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born Ave, charged with the same
offense was fined $50 and costs,
and six months in the Workhouse
(suspended) and he was ground
ed" for three years.
EDWARD J. PERRON, lit
Grand Ave-, a fine of $50 and
cost and 80 days in the Work
house for assault and battery. All
but the night portion Of the sent
ence was suspended on condition
of future good behavior. He was
fined an additional $25 for being
drunk .at the time.
WILLIAM WEIGH, 116 Mary
land Ave., was fined $1oo and
costs and a sentence of 80 days
in the workhouse for failing to
identify himself after an accident.
All of the sentence except the
night portion Of 80 days was sus-
pended on condition of good be-
havior.
, 1951-02-22

81, of Bradford, O., we're held to
the Grand Jury on bonds of $1,000
each by Common Pleas Judge
Charles Lee Mills Wednesday
morning.
"a PAIRS OF SOCKS valued at
So from a Five and Dime store
brought a fine Of $500 and cost
and 80 days in the Workhouse
to Clifford l.. Martin of 118 Jones
st. David Stegeman, Antler Hotel,
cab driver, was fined $500 and
costs for aiding and abetting in
prostitution. All but $50 Of the
fine was suspended on condition
of good behavior by Municipal
Judge Paul Sherer. Luther Shafer,
III w. Fourth St., received a
5000 and costs and 80 days in the
Workhouse for promoting a game
of chance. Judge Sherer suspend
ed all but $25 of the penalty.
FOR HAVING actual physical
control of a motor vehicle while
under the influenre of liquor, a
fine Of $50 and costs for that Of
tense, $500 for driving without a
license, another for speeding at a
rate too fast for saftey and his
driving rights suspended for a
period Of three years, was hand
ed James Riddle Of 9 Plum St.
OSCAR T. SMITH,, TOT Dear
, 1951-02-22
Police b|otter

Continued From Page 1
allowed to work outside. He was
promised a chance to work on the
outside gang, but he would be I'M
der armed guards at all times, the
superintendent told reporters. Fol-
lowing the report to officials, Nc
Cargo was put to bed to "sober
up".
ADMITTING the theft of a &C.
foot semi-trailer from the East
ern Truck-Rental Co. at I'LL
Springfield st. Waldo Shellenberg,
35, of Piqua and Verdon Mitchell
, 1951-02-22

FOR RENT-Nice room for work
ing couple. 1882 w. First st.
MI-7113. t-l9
, 1951-02-22

RUMMAGE SALE at the W.C.A.,
800 W. Fifth st. Saturday, Feb.
"a, 9 A. M. t-20
, 1951-02-22

FOR RENT Furnished room for
couple. Kitchen privileges. HE
5468. t-20
, 1951-02-22

WANTED-We want a 2 room a.
partment. MI-6875. TIL
, 1951-02-22

LOST Brown and white male
cocker spaniel. Reward. He'll
10 or FU-8192. TIA
, 1951-02-22

FOR SALE '48 Mercury : '37
Ford. Private Owner. Mi-6684
or He-7178 t-20
, 1951-02-22

RING 1I3 carat Scottish rite
diamond ring $3.50. Dons 1121
W.. Bird. t-19
, 1951-02-22

PRICED RIGHT Groom Du-
pick. Not modern. H. w. Cook,
Broker. ME-6335. tic
, 1951-02-22

WE WANT TO RENT a 2 or 3
room unfinished apartment.
If you have one for rent call,
ME-95OO. TIA
, 1951-02-22

WILL KEEP children in my home,
day or week. HE-2509. tic
, 1951-02-22

FOR RENT Room for working
couple. ME-1346. t-2O
, 1951-02-22

DIR. H. j. COOKE, Consulting
Psychologist, will be at 249
Maple. t-22
, 1951-02-22

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
working couple. MI-7113. t-21
, 1951-02-22

ROOM FOR RENT For girls,
men or couple. AID 1912. TIL
, 1951-02-22

WE WILL BUY your house for
cash. Call He-8161. Evenings
Ra-2O23. tt
, 1951-02-22

OSCAR T. SMITH, TOT Dear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-21
Man Gets $40 Years for Monougter in Burning of Another

