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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
J. N. Bradford. Ethel
Willioms Join
RehousinQ Sfuff

The Rehousing Office has open
ed temporarily at 257 w. Central
Avenue. James N. Bradford. st.
Paul attorney. has been named to
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
White sUpremoeisf Views Hits:
White sUpremoeisf Views Hits.
Africa Stirred By MaIan
Explanation of Program
To Keep Blacks "SIaves"

Cape Town DIR. Daniel f. Malan's explanation of the "a
caI segregation policy of aparthd written the request
an American clergyman has aroused of controversy
South Africa.
In prepared statement to the Rev. John Persma of the
Oakdale Park Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapds
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Crowd On Hund:
crowd On Hund:
Halle @ Brown House
18th Birthday Celebrated
By Over 800 Persons

Over 300 persons braved cement weather Sunday al
ternoon at attend the 25h Anniversary Celebration
and annual meeting of the Halle @ Brown Community House
553 Aurora Avenue
Following the brief business session. Members of the board
of directors introduced They follnMs John
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
Two D0y Sessions,
Two Doy Sessions;
Cities Are Hosts To
Spring Meeting Of 18th
District A.M.E. Church

Six Hundred delegates and guests led by presiding
bishops in Minneapolis this past week attending the
Spring convocaton of the Fourth Episcopal district Of the AE
church held at st Peters AE Wednesday and Thursday May
8 and g.
A crowd of peope damned the main ballroom Of the
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

Extra copies Of this edition are
available. Just send 10 cents In
coin and &c postage for each copy
desired TO SI4 Third Ave. So, Min
neapoiis, Minnesota.
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70 the
o
list st and Fourth Ave s. Minneapolis Seated the photo Bishops Bonner ninth
Wright Philadelphia Hatcher ll includes all
F. OF
o
his Stat
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07
TINE GOOD WIFE

The good wife commandeth her husband
in every equal matter by constantly obey
ing him. II was always observed, that what
the English gained of the French in the
battle by valour, the French regained of
the English in cunning by treaties So II
the husband should chance by his power
in his passion prejudice his wife's right.
she wisely knoweth. by compromising and
complying, TO recover and rectify it again.
Fuller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
AuroMosILEs FOR SALE

