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, 1953-04-09
Totem Gives His
Opinion on Legdlized
Gurnbling in ". |.

New York, April LIST: In an
interview today with Ashley
L. Totten, President Of the
American Virgin Islands Civic
Association, Inc. and Interna-
tional Secretary-Treasurer Of
the Brotherhood Of Sleeping
Car Porters, A. f.. of l., he
was asked for an expression OF
his views with regard to legal
lied gambling in the Virgin
Islands.
Mr.. Totten said: there are
several schools of thought on
this subject but most persons
who have taken a definite
stand against it in the Virgin
ISLANDS seem raCneT UNWILLING
to face the facts.
It is perfectly ridiculous to
argue that legalized gambling
would ruin the islands, when
as a matter Of fact legalized
E1E &E+EZFAA =
gambling has been in effect
for some years there. # the
Virgin Islands lottery is not a
form of legalized gambling,
what is it? Besides, the same
thing is happening in almost
Continued on Page A.
, 1953-04-09
In Service" Truining
Gloss for Teachers
Opens Tomorrow

As part of a long-range pro-
gram in education, a Spring
Workshop for "In-Service"
training of elementary teach
ers will open tomorrow, April
10, at 900 am. at the Chris
tiansted High School, it was
announced by Mrs. Pearl
Byrd Larsen, Superintendent
of Education.
Mrs. Leila v. Tossas of the
Polytechnic Institute will be
in charge. Al teachers work
ing for self-advancement or
toward a college degree are
urged to attend. One half col
lege credit will be given to.
those who attend the sessions
April 10 and Il.
The work this spring will
stress methods of teaching IN
the upper grades, Mrs. Larsen
said, but will be valuable for
any teacher from the Kinder
garten through High School.
, 1953-04-09
D .FIeming.Eurl Finch
To Address ". !.
Herituge Series Sun.

,Dr. G. James Fleming and
Earl Finch, are scheduled to
address a special Virgin Is
lands Heritage Series meeting
at the Mount Zion A.M.E.
Church in New York on Sum
day, April Y. Pr. Fleming and
MI. Finch will speak on Cur
rent Challenges to Virgin
Islands Leadership
Or. Fleming a native Of
st. Croix, taken to New York
when quite young, has had a
distinguished career. He is
now editor Of the New York
Amsterdam News. Mr.. Finch,
also a native Of ST. Croix, and
a graduate Of the Christian
sted High School, is complet-
ing a special course of study
at Columbia University. He is
a resident Of st. Thomas now.
, 1953-04-09
Cpl. Jose Leguillou
Wounded in Action
On Korean Battlefield

Corporal Jose Leguillou of
st. Croix was wounded while
in action on the Korean battle
front. A letter from the Secre-
tary of the A r m y has
expressed to his parents that
he sustained flesh wounds of
his face and left lower leg by
mortar fire when his position
was attacked by the opposing
communist forces.
He is the son of Mrs. Juana
Almestica.
Letters will be forwarded to
him if sent to US. 50113-408
co Hospital Directory Sec
ton, APO SOB, co P. M.
San Francisco.
, 1953-04-09
ST. Croix Council
BY-P Passing Admins.
Despite Protests

The Municipal Council of
st. Croix has instituted a new
policy Of submitting direct to
the Governor in st. Thomas
all items of legislation enacted
by that body, instead Of SUBJ
hitting them through the Ad-
minisrator for st. Croix, a
news item in t h Home
Journal states.
The article continues: "Gov-
ernor de Castro has protested
this change of policy, but the
legislature pointed out that
under the provisions of the
organic act it has no relation
with the Administrator. #
the Governor desires t h e
Administrators advice on any
legislation it is his duty to
seek it, it was emphasized. The
Council is believed to have in
stituted the new policy as a
result Of disagreement as to
when the 80 day period within
which the Governor must act
on bill begins. In some in
stances, it was said that the
30-day period began only after
the measures were transmit
ted to the Governor by the
Administrator"
, 1953-04-09
Manager Of ST. Croix
Busebdll Champions
Expresses Thunks

The manager of the Athle-.
tics Baseball team, champions
for 1852, Uralta Milligan, ex-
pressed appreciation for the
many messages sent to them
when they were in St. Thomas
fighting for the v. /. cham
pionship.
Mr.. Milligan states: THE
Athletics Baseball team feels
particularly grateful to all
st. Croix for their interest and
support throughout our base
ball season, but especially dur
ing our inter-island games.
The 36 cablegrams of encour-
agement received during our
last game can never be forgot
ten, and the news that thous-
ands listened by radio was
heartening. The support given
our popularity contest and
dance helped us greatly. Con-
, 1953-04-09
Mrs. Fuhnestock
Depurts orRepublic
Meeting in D. G.

