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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-02-27

my cup runneth over.
10. ! shall not want anything
in this life for surely goodness
and mercy shall follow me all the
days of my life" !!
IL. / shall not want anything in
eternity because Il shall dwell in
the House of the Lord forever"
So just look at the Good Shep-
herd in the New Testament.
l am the Good Shepher. John 10:
Ill.
l. l shall not want rest Come
unto me all We that labor and are
heavy laden, and l will give you
rest" Matt. 1923.
2. / shall not want drink: ''If any
man thirst. Let him come unto me
and drink" John 7:37.
8. l shall not want forgiveness.
THE So nof Man has power on
earth to forgive sin. Matt. 9:6.
4. / shall not want guidance
Il am the way, the truth and the
life" John 1915.
S. I shall not want companion
ship. 10. am with you alway".
Matt. 1920.
6. l shall not want comfort. He
the Father, shall give you another
comforter" John 14l6.
7. l shall not want food. II am
the bread of life; he that cometh
to me shall never hunger"
| 8. / shall not want joy. ''That
my joy might remain in you and
that your, joy might be FULL
9. I shall not want anything.
whatsoever We shall ask the Father
in my name, He. shall give you."
10. / shall not want anything in
this life. Seek We first the kingdom
of God and his Righteousness and
all these things shall be added UNI
to you" Matt 6:33.
| IL. I shall not want anything in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-02-27
Greenwood News
BY Rev. John Coates

S. S. Lesson: The Good Shepherd.
John 10. Over the centuries, the
Jews had been mostly a pastoral
people. From Abraham to Jesus,
the Jews knew of the life and activ-
tiles of Shepherds. Thus, how IL
Eliminating is each of the illustra-
tons the Master employed to help
us grasp all that He should mean
at this time to us and later, to the
whole world of mankind.
Through the eye of faith and the
inspiration of the Holy Spirit, David
saw and very neatly explained the
Good Shepherd in the 23rd Psalm.
There is enough in the 23rd Psalm
to save the whole world if one
should open his eyes, ears and
heart and receive it. Note carefully
the security:
/. / shall not want rest.
He maketh me to lie down in
green pastures.
z. shall not want drink. He
leadeth me beside the still waters.
8. | shall not want forgiveness.
He restoreth my soul.
4. / shall not want guidance. He
leadeth me in the paths of right
eousness for His name sake.
5. ! shall not want for compan-
ionship. Yea, though 1 walk thru
the valley and the shadow of death,
thou art with me.
6. / shall not want comfort Thy
rod and thy staff they comfort me.
Z. l shall not want food. Thou
prepareth a table before me in
the presence of mine enemies.
8. ! shall not want joy. Thou
anointest my head with oil.
! shall not want anything. For
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-02-27
Elevator To BE Ready
For This Years Corn

The charter for the Scott Coun-
ty Grain Elevator was issued this
week and investors subscribed more
stock than necessary to begin oper-
,ations. The elevator, project of
the Chamber of Commerce, will be
constructed at Forest in time to
purchase yellow corn from this
years crop. The corn will be bought
on current market prices and then
shelled and dried for resale to
feed dealers, who now import up
to ten thousand bushels of corn a
week for use in chicken feed.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1954-02-27

venly calling. and two later, those
who are restored to life on earth.
Read Matt. 25--31-46, the sheep
there in are those who will be re-
stored to kingdom of the earth,
given to Adam but forfeited by sin.
Thus we have the heavenly group
and the earthly group.
He that hath eyes. let him see
and ears, let him hear, and clean
heart let him understand. But there
are some who will always be blind,
deaf and dumb.
Evening star., 1954-10-23

ceiling, linoleum and curtains?
We prefer pastel shades to bright
colors.
Answer-Paint the upper walls
and ceiling of your kitchen light
blue, get the linoleum in a soft
shade of rose and the curtains in
pink-and-white checked ging-
ham.
QuestiOn-We would like to
refurnish our living room but
have no idea what colors to use
with the rug which has pattern
of pink roses on a black back
ground. Will you help us to
select colors for the walls, drap-
cries and upholstered pieces?
Answer-For the walls of your
living room I suggest pink; for
the draperies, turquoise; for the
upholstered pieces, turquoise,
rose, wine and gray.
(Reelased by
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.)
Evening star., 1954-10-23