NASH Al .4-dr.; r. and h.. recent sc.
S Sf26eS' Re RE- e.ta SSS MOTOR '0''' .''
NASH 81 Rambler Custom station
wagon; radio. heater. Sverdriysi
clean and 1.s original P p+ee
MOToRs. 1901 wisconsin ave. NV
oEF FIN aiSl41 , 9gsn So So s.dr. sed.
radio owh heater sosS *s,s sSnd'; $500
fully fully equipped; $1.7S5. Oh. 6-SSsi'
OLDSMOBILE 1885 2-door sedan;
excel; cond;; $145 or best offer,
'46 cow. coupe; $45
s sfSR AR 1is@ 0'r SsoRo a ss ;6.
o Id Nc az coupe; hydra.
Matte: $l25; PINEY BRANCH MO-
cSE Gss I 3S$ sSssE "ss'
inisS; S aeea.i tires sS' car absoiately
same as new in every way; must be
seen to be appreciated: 81 .595,
$500 down. BELL MOTORS. SOLO
Wis. ave-, WO. $4,000. IA
OLDSMOBILE 1853 Holiday 49,"
power steering, brakes. all extras
cost COST ss,7 sii forced to sell. S.. $50
Accept trade. Pvt. owner. ia; O.
o iGSSi AZ cow. "se": hydra.
r. and h., Wv. tires; In excel
running cond.: responsible party car
o ai6sRs Riaymf 81 ISL asst
with white top. radio. heater. hydra.
matic;, WV. tires; q very f,n Ys,I cal
CADILLAC -oLDsMoBiIE CO., l32:
22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000. Closed
o iIqnSMaySin 81 "ss" Holiday: r
and b; low mileage; Sl.I95. tn
oLbsMoB1LE Al 4-dr. sedan; sood
running cond.; $3.50 or best offer
o Af' ai5sfGi 1883 Holiday "ss"
leather interior; Wv. tires. r. ane
autronic eye: will consider smaller
car in trade. Price. $3.50. LII
oLDsM0BME-Nice and clean. good
transp. ooS Come and drive it; Sl45
oLnDsMoB1IE 40 "ss" de luxe Sc.
danette; beautiful robin blue. radio
heater. hydramatic drive. many othel
ave. Ar NV. EN-. Sol a. open io.4
OLDS '3S 2-dr. sedan; heater; look'
and runs fine; excel. transp.; 500
OLDs 81 "9s" 4-dr. Holiday; r. anc
h.: very clean; $4,000 mi; s1.2a5
JU. S-9076.
oLDsMOBILE 1853 "as" Holida!
coupe: steal at -$2.595. Also VI
to $500 of on 1854. JU. 7-534t
bet 10 and 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
4 AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PACKARD 81 300" 4-dr. sedan; =
new one; 81. 675.. FOLLIN'e
PACKARD. College Park. Md. UN'
PAG 1SGI 80 1900" 4-dr. sedan dan; r.
sold and serviced BY us, carries new
ar guarantee; Sl.006. FOLL1N'e
PACKARD. College Park. Nd. uN.
P1Ac1RSAIRD 40 Clipper: low mileage aa
B ST. car EM s4 Si.s sssh. No dealers
PACKARD '4S Cdr; r. and h.. new
owner. S4s5. u. 7.esas. ia '
PACKARD 1860 De luxe 4-dr; r. and
h.. WV. tires: In Al cond.: $4,000
miles; $75 cash dn., $40 mo-, or
1915 cash. OIL. 2-4274. IA
PLYMOUTH AZ de luxe 2-dr. sedan
Can e. a.'e5iSsC. ev sSn''"' "a
dan; black finish: good appearance
ana o, ddep pend. S426. Call Ii.
pL iaaSS a1ief II p club cpe.; r.. h.;
$4,000 mi; immed. sale imperttive,
1895. 1901 Allison st. NV. 14s
PLYMOUTH 1858 Cranbrook 4-dr.
black finish. Wv. tires. radio. 1900
miles; excel. cond.; owner leaving
3-4SOS. ask for SANCHEZ. IA
PLYMOUTH ~ Special de luxe T.
door: I. and h. orig. black, Just had
motor overhaul: Sse5. MORRIS-
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave. NV. RIA.
6-1l22. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NC SEC, 2 host Of extras in super
CHARGER. Big valve, vertex magnetic.
E !FH SaAk radio SiS6pS ste c slSS 4d Tp
sSSS5ss s Dai. : e. zisa vas w.: XII s.
MGTD, new 1o54s, s1.ss5: Morris
Minor. new ohv.. 40 m:p.g:. 4.pass::
s sSSRR1sS+t tslsl 6sfs e. soR zlsa
MOSRiRfs 1858 l-dr. sedan; latest
$500 mi; price new, $i,6so; sell
saf JOE NE HE1s Hsi;smsnss 15 e Jeal
son Davis hwy. Arl., Va" OF. 4
NASH 81 Country club 2-dr. custom
rambler; 2-tone, gray bottom, green
top. extra kit; on back. r. and h..
low mileage. IKE new: TIME MO-
i TORS s.7$ s14s Bladensburs I'd. ne
NASH Isl statesman 4-doos sedan:
fully equip. low mileage; $685.. can
arrange to finance with small down
P TsSa nj. E ETC Be A ggS SALES
NASH 80 Statesman Super, 2-door,
heater. ovedr., beautiful dark green.
clean, economical, excel. cond.
IN q LsSGs By oris. owner. S5a6.
Nash 1915 l-dr. Super 5000: r; and
THACKER MOTORS. Finer Cars a,
NE. La. $3.50.
NASH 1859 Rambler hard top; r. and
h., Cd: l owner; ST ,095. THACKEH
MOTORS. Finer Cars at Lower
s sIsaSsSi 18th and R. l. ave. n'''' LA
NASH so 4-door; r. and h.. auto
trans hAAMf O.fnnn h1Ma AniSh
HoYLE MoToR SALES. i7i7 r. I.
ave. ne, DU. $4,000. lie
NASH SO 4-door; 2-tone blue; twin
b5eds. Weathereye heater, overdriye;
81 e45 AIExAN MStstsn NASH satah 14ei
$3.50. ewes. till o pm. Closed
NASH 80 Statesman 4-door: heater
overdrive: orisinal c-tone fnish;
very clean; low mileage; one owner;
pfcea at ssas WasELES sDefiNs c'
.47OS). $500 Wisconsin ave. -l5
NASH ~ 4-dr. Super ramb.: r., h
and and o.d,i excel e d,e eend.; sa96 or hes,
Nash ASH ~ r. super oS!c 1900" 4-dr.. radio
last long al this low price price. SIPS sNa
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Eord Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV.
NASH 1949 Ambassador Custom
h.. overdriye: beautiful; S645
CAPITOL GARAGE. Chrysler-Ply-
mouth, 1890 N. Y. ave. ST. 3-91OO
NASH 81 Statesman custom: hydra.
matte, y. and h.. air-cond.: perfect
up notes. UN. 4-S641.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 40 black 4-dr.: terms,
$40: Other cars In same price range
PNEY BRANCH MOTORS. JU. e.
PLiY&2oUTH 81 cranbrook 4-dosor;
green; immaculate; from private
owner. $975 or best offer; you may
finance by taking over my payments.
Call XII. S-2063 or XII. S-0046. lib
PLYMOUTH 1853, one owner. ex-cab;
excellent condition, used little; $685..
Call JU. 8-3140. lis
PLYMOUTH 40; good transp.; r. and
h.; must sell; best offer. EN-. 3-4342.
PLYMOUTH so conv.: r. and h., red
body. black top, excel. cond.. low
down payment. TIME MOTORS.
214S Bladensburg I'd. ne. LA: g.
PLYMoUTHs 1854 all models; big
discount: $295 down, bal. I'm.
through local banks. For further
information phone Laurel 922. ID
PLYMOTrIH 40 4-dr. sedan: 1-owner
driven. To settle estate. Best offer
&C GonSidersd ~. .7;6936. Ia
h: good running cond.. new seat
covers SOS. AP. 7-3640. Ia
PLYMOUTH so 4-door Cranbrook
sedan; excel. cond.. one-owner; low
mileage, $1.050. ia. 1902. -15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALG I