Schotts court NE, to serve from
2 to 6 years, and a co-defendant,
Clarence Williams. 81. of the
1900 block of Eaton road Sc, to
serve from 3 to 8 years for robbing
a man of $500 last March. Beth
are colored.
The victim, James w. L. Buono
Of Hyattsville, Md, was robbed
after his automobile had been
forced to the side of Sargent road
NE. near the District line by an
automobile occupied by the two
defendants and a third man, po-
lice said. A blanket was thrown
over the head of the victim dur
ing the robbery.
Passenger in Car Convicted.
Jesse L. Hagans. %, colored, of
the 1900 block of Girard street
NV, who allegedly was occupy
ing the automobile with Carter
and Williams, pleaded guilty tn
using the automobile without the
consent of the owner and was
given prison term of from / to 3
years.
Oscar Simms, 80, colored, of
the TOO block of Fourth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-21

Sc. was given from to 8 years
by Judge Tamm for taking in
decent liberties with a young COL
ored girl.
In another sentence. Judge
Tamm gave Annie Weldon, 81,
colored, of the 400 block of K
street NV, from 3 to IS months
on a numbers charge.
Carl Groves, 81. of the 900 block
Iof Maryland avenue NE, was
given from Is to As months by
District Court Judge Richmond B,
Keech for robbing a man on the
street of 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-21
DR.. Smith Appointed
raining School Head

Dr.. Thorsten Smith, 40, former
Ily supervising psychiatrist at
LetchWorth Village, N. Y, has
been appointed superintendent of
the District Training School at
Laurel. Md. t
DR.. Smith replaces DR.. Rudolph
j. Depner, who resigned recently
Ito accept position with the Mary
land State Department of Mental
Hygiene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-21

A 33-year-old man was SEN
fenced yesterday by District Court
Judge Edward T. Tamm to serve
from 3 to 10 years for manslaugh-
ter in the fatal burning last April
of another man.
Silas Wyatt. colored. of the first
block of H street S.W.. had been
convicted in connection with the
death of William F. Mason, 80.
colored. who also lived in the H
street house.
Police said Wyatt objected to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-21

an old mattress being taken into
the house and started fire on
April 4. Mr.. Mason was burned
and died two days later in Casual
ty Hospital.
Pleads to Lesser Charge.
Wyatt had been indicted on
charges of first-degree murder and
arson. He was allowed to plead
guilty to the lesser charge of man
slaughter.
Judge Tamm sentenced James
j. Carter, 10, of the 100 block of
, 1951-01-11

Savings Bank Book No.
1882 having been reported
stolen, the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present it
to the Bank within twelve (1O
weeks from this date, as other
wise, the Book will be cancell-
ed and a new one issued in its
place at the expiration of this
period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
January 3, 1851
, 1951-01-11

age and survivors insurance
payments which you and your
family may receive later de-
pend upon the wages credited
to your account. Be sure to
get and take good care of your
social security account num-
Der card.
To get a Social Security
Card, you must fill out an ap-
plication on Form SS-5. Be
sure to fill out Form SS-5 com
pletely and accurately. Use
black or dark blue ink or type
writer. Print all items except
your signature. Write your
signature in item IA at the bot
tom of the application. Fill out
your application.
, 1951-01-11
Protein in Health. II
~TRANDAILER N
Nutritionist

Department of Health. ST. Thomas
In protein nutrition it is the
amino acids that are so impor
tant. They are formed through
the digestion of protein foods
such as eggs, cheese, milk, fish,
meat and fowl. These acids
are the tiny building blocks
for making body tissues. In
order for the body to use these
acids in tissue building all the
essential 40" must be present
as well as in the right amounts
Even if one is not present, or
if present but in insufficient
quality, this deficiency will
limit the ability of the body to
use the other amino acids. The
situation is further handi-
capped by the failure Of the
body to store amino acids. AS
a result, on a quick breakfast
of bread and black tea with
sugar, the protein value Of the
bread, an incomplete source of
the essential 49," is lost.
What happens to the amino
, 1951-01-11