white. We intend to use our pres
ent living room furniture here,
also an old upright piano. The
sofa, for which have green
slip cover, is gray. a lounge chair
is green and the tables and a
rocking chair are maple. There
is also a small wing chair that
I would like to have slip-covered.
We will put asphalt tile on the
floor, what color would you Sug-
gest? The three windows are
the conventional small. high
basement type, could you give
us an idea for curtains? Also,
what would be a good color for
the wing chair slip cover?
Answer-Asphalt tile in terra
Gotta would be a good selection
for the floor of your basement
room. A simple cotton plaid in
brown and yellow would be good
for the curtains and for the wing
chair slip cover. I suggest an
all-over provincial print in green,
black, yellow and rust.
Question: would like some
advice on adding some finishing
touches to my 17-year-old
daughters bedroom. The walls
are painted a soft shade of yell
low and the furniture is maple.
What colorS would you suggest
for the rugs, bed cover and dra-
peries? I would like colors that
will brighten up the room. The
room opens into a hall that is
painted green.
Answer - Bright red cotton
rugs will add a CHEEKY note to
your daughters bedroom as will
vari-colored patchwork quilt
with a yellow dust ruffie for the
bed cover. The same shade of
green as the hall walls would
be a good color for the dra-
perieS.
QuestiOn-If paint the wood
work in my living room gray,
would it be in bad taste to paint
Evening star., 1954-10-23

the risers and bannister Of a
stairway opening into the room
the same color, or must they
be painted the conventional
ivory?
Answer-By all means paint
the risers and bannister OF the
open stairway in your living room
gray to match the woodwork.
Doing this will give the room
more unified look and there is
no set rule about painting them
ivory.
Questi0n-We are in the proc
ess of redecoration our kitchen
and just can't seem to decide
how to finish it. So far the wall
tile is gray with rose trim, the
woodwork and cabinets are
white, the counter tops, pink and
the breakfast set is blue and
gray. Will you please suggest
colors for the upper walls and
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Proper Lighting Con Sharpen Homes Decor
By Betty Lenohon

Good lighting is something one
hears a great deal about, but 1t
Is surprising how many house,.
holders fail to apply its princi-
Piles to their own dwellings.
A special reason is not required
to check into the lighting Of your
home, but right now there is an
excellent one on hand. This Is
the year Of electric lights Dia-
mond Jubilee-the 18th anniver-
sary of Thomas Edison's inven-
ton of the practical incandescent
lamp.
The remarkable advances in
home illumination in that time
are brought into sharp focus by
considering the typical living
room of IS years ago. Kerosene
lamps at that time had been re-
placed by gas lights, which.
judged by the standards of the
time, were vast improvement.
But gas odors, Pickering light
and unsightly fixtures added up
to lighting that left much to be
desired.
Today's up-to-date, scientifi-
cally lit living rooms provide
quite a contrast. Developments
In indirect lighting, lamp bulb
quality and modern lamps and
fixtures enable one to achieve
wonders with light.
Unfortunately, many home
makers fail to take full advan-
tage of the possibilities for i'm
proving their own living room
lighting conditions.
Very often, brighter illumin-
alton and less eyestrain can be
achieved rather easily. For in
stance, one can make lamps de-
liver much more light where
needed-for sewing, reading or
other eye work-by moving them
closer to the area they are in
tended to illuminate.
Placing a floor lamp one foot
instead of three or four feet away
from an easy chair, for example,
can triple the amount of light to
read or work by.
Another simple way to better
lighting is to keep lamps clear
of dust and dirt. Twice as much
light may be forthcoming from
table lamp, for example, after
the glass inclosing the bowl and
the bulb and shade are we'll
cleaned and busted. Be sure to-
include lamps in the regular
cleaning schedule.
In the quest for decorative
effects. quite often homemakers
compromise with adequate light
ing. Try to observe the general
practice of providing lamps at
either end of the sofa and an
efficient lamp by each chair in
the room. Supplement these as
reading and work habits require,
but do not be handicapped by
inferior light.
Lamp manufacturers, qualified
decorators and local utility COM
panies are excellent sources of
information on good home light
ing. They will supply help and
advice on the type of lighting
and the quantity that is essen
tial to comfort and efficiency.
Questions and Answers.
Questi0n-We are finishing a
room in our basement which will
be L-shaped. The walls will be
knotty pine and the ceiling,
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Homemade Brush

