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The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16
By Bill SpiIIman

This seems to be the day and
age of initials. You see them
everywhere.
No one wants to commit them
selves. I must warn people who
use initials. You can only con-
ceal your identity for so long.
Key West is a small town and
the word travels fast.
One Of these initiated letter
writer's used the names of Cobb
and Spillman in his correspond
ence.
This fellow 90 said that it would
take too. much time to 60 down
and check the tax assessments.
Come to think Of it, it would take
about the same amount of time
to write an initiated letter saying
that it would take too much time,
as it would to down and check
the tax rolls. Period.
When it comes to civic respons-
Utilities, It should never be consid-
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16
THE DAY COMES WHEN THE RECKLESS
DRIVER NO LONGER IS ABLE TO THINK

The Citizen published excerpts from a letter Mon
day that might have made you wonder why so many
people brush aside warnings to drive carefully
This particular letter from brother to brother in
which the hope the other would drive
fully and slowly The writer does say directly but
ne ntlmates that his brother reckless driver Had
that not been there would not have been any
for writing the letter, part of which reads
Il hope you are driving your slow and carefully
because If you should happen to have accident you
would not only be hurting yourself but the whole family
You have lot of responsibility in your hands, Wayne
SO be careful and think what you do before you it,
But the brother, II, did not heed the advice, and
killed in collision. The letter was found in the
wreckage of his car.
Key West well every other city, has its reck-
less drivers They to be of breed that is adamant
against advice They hear warnings day in and day out
and pay attention to them Only two days ago. Citi-
zen man of this type of drivers slow down he
neared red light then look to his right and his left and
not seeing policeman, drive the red light He
knew it meant to STOP but he in hurry to 90 no.
where.
Drivers like him, impatient losing a second,
have lost their lives caused other people to lose their
lives. They ptted few seconds against eternity and
eternity often won.
You drive carefully in Key West at 20 miles an hour
and of these impatient drivers behind you toos his
horn, and, you disregard his footing he pulls over and
shoots by tries to shoot by Many thousands
times in cities and onhghways his attempting to pass
car has resulted in sdswpng head-on collision with
car coming in the opposite direction appears that is
what happened to the brother who did heed the ad-
vice given him. for he killed in head-on collision
The press and radio never tire of repeating the
warning Drive carefully for the life you save may be
your own" But the reckless driver prides himself in
thinking that the warning does not apply to him. And the
day when like the needless brother he is no long
er able to think.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16
By Bill Gibb

A fellow came to me the other
day, looked rather furtively al
surrounding people and began to
stammer, "Er, +. :. I understand
that you used to :. .er .eI
have a little bit of trouble with
liquor. -
/ couldn't help but get certain
amount of devilish enjoyment Out
of his discomforture because
had a fair idea of what he was
aiming at. Motioning him closer
I whispered in his ear:
Heck, man, I never did have
a little bit of trouble with drink
ing. 1t always came by the car.
load!"
Then in a normal tone Of voice
told him: "And there is no use
in US whispering about my pas
iniquities. Writing an editoria
column isn't conducive to keeping
skeletons hidden in a closet. Folk:
can either accept me as / am to-
day or they can dirty up theil
minds with ancient garbage. II
any event, it will be their mind:
that are dirtied because I prefer
to live in thankfulness for the
present.
"But let's 60 get cup of coffee
and hear your troubles. :"
The tale that he told was about
what I had expected. Seems that
he had been using whiskey as q
crutch for a good many years
It picked up his morale, made him
brave enough to dance with the
gals, helped him to hide his dis
appointment at not being able to
advance professionally as fast as
he thought he should.
Such is life. His story could be
repeated-not by the hundreds oi
thousands, but by the millions
Conservative estimates place the
number of alcoholics at around
five million in number. These are
people who are sick either mental
ly, physically, or emotionally-
usually a combination of all three
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16

