of Jerusalem.
Deny Link to Killer.
The Mufti, who nov lives in
Cairo under the protection of
King Farouk I of Egypt, declared
tonight that he hac nothing to do
with Abdullah's assassination. A
statement issued here by the
Arab Higher Committee, of which
the Mufti is chairman, said:
Neither the Mufti nor the Arab
Higher Committee know this man
(the kings slayer or have any
relations with him"
Seeking associates of the assas-
sin, tailor identified by various
Arabic names. the police arrested
more than 100 members of his
Sacred Struggle Organization"
and 26 others at his Jerusalem
Arab club.
The Arab Legion troops, COM
manded by British-born Brig.
The Arab News Agency reported
Prince Regent Naif presided today