Hsdra 500 -d ssG ssasn excs spe
seun' rs. must Sac ssst oE 1885,
Obs fiSsi1 1s5o "ss" 2-dr.: hydrom na
esa,s ao only hs ss4S a $685.
OLDS. 81 "98" Holiday coupe: r.
and h.. hydra, beaut. 2-tone green
ao iyxsri MoTo ear st fGT only 14e9
o Sxe 81 81 "ssS 9 H ydSsooi a-dr sedan;
r. and h.. excel. cond. TIME MO-
TORS, -o gi4s Biadensburs I'd. ne.
Obs II; 0 81 Holiday 4.dr. sedan; radio
Mhir!s ss $i'46o. '' no. S a.e5 sHS
Obs Ids i94i s "ss" conv.; r. and h.. fog
lights. window washer, 4 new tires;
$t59 or best offer; terms. ia. B.
oIDs IDS 81 super .ss" sony; I, SHARP
TTiSs s; s Is:s1s KIoPEES ,%oToSs.
oIps rs va a7ss nc club sedan; r. and
dn.; full price, S395. IA. S-7144.
OLDS. 1859 conv. "98"::. light green
nnlSn; new black TOD; all-leather IN
terror; power steering;, Autronic
t aSs WV LHv1s s1ess a %ofhoRs y IA
Florida ave. ne. Elk. 1882. open
Obs Ii III llsSSi "es" 4-dr sedan al tar.
quoise black finish r. and h.: .Hy-
INGSTON MOTORS. 1913 Florida
ave- ne. Elk. 3-2S22. Open 1O
PACKARD 81 1900" 4-door: ultra.
matte, r. and h.. excellent light green
finish. with w.-s.-w. tires: motor has
PARKWAY FoRD. 1851 M st. NV
AAp. 2-ois6. Open to Q. Sat
PACKARD '52 series 1900" 4-door
sedan: light green; equip. with u
tramatic, r. and h.; extremely we'll
kept car. one owner: carries new
car guar: 81 .595. ARCADE Pom
TIAC. 1897 irving st. NV. AID. f.
$500: also 3460 14th st. NV. RA.
3-9670. -15
PACKARD 1947 6-cyl. taxi; Lincoln
colors; now working; no cash down
| SIS per wk. Can be bought for $3.50
on good cred. Must sell. RIA. $4,000
CONVERTIBLE Packard, 40: cream
| colored: $4,000 mi; Imam owner
leaving country: will sacrifice for
$500 AID 2-72SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 80 2-dr. deluxe, Ss95
KLOPFER MOTORS, INC, Lincoln
MGsrcur3y so Fairfax Cir. Fairfax, Va
PLYMOUTH '52 Cranbrook sedan;
excel cond., low mileage, equipped
Good rubber. S995. NO. 7-9442.
PLYMOUTH '53 cranbrook; Hydrive
2.O0y miles showroom cond.: equip,
Sl'650. Private owner. ia. $4,000,
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-dr, Cranbrook
blue sedan: l owner, only 1O,55O
miles perfect condition. 5 splendid
tires seat covers, new condition
heater; $1,000 cash only. H. T.
TATE. 2039 New Hamp. ave. NV,
Apt. 706. DE. 2-0764. Ia
PLYMOUTH so Suburban, with r
and h. This is Plymouth's "all.
steel" wagon at q real price. SS95
PARKWAY FORD. 3O51 M st. NV
AR 2-o1s6. Open to o. Sat
PLYMOUTH 1e41: S155. JU. salts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

