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The Valley settler., 1951-10-26
10 YEARS
 AGO TODAY

MT. and Mrs. Irving Newvi lie announc the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Dale W. Graham, son of MT. and Mrs. Warren Ora ham of Enterprise, Kan sas. The marriage will take place in November.
 Miss LaPointe came to Pa lmer in May of 1855 and gradua ted from Pal- nor High School with the class of Ill. She is taking a Post Grad uate Course and has part-time emp loyment in tho Coop office.
 DIV. Graham is a mem ber of the 18th Compos- ito Group who came to Elmendorf Field in Fob ruary.
 Mrs. Henry Ohns tad won first prize at Pi- nochle among the women; Mrs. Rox Monaghan took first prize at 500; J. B. Los s ing was high man
The Valley settler., 1951-10-26

Settler gives the read- or first hand informa- ti on of maximum and min imum temperatures, pre- c ipi tation, snowfa II, etc., prevai ling during the previous week and indicates a ra thor wide variation in c1i- ma t ic conditions in the differ ront loca lit- ies within the Valley.
 It is hoped tho in forma t ion submi ttod by coopera t ing observers over a period of years will boo ono of vital importance to tho farm CTS.
 Mir. Bowie of tho Terr  1t orial Wea thor Bureau office in Anchorage wa s Ia Palmer visitor Thurs - day and Friday, check ing on the Weather Bureau equipment in stallations in the. Val% ey.
 Mail mes songer ser- vi co botWoon Ma tanuska and Pa lmor has been TO- ins tated. First class mail will bo de livered to and picked up from Ma tanuska.
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Seinbes uno erflorte, ouh bns qe.
bore sur Strategic Macgrtburs.
NacMrtbnr in Wilpanfce

0tit uneebeurem SSubel purbe
Nucslrtbur om Sreitag in Wilmaus
fee beeriiBt. 3u Ben ibm 9ebotenell
@brlmeen geborte oie grnennung
gum Gbrenooftor Ser Hed)te ourd)
Wtarquette
slls eWacslrtbur IN 9eglcitung iei-
ner @ottin uno leincs Spbnes glr-
tbur nod) elmer oieritiinOigen 9luto=
fobrt bon Chicago ourh Die Wenee
fubr, iogte er: vgs lit ihon, nieoer
5ubaule 81 lein." 9luf ieiner ,Sobrt
Hur6 oie Staot fam er on oem oltcn
@obnbnlls ser WocIrtburs porbei.
Ct erludte Sen Chauffeur, 81 bnlten,
uno blifte lange auf bus llnbelpnbnte
8eb1ltoe, ebe er lpeiter fllbr.
mSies lit alles 10 munoerooa," ioo-
te Der @enerol tmmer mieber. ,Snsgc-
inn1t 1puroe er bon 100000 bis f.
100000 Meni6en gefeicrt. sd fam
SSbnen gar nid]t iagen, mas fiir @e-
fiible es in mir ursloIte, ipieoer hos
Sous meiner gltern 81 ieben," lagts
Mocslrtbur 5u ser Wfenge auf oen1
Dor bier sSSabren na6 linn benannte,l
Wacslrtbur=8lot, Ser pffi5ien einee-
meibt 1purbe. Sic @0rme hes GIMP
fonges bat MIDI mebr geriihrt, ols
8orte alla5uoriiden pcrmo9en, uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05
411nhrrt 9ahrf katlrnlt1d1ra
Grhrn in mtnnptnta