Mrs. Bette 2. Fahnestock,
Jr., Republican Committee
woman for the Virgin Islands,
is scheduled to attend a meet
ing of the National Republican
Committeewomen at the May
flower Hotel in Washington
this morning.
Mrs. Fahnestock will also
attend a meeting Of the Re
publican National Committee
tomorrow at which time a new
national chairman for the par
ty will be elected. It is freely
predicted that Judge Leonard
Hall, former member Of Con-
gress and former head Of the
Republican, congressional Com
mittee will be elected to the
position.
On April % and "a, the An
nual Spring Conference of
Republican Women will take
place at the Statler Hotel in
Washington. This will be lead
by Miss Bertha Adkins, Chair
man of the Women's Division
of the Republican P PARTY
a n d National Committee
woman from Maryland. Over
a thousand delegates from the
States and Territories will at
tend. Mrs. Fahnestock will
represent the Virgin Islands.
In addition to the working
sessions. the delegates will be
Continued on Page ~
, 1953-04-09

tinued interest will help
another of our local teams to
achieve our goal"
Evening star., 1953-01-28
Deaths Reported

(From D. C. Bureau of vital Statistical
Ee1nas Eesi. < PSs:E %sB.4 81 sS sss1 s1s tte 9: M
Clara NJ steinmetz, IS, 1908 Biltmors
gasssssh II Ma.t. So. .sgS ssSs sS,s a5sa St. NV
Arminia Palmer, SO, 1884 3Oth st. NV
johnson HELEN, .s2, 1882 Perry pl. NV,
Mary h. Nickel. so. 500 Rock Greek
EmmS EnSffa Perry. rS. Is. so44 Rodman st. NV.
Marsaret Maynleke. ~. 1861 M st. NV
ErsnEE Frank J. wnfE Miller 20 g. SO Sam NTH rs t. 'W
John D. Bell, ST.. 66. 3743 W. st. NV.
Ernest ]. Weaver, Sc. 500 4th st. Sc.
Elizabeth 8. Tilton, 90, 1882 Biltmore st.
Jules a; Petit SO, 222S 18th 18th st, ne.
Mildred I :. PHI Phillips; 4s lso STOS,Emont, 3, Ma
{S {SSP & MSnt5SnsFy; SS ~. q 2 $5is ss: NJ s
Warren Reese, III. IA 9Th st. Sc.
Emma L. Briscoe, 92. $40 48th pI. ne.
fSTa EaRard pees sS 14f$ $ 5sS st. st. NV
Mae j. Richardson. 10. 1875 Belmont st.
Mary s, White, e2. 4o5z Bennins pl. So.
Joseph Porter. 50, 1905 Meridian pl. NV.
Ell',, Ella Brown. "a. 94s S6th St; NV.
BENJAMIN Thomas, so. 1o19 9TH st. Sc.
Matte Matte King, go. , 2s0s sherman ave. NV.
Louis Bclden. "a, 451 Delaware are ave. s.w.
:iss!s @ s1fes fSslSs. & @ isSz rs s. 4. sx sS:
Annie N. Cay 2S, II Bates st. NV.
Walton N. Dudley, 8, 216 r ct. ne.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

can so IN jltty you can daVor
puddings and sauces, add zing and
tang to salad dressings and vege-
table dishes with wonderful Cali
fornia lemon juice. What's more,
the Sunkist Growers have packed
their grand frozen lemon juice in
enamel-lined cans to protect taste
and vitamin G when you refriger-
ate unused Juice. Get your Sunkist
Quick Frozen Lemon Juice today.
When mokins fFuis salGd remember TO
dip slices Of apple, banuno o. uVe-
eode in lemon juice 70 keep them
from doFkOnlna.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