In the newspaper? - ali yes NIT
initials.
The more checked, the more
I found out. l inquired to where
this person had lived. First he
had resided in an apartment. He
caused 50 much fuss among his
neighbors that the MANAGEMENT
rather than evict him, moved him
to another apartment, in a diff
ferent location. The same thing
happened. Guess what happened
- The management considered
the whole world was not wrong
and this. man right - they re-
quested him to move" He moved.
Father John Armfield. told
members of the Kiwanis club the
other night that it is easy to throw
brickbats.
There are many people in this
world today who have misguided
energy.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16
NOTAS CUBANA.S

bicicletas, carecen de la icencia
municipal. Con una sola batida
Sc lograrla que los portaleS del
Club San Carlos, propiedad extran-
lera digna de reSpeto, no Sc viera
lnvadida por un numero de bicicle-
tas, que podrian Situarse en- el
solar, propiedad del Club. situado
en- el callejon anexo.
Esperamos que algun dia. nues.
tros grandeS y pequenoS, Sc deci-
dan a cumplir con las ordenanzas
en- vigor.
va empiezan a Soplar vientoS
fuertes.
Parece que no vamoS a esca-
parnos de la vista de uno de esos
lntrepidoS meteoros que cuando
iiegan solo sirven para destruirlo
todo y dejar a SUI paso la desola-
cion.
Hace amos que no nos vista uno
de esos ciclones tropicales. tan
terribles, por Su intensidad Dios
qulera que eSta vez. como en- amos
anteriores, Sc deSvien v vayan
olsolverse a cualquiera de ambos
oceanos.
Esa clase de vista es dafiinay
pellgrosa. Tanta mas, en- estos dias
en- que nuestro pueblo Sc hermosea.
faDrlcando nuevas viviendaS. In
augurando nuevos comercioS V es-
perando la llegada del invierno.
con su invasion turiStica. Sobre
todo ahora, cue Sc nos habIa del
nuevo servicio entire Key West v
Cardenas.
Parece que esta vez eI ferrie
entire Key West y Cardenas, sera
una hermosa realidad. Recordamos
al PATRICIA que estuvo hace dos
amos amarrado a un muelIe de la
ciudad y despues de ser embargado
ETC., fue retirado. Sera este auuel
mismo? No 10 sabemos. Pero ST
sabemos que ha sido obieto de
grandes reparaciones y preparado
para acomodar debidamente pasa-
Jeros y autos.
En- 10 que 81 no parece que este
mas conformes es en- ell precio fl
Jado para el transporte de los
autos entire Key West y Cardenas.
Un tanto subido ell precio, ST Sc
tiene en- cuenta 10 modico del pasa-
je entire ambos puertos, va
senalado por los empresarics del
mencionado servicio.
A nuestro juicio ell mayor exito
de ese negocio seria que pudiera
establecerse ell servicio entire Kew
West y La Habana. Hay una
distancia un tanto grande entire
CardenaS, la Perla del Norte v
La Habana. Ell viaje por la car
retera, ahora por la linda Via
Blanca, es algo interesante v bello.
pero nunca ha de emplearse menos
l'de tres horas para negar a la
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16

Capital, teniendo en- euenta q
enorme transito que hay por n
carretera citada.
De tOdoS mOdoS, algO ganaremos
con ese nuevo servicio v hacemos
votoS muy SinceroS pOrque sea
un verdadero exitO ell mismo v Que
slrva para que en- un future Ger.
cano los trabajadoreS portuorios
de La Habana, empieeen a compre-
nder la necesidad de cooperar al
progreSo y dejarse de exigencias
que jamaS podran detener la mar.
cha del citado progreso
Un ferrie entire Key West v
La Habana. llenaria las aSpira.
clones de ambos paises contri.
oulrla grandemente a aumentsr
los lazoS de afecto y buena voIun-
tad que los unen.
La empreSa del Cine San Carlos
nos regalo hace dias con Ia vista
de varioS nOtables artistas cuba
nos. Martha Dominguez, con Su
arte exquisite Y eSe poriento de Ia
tllarmonica, que Sc llama Salvador
Benito Lestapier Y Sav6n. Este
eminente filarmoniSta. es Dor 81
solo. una orquesta Sinfonica. Ei
puollco eorreSpOndio al eSfuerzo
de los queridoS empresarios. .pero
no en- la forma que debian. para
aSegurarnos proximaS visitas de
nuevoS artiStaS que nos saouen
de la monotonia en- que auui Sc
vlve, condenados exclusivamente a
yer peliculas, muy buenas Dor
clerto y muy interesanteS, pero
slempre es bueno darle al espiritu
unos minutes de Solaz, ofreciendo
programas con artistas que nos
diStraigan.
De tOdOS modos, felicitamos n
los empresarios de San Carlos.
porque ellos quieren Satisfacer
Slempre el guSto de la gran colonia
latina aqui existente.
Tambien queremos felicitar a
nuestro buen amigo eJ Jefe de
Policia, por la magnifira labor de
Saneamiento que viene tratando de
realizar en- beneficio de la decen.
cla. Ojala triunfe en- su justo em.
peno.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16
MESA REvuELrA