acids from the bread? Part is
broken down into nitrogene-
Gus materials and part goes to
Carlo hydrates. If on the other
hand, milk forms a gold part
OF the tea, or cheese, meat, or
eggs are served, the full value
of the proteins in the bread is
utilized in tissue building, be-
cause of experimentation with
those of complete quality.
We now see that protein
foods as eggs, cheese, milk &
meats will help the other
foods go further towards
health if they are spread to
each meal instead of selective-
ly the heaviest Of the day. Too
often the morning and supper
meals are sadly lacking in
quantity as well as quality.
Thiss does not necessiate pur-
chasing more protein rich
foods, but making sure that
one from an animal source is
included in every meal, even
if it involves taking a little
from the heaviest meal to add
to the lighter meals. Since
many of our foods for table
use do not contain proteins
that yield all the essential
amino acids for tissue build
ing it becomes important to
have a common knowledge Of
the role of proteins in health.
, 1951-01-11
SOCIAL SECURITY


The following is published
for the benefit of workers at
the request of the Social Sc
curity Officials. Additional ar
ticles on Social Security will
be published in installments
in subsequent issues.
Most workers in the Virgin
Islands come under Federal
old-age and survivors insur-
ance beginning January l,
1851. This United States sys-
tenn of social security was ex-
tended to the people of the
Virgin Islands by the Social
Security Act Amendments Of
1850.
Under this insurance system
most workers and their en-
ployers pay into a social Sc
curity fund which is used to
pay monthly family insurance
benefits when the insured
worker stops work at age IS
or later, or when he dies at
any age.
You will need your Social
Security Card whenever you
work on a job covered by this
new social security law. Your
social security card will show
your name and social security
account number; it will be the
key to your social security ac-
count.
Your social security ac-
count will be a record of your
wages that count toward old
age and survivors insurance
benefits. When you work on
a job covered by social secu-
rity, your employer will report
your wages to the Federal
Government every 8 months.
The wages which he reports
will be credited to your So
cial security account. The old.
, 1951-01-11
Selling Out

1850 Hotpoint Refrigerator
Ia Gu. #.
1850 Coldspot Freezer
IA cubic foot
Hollywood Custom Bed
6R it. square
Solid Oak Office Desk
Underwood Typewriter : IL"
Trumpet with Mute
and carrying case
Automatic Toaster
Electric Coffee Maker
Cedar Chest
Radio Photograph
with long playing Attachment
Many other items
King Cross st. at Queen St.
opposite Old Children s Home
, 1951-01-11