1uble, oab ih I'M 9eIit Ges @luubeus
Shabe meln eigen nenne, nit oenen
perglld]en aae lSdase bieier @elt nur
Sdloden iino; itatt bieie Sdase ~
perldlieBen, mofte i6 iie teilen nit
anoern, I'm 10 mebr oa id ltu nicf,ts
armer tperoe, 1penu id) 10 unoere be-
reldere. Iber mieipobI mir in <Sod,en
oes 8lanbens nidt nit einanNer
llberelnltlmmen, eibt es bod cine
Slatttorm uuf Der mir ale su iteben
oermogen - auf ser @runolaqe ser
Siebe,- Der @umanit0t uno oes @ob!-
noQens :. :" -.
Sm gon5en beteiligten ii6 am Die
llglonsparlmnent hunoertodtunricd,-
gig Selegierte nit insgeiomt bunocrt-
5nelunoodt5ig &ortrGgen. Guruutcr
moren aft5ebn &atbolifen nit sunn.
| sig Sortragen uno bunoert 8rote-
'tanten nit bunoertuno51pei Gortrd<
gen. @ie bunt bas 8ilo pur, ;eiat
Il. a., OaB falt unuittelbar nah aarz
olnol Gibbons slmeer SIli, Elm Ntlt.
lelmonn aus Snoien, an oas Reouerz
pult trat (gSiu, g. 269).
slm Nbeno oes 81. September mar
Die SdluBiib1ng. aSn Sen beioen Sd
len Gbriltopb &olumbus uno @nlb-
lngton 1paren liebcn- bis ohttn1tienD
Eerlonen unlpeenN. Ssiinfbunoert
Songer iangen Sen "a. Biolm nad)
Der aompolition Don !6Gnoel; ounr
Folgte elm titles @ebet BON 5tpei Oti-
nltten, iporauf alle Inipelenoen Neip-
mans rSeao, &inbIp 2igbt" uniti1nu1-
ten. Naf einigen Reoen ser 0eleaier-
ten muroe ras nsluel,tio" aus oin.
oeIa "9Neiiias" oufgefiibrt 9ie orci
lctten Feocn bielten ser Bres bptertu=
ner garrop, Ser Rabbiner Sirih uno
gnd)of &eane, Der audi Sen SdluB-
legen ertetlte. 9orron iagte II. a.:
"Sbr Wanner aus sliien uno G1t>
ropo, Sbrc 9lnpeienbeit BOT uus
TrenNe uno mannigfabe 8elebr:,ra,
gSir lernten, oaB Sic @obrbeit groE
lit, nno BOB bie Goriebuns Bottes
mebr als einen Gfa6 often lieB. uu1
Dem Die Menidben aus Der SsinItcrnis
sum 2i6te allfiteieen fonner lic
9robe Wauer Ser Stabt @ottcs III
bon 5tpolf Soren our6broden, uno
lollten mir lie ie bl1r6id)reiteu, iper<
ben mir iiberruldlt iein, biele 5l1 tt11z
ben, Die mir sort nift su ieben er=
norteten Siirberbin tperoen Sic
Heligionen ser grbe &rieg fiihrer,
nidt inter lidJ. ionoern gegen oie
eigonttIden l1ebel, sic uuf Ser
lFenlfbeit IoIten."
Samit ld)IoB Dos Religiorsporlo-
ment.
Die Soee zines 8elisionsfongreiies
ldreibt 8iid)of 8tsler, ipar nift u11-
erbort Sic modte bie &omer beinr
gou bes Santbeons, 9Heranoer Sepr-