Hace meses, casi un afio, que
intentamos. que Sc le rindiera un
homenaje al ilustre DR.. Enrique
Rodriguez Basso. Por una u. otra
razon que nunca negamos a como.
Ger, nada Sc hizo por los que
pOdian y estaban obligados a
hacerlo, va que representation al
pueblo. A este pueblo a quien
tanto hs servido ell citado medico.
A este pueblo al que dedic6 toda
81 vida y al cual sirvio con un
desinterSs dssconocido en- estos
dias por los que ejercen su misma
profession.
I'm compahero de redacci6n, en-
idioma ingles, hizo en- dias pasa-
dos un caluroso elogio de tan
insigne ciudadano. Nostros hemos
agradecido ese razgo del compa-
nero, acaso menos obligado que los
otros que nada hicieron en- favor
del querido y admirado DIR. Rodri-
guez Bass6.
Pero, la historic, esa implacable
sonora, Sc encargara en- su dia de
poner las cosas en- su lugar. Los
pueblos que no saben agradecer ell
favor que Sc les hace, demuestran
que estan en- decadencia. Pero, en-
este caso, no Sc debe culpar al
pueblo que ANA y quiere
entrahablemente al DR.. Rodriguez,
sino q sus maudatarios.
Solamente el patri6tico Club
SAN CARLOS, siempre atento a
estas cosas, en- un acto en- que
honrara a varios compatriotas,
puso el nOmbre del doctor Rodri-
guez en- primer lugar y lie otorgo
un Diploma, como reconocimiento
Su labor en- beneficio de la CO.
lectividad, durante mas de Gin
cuenta nos.
OSS uoUCA sc pdcSLO undS
tablillas en- los portales del Club
San Carlos, prohibiendo que ALI
parquearan bicicletas, que todas
las tardes, durante muchos amos
han venido bloqueando material.
mente Ia entrada de las dos off.
cinas ALI instaladas, el Consulado
de Cuba y la de la Comisi6n del
Turismo, siguen los chicos y los
grandes, situando ALI sus bicicie-
tas, como 81 Ia advertencia fijada
en- Ia tablilla y garantizada con
las iniciales de P. d. que demues-
tran ser fijadas por orden Official.
fuera un "evsnte de eomino" al
que no debe de prestarsele min
guna atencion.
Entendemos que la Policia
debiera una de estas tardes.
llevarse al City Hall todas las
bicicletas ALI depositadas, para
obligar \ sus propietarios a res
petar la propiedad agena y las
ordenes oficiales. Ademas, Sc veria
entonces, que la mayoria de esas
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16

hard days work is day of lodging the bill col
lectors.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16
September Is, 1894
(Sunday. No paper)

tSunday. No paper)
X X X
September Is, 1874
Hollon r. Bervaldi, now acting
postmaster, received information
today from Washington that he
had been nominated for postma ster
at Key West.
Mrs. Alvin r. Moore. wife Of
Colonel Moore, who :, is now in
France, left YESTERDAY afternoon
by plane for Miami after spending
four weeks in Key West visiting
her parents, Captain and Mrs
William W. Demeritt.
Nine troops of Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts are expected to par
ticipate in the paper salvage drive
which will begin next Saturday
under plans made at a meeting
held last night in Parish Hall.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-16

