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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19
JUST BROWSIN'
BY PAUL r. HENRY

aldS UGGA CdllGu W a DGLIGI WOlIu.
He was accountant for he =
of the late DR.. w. B. Sawyer and
was one of the interested direc-
tors of the Dun
possessed a very pleasing person
atty.
Reports are that about $500
people enjoyed themselves at Vir-
ginia Beach last Sunday.
Charles Lee Gordon, arrested
at Pompano Beach on March 4
as a vagrant, turned out to be a
fugitive from justice. He was
held and on Monday went before
u. S. Commissioner Roger +.
Davis.
Two GouldS Negroes, John
Armstrong and Willie Davis, have
been identified as having raped
an Ohio visitor who ran ran cut
of gas near GouldS. The men had
secured gas for the visitors car
before the act was committed.
The Easter Seal Campaign
opened this week. March IS to
April 10 is the time; so you might
already be receiving your seals.
When you think about the Grip
pied children and what use the
money from the sale of these
seals are put to, you too, will
help cheerfully.
Loge johnson, 1896 Percival
ave-, a city employee, was saved
from drowning in a rock pit at
Coral Gables by truck driver
Charles Walden. Johnson was
cranking the engine of tank
truck at the waters edge when
the handle slipped, struck him in
the head, knocking him uncon-
Scious. Walden working nearby
jumped into IL feet of water and
rescued him.
st. Alban'S Day Nursery at Co
conut Grove, has broken ground
for a new building and will put
on a drive to raise $4,000.
Drivers will observe that some
left turn warning signs are being
changed. They will now glow in
the glare of the sun or automo-
bile headlights. The signs where
left turns are not made at any
time are red and white.
Drivers are reminded to give
the proper SIGNS at all times. 1t
prevents accidents.
Don't hide your money in your
overcoat sleeve; somebody might
be watching you. A Miami Beach
man lost $4,000 from his oVercoat
sleeves last Sunday night.
A city of Miami accountant con-
fessed to stealing $46,677 of the
taxpayers money over a two
year period and was sentenced to
three years Imprisonment. Said
he lost it on horses and dogs.
Watch your horses folks, they
eat a lot.
The Senate on Tuesday voted
against the Democratic proposal
to reduce income taxes bv $50 per
person. This was a victory for
the President and his party.
It won't be long before YOU will
be able to nurchaCe tireS the some
color of vnur automobile. The
u. G. Rubber Co. will put them
on sale next month.
The limited States Fourth Dis
trict Circuit Court ruled on Mon
dav that saorngat'on in parlys and
plavornundS is i1la0al. This is
nleaSin0 news po~kS and o'av-
grounds arc paid for by all tax
PAYERS. Whv shorld some tax
payers be denied the use of them.
Southern Bell Telephone work
ers are on strike. In 0ada Gown
tv and Monroe county, about 25nn
union members are involved. So
far no serious Interference with
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

How about YOUR income tax re-
turns? You have until Auril IS
this wear. but don't nut il off any
longer than is necessary.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

Southern Bell Telephone work.
ers are On strike Tn 0ada Gown
tv and Monroe county, about 25nn
union members are involved. So
far no serious Interference with
the service hos been reported. AL
THOUGH several cables were re-
ported severed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

The limited States Fourth Dis
trict Circuit Court ruled on Mon
dav that saorngat'on in parkS and
plavornundS is i1la0al. This is
PLEASING news pa~kS and n'av-
grounds arc paid for by all tax
PAYERS. Whv should some tax
payers be denied the use of them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

Real clean, all features,
carport. Has a huge
Florida room and extra
one bedroom house, no
qualifying.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

II won't be long before YOU will
be able to nurchaSe tires the some
color of vnur automobile. The
u. G. Rubber Co. will put them
on sale next month.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-19

The Senate on Tuesday voted
against the Democratic proposal
to reduce income taxes bv $50 per
person. This was a victory for
the President and his party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