A handy brush can be made
easily with q piece Of clothes
line forced through q wood block,
Bore a A-inch hole through
a 6-inch length Of A-inch
square stock. Taper one end and
insert rope. After applying glue,
lubricants or paint, cut OF the
used end and push through a
fresh portion of rope.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
"A Use for Steel Wool

The layer Of soft chalky ma
terial that "dusts" some con-
crete floors can often be re-
moved with steel wool. The floor
should then be thoroughly
cleaned as treated with a hard
ener such as sodium silicate or
zinc sulphate.
Evening star., 1954-10-23

Question-We are finishing a
room in our basement which will
be L-shaped. The walls will be
knotty pine and the ceiling,
Evening star., 1954-05-11

@ 9stfe: Kitchen ana bath; So ss7 50;
s:S' sTkUsTioE 81 sisS3s ga i6as Vermont ss" sS:
COLORED-S1e 3rd ST. s.W.-2
rms; kit. and toilet. $22 so. RAY
M0Np y Q sT R. SlSa RSUlPSRaERT. 1917 18th st.
coLoRED-sss AckER ST, NE
r: RUPPERT. io17 7th st. NV.
ST. 3-S4S4. Iii
COLORED-lO1S sth ST. N.W.-1
rrm.. .efic. kit. and bath. S62. so.
Also 2 rms. enc. kit. and bath. S75.
RAYMOND RUPERT. l0I7 9TH
st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4. Iii
COLORED-114O 4th ST. NE.
rms, kit. and bath, sun porch and
einsd5s; eI1epsp TedqceS to S7o. RAYMOND
COLORED-1 RM., XII. and semi
bath Ynfurn., 1905 T st. NV. DE.
COLORED - EXCEPTIONALLY nice
bedrm. apt, avail. now, Lge living
rm.., modern Pullman kit, and full
tiled bath 500 You st. NV. S77,: so.
s1mhF al u: aR int ne with sac.ps tu H. E
See jsnitor or sHANNoN a LUCHs
CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
CoLORED-17sa T ST. NW.Lsrd
Rss shsrs 46 6ath. ta..7is99 ss9 mo. Adult couple.
CObORED-2 RMS. kit. bath. hall,
screened rear porch; empl cple. Apt.
BLDG; AZ M st. NV. Apt. 4. No.
rnI ohRyE;n-sa,a 1a,h Ct VIZ II
pine: pvt. entrs. front and rear:
utils. furn.; no children. RA. 6-6655.
COLoRED-1s5O EMERALD ST. NE.
55p. kAYmoSP *. 10S Psaie ESsSFkT FsSPfia F.
CoIoKED&a4ni" b ni"i 10th 81. Sc s.E.-very
nice nice 2.rm:. kitchen and bath apt,
COLORED-24ls 18th ST. NV
and bath; $45 mo, incl. heat and
hot water; See ianitor on premises
dinette. and living room, front and
utils. $50 18th St. ne, Just Oh
Sheriff rd. Good transp. and close
to Mimi. ave. shopping district.
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.. 1905 H
cSESEED6iSs SE%EE DfeoR%4Ep. stf ST. Lifs: Miw' /
rm., Kit. and bath. S62 so mo-, incl.
all utils; New. refrigerators and
stoves; See janitor on premises or
coI eSll NE NE; $500; :... CT .
cSaGREDxsi SedpRs iiy' r@ S4th kis' ST. and bath
$67 so mo; gas heat. see tenant at
COLORED-LIV. RIM. kit, bedrm,
pvt. bath; $57 mo-, all utils. furn.
624 G st. ne. HE. 4-3919. Open.
COLoRED-APARTMENTs-2 rms,
New York ave. NV. 1913. T St. NV.
314 End st. ne. See ianitors or
CoEoREDHs16 EASTERN AVE. ne.
7etar oedrm sDtS VIM ney y PsEssE4q Sldg Etfh
6l0l Dix st. ne. WA. 7-1121, LU.
CoIoRRiED-e RMS. kit. and bath,
children accepted. Ii. 6-13s4.
CoLoRED-l.4o ST. NV rms.
inci: utils. CAREY wiNsToN CO,
coLoRrp-rooe NEW HAMr. IA AVE.
NV one-rm.. kit: and bath
hpsi hpts tys G2REY sIR WsoN ssf ~ &C. sS qtls as
COLORED-IOVEIY 2-RM.. kit. and
bath apt. modern, S79. so: 134S
T st. NV. Keys at DIXIE REALTY
CO. 1417 L st. NV.
C0LORED-l1O4 9th ST. NV
entr.. heat furn. Vacant. EN-. a.s5i7
TS0T Op NM TS0D 70th NJTN T0Y DP
Evening star., 1954-05-11
THE ROSEMONT