r. and h.. MePc-o-Matic. lisht.tSrn.
one owner (diplomat). leaving coun;;
try. CO. $4,000: Sat. Afternoon. and
M sSR;; Eq' ee55GG4793 Par; r and l4 h.,
fender skirts; Merc-O- Matte. S1,046.
PINEY BRANCH MOTORS, ~.
MERtcST nb 80 Club coupe: like new.
It e fp this sIs Price a o Of s7ss: W OUT ut.
fssnd RRk tsk Ss5R' Cos esn 4o6 1p'as
M hES Oily "a ss 0-4 Monterey station
finish: in excel. cond: tSroughout:
FER MOTORS. INC. LINCOLN
MaRcJRY leah Sai5tax cir Fairfax va
MERCURY 50 custom 4-dr.: r, h.,
sTesH So KLoprE ssf aoT tSlsss
INC INC ra4iSs Va s Sastst
MERCURY so Club coupe: s6s5.
HOPPER MOTORS, INC, LINCOLN
MERCURY. Fsir 1ISa cir. Fairfax
MERCTRY 70 Station wagon; r; and
h. excel. one-owner car, ideal for
Mcneil NJ: II !sstqSSss s. 1904 wis.
M fEs; EMi 1855 1855 ADJ: equipped;
SALES 81 o5 55$$s N. Moore St. ATl." Va.
MERCURY $50 Hardtop Sports Coupe;
Sia ssG nsslo Ossuf5Sl P sisR:
:-0is5. open 3 to 8. Sat. TIL 6.
MERCURY 81 club coupe: r. and
R e. d S MoyTo ees sh1E spiy 17s SseS
M MGS5f f. 1857 M xa spols ep.
$685.; terms: LIVINGSTON NO.
TORS. 1913 Florida ave. ne. Elk
NJ. 6. I'd; 0p $4,000 90 mi miles IS tires and
tonneau cover new; $1,000. 10
nj. ' 6. roadster. 1850; only ss75
NJ Tl G.s. -' 81: loaded with extras; far
above average in appearance and
performance; S9a5; 81. exceptional
other one-owner foreign make cars
to select from; MANHATTAN auto
WHY'S. Austin. Heaiy sports Car
Austin Of England. Morris and M. G.
Both sides OF 9TH and r SITS. NV.
ny rnS,, ssta RE eev NV nv lo.s
your gain; ST 1875; AZ bank rate t
responsible owner. MR.. CALLAN
LA. 6-2262.
d. G. 1854 (new): delivered. $1,995
Morris 1884 (new). 2-dr.; delivered
Cess heater), S1,445. MANHATTAN
A.. AgT9 ovl kfis o S1aAc6. 9TH .nd
MG. 1852; 2-tone paint. low mileage
! owner; S1.095. THACKER MO.
TORS. Finer Cars at Lower Prices
18th and r. l. ave. ne. LA. o-6530
MG.'S-New, "a. S1,995: also 8 usec
for $3.50. JACK PRY. 14th and P
1'In our 30nd wear"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
AUroMosILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTHs, "a. Three to choose
Belvederes. All have less than sc
miles. Save $500 from new-cal
purchase price. Cash. trade OF
ute delivery, no red tape: bank
RnSnSipE Mo12ops approved orS credit I,
3rd and K SITS. NV. Open all day
Sunday til pm. RE. 1880
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-dr.: black. h. anc
defrcster; good cond. Call 10
S-2176. IA
PLYMOUTH SO Cranbrook club cpe.
T.. and h.: Wv. tires; Hydrive;
10000 miles: spare tire never used;
Sl.595. MCNEIL (Studebaker). 4034
Wis. ave. EN-. 3-72S6.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