Michigan's Negro Cong. Charles
&. Diggs, Jr., left Detroit Mon
day for Sumner, Mississippi to
observe the trial of two white
Mississippians accused Of the
brutal kidnap-murder of a IA
year-old Chicago Negro youth,
Emmett Till.
Before boarding his plane.
Diqgs said he was making the
trip in order TO lend his moral
support and because he wanted
TO get a iirsihand look at JUS
iice--or lack Of jusfice-in
Mississippi"
lie also promised TO continue
TO press for stronger enforcement
Of civil rights legislation.
On his regular Sunday night
radio program, the freshman rep
rcsentativc bitterly assailed pre-
Iiminary attempts by some ITALIA
hatchie County. Mississippi law
officials 10 absolve the defendants,
Row Bryant and J. w. Milan, Of
guilt.
Diggs said newspaper reports
had led him TO suepect that even
the prosecution is looking for an
excuse TO let them of unpunish-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Detroiter in
Sage Brush Test

Pvt. Joe L. Bryant. son Of Mr..
Hersey Bryant. of 1927 Chene,
will take part in Exercise SAGE
BRUSH with the 3rd Infantry
Division this fall.
Pvt. Bryant. member OF the
End Infantry Battalion. is one Of
more than $4,000 men who will
be on the six-week maneuver in
Louisiana. The Ord Division Is
presently stationed at Fort Ben
ming. Ga.
Prior 10 entering the Army in
1853, Pvt. Bryant attended Miller
High School in Detroit.
Exercise SAGE BRUSH is Q
Joint Army-Air Force test exer-
else which will be marked by
extensive use Of simulated atomic
weapons. The mancuver will in
clude all types of air and ground
operations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

Dinner will be served cafe
terra style. The general public
Is invited.
Judge McCree is a very able
and dynamic speaker according
TO those who have heard him.
The Boy Of the Month Program
was started by st. Antoine Us
men about year ago.
- Its chief aim Is 10 combat juve-
nile delinquency by giving rec
ognition TO those boys who are
not delinquent and who are en-
gagged in worthwhile activities in
their community.
These boys are nominated by
their fri nds, teachers. ministers
and even relatives.
The selection being made by
ST. Antoine VS. Men. AS a token
Of his recognition, he is awarded
a years membership in the
YMCA, a radio or television APP
pearance and newspaper pub
licity.
Officers and members of the
US Men Club for i955-56 are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
NAACp to
Collect
Petitions
NAACP Secretary
of Mississippi,
|Diggs to Speak

The Detroit Branch NAACP
announced it is calling Mass
Protest Meeting on the reign OF
terror which has been generated
against Negro citizens in the
State of Mississippi and which
eliminated in the wanton Staying
of Emmett Louis Till, fourteen
year old Chicago Negro youth
who was visiting relatives in
Mississippi.
The meeting will be held
Sunday. Sept. rs. . pm. In the
Bethel AME Church. corner Of
Frederick and 81. Antoine.
Principal speakers at the meet
ing will be Medgar Evers, NAACP
Field Secretary for the State OF
Mississippi, and United States
Congressman Charles c. Digs,
Jr.
Evers will present a complete
report Of developments in the
NAAcp;s desegregafion fight in
Mississippi and of steps being
taken 10 bring justice in tho
Staying Of young Till.
The NAACP also announced
that petitions calling for action
by the United States Justice De-
partment in the Mississippi stu
alton are being circulated and
will be available for signing at
Mississippi.
Continued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

OF which he Is President, was
contributing s2,soo.oo to the
NAAcPs Legal Defense Fund
to fight the Mississippi situation
and requested his listeners 10
mail in sums 10 match that
amount.
Earlier in the year Diggs launch
ed a drive to have US. Justice
Department intervene in civil
rights crimes.
He has contended that the
EQUAL protection under the law"
clause of the Constitution en-
powers such action.
Terming Mississippi as the
testing ground for Mr.. Eissn-
hower's professed belief In the
equality Of all people. Disss
stated that " the President
tconfinued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
TiII