Exceptionally nice, 1-bedroom apt.
tastefully furnished; convenient to
Pentagon. Fort Myer and Navy YARD;
in modern. well-managed bldg.
S95, includes heat and hot water.
Apply janitor, 40l Commonwealth
ave, Alexandria.
DREYFUSS BROS
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. s-O5S2
--l3
Evening star., 1954-05-11
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, MAY IL, 1854
APTs. FURN.-VA. tcentD


CLARENDON, mr.. shops, on main bus
lines. Everything incl. Liv. rm.. bed
rm.. mod. kit, bath. Rugs, drapes
slipcovers; $120. IA. 7-592S. Ia
BASEMENT APT.-Outside entrance;
liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and bath: close
to Ft. Myer and Pentagon:, blk;
Colonial Village: utils. incl: 500
mo. JA 7-4231. -13
MODERN 4 RMS, bath, util., pvt
entr., porch. lovely back yard, nrepl.;
must be seen to appreciate; refs
IA 2,2SoS, DL, 7.2o37. ..o,n;r5 Mll =,
main bus lines. Everything included
except linens. Bedroom. living room;
modern kitchen and bath. Decorateo
in best taste; rugs. drapes; Sip
covers to match; $40, including
utilities. ia. 7-592S. -l3
BEAUTIFUL GARDEN APT; sub-lease
2-3 mos; 2 bedrms.; TV, Hi-F mu-
sic; linens; $135 mo. OV. 3-33S5.
-13
ARL.-4 rms; conv. loc. bus, shop,
theaters; Is min. Pentagon, y. c.
ia. 2-6456; after 6, IA. 2-75S1.
Evening star., 1954-05-11

WeStmoreland Terrace
on Arlington blvd. at Port Myer dr..
Garden apartments. Newly deco
rated. Parking. laundry and storage
facilities. Ten minutes to downtown.
Pentagon and Naval Annex.
ONE-BEDROOM APT $50
CALL MRS. HATLEY, ia. 2-3570
Evening star., 1954-05-11
A PRESTIGE

Garden apt. project in silver Spring
Nd. can ofier several delightful l.
bedroom apts; from SIS per mo:
spacious laundry and storage areas
Res. mgr, Mr.. Mclaughlin, S60S
Old Bladensburg I'd. (bet. Piney
Branch I'd. and Carroll ave.). JU
e.5SS7. SHANNON q LUCHS CO.
Evening star., 1954-05-11