rus BEL Ser grridltung ieiner ieItia=
men Talaitfapelle geleitet boben.
mortn neben Ipollo uno Sofrates
aud) Mbrabam llnb sSeius GhriIfl1s
cine Statue batten Sn 'amerifu
lelbit mar 1867 burd) Sc. S. s. Mb=
bot Die rfreirelisioie Gereinigung~
Der Hnitarier entItanben, gu Ser aud,
Der Bbiloiopb gmerion uno ser
Oberit Sbomas 8. Siseinfon gebor-
> Gortiesung uuf Seite 81
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es 10 unsebeuer 1pidtig lit, baB es
ni6t tpieoer 81 elmer Der geraoe5u
iiblid geiporoenen r@eiBipalbungs
slftionen fonmt, ipar es gut, oaB bas
Solf aufgeriittelt apurbe, 1pie es ourd
WacIrtburs er5mnngene 9fiidfebr
uno sic gan5e art ieines Muftretesls
geifob. Gen eetpaltigen 9emonltra-
tionen bon San sSrancisco, @albing-
ton uno Netp Yorf ihlolien iid lette
@o6e 8esriiBllngsfeiern IN Gbicago
uno in Macartburs olten !6einlat.
Itaot 0tilmaufee an. gs gebt nift an,
iol6e &unogebungen ols vSerpcn-
fultus" ab3utlln! Siherlid erma,t-
9eln iie nid)t eines ronantiihen 1lno
gefiiblsmGBigen @inlhlags, aber es
lit oo6 an eriter Steae Elm elementor
Acknowledgements MiBtrauen oes Sol.
fes in bie bisberiae Jiibrl,ne ltnlercr
Gegierlngsgeidafte, ras ga 5lnli
Nusorud fam. gs beltano pielleiht
oie 8efobr, oaB ourd cine lleber-
ipanultng ser 8egeilterung cine ge,
miiie lleberIatttgung eintreten fonitte
= Der Golfsiinn lit ponoelbar lu,o
bon Der Ereiie CUR iteten Suht nad
neuen tSenIationen ver5ogen".
IS lit barum gut, ooB iett bie GRO
ben Ienoni nitrationen norbei linb luta
oaB nit Ser Sidtllng Der 6ragen I'M
perpeilt begounen miro. Son Scr
6reiten Ofaiie oes Solfes bGngt es
iebt in ipeitaebenoem Mabe ab, bab
sic 8erba1olungcn ebrlib uno iah-
lid gefiibrt iueroen. Ser 5oroernnJ
Der Oemofratiiden Webrbeit, hob
ni6t ale politiiben uro militdriiden
Streitfroeen Dor Ser san5en 8elt
offentli6feit uusgebreitet 1perbelt,
laBt li6 sic 9eredtigung nidt ab-
itreiten. slber aud Sic republifanilhe
Jorberllng, baB man in Der Briifitng
unlerer allstpartisen Golitif 5uriif
gebe Bis our aonferen5 BON SSolta, lit
ourdans angebra6t. 9enn banlols
Dlroe ltnter !Ofitpirfllng bon gllger
SiB Der 8rlno gelegt. auf Dem iih
Damn iiber Yotsbam bie bel1tige
Wahtltelung &ublonos pon5pg.
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Xxx.
&pn Spicph M a tt