quickly. Just the dish for school,
day breakfast! Just the dish for
cEildresl Child specialists recon-
mend 1t. It's easy to digest and
won't harm the most delicate,
normal digestive tract. Iron, Vita
min BIZ b and Niacin are added
for rich red blood and better
growth. And Cream of Rice also
gives quicker nutrition, more en-
ergy than any other kind of ce-.
real. Serve it often-give your
whole family a big liftl
Evening star., 1953-01-28

extra-rich in flavor, you know,
with extra minerals and vitamins
that make milk almost ttDice as
good for your youngsters. And it's
such a wonderful, delicious sur
prise treat, and an economical
one at less than 2t a gener-
Gus serving. Get the convenient,
thrifty ] lb. jar today. And to-
nsorrotO you'll hear your children
ask for more milk!
Evening star., 1953-01-28
Births Reported
(From 3. c. Bureau Of vital etatistics.

From D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics.
BOYS.
Herbert and Florence Badger.
| Rudolph and Ethel Bennett.
| James and Kathleen Broanhan.
Ed%ard Easf and and Mary Mary SS Cook.
HSn Bernard rI and % Patricia Flaherty.
Joseph and Dorothy Krizan.
| Frank and Lorraine Lightner.
James and Mary Long.
Paul and Ruth McVann.
Walter and Edith Padgett..
Charles and PerStS ScoggtnS.
Brian and Theresa Tierney. q
Dennis and Charlene VickefH.
Enrico and Mary. Rensi boy and girl.
Luther and Matte Hemphtn.
BENJAMIN and Malyena Ross.
Aaron and Betty Woodland.
Paul and Marie Barrett.
joseph and Helen Bowes.
calvin and Mabel Day.
Walter and Nell Farren.
Harry and Betty Lathrop..
Clarence and GLADYS Lloyd.
James James and Mary o7connor.
Lipman and Vivian Redman.
James and Elizabeth Snipes.
John and Virginia Vaccaro.
Charles and Maebelle Whitener.
Jefferson and Valencia RoSette.
John lra,I and ID pcE,lS SE,Sr,v WndSeiSST. Wc6Ss
GIRLS.
James and sachiko Ashida.
Joseph and Helen Franklin.
Robert and and Louise Louis nadison' astnS
Thomas and Ethel Beckham.
William and Winifred Daley.
Patsy and! Alice Fiandaca.
Floyd and Anna French.
Edward and Anne Gross.
James and Helen Hancock.
Charles and Loretta Lancaster.
Frederick and Carol Markle.
Paul and Katherine Monahan.
Herbert and Marie Needham.
William and GLADYS Plauger.
Thomas and Alice Selby.
xrtSaF MsisaF and and 6orotfhy Smith.
Paul and Carmel Stone;
John % and III Theima White.
Roy and Marvis Wyne.
John and Mary Evans.
william william and and sally Mason.
Louis and Evelyn BayN.
Edgar and Marjorie Bushong.
Charles and Barbara Chase.
Wayne and Phyllis Daniel.
Bernard and Ann Flippo.
George and Betty GaSskinS.
Edward and Alice Jordan.
Joseph and Lila Leapley.
Alfred and Elizabeth MarselaS.
George and Mary Moore.
Russell and Alice Nicholson.
Robert and Dorothy Petit.
Arthur and Nancy Royce.
Clarence and Hazel Shimett.
Earl and Anna Smith.
Donald and Jean Taylor.
James and Laura Ward.
James and Anniliese Wise.
Ralph and Bernadette Zahnen.
TRIPLETS.
Dave and Mamie Kelly. boys. girl
Evening star., 1953-01-28

It's The NEW Pleasures you
discover for your family that give
a lift to your day u. am ] right?
Then hurry to your grocer's and
get Carnation Matted Milk.
There's not a more luscious, more
Evening star., 1953-01-28

tains not Just one, but combina-
ton of medically proven, active
ingredients in easy-to-take tablet
form. Perhaps you've received en-
velopea containing Anacin tablets
from your physician or dentist. II
so, you knotD Anacin's quick effec-
tiveneSs. If not, do pick up Anacin
at any drug store to enjoy speedy
relief.
Z sUsssss you get your AnGein supply
toduyI In fuf tins Of II or 30. Economy
bottles Of 50 OF 100. A. any drug store.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

n ou hi n 6
matted drink,
and nothing
your folks will
loDe more than
a piping-hot,
h m e-m a d e
G ar n q t o n
Matted on q
wintrv dav It's
Evening star., 1953-01-28
WHAT EVERY
you've WIFE
SHOULD KNOW