R0CKVHLE-ona. tive and tAree
bedEm. apts.; nv. 1m.. dinette. kit.
bath. screened rear porch; nr.
SCHOOLS and shogping center: sos to
$50. PO. 2-3003.
ExTRA-LARGE 1 and 3 bedroom
nDt' :.Sacis Siosst ira tTansp honD to r. c. c,o1e
Ssrd pi., Defense hwy. h1UDpSs pSsSs quincy Siss;
MEURILEE ARMS.
walking distance to Nd. univ shop.
ping center and trAnsp.: / bedrIn.,
ny.. rm.. dinette, kit. and, bath.
$S4 so; bedrms.. $96.60; all utils
inSl. 1929 4o Knox I'd. UN. 4-29S6 or
THkoMixV IPARK-1-bedrm., iiv. rm.,
utils: furn. Bendix in bldg; $40 to
rSKo%A Az SS "a P1kkss azsi$S ssio Houston at It.
!spt. LiV. rm.. .nIa dinette. psof0dR kis. tiIe
bath; 3 closets. s94.5O. incl. utils.
TAX. PIX. s415 Flower aye.-Modern
Sedrm- SsS m apt; prSGss scr. porch. LIST fioor;
rm: apt. Ju. 6-4s54. " II III
TAKOMA PK.-Newly redec.. attr..
1-peurm. apt. In Small apt. pldg
3 expos. laund. and storage facil.
$3.50. incl. utils. Omen for insp.
$500 Red Top rd.. KI. S-6236.
TAKoMA PARK. MD. Maple and
Lee aves.-New l and 2 bedrm.
apis. mr.. schools and transp.;
$3.50 and sos. Utils. furn., incl.
JU. 9-1315: eyes,, JU. 5-3966.
ROCKvILLE-Nice s-rm. ant, center
Of town. Adults only. $3.50. IA.
BEfRfESsDA-1iv. rm.. dinet.e. XII Kit. 2
shop. fsciis. oI. z-74oo. s:S pm.
TAKOMA PARK - 1-bedrm. apt,
nearly new. 6-unit bldg; $50. so incl.
utils 6S07 Red Top rd. JU. 0-263l.
TAKoMA PARK. near Walter Reed.
bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit; and bath, uIiis.
1884 sTRATMORE ST.. Bethesda.
Md and 2 bedrooms, utils. furn..
reduced rentals. Close to stores,
transp. and churches. See janitor
on premises. =. NJ. FRY. 4606 East
West hwy. OIL. 6-73S3.
TAKOMA PARK-Loveiy. cool. 1-bed-
'rm. terrace apt; pvt. entr.; bus at
door; infant welcome. JU. 6-3740.
SILVER SPRING-New 2-bedrm.
WOODMOOR AGENCY. NC. JU.
D-6566 It'll p.m. IL
Evening star., 1954-05-11
AT.EYANnRTA

One bedroom, living room, dinette.
kitchen and bath. Convenient to
bus, theater and shopping.
RIVERVIEW APTS.
1116 N. Pitt st. TE. 6-0S69
Evening star., 1954-05-11