PIN #. Scpteruber 1898 muroe
bos III Gerbinouug nit Ser Gbicago'.
er @eltaus ltelllng peraultoltete Geli.
gionsparlament eroifnet, ien(
nlerfpiirbige 9emonltratipn peitber.
5igIter Soleron5 uno, Die 9lbb(
Moignen nit &edt i6rieb, Yperbliii.
| fenoite uno beoeut lanrItc &unogebuna
ser amerifaniitiideu Sd)uIe" (n5o
tber Seder" iNl1liu., cngt. 9lusgubc; q
23O).
Son ser 8alerie bes lusltcllrngs.
Impbitbeaters ,uebtcn Die ,Slagecr
aaer ytationen. Giertaulenb Eerioncl
allcr &lalien br0ngtcn lid i'm Son.
als sic Gertreter BON 5ebn geihid)t.
liden &onfeiiioncn untcr toicnoen1
Snbcl ibrc1 eil5l,g bielten uno olli
Ser gitroOc Elat nabmen. Sn Scr
.Vfltte laB I'M Eltrpur &arbinnl 8ib.
bonS. SDm 5ur lSeite in bullter Srad)i
nuren Die 9lbgeorOneten bea Srients
grabmanen uno 8uOObiiten aus Sil.
oien, OtanOarlnen aus Gbinu, 9on=
gen aus Sapon, 8rie6cn aus ser
Siirfei, Wtetbooiiten aus slfrifo, go.
pen aus SIt=gurppo uno oem 9al~
fan, uin. Inter Sen fatbolilhen Ser
tretern muren neben oenl &aroinnl
l1no llniperIttdtsreftpr &eane, scr nit
Gr. 9ouquiIlon oos Yrogronm emit
morfcn botte. gr5biihoi Srelono, Ser
lpdtere 8ild)of Sbomua S'8ormon
(camol5 an Scr &atbolilhcn llnincr,
Iit0D, bie Gauliiten '0elpit uno 81.
liott
Die 'Situng begonn nit cincnl
GlalmlieO untcr Sr9elbegleitung.
Saruuf erbob iih &oroinol Gibbons,
trat Dor, ma6te oas &rell55eihen uno
betete oas Gaterllnler. Ser 9roteltant
gonet- -Wourp mudt, oa5l sic be-
fremolide 8emerflln9: r@elb icier-
ii6er oft @el6 llnerbortes Greignis
in Sen 9lnnolen ser fatboliid)en Sir
he, - eln Gr5bilfoI, befleioet nit
oem romil6en Eurpur, erbeht Iif in.
mltten elmer 8erlamnlltng BON Sdrcz
tifern, Sdisnatifcrn uno Seioen lno
betet oas &aterllnicr! &ie melt iinb
mir bo6 bon Ser 3eit, % S'Gonnell
Iagte: ,Sie fatboliide Stride betet fiir
alle Wenl6en, lie betet nit feiner an
Nern &irden (r2e Congress bes &eli.
gions", Iaris, 1895, g. 8. - Sis
Ter, Ser Wooernisnus" g. 79.)
Der perantmortli6e MusiduB beging
iibrigens Sic @eldmafloiigfeit. it,
oem pompoien Soupenirbu6 oenl
Garoinal bie proteItantiIhe Geriion
oes Gaterunlers 81 unterid)ieben
CWaisnen, g. 232).
Sr. gminen5 lag iubieftip ieoe Oh
iid)t, bie religioie Snbiiferen5 on5uer-
fennen, poultanoig fern. gr mohte
oas flar in ieiner eriten 9lniprahe
an bas Heligionsporlament, in ser er
II. a. iagte: SD 1piiroe meme Gfli6t
als Erieiter Ser fatbolii6en Stride
perleben, tpiirbe id nift erflGren,
baB mir oie Mniprii6e Ser Stride 6ar-
51,iteuen tpiiniden 5l.r Yriifllne unS,
lpenn na6glid. our annabme bur6
ieoen re6tlid eeiinnten MenIhen, ser
l,ns an5l,b0ren bereit lit; ober mir
tpenoen l1ns nur an bas gribunal oes
@etpiiiens uno bes gerItanoes. Sd
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poroen mar, tpie our GrflGrllng Der
WaBnobme ongefiibrt miro, Gnoert
|nibts am Satbeltanb. ....-
vllnb 9: 8ir tperoen sic Stiib,
pnnfte Der rotten Gbinelen ser Wtan=
hlburei bombaroieren rpie es
Nocartbur geforhert bat = iobolo
Die Streitfroite Ser 8ereinten 1atio=
men ibperen 2uftangrifien ousgeiebt
peroen, iagen iett bie 8eener oeS
Generals, Dem lie Sen Conner iteblcn
ipollen.
8is babin, idreibt Cos 9telp Yorfer
glatt, rlpil Dos Staotsbeportemen.,
oos iest i'm @eiBen Sal,ie mie i'm
Gcntagon-8ebauoe oen Son ongibt,
nibts tl,n, mos ben rotten 3aren gum
Gintritt in oen foreanii6en arieg rel
5en fonnte, e9ol, 1piepiel Spfer es
inns an 8ut uno 8lut foitet.
"@ie fl,r5iiftig man bo6 in Sen
areiIen lit, bon beren Gnti6eioungen
Die griIten5 unIerer freien Station ob-
1angt: &enn Stalin Sic @eIt NIT
arieg iiber5ieben mill, tut er es, Oh
MIR cS poIlen ooer nid)t. llno 1pelll
er es iest tpollte. bate linn sic gnt-
ienoung neuer Sruppen nod europa
alei6ermoBen ltrlohe uno GoriponN
llefern fonnen. ODER bot lns Wos-
fau nidt oeutli6 genre eeiparnt Dor
elmer ,pronofatipen @onolung, ais
truman perfiinbcte, er iperoe pier
neue Stoiiionen noh europa entien-
Sen 2"
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Sic britiide Sabunr 8artu