olic church. He just likes to
sing.
Mr.. Denny used to skip
school to hang around the old
BelaSco and Bijou TheaterS
and wangle juvenile parts
with famous old-time actors.
He studied at Boston Con-
servatory of Dramatic Art and
Voice and became a lion
tanner. At one time, he owned
a Greenwich Village restau-
rant, was a staff artist on
radio station KNOX in st.
Louis and did vaudeville stints
all over the country. Last
summer, on his vacation, he
played at the Putnam County
Playhouse in Mahopac, N. Y.
He also has performed with
the Falls Church Community
Theater, the Drama Work.
shop and the Food and Agri-
culture Organization of the
U. N.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

during World War II. It
turned out the man was a
German who had Sneaked
into the country. His accent
made me suspicious" Mr..
Denny explains.
There was the international
bad-check artist who couldn't
walk. Mr.. Denny carried her
bodily in and out Of the parole
Office on her visits.
Then there was the home
less old woman who had
signed a contract with a
crooked real estate man and
somehow landed in front Of
Mr.. Denny'S desk. He called
the Real Estate Commission.
Now she brings him fruit for
saving her home.
Mr.. Denny sings in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church choir, in a synagogue,
for charity and birthday
parties, and for his own Cath
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-09
Howardsville

H w Bryant, worshipful mas
ter of George Lodge No. 80 r.
and A NJ. and several members
Of the Lodge are planning 10 at
tend the annual session OF the
Grand Lodge in Richmond. Feb
tuafy Z through the 10th
The Beesville Home DemonStra-
Ion Club sponsor the March 0i
Dimes drive IN this section Of
Buckingham County Officers clct-
led for 1854 la the Eeesviile II .
Club are. Mrs. f. w. Snoddy
president. Mrs. r. r Snoddy, vice
president. Mrs Buford Adcock
secretary and treasurer: Mrs
John Crews, program chairman;
Mrs James Snoddy. health and
Welfare chairman. prophet Lead
mony; Mrs f. w. Snoddy. max
ne picture frames: Mrs. William
Miller. sewing machine attach
lnentS Mrs L. l.. Miles. care aAlu
use Of new fabrics. Mrs Odall
Ragland. table linen and setting
Mrs. Marion Martin. Virginia corn
meal dishes, Mrs Garnettt ADJ
ans, uses OF apples
Vernon Hurt and II f. Fcnmlck
collected ior The March Of Dimes
and Mothers Maich-on-Polio III
The IfoWardSVIlle vicinity
Mrs. c. c. Clements and duugh-
ter Virginia Clements were IN
Charlottesville shopping on FRI
day
L. b Bryant, agent operator,
has returned to his work here at
ter being of for few days. MIS-.
H. ". Nelson is relief operator
Miss Edmonia Gilmer enter
tain at Sunday dinner at her home
LNarth near here Her guests
were Miss Lila Hancock, Mrs
w. G. Putney and Walker Gilmer.
Of Charlottesville, .arfd Miss -Saily
Brady. Of HowardSville
Nh. and Mrs Kenneth Carroll
pf Schuyler. and Mrs Annie l..
Goolsby. spent Saturday morning
in Charlottesville.
Dr Margaret Noting and Miss
Courtney IRVING Of Richmond
spent the week end at their home
on Kings Hill
Nh and Mrs William Burchel
and Mr., and MIS-. w L. Burcher
were attending TO business in Lov-
ingston on Monday.
Regular Sunday afternoon serv-
ices We're held at the Methodist
Church here last Sunday by the
pastor. Rev E j Nottingham
III. It was decided that those
s''"'"" in the choir would meet
at 2:30 p m, for a half hour choir
practice, prior to the service at
D. m.
Miss Claudine Wilkerson. of
Schuyler. visited Miss Dorothy
Brown, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Coblos
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-09