Laws passed to be enforced but some people
seem to have forgotten that theory especially as
applies to them.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RENAULT 1949 black sedan; special
top carrier: good cond.; S325. UN
4,aS96 weekdays after pm. i
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion Custom
drive: EXTRA clean: Yours rs, for only
CHEVROLET Co. Seven Corners
IsTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion Q.
door; beautiful gray finish: low
mileage: a real clean; fully & &sgulpppSsSs npSS
CHEVROLET. 1910 Ft. Myer DIR.
ATl.s Va, ia. 2-01s9. Open I'll
IsTUDEfBAKER 81 convert: fun,
equipped; excel. cond.; owner has !.
cars, must sell: Ss95. ia. 7-.440
sTTDEBAKER 1851 Commander VS.
4-dr.: r. and h.. overdrive: real low
mileage; this car carries a writer
kIRk ToToR esas5 g., 1865 GSoS oeorsi'
sTuDEBAkaR ayf, BAi sltsG9. 90 VS. sport coupe n
best possible cond.; reas. price. HE
sTUDEBAKER so Regal de lux,
| Champion 3-door: overdr.. heater
/ dark green finish: Al cond.; $595
!. y6ritten guar: TRIANGLE MOTORS
sTUDEBAkER so Land Cruiser 4-dr
/ equipped with heater and Hydra
Matte drive; $685.. KLOPFER MO
/ TORS. INC. Lincoln Mercury. Fair.
fax Circle; Fairfax. Va. CIR. $1,000
Slide. ~ Champ. 4.dr.' hi Cd
a5lsas sTay ssas eF's Nc Wo eacslsa s7ss
1886 Wis, ave. Open ewes. till 10
/ Sun. till 3. 90
Evening star., 1954-04-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYs AT station wagon; r and h.
o.d., orig. 2-tone maroon. This ca!
is tops in looks and mechanically
S395, $5 dn. WO. 6-97SS. 533t
Wis. ave. Open ewes. till 10. Sun
till 6. 2s
WILLYS 80 panel delivery; in finest
WoLFE MOTORS, 1901 Wis. ave I've
NV. EN-. 3-0142. 80
WILLYS l949 Jeepster: economy
Transportation; SAB. MANHATTAN
AUTO. INC. tKaiserGWillys anc
Ioreign cars), 5th and r sts. NV.
NO. 7-7200. Established 1914.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

,48 2-dr.; beautiful new
paint, peri. tires. radio: runs real
fine; guar. d. C. insp.: $50 dn.,
bal. of $500 on fair terms. RE.
PONTIAC 1884 do uxe "s.' 2-door;
Hydra. r. and b. Immaculate new.
car guarantee. S2.24as FLooD Pom
sss. a. a5 IS .ufs sims G.ds 5ssfsssf
PONTIAC G SO G de luxe 4.dr.: excel.
cond.. LIGHT BLUE, good tires; S1s5
PoNTfHc g Pfss ofifa fa5s &c chieftain s de luxe
IS" 4-dr.: 2-tone green finish with
matching interior; r. and h. This
Sf,s95. KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000
Georgia ave. ia. 9-4s00. =
SOS. TR1ANGIE sedI MOTORS. MOTORS soiG Sa'
PoNTiAC 50 Chieftain "sS de luxe:
in showroom condition; dual range
Hydra-Matic, r. and h.. custom seat
DIVER MoToR co, Dodse-Piym-
outh. 63l2 Ga. ave. NV, TU. 2
PONTIAC AZ streamliner "e" 2-door
glossy black finish with new custom
Qc iuAE scat CuNCTSs IL tlAS EdulU
heater; 1t can be yours for only
$195. STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
INC, 32S9 NJ st. NV. AID. 2-l62S
PONTIAC '53 chieftain de luxe 2-dr.
equipped with radio, heater. ano
blue finish: S1.995. KLoPFER Mo.
TORS, INC. Lincoln Mercury, Fair.
fax Circle, Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-0200
PONTIAC 50 2-door; heater. greer
paint. like new all the way: D. c
inspection guaranteed: 6-month OF
NORTHEAST MOTOR Co, 9Ford' F,Sd'
4400 Benning rd. ne. LU. 4-10ll
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain de luxe So
2-dr. sedan: dark blue finish: full,
equipped: low mileage: one owner
has had the best of care: hard tt
tell from new: see this cream of thi
crop before you buy. 1.995. co
| 9340. 1241 9th st. ne. Gust OF
| Fla. ave.. Open 9 to 9.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
AUTOS cR SALE Cont