Sn Der britiiden 2abollr 8artp fri
lelt es. Ineurin 8eoon lit uls gr=
be1tamlnl'ter uno Sarolo @iIion ul5
9anEclslniniiter 5uriidgetreten. Gic-
ler 9ruf nit Ser Heaierune oermcbrt
Die S6mierigfeiten Clement 9lttlccs,
Der obneoies ieit oen lesten @ablcn
llh MIR miibiam iiber 8oiler bGlt,
pabreno Die fonierootipe SppoIition
ungeoutrig ooron arbeitet, rns 93e-
glerungs'diff gum %Sinfen 3u brin=
gen.
Die britiibe Reeierung bleibt ubcr
einItipeilen im slmt. YremierminiIter
(6ortietltng nui Seite s.
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Die Barrier &unfcrcms

9elonoere 8ea6tllng peroient audi
oie Gariier gorfonferena Die, ,pie mir
in Der @inleitung betonten,. in nabrn
8e5iebuneen itebt 5lt oen 0teini,ngs-
uerl6teoenbeiten, Die beilte oas nlne=
rifaniibe 8olf teilen. Die erite rl,i-
lilfe elnregung 81 Ser Wfiniiterfon.
feren5 erfolgte in elmer 3eit, ols
Mosfau iib als uGermittler" in bic
foreaniid)e 6rage einidalten 5u fon-
men glaubte = als @ortiiibrer ocs
bon finn gegen Sen 8eiten, Dor oneln
oie Ser. Staten mobilil ilierten oft
aiiatii6en &ommllnisnuls. Ssnoien
luno England llno anfones o,dj
8aibington tparen bereit, elm Sed)-
telmedtel nit 0fosfal1 ein5ugeben ouf
Soften unleres ebernaIigen bineiiiher
gerbiinoeten. Cine &ldrung Ser 6ro=
&c, lpietueit es geraoe Wacslrfbur 5u
peroanfen lit, Dob Sieie Blane eint
Storlns erfi1bren, miro boffentlih 5l
Oen grgebniiien ser &ongreBunte.s
lu6ung geboren!
@as Die ruliiihen Guertreibereien
anbelanst, 10 lit nabrl6einli6 niht
al15u piel aufalrfldren. GielIei6t &C
niigt .es i6on, sic 8erlautbarungen
@rompfos in Saris neben oen Greig>
niiien in &orea oatenmdBig 5l rubri-
5ieren 5ur 8eItatieung ser gebalp-
tungen WacMrtburs, oaB Mosfau
oen foreaniiden arieg birisiert. IS
bleibt unter iol6en ltmitdnOen einc
offene Srage, Oh cine 6ortietung Ser
Bariler 8eipredungen iiberbaupt
nod einen Sinn bat - es iei benn,
man laBt tie als Barometer ser in,
&reml berri6enben Stimml1ng gel
ten. @an5 5ufrieoen i6eint man in
Mosfau nidt gu iein, ipenn man pon
oieiem @elibtspunft aus sic neueIten
gerei5ten slusfdne 8rompfos geeen
Sen Beiten bel,rteilt. Sn Mosfau legt
man ltets groBes @etpi6t auf oen
Nufmarib Ser Waiien, ser Damn oIs
&unogebuns fir oie gfesierungspoli,
tit ausgei6rien miro. Man tpeiB sort,
baB sic Demonitrationen fir Moc=
artbur nihts tpenieer als biftierte
Weade getpeien iinb, unb mag boraus
S6liiiie ee5ogen baben, bie Dem Srie-
ben minoeitens ebenio bienli6 iinb
lpie bie Surbt Dor BrGiibent Sru-
mans &iiitungsprogramm.
Seadtensmerte Sdmenfnns in 8aib=
ingtpn
Die 81. q. Staats5eituns' ,nadt
geltenb, baB man ii6 in @egierunes-
freiIen MacMrtburs Brogramm an-
5ueignen beginne. sic begriinoet oas
bamit: ri. Dab bie Aominiitration
Die Erltpper, gbiang @ai-idefs auf
Gormoia 81, 1interffiiten befdIoB, tpie
es bon Dem abeeiesten &eerfiibrer in;
Ot<Miien, @eneral Coughs MacMr-
thur, geforbert tpor6en tpar. DaB Ser
8eibIuB pom Mdeion-Me-
- Il e r 1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-05-05