INA son rlcnara Coops OF MAID
III visited Relatives mere s.irdas
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bryant
of Hopewell, spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Brown.
Fl. E. Fenwick is soliciting donors
for the Bloodmobile. which viii:
visit Scottsv.lle from 1890 a. m.
10 4.30 p IN at the Scottsyillf
! Methodist Church. Wednesday
February 10
| Miss Barbara Thompson and
/ CALVIN Ripley. Of AleNanlilia
spent a few days last, week with
( Mr. and Mrs w. T Ripley They
returned TO Aie%allrIa Saturday
! night.
Georqe Ripley spent last week
end in Richmond with friends
and also visited his grandparents
Mr.. and MIS- Hunter F. Fen
wick.
WI. stllN AVA . A|ftsAeAo SAc' .'A~t
of Richmond with Mrs w q.
lib 5leg 81 W'aimlnstrr were visit
OILS III the home 81 Mr. and Mrs
4, y. Omohundro this week.
Mis-. john Miller Of Qlenmore.
who has passed her nineiieth
birthday. fell recently and tnjur-
ed her hip. She lives With her
daughter MIS-. Frances Hal1is.
Joe Londelee. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Londerec has vol
uhteercd lor service IN the u. s.
MaIllie@
MI. and MIS- f. Grady Coying :
ton VIII leave the FIRST OF the week
for a visit OF several weeks to rel
atiyes in Mississippi, returning
home some time in March.
Mrs. E. Grady Covington, with
Mrs r. V. ,Krouse and Mrs. John
4 Glass, Of Scottsyille. attended a
/ Flower Show Judging School at
Pennington, near Charlottesville
4 this week. representing the Fair
/ haven Garden CLUB.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-02-09
Knoxville

Mrs. Rush received a message
last week OF the death OF her old
est sister, who lived at Charles
ton. w Va. On account OF i'll
ness, she was unable to attend
the funeral.
Mrs. Harold Coleman spent
Saturday shopping at Farmville.
Miss Ruby Gillispie and Mrs. j.
E Ransom were overnight guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Goodwin, at
Scottsville, recently Nh. Goodwin
is a patient at University Hos
pital, Charlottesville.
John Word. has been i'll at his
home since Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f Coleman
of Farmville, visited Mrs w L
Robertson. at Arcanum, Sunday
and also visited Mrs. A f. Cole
man. of this place. Mr and Mrs.
D. V. Coleman visited in the
same home Saturday evening
, 1954-09-09
New Low Offers
More Aid to Virgin
Islunds Fdlmilies

The sweeping new amend
ments to the SoiaI Security
Act, signed into law Septem-
Der ! by President Eisenhow-
er will affect every family in
the Virgin Islands, according
to Charles P. Weikel, District
Manager Of the Social Secur-
ity Administration.
The protection of old-age &
survivors insurance is now ex
tended to 9 out Of 10 families
in the community, Mr.. Weike1
said, land the benefit pay
ments, not only to future bene
ficiaries but also to those now
on the rolls, have substantial
" increased
For example. under the old
law, about 2O9 beneficiaries in
the Virgin Islands are due to
receive checks early this
month for the month of Aug
list, amounting to S5.430. In
, 1954-09-09
Enrolment
Reaches 1927; Is
are Wur Veterdns