251l QUE ST. N.w.-Two- be1rm.
apt; dble. expousre: S120 mo-. mel.
utils. and sec. serv. DE. 2-1siI.
NEAR WALTER REED. 1883 rewEe.-
bury pl. n.w.-Modern bldg; liy.
s snd Sas SaiHinEs EsilS hlSovs sts SsSrm' ine Can
3iae MINNESOTA AVE. SEQ rms,
dinette. kit, bath and. lse, screened
rear porch; $65. incl heat and hot
Eitshsn en- and ID bath; $3.50. Cali aInesst c.
1915 i7th ST. NV rms. kitchen.
dining foyer and bath: newly decor.
$57 90; See resident manager or
1 800 FAiRMoNT ST. NV rms.
kit. and bath: newly decor. Heat and
hot water furn.; S4S.5O. co. 5-6222.
1868 EUCLID ST. NV bedrms. :,
liv., rm.. kit. and bath; $3.50. Heat
and iani,6S hot :, water f1rn TO. TO inspect see
.sol 18th ST. E N.W.0Mod Nv Mod efic.. lust
rredecor.. new bldg; avail immed. !;
S62 mo. co. 5-740O. EXT. 7O7.
GEORGETOWN. 1882 Wisconsin lS ave.
9roost OF ENC, apt. $40, incl. utils. /,
mel ais in0 CAREY 2asa NO wfNsroSN his aSf co s5O
I723 Conn. ave. co. 5-442". 10
HILLSIDE, RID. S.E.-Lge. 3-rm. du-
plex. redec.,, transp. at door; S65
RMskteSenT eaF eGt Tatar share Ii Sat6 d6l1Ge for
Can after s. ii. sn 3-i5Is.n AccePse0' WPs
DUPONT CIR. Conn. and Que: Q
rms bath; kit, $50: utiis. Incl.
ssR tit 18th nRt ST. T.tS SSEMEiV 1,;7: @ Em ssdER
MISUNDERSTANDING redecorated,
1oh, 1rbedrm: apts; 20 min; from down
fSTn hos vstes sTsa in:S,S.G SSSSa5T5s7s E@ Heat
1854 D ST. S.E.-Rpdecorated, nr.
bath $3.50 Incl ksIi ali StiIs' atns''f Hsat, sna
locker and ldry. rm. in Aunt bldg.
NEWTON ToisIl' Nw.mSs alfs 6edrms.. S liv, Mis rn..
din. rm:. kit; bath. porch: also j.
bedrm. apt. Low rent. TU. 1-l3S7.
oEE g1o s; ssS cAP:.1 AZ: -! and 2 bedrm. apts..
schools: transp. 1T. 4-1l0O.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st. NV.
HElev.. enc; 3 BEDRMS.. liv. rm,,
din; I'm kit. bath. EN-. 3-9077.
BOILING VIEW APTS; = Modern
aeaen aef large tU nS CSn
S67.50 and S69.5O. Incl. ali utiis.
See Mrs; Leone. 3021 4th. st, Sc.
~, y0; 2-427o. PooRRETsKY & SONS.
BOILING FIELD VIC.-Unusually
large 2-bedrm. apt. cross ventila-
ton: ianitor service: children well
come: utils. incl. 500. Apply 1112
Savannah st. Sc. or 10. 2-7255. or
1884 foSRET0 ffSET0' STEVENS DIR. NV NV
Available June l; efficiency apt,
S55 so includes utilities. See janitor.
1883 PEABODY ST. N.w.-1-bedrrm.
ant, $3.50. includes utilities. See
900 i4th ST. N.w.-1-bedrmr. apt.,
$9S S!4on 30; includes utilities. See
500 5rd ST. NV, Apt. 1s: 2 rms,
kit, and bath, $50; Apply JAMES
500 3rd ST. NV. Apt. c: 2 rms.
kit4a bath. ,$45. Apply JAMES J.
321S CONN and : bedrm. apts.:
newly dec: utils;; excel. location.
MANAGER, EN-. 2-7229. -16
wv OFF Nth CIT CAPTTNE
Evening star., 1954-05-11
ANAC0STTA

3D. 2lSsf Z .aD act nsv
corner apts.: available now enG
later: 9 hedrms.: sos. incl. all utils
DREYFUe6 EROS, 1918 18th st
NV, MA. S.05S2.
Evening star., 1954-05-11
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

/ BEDRM:. liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
utils. snd stoyei pvt. entr. $67 30
1-BEDRM., liv, rm.. kit. apt: S55
mo. 9O98 Baltimore blvd, College
PIX Md. WE: 5-6s43: Ia
Flower ave.-Bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
dinette and bath: suitable for quiet
cple. Can be viewed ewes, after
pm. JU. 9-6932. -13
$50 53rd AVE. S.E.-Bsmt. apt, . lee.
rms. and bath; refgr.; pvt. entr.
$40 mo. Children welcome. 10, s.
TAKoMA PARK, nr. Wash. Santa
rium-1 bedrm.. liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. and bath; utils. incl: S15 mo.
JU. 9-3490. JU. 9-2354. IA
ARUNDEL APIS, Mt. Rainier-Beaut.
surroundings; excel. location and
transp.; > bedrms.; all utils. incl,
S94 mo. See Mr.. Anthony, 400 31st
St. UN. 4-0935 or ST. 3-O550. --13
$500 PLYMOUTH ST., Silver Spring,
Nd. (nr. Piney Branch, Flower ave.
centerl-Cool. garden-type 1-bedrm.
apt; large nv. rm.: SIS. $S5 mo.
incl. utils. r. C. GRAY, JU. 9-1S64,
ATS. ~ 9l1faii AvAiisBfE HSfi AT coBuR TER.
300 Defense hwy, Bladensburg,
Md. Next to schools and shopping
eenter;; bus stop at door. WA. z
2T6S. -l7
, 1954-11-09
Il OST