bot Grlnnerltngen nobeerltfen, Die
iG ME pergeiien neroe."
Ser offentlide @mpiang idJIob iid)
Ser 6eier i'm Stobilm ser Marquctte
llniperlitD an. Iie @rnennung sum
@brenooftor erfol9te ourh cen p.
goDaro S. S'Ionnen, ST.. Reftor
bon Warquette.
sd oanfe Shnen, Sod)Diiroer,
fir oieie eroBe @bre," iogte Ser &C.
neral. uDieie ltninerIit6t bat cine be-
riibmte 8ergangenbeit oils 8oaluerf
unlerer &ultlr. Sic lit ein Sinnbilo
Der &unlt, Ser auItllr itno bes Blau-
bens. S6 bin haber Itol3, bon SSbnen
IN oleler @eiIe ousge5eihnet 5u rpcrs
BEN Weinen tiefiten Can't"
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Salts &ritif

: Ser republifanild)e Senator Suft
bon Ohio erflorte am 6reitag in ei-
her itiirmiiden Iebotte, oie Ger.
Staaten iollten niht periu6en, Die
len &rieg burd sic 8eIhpibtieung
per rotten Gbineien su beenbigen, uno
fid niht our6 oie MogIibfeit ob.
ihreden lolien. ooB sic Rulien ein-
ereifen fornten".
'gr perlanete bie annobme scr
Strategie WacIrtburS 1uno erflGrte,
menn ser &on9reB feline feite Saltrng
annebme, ntperoen mir zines Cages
al,Iipa6en unb boren, oaB bie Sc
idmi6tigungspolittf 4beions ange-
nommcn tpnroe".
gr trot fiir Sen Gori6log Maegr,
thurs elm, bic d)inelild}en Sruppen in
Jornnola ein5uleten uno bie Stiib,
punfte Ser Gommllnilten in ser 0ton=
olhltrei init sSlllg5ellgen an5ugreife!l,
nn6 lagte, sl6eIon 1ppue ,oie rote!l
Gbinelen bei6luidtiee1, iuoem ibnen
6orn1oio iiberIolicn lpirb lub lie 81,
ben Gereinten Notionen 5ugelaiIe,
meroen". Gr lagte, Der Elan bes Eru=
iiNenter, Ben &rieg auf &orea 51 be-
I6rdnfen, laile ii6 ni6t balten. LIMO
Die, Nation mus 5pild)en 9lheion uno
Mocslrtbur ipGblen. Ios lit bie ein-
5ige 6rage. 8as id befiirhte ilt Dob
mir oen @eg sl6elonS einI6lagen
lperoen".
Gait nuroe oft bon Senlofraten
ltnterbrohen Ger bemofratii6e g.
nator 0fcDfobon BON Connecticut riei
ibm 5u: n0os ltimnt nidt" ais Gait
erflGrte, bab Sic fernoitli6e Ibtei=
lung oes Staatsoepartements rntcr
fomnlniitiibem ginfluB itebe.
l1no als Gait erflGrte, sic 8eibih
te 5eiee, baB Die Huiien ieit 5tpel
Sobrbunberten INNER ouf ser 2inie
oes eerineiten 8ioeritanbs qeitoBen
ieien, rief ibm McDtobon 5u: v9ie
&ommuniIten BADEN iider cine meichc
Stelle ousgelpoblt, ols Tie gegen
Gbiang in China porgingen. CT mo-:
ipeid) lpie 9rei."
Ils Saft fiir Sen GinIat Don
Gbiangs Srrppen a1f Den hineiii ihen
6eitlono eintrat, frogte WdMabon,
Oh nid)t nit Ser Moglid)feit 5ll reh-
men iei, ~oaB iie lidJ ipieoer eben 10
glGn5enb iflogen iperoen ipie in Ser
Sersaneenbeit, Sic @affen 1pegper-
fen uno babpnlaufen".
llno Saft: rIas iit ein unperniinfs
tiges, Gorurteil, es lit refine 8ropo-
ganoa, Die bon ben &ommunilten llno
Dem Staatshepartelnent oerbreitet
miro"
Ils Saft erfldrte, baB iid 9lmerifo
nid)t ourd Sic S,1rht Dor elmer ruff
l6en Snterpention bon ser Innabme
ser strategic Wacslrtburs abbalten
laiien iollte, perglih er Sic Sage i'm
Orient NIT Ser Sage in europa 1lnb