In this modern age-evefy woman
should know how important douchins
with zoN1TB is for feminine hygiene
(ncluding internal cIeanliness), for her
health, married happiness and to guard
against offensive odor. She should real.
ize that weak, ineffective homemade
mixtures DO NOT and CAN NOT give her
the great germicidal and deodorizinR
action of zoMTB.
Neither should she resort to over
strong solutions of harmful poisons.
zoNITB is one douche Proved safe to
The most delicate tissues. It's positively
non-poisonous, non-irritating. No other
type liquid antiseptic-germicide for the
douche of all those tested is so POWER
FUL yet so SAFE to tissues as zoNITE.
zoNTB completely deodofizes. 1t
helps guard against infection. 1t kills
every germ it touches. It's not always
possible to contact all the germs in the
tract, but you can be SIRE zoNTrE imms-
Siafely kills all reachable germs. Highly
recommended among nurses. Always
use as directed.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

A new conven-
ience you'Il
W ant to get,
too! It's ready
to use at nat
ural strength
riRht nl1k of the
Evening star., 1953-01-28


cereal cooks in
only " minute
and the new
pouring spout
on the pack
age helps you
measure proper
n n ON tifia Q
Evening star., 1953-01-28
ZNMZE
AOZEd es!!sg..I us. X2zsHNN<

WHY Make Big Job Of gravy making when it's
so easy to turn out brown n tasty gravy with the help
Of Kitchen Bouquet? Instead Of fussing over pam
browning alone which can leave your gravy pale and
gray always add little Kitchen Bouquet to those
good meaty juices in the pan. Depend on it-Kitchen
blend Of Il choice vegetahles herbs and
Evening star., 1953-01-28

The CrOsCd OF Eager Faces
around your grocer's frozen food
chest is bigger since he stocked
Sunkist Quick Frozen Lemon Juice.
That's the new delicious lemon
1uice in its new unusual form.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

Before Your Kids Can Say
Jack Robinson" you'll be putting
their morning bowls Of Cream of
Rice on the table. Now this grand
Evening star., 1953-01-28

gives. YeS-and
long-lGStinO re-
lief, too! For
Anacin is like
. doctors pre-
scription, that
Evening star., 1953-01-28

Cigarette Arithmetic what adds Big Value?
Protective eng? Then you'll for Paraments exclusive bu
Filter Mouthpiece. Less than Y Of 1% nicotine re-
in the smoke Of Parliament land most Of the N(
filtered For ertTG-protecuon the filter HN~
recessed deep inside rritants can't touch UA
lips mouth. IN -
Smoking enjoyments important tooP Count on the NS
balanced altering action" Of Parliament for pleasure
in full They're the draw and let the real flavor Of
Paramen superb baccos come through To Entertainments
the sum Of everything I want in cigarettes
More 70 \ q
Evening star., 1953-01-28

There's A Happy Ending to
the story Of headache, neuritis or
neuralgia pain as soon as you dis
cover the 0uick relief Anacin@
Evening star., 1953-01-28

spices only gravy but also brings out its meat taste
years Bouquet has helped to
meals bottle
Bouquet oday takes only little each time for super
with gravy It's thrifty buy!
Evening star., 1953-01-28

Igeresma EatImg you In convenient Of
authentic LaChoy Chinese Foods. With LaChoy
IQ II Mixed Chinese Vegetables make delicious fancy
0KS&SaHl Chop Suey and with LaChoy Bean Sprouts
SSA~ fnecut Chop Suey that's tasty and extra
inexpensive Both quckto-hx, too, In Is minutes
N8$gA less with LaChoy Cooked Rice for Chop
Suey and crisp LaChoy Noodles for Chow Mein. Use
LAhoy Soy Sauce for avorng Here's cooking that's n
For rush meaLaChoy Chinese package dandy
Heat and eat In only minutes
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Evening star., 1953-02-10
The BIG Radio -TV news story ;.

and what It means 70 YOU
developing talent will now be available to the
American Broadcastng Company.
But the really great thing about the the tremendous promise
the merger holds for YOU the radio and elevsOn audience
New programs will be developed. New stars will
be attracted. New techniques will be introduced
New facilities will be developed. Not tomorrow, of
course. Not next week, next month. But ABC
intends to be leader in radio and elevision and it
intends to grow like oak, not mushroom.
The future began yesterday. So keep your eyes
and ears on the nezv ABC.
Evening star., 1953-02-10