Enrolment at the end of
the second day reached a peak
Of 1927. Of this total 10 were
War Veterans. It is expected
that by the end of this week
many more will be added.
The Christiansted High
School had a total of 400; Fred
eriksted Junior High 1O3;
Frederiksted Grammar 295;
Diamond Rural 125; Peters.
Rest Rural u; La Grande
Princesse III; Slob Rural Isl;
Christiansted Grammar 625 &
La Vallee Rural 26.
, 1954-09-09
Secretary 81 Labor
Says Discrimination
is Wdste Of MunpoWr

Secretary Of Labor James
Mitchell addressing a conven-
ton Of the National Urban
League in Pittsburgh on Tues
day, said that the United
States cannot afford the waste
of racial discrimination.
This is the most powerful
nation on earth and has much
of the worlds wealth, he said,
but we have not such great
numbers Of workers in this
country that we can afford to
.squander one single human
being.
, 1954-09-09
Attorney Mdas to
Attend Judicial Conf.
in New Jersey Sept. 8

Attorney David Mas of the
law firm of Mas and Bailey,
with headquarters in st. Tho
mas, left on Tuesday Of this
week for the mainland. He
will go to New Jersey to at
tend the Judicial Conference
as a delegate from the Virgin
Islands. He was appointed by
Judge Herman E. Moore who
is also attending the confer
ence.
1t is the 18th Annual Judi
cial Conference of the Third
judicial Circuit of the United
States, which Mr.. Mas will
be attending for the second
consecutive year.
A representative from the
Attorney Generals office will
address the gathering also a
professor from the Univers-
ity Of Pennsylvania Law
school on the proposed legis-
lation on wire tapping.
The conference opened on
Tuesday and ends today.
, 1954-09-09
Communist Chino
Mobilizing for Attuck
on Formosd

Reports from the mainland
indicate that the Chinese com
munists are building up for
an assault on and possibly in
vasion of the Nationalist-held
Island Of Formosa.
United States Defense Off
Gals no longer scott at the pos
sibility of an invasion attempt
but have noted that the Com
munists have been pulling
large numbers of troops out
Korea and many have appear
cd in the area facing Formosa
In the meantime the Nation
alist fighter planes continue
their attacks on the Commun
lists.
President Eisenhower has
summoned a meeting Of the
United States Security Coun
eli for Sunday at Denver,
Iowa.
, 1954-09-09

Joseph Amir (ightl is one Of eleven Israeli workers learning new
Skills and techniqueS in selected industries in Sweden under the
WOrker-trainee program Of the International Labor Organization, a
specialized agency associated with the United Nations. A total of
30 Israeli skilled workers and fOremen have been sent abroad by the
HO for training in the metal trades, iron and Steel ceramics, engineer
ing and shipbuilding industries, among others. In the above pho
tOgraph, Gustaf Hanson checks the work of trainee Amir on a meas
nring gauge in a cash register manufacturing plant near Stockholm.
, 1954-09-09
Grdce Sporks. Adm.
TO the Govt. SecY
Released from Serv.

Mrs. Grace Sparks, Admins
ftrative Assistant to the Gov
Secretary, was re-
leased from the service on
Tuesday Of this week. Action
was taken following are COM
mendation of the Interior De
|partment which declared the
post to be a sensitive one. Mrs.
Sparks, who was appointed
by former Governor Morris F.
de Castro, has been with the
government for several years.
1t is rumored that Frederick
Esannason, who was once adj
ministrative assistant to the
Government Secretary and la
ter Governor de Castro's per-
sonal secretary, may be select
ed for the post. He is now Sc
cretary to the Commissioners
Of Social Welfare.
F lE#r
, 1954-09-09

comparison, their September
checks, to be delivered early
in October, and reflecting the
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