iagte, bas Stoatsoepartement babe
sic 8olitif perfolst, sic roten Chine
len idnft an5ufaiien, tpdbreno es ge-
gen oie 9fuiien in europa BEL Der
i6iebenen @eleeenbeiten cine feIte
Soltung ansenommen bobe, 1,no fubr
fort: ~@s batte iid acknowledgements
bebaupten lailen, SOB Ser atlantif-
Baft 9fuBlanb au elmer &riegsbanb>
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, 1951-07-31
PUBLICATION

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that $313.56, repre-
senting interest accrued on
the invested capital of Peter
Cornelius Birch and Wife's
Legacy for assisting INDECENT
persons in st. Croix, will be
available for distribution on
August 81, 1851.
Those who desire to share
in this distribution should for
ward their applications to the
undersigned, duly certified,
not later than August II 1851.
Office of the Administrator
Christiansted, St. Croix, VI.
July q, 1851
HARRY E. TAYLOR
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1951-07-31
PUBLICATION

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that $62.85, repre-
senting interest accrued on the
invested capital of Their Royal
Hlghnesses Crown Prince
Frederik and Crown Princess
Louise's Silver Wedding Me-
mortal Fund for the benefit of
INDECENT persons in St. Croix,
will be available for distribu-
ton on August 81, 1852.
Applications containing the
requisite information and duly
certified should be forwarded
to the undersigned not later
than August II, 1851.
Office Of the Administrator
Christiansted, St. Croix, VI.
July 81, 1851
HARRY E. TAYLOR
Administrator for St. Croix
, 1951-07-31

New York City, July 25-On
the weekend Of July 21st and
22nd the Virgin Islands Youth
Council, an organization of
young Virgin Islanders on the
Mainland with regional Offices
in New York City and Wash
ington, DC, met in the Ma
TONS capital in their regular
quarterly sessions.
The New York region of the
group was represented by
Warren Brown, Merle E. Chris
tan, Madge Bryan, Norma
Jeppesen and Alex Farrelly.
The Washington region was
represented by Lincoln Oliver,
Cecil George, Howard Lind
qvist, Leo Sibilly, David Cane
gaia, Lowell Schuster, Andre
CALDER and Norma and Bob
Bingham. 1t. Austin Monsanto
of Hampton and 1t. Liston
George and Lionel Todman of
Morgan were unavoidably
absent.
Holding sessions that ran for
several hours, the delegates
hammered out their 1882
platform. The platform of this
group, usually representing
the progressive views Of young
natives, called for many signi-
fcant projects, a few of which
are highlighted.
The youth group called upon
Natives in the Islands to de-
monstrate their own willing
ness to uunify by Immediately
establishing, through their
legislature, a single Depart
ment of Education, now that
that unification has become a
key principle in insular think
ing. They further called for
legislative creation Of an Eco
nomic DEVELOPMENT Board
under the direction of an
, 1951-07-31
AN L REGIMENT
PASSES