Savings Bank Book No. 1858
having been reported lost or stol-
len. the holder thereof is hereby
requested to present it to the
Bank within q2) weeks from
this date, otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new one
issued IN its place at the expira-
ton of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, Branch
October 8 1854
, 1954-11-09
N o I / G E
10 ALL INCOME TAX PAY
PAYERS IN ST. q


PAYERS IN ST. r q
Effective on and after Octo-
Der IL, 1854 all income tax
forms, such as Employers
Quarterly Withholding Tax
Reports, Declaration of Esti-
mated Tax, Individual Income
Tax Returns and Corporation
Income Tax Returns, previous
~ filed in St. Croix, shall be
filed with the Income Tax
Division, Charlotte Amalie,
st. Thomas, v. II and all in
come tax payments due there
should be made to said office
No income tax matters will
be handled in st. Croix after
SdlU udtG.
Income Tax consultants will
visit ST. Croix periodically for
the purpose Of advising taxpay
.ers relative to any problems
which may arise in connection
with their returns. Advance
announcement Of their visits
will be given IN the local
newspapers.
Department Of Finance
st. Croix, October z, 1854
I. r. CONRAD
Asst. Comm. Of Finance &
Supply
, 1954-11-09

Savings Bank Book No. C-4644
having been reported lost or stol-
len, the holder thereof is hereby
requested to present it to the
Bank within (12l weeks from
this date, otherwise the Book
win be cancelled and a new one
issued in its place at the. expira-
ton Of this period.
Iirgin Islands National Bank
Christiarsted, Branch
October %, 1854
, 1954-11-09

I = 8 a y
at 500 & $50 pm,

at 500 & $50 pm.
ON OUR PANORAMIC SCREEN
with Spanish Sub-titles
Universal : international Historic
Action Production Of l95S-54 in
Technicolor
Taxa. Sen Of Cohcise"
starring
Rock Hudson, son Of the famous
Apache chief, Cochise as he as
sumes leadership Of his tribe and
his fight to keep his followers on
a peaceful path.
Latest Universal News, list edi-
ton at $50 pm. only and SHORT
FEATURE.
, 1954-11-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Post Office Department
is requesting bids for the hire
Of motor vehicles, BY THE
HOUR, without driver, for
Use in the city delivery ser
vice, during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1855 at the
post office, Christiansted, vi.
Bids will be accepted until
November 9, 1854. Detailed in
formation and bid forms may
be secured from the Postmas-
ter, Christiansted, vi.
w a. Armstrong. Postmaster
, 1954-11-09
Not Hot-Rodders,
say Teen Drivers

Adult Americans may be SUR
pyised at one result Of q national.
survey Of licensed teen-age driv-
ers. Eighty-twO percent Of them
boys and girls-are definitely
opposed to "hOt-rodding' on rcgu.
lar highways. Only 1870 Of tiIcte
Queried said they were drivers ~
'shot-rOds."
The survey. conducted ~
, 1954-11-09
CARD Of THANKS

Miss EuIalie James Broth
ers Family wish to thank all
Friends for their kindness
shown to them with the death
'of their beloved Mother and
Aunt, Unice Viola James.
, 1954-11-09
7 H y h 5 D a \

500 and $50 pm.
Our 4th Double Feature Program
for our Spanish Speaking Public
list Feature: Universal Interna-
tional Production of 1854
Tt Came From Outer Space" !.
starring Richard Carlson
End Feature: RKO's Walt Disney
Production in Spanish
En- FL Fondo del Mar Hoio"
Latest Universal News ! End Edi-
ton at $50 pm. only
, 1954-11-09

INSISTED that. contrary to stats.
tics. they are not more responsible
Tor fatalities than other age
groups. Here are typical reasons
given for their lack Of faith IN
accident figures:
eve have better nerves and
ewes than older folks, our retlexes
are faster, and we're able TO think
and act quicker"
1--WE have more sense. Like
when we get sleepy we stoI