Department of Health. ST. Thoma
, 1951-01-11

sTRENorH
uHITY
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erbobe,en 9eiblllbisungen befaBt
bot. 8ie oemofratiifen Witglieoer
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9efl1nb, baB McGartbp einige 8e-
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lei voberfld6lidb rno bebe1tttngslps"
getpelen 2ette @ode erfldrte en-, Sic
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bon o6t 1titeliebern Iollte rpon Dem
grdlioenten ullo ser ganaen grefu-
tipe pollfommen 1lnabbdrgie unb nur
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oaB Sberit Otto 9ibeler, Otilit6r-
atta6e Ser ti6ediiben 8otihaft i1l
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ltno 8aibireton bin unb ber gereiIt
lit uno iid iett in ieiner Seinat be-
finoet, Ser 2eiter zines Spiouages,
rings gclpelen lei.
ultnler Snformationsbienit bot
feltgeIteQt, oaB 9ibeIer 5tpei Sabre
lang Srfornlotionen iiber Die bafte>
riologiIde Griegfiibrung, Ntomtpaf-
fet l1nO anoere mooerne Wetboben
Der Serteioigung geiammelt bat,
lagte Ser oemofratild)e Senator Mc=.
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neltn 9feiiel1 allBerbalb Ger Ser.
Staaten MAIDEN" l1no Ger be1t1ofra-
tii6e Senatpr +S'Gonnor BON Marp-
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muniItii6en Spionage in oieiem
Sano cine Souptrolle geipielt. @r
batte Den sluftrag, itd SSsnforntatio=
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fiibrung int Gamp Oetrid, Nb., Su
perldaffen. gs lit befannt, SAB er
itd Srobcn burd BEN ti6edii6en
&onlul in GlepelanO beltellen lieB
uno lib 6orl6l1ngslnaterial I'M @ert
bon Sauienben BON Dollars Der
i6afft fat, 0as burd eir,e1 oiploma-
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nuroe >.
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Sanlstogabettb Der bodn'ite pr. 9i-
hof 8inceltt S. 9pan bon 8isnarf
nn elmer Sungenent5iinoung, bic ell
mem droniI6en Ser5leiben Sen letter1
StoB CAB. gr mar am 1. Suli 1884
allf elmer 5arm in Columbia County,
isis, geboren, trot 1902 in bas Gor-
bercitungslemiitar in ct. Ssroncis Bel
Vtilmaufee ein, poaenoete eine Stll=
oien am St=Baul= el1tirar uno muir
De am z. sunni 1912 gum 8rieiter
geneibt, uno 51par fir sic 9io5eie
5argo, mo er Bis 1886 ols Bfarrer
Der St.=Intonius -@erneinoe uno
&an5ler ser Si05eie pirfte. Son 1886
bis 1899 mar er Sffi5iol, BON 1889
Biz 1910 @eneralpifar Ser Sio5eie.
SIN Wtar5 1910 ipuroe er bon Bapit
Gils XII. gum 9iihof bon gismard
ernannt uno nm %. Wai bier mi Ital-
liert. Inter ieinen berporragenoen
Seiltllngen iteben ser 8au ser l1ellen
&atbeorole lno Der fatbolil6en Sod
lbule in 8ismard. 9luBerbalb ser
Gio5ele iuar er belonbers ipegen lei-
ncr Sdtigfeit IN ser 9eationol gatb-
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befannt. SSn Oem beftigen &ontpi ser
Sogen gegen oie fatboliiden Shuler
uno sic 2ebrt1tigfcit ser S6peitern-
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ct. Climb, @tinn. y slm Wtitt-
mod, 81. 9toDember, finoet in Sol
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ltatt, uno gleid5eitig oie feierli6e
SnoeItitur bes SemillarreftorS Wigr.
8iuiam u. 9fenner uls pGpitliber
Sausprdlat. 1ie 8eibe no Snpeiti-
tllr poa5iebt Der bo6m'lte Sr. @eib=
biidof 8artbolome.
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blum an Der Catholic llniperlitp in
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6reiburg in Ser Sdmei5 ipur0e er
1908 pernlanenter Brofellor am st.
Eaul=Seml1rar, bis er 1882 ols Bfor.
rer Der st. t.=Mattb1lls -@emeinoe err
nannt muroe. Seit mebr ols oreiBie
Sabren befleioet er cine 3eibe bon
midtigen aenteru in Der gr5oi05ele.
Il. o. lit er Dtitglieo oes er5biid0fli.
diem States. 1947 1puroe er bon 8aplt
Bius XII. gum pdpltliden Sausprq.
lateu nit oe1n Monlignortitel er.
nannt.
Sein eoloenes Yrieiteriubildum
feierte am pergangenen Sonntag Der
bodw. Sr. Beter 5. Gang, 5l,r5eit i'm
st. -gamillus+,Seim in ct. Baul i'm
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lteben.
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gegeniiber leinem republifanil6en
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| Itration llnter 8iirgermeilter Bernard
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ltnS 3pprei1en iucrben raniden
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ct. Yanl, Minn.- 8urtbinetun, o.,
Samstaa, II. Wupcmber 1851.
& ir dl c II t a Der