Army's oldest and last Negro
regiment ended on Thursday
with the disarmament of the
Twenty fourth Infantry, which
has been fighting as part of
the Twenty-fifth Division
throughout the Korean cam
paign. The Twenty-fourth
came into existence in 1869 as
a combination Of two existing
Negro regiments; it saw hard
and tedious service on the old
Southwestern frontier; it had
its moment of glory on San
Juan Hill in 1898, where it
charged with Theodore Roose-
velt's Rough Riders; but like
any unit based on race OF
color its very existence was
evidence Of discrimination
The Twenty-fourth Infantry
was a year older than the FIT
teenth A Amendment; the
Twenty-fourth could well be
sacrificed if the principle Of
equality of rights embodied in
the amendment were at last
fully accepted.
The Twenty-fourth 1aborec
under a disadvantage. If al
any time its record, or the re.
cord of any of its Negro off.
GERS, was not good the fac
swiftly became known; if the
regiment or any of its mem.
bers did something beyond the
call of duty there would otter
be surprised and patronizing
comment. Today's situation
demands a new approach. The
soldier should be first ar
American, not a member OIL
any race or an adherent of any
religion. He should be judged
by what he does, not by any
non-military group to which
he belongs.
Equality of treatment, which
rules out segregation, has
been for three years a policy
in our armed forces. It has. MOI
been fully carried out. In the
Army some units Of battalion
or lesser size still exist. The
sooner they disappear-the
sooner every soldier is rated
solely according to his abili-
ties, qualities and achieve
ments-the better.
Editorial from
, 1951-07-31

chairman; Cyril E. King, legis-
lative vice-chairman with Of
ficers in the Nations capital;
, 1951-07-31
Youth Council Holds Mid
Year Confab in Washington
o. 1877

economist Of demonstrated
ability, initiative and resource
fitness to work somewhat
along the lines of the Puerto
Rico Planning Board. In JUS
tifying their demand for this
agency, the youth organiza-
ton asserted: 1T is clear that
the constant supervision and
direction fundamental to eco
nomic development must be
made the exclusive province
of a single agency under ex-
pert guidance, since the Gov
ernor necessarily has to
concern himself with all
phases of Virgin Islands
affairs"
Expressing deep concern
over the diminishing interests
of young Virgin Islanders in
native cultural and traditional
values and the result that
hardly any efforts are being
made to preserve and perpe-
tuate these values, they called
upon the Churches, Depart
ments of Education, faculties
of our public and private and
sectarian schools, the Virgin
Islands Women's League, the
Charlotte Amalie Alumni AS
ISOLATION, The Parents Teach
er Associations, the Chamber
of Commerce and the Tourist
Board to set into motion a re-
awakening among the younger
generation of an interest in
and desire to understand and
to transmit this heritage from
generation to generation; in a
phrase, to work for a cultural
and artistic renaissance in the
Virgin Islands.
Officers Of the Youth Coun-
Gil include Alex Farrell fnra-
sident since the Council was
organized); Madge Bryan, vice
, 1951-07-31
tDvER Use NOW

Norma Jeppsen, secretary; Ill
liza Frorup, treasurer; Neville
Thomas, Director of Political
Activities; Hejmer Klint, Di-
rector Of Placement Service,
Merle Christian, Director Of
Education and Research.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril E. King
were hosts to the delegates at
a cocktail party given at their
home.
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