The most important news in the television and
radio industry in years has been announced The
Theatres has been approved by the Federal Com
munications Commission, and the two organizations
are now one company.
The event is of far significance than any
statistics Of the corporate merger. The new COM
Pany will be impressivey stronger and flexible,
and possess greater potential for growth.
The combination is natural" if ever there was
one. United Paramounts great history of show
manship and superb experience discovering and
Evening star., 1953-10-22
DRIVEN THEATERS
E. NJ. LOEW'S
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR
ADJUSTMENTS.

Rt. J.. So. of Alexandria. SO. 8-8122.
Tonight Thru Sat. Musical Romance
LANA TURNER, shown at S:35 Only;
KID FROM AMARILLO" CHARLES
STARRETT. 7:20. 1925. Extra Added
L3l Color Cartoons. News. Riddles
Evening star., 1953-10-22
79-Yeor-OId Bozo Lives
On Coke Machine Profits

Social security has come to one
dog in town.
Bozo is venerable mixture of
dog strains who. at 19 years, is
living on the kindness Of The
Stars garage employees and the
profits of a coke machine. The
age. of 19 in dog is considered
by the experts to be the equiva-
lent of 1873 years in a human
being.
He came to The Stars ware
house and garage in Southeast
Washington in 1884, pup so
NANCY he looked like a Mexican
hairless.
Automobile oil and sulphur
cured him, and I guess he never
forgot it," said w. C. Thompson,
who has been at the garage for
27 years himself.
But Bozo has gone from such
crude home remedies to periodi-
cal visits to the veterinary, regu-
lar shots" and the best dog
food money can buy.
He owns the coke machine" :"
Mr.. Thompson explained.
"All the profits have gone to
him since we put in the machine
in 1886. For two years. we fed
him out Of our own pockets"
At the equivalent of 1873 years,
the part Boxer has a slight catch
in his hind legs, and he's vir-
tually toothless. But time hasn't
dimmed his eyes enough to blot
out a can of dog food at 80
PAGES.
He left this utopian existence
briefly when lured away by a
momentary employe who was
virtually summed out of his job
for his deed. The employees
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Late-ModeI Aircraft
To Be Shown ; Days
AT National Airport

A static air show Of military
and commercial aircraft will be
held at National Airport tomor-
row. Saturday and Sunday.
The show will be part of the
local observance of the 50th an
niversary of powered fight.
The Air Force will display
three new jet fighter types. and
the Army and Marines will show
helicopters and light liaison
planes.
The Navy is to have several
new carrier fighter models and
a full-scale model of a Douglas
experimental plane used for
supersonic research.
The airlines are to have new
types of transports for public in
Spection.
The show area will be on the
ramp at the south end of the
MATS terminal at National.
Hours are to be from 2 to 5 pm.
tomorrow from 10 am. to 5 pm.
Saturday and Sunday.
Planners of the show have
placed a new 1854 Piper four
passenger aircraft on display in
front of the District Building.
The model, which has a tri-
cycle landing gear and many i'm
provements. is being publicly
shown for the first time.
The show at National is being
sponsored by the committee ap-
pointed by the District Com
missioners to join in the ma
tional celebration of aviation's
golden jubilee.
Evening star., 1953-10-22

offered a SIS reward, and Bozo
was found a year later in Union
Station.
It has taken him all of his 10
years to get the public eye. Last
Tuesday, when the garage men
grouped together for a photo
graph for winning national hon.
ors from the American Trucking
Association. Bozo took his place
in the center.
His home is the garage. He is
well garage broken, and he
leaves only for that purpose.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Norweqiuns to Meet

The Norwegian Society will
meet tomorrow at 8 pm. in
Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets NV. A film on the
life of King Haakon VII of
Norway will be shown.
Evening star., 1953-10-22
Boys in Two JoIopies
Bottle With Tomatoes
RY me Assoeioted Pre,s,

PIERRE, S. Dak.-Two high
school youths met like gladiators
of old.
Their mounts were old jalopies
instead of white chargers.
Their jousting weapons were
overripe tomatoes instead OF
lanceS.
Their antics cost each $25 in
police court where they appeared
for reckless driving. They were
ordered to study for "a test on
the drivers manual.