Spuntaa, 1S. ytpuembcr: Siebcn=
nnbsmansigitcr Sonntaa mad
Efingiten. Gnnngel II NJ {:
Som Scnifornlcin CUtattb. 13).
Monto9, 10. Nopen1ber: Glilobetb.
0ienStog, 20. Ntopember: @Omlmo.
Oiittnoh, II. Nopcmber: 0fariQ
Spferung.
0onnerstag, -. Nopembcr: GGCilia.
iSreitog, %. Nopenber: 6cli5itos.
Samstog, "a. 9topember: Sobanncs
pom &reu5.
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&irdhltdhes@: = /
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II I ga
&irdcnprppins ct. Eanl

ct. Eaul, Viinn. - slm fommen-
bell Sonntog, IS. 9topember, beginnt
Sic pier5igltiinoige slnoadt in folgen-
BEN Efarrfir6en Der gr5oio5ele: ct.
Sobonnes Ser Sdufer, Grceliior; ct.
@ourentius, Saribullt; llnbefledte
gmpidn9nis, 8len 3afe.
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9lm pergange11en Sonlttag feierte
ser bodm'lte Ntlgr. sllois 3isfoplfp,
Eforrer ser bieligen 81. 10tattbaus-
8cmeinoc, Iein goloenes Brielteriubi-
ldlnn. Sn 9obmen geborc11, fam Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-17

Srauernb neigen ibre @ipfel
Nnf ben 8rGbern bic 3gprei1en,
Sliiitern leiie &laseliebcr
Son ben Spten langit ner9cHen.
Sbre bangen Magen b0ret
Nidt bic @elt, bic liebelDie,
&eil lie balb nereikt, mas id)lnmmert
Su bes itillen 8rabes Sduke.
Ginmal aber rauidcn mad)tig
SIRE 3peige in ben Gii item;
8ie Elm bangor Son Der &lage
&lingt es ans ben onnfeln 8riiften
ltnb es 1T, ais ub es riefe
Su ben 3meiaen Der 3ppreiien:
rMenif,, gebcnfe beiner Spten,
Die 10 trenlos bu perseTen!
Nd), bein Batter, beine Nutter,
&uben lausft I'M fiiblen Urnnbe;
8riber, Sreunbe, lieb unb teuer,
6arren Der Grl0inussituube.
Sbre Seufser mill idj ianieln,
2iipeln tpill i4 lire grafe
Dir, . Reufd, baf bonn gebete
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AuprfppIpn

Meinem lei0er all friib pers
eipigten bodD. 5reunbe 9tep.
Sobn Sup, Ser mir bie Srofels
ioreniteue inl SSolepbinum Dor
fiinf5ig SSubren perlbaffte. M0,
&c er ruben in SrieOen!
3u &eb5eiten perfaBte er nah,
Itebenoes 8eoi6t, unO i6 Die,
berbole es, Oamit alle, Die i'm
gefunnt, bel Dem beiligen WeBs
opfer unO ibren 8ebcten leiner
eeoenfen.
Prof. ]. N. Dmhrcn.
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Sd ienoe >Sbneu einliegenO einen
Sded i'm 8ctrag Don $500, Den ib
81 Gbren Oes fl. Soiepb perlpro6en
bate Gem gottlibcn Ser5eu Seiu,
Der Wtuttergottes uno bem I'll. So
iepb lei pielmals 9anf fit Die auf.
iullenbe grborung!
9llter 2eler, 81.
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Stimme OeS TDlfcS
fiir oas SSDiepbinum

"A, anbei lenoen mir Sbnen $500 iilr
ben ,Sbio- -@oilenfrernb, Ben mir
ihon iiber fiinf5ig Sabre lang lelen.
8ir miini6en Sbnen 8Ottes rcidItcn
Se9en 81 Sbren glten @erf
81 g, yS. go.
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COAL FUND

COAL FUND
AlbaneSe & Sons Coal Co.,
Columbus, O.. S As go
J. B. Alich, Cincinnati, O. ... 500
Mrs. ChaS. Knoll Webster
Grove, Mo. .... 100
Total. l............... S go
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ginliegeno ieuOcn mir Sbnen ST.
90 sur laufenOen 6reiltelle sum
Can't fiir oerid)ieoene slnliegen, Die
erbort mllroen Ollr6 Oie 6iirbitte Oes
Spiten Ser5ens Selu uno ser slaerz
ieligiten Sungfrau Wtaria.
sSrau s., :.
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