PONTIAC 80 sedan delivery: in finest
cbnd. Full price S395. cash or terms.
WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave.
NV. EN-. 3-0142. 80
PONTIAC '46 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
special for today. full price only
SOS. No money down on approved
credit. oTHO WILLIAMS BUICK.
&001 Nichols ave. Sc. -3o
PONTIAC SO custom s-cyl. Catalina:
Hydra.. r. end h. and many other
owner car 81, 395. ARCADE pom
TIAc; 1897 Irving st: NV. AID.
s59o3; 3;esadlso also 846o 14th st. IA niT''
PONTIAC '52 chieftain s-cyl. 2-door
sedan; light blue, Hydra, r. and h. /;
s1o5 81 .als 'sT aRcApR q Sc PoETfAc' sofS1 i4s7
Irving st. NV. AD. 4-Sooe9li ooelo also
PONTIAC '5a Custom s-cyl. Catalina;
s-tone green. Hydra. :. and b; in. in
PoNTIAc. 1887 Irving st. NV, AID.
3-s5oo;o osan also a46o 14th st: "A afW''
PONTIAC '53 s-cyl. cony; coupe:
and h.; has red leather interior and
Wv. tires: company of1cial car:
driven 5000 mi; special at 50. .495
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887 irving s..
sv 4 nw AD RA. t-sS9si sssi7o. also $3.50 -5o Be'n
fSd1AV Poor sedan; as cnsea atone 81 Blue: HYDRA.
5a.is5. aas "A ARCADE est5is' PoNTiAc, I4s7;
Irving st. NV. AD. 4-S50Q: also
3460 14th st. NV. RA. 3-967o.
PONTIAC '54 4-dr; Star Chief
custom: beige: $3.50; n neT3ear Tc1 pUN %aT.
= TIAC, 4aai Conn. ave. Wo. $500
PONTIAC 1854 Catalina hard top;
$2.22S; immaculate: new-car war
PANTY. FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Conn
PONTIAC '64 station wagon; $2,o99:
HOOD PONTIAC. 422l Conn. ave
PONTIAC 81 2-dr.: Hydra. 9799
donn d@msculSte' avs rs Kdo0P ssR0S' E0sTlAc' 4S@'
PONTIAC '54 station wagon de luxe
Hydra, power steering; new-cal
Warranty; So. 500. FLOOD PONTIAC
4321 Conn. ave. WO. 6-S4O0.
PONTIAC 1850 2-dr. sedanette; radio
heater. seat covers. WV. tires
Hght gray finish; q real % nice famil Ean
sS5i at 1M only S745, BiscVve,5 BEEWER M0 We
Nv. Wo. 6-1699. 80
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain de luxe "S''
Z, h.. Hydra-Matic, Wv. tires, 2
tone fin.. lots Of other equip. Sam
as new Sl,805. PENNY MOTORS
1890 r. /. ave. ne LA. $4,000.
PONTIAC SO cnieItain de luxe "s" g.,
standard shift 4-dr.: approx. 4. .3o'
mi: owner will trade for 1g4S q
1850 car to person who VIII TAX
over remaining car payments Gal
, 1954-10-20
Press release
ANNA BRODHURST
{ OUR POPULAR CANDIDATE
by RALPH DE cHABERT
OUR POPULAR CANDIDATE
BY RALPH DE

Statements from the news
papers and the politicians Federal Government.
eoncerning the new ad- It is further being consider
ministration in the Virgin ed the shifting of the Virgin
ts1ands cause the people Of Islands Corporation to the
ST. Croix to look to the future local government, resulting IN
with uncertainty and discour- the loss of the real property
agement. taxes and other taxes now
paid by the Corporation.
in the islands, supported by Governor Alexander IS a
legislative. action, urging fun stranger among US and is not
damental changes in the To- familiar with our problems.
cal government, Washington If our observations are cor
is initiating new conditions, rect, the Governor is working
some OF. which are of far on a well rounded program
reachina consequence to the from Washington-
, 1954-10-20

Anna Brodhurst can do
much to ease the conditions
now menacing ST. Croix. This
is Of moment, The fair treat
ment in legislative action
touching the people of all the
islands and the fair distribu-
ton of pIblic funds require
sound judgement and honest
principles, in giving and in
taking. These are essential.
Anna Brodhurst would not
fail in these sacred duties to
her f%ellowmen, SO that when
her work comes to an end she
will leave her footprints on
the sands of time.
Make II possible by voting
for her on November End.
, 1954-10-20

Let US now select from
among the best material offer
ed as representatives at large.
Anna Brodhurst stands out
among our best. She has the
desire to do what is right
her newspaper, | repeat, is an
unequalled advantage, econo-
asset that could be used to
unequalled advantage, econo-
mically and politically.
Anna Brodhurst, as a citi-
zen discharges her duties as a
civic worker without preju-
dice against any segment Of
our residents. She takes our
Puerto Rican people to her
bosom the same as she does
the natives. She has the friend
" contact with the Ameri-
cans. She understands that
our people, who live together,
and whose interests are enter
Wined must have interests in
common and should enjoy
equal treatment at the hands
Of persons who hold places
of influence in the commIn-
ity.
Anna Brodhurst, as a sena-
tor at large must have an en-
larged interest, extending
throughout the Virgin Islands.
AS a senator at large, she
must and possesses the natural
ability to work with other
people. She will merit their
goodwill, command their res
pect and will carry with her
the old culture inherited from
generations that have passed
, 1954-10-20

people or st. Croix. The re-
moval Of administrative Of
fees to st. Thomas and attend
ing inconvenience to the pub
lie, besides the removal OF
many persons from the pay
rolls of the Government are
serious questions on every
tongue.
Agitation for such funda-
mental changes had been go
ing on for years except that
Washington officials and the
Congress did not give US
what was expected, nor did
we expect an Archie Alexan-
der with a new cabinet to i'm
pose the new conditions.
On the bright side, we have
been promised adequate funds
from internal revenues paid
into the United States
on Virgin Islands products,
E.F
and the islands to defray
a large portion of the expen-
ses incurred hitheto BY the
, 1954-10-20

In agitating for the changes
in the Organic Act it coulG
not be fofeseen- Wh2t I1nita-
tations could be made by i'm
Elemental legislation. In such
legislation the Governor has
the almost final word, but as
time goes on he will develop
a sympathetic understanding,
We in st. Croix have failed
to organize to face the eitua-
ton and we are without recog
nized leaders.
Our present thought should
be the careful selection of per-
sons to represent US in the
new legislature. Such persons
should be, men or women, Of
integrity and otherwise quail
fled.
Mrs. Anna Brodhurst has the
necessary experience, with
love for the island and its
people and has for many years
been fighting courageously
for better conditions at home.
, 1954-10-20

She is well adapted to public
service.
Unfortunately we were salts
fled to have a blighted vision;
we assumed a selfish attitude
lin public affairs and never
considered the need Of unity.
AL Of this made us to be ma
|ligned and regarded by our
continental brothers as spine
less humanity. The fight and
spirit which once characteriz-
ed our people no longer exist,
but let US rise again.
Mrs. Anna Brodhurst is a
forward-looking citizen; With
the backing of the public and
the strong support Of her
newspaper she could 60 for
ward in battle array. AS q
newspaper writer she has the
lspirit for striking against IN
Justice and the endurance for
taking the blows. If, through
lack Of initiative, ability, or
not otherwise fit to go to the
front at least, good citizens
should hold up the arms of
one who is willing to enter
the fight when people Of
strength and character are
needed.
st. Thomas is flooded with
prosperity. The taking over
of our administrative offices
with additional public en-
ployees must increase not
not only the Importance but
the purchasing power Of that
municipality,
ST. Croix needs everything.
We need representatives who
would push for continued ex-
tension Of our airport, who
would encourage retiring resi-
dents from the mainland to
establish homes and furnish
employment to builders and
other workers in the island,
who would encourage the in
crease Of hotel facilities and
the increase of our recreation
al facilities attractive to visit
ors.
Our island needs new mo-
ney. 1t must be found in new
sources. Those sources are on
the mainland. st. Thomas has
discovered those sources.
, 1954-10-20

Our island needs new mo-
ney. It must be found in new
sources. Those sources are on
the mainland. st. Thomas has
discovered those sources.
Let Us seek the assistance
Of those who have the influ-
enGeai1d the contact to bring
new money to st. Croix, as is
done for Puerto Rico other
islands of the West Indies and.
other countries everywhere.
They invite new money and
they succeed in securing it. !
, 1954-03-24
Notice to VeterGns

Veterans Of world War II &
the Korean War are kindly re
quested TO attend 4 meeting
in either Of the following plac-
es at $50 pm.
Frederilxsted Court Room
Thursday. March Is. 1854
Chrisiiansted Court Room
Friday. March 26. 1854
Hon. Herbert H. Haywood
Hon. Ann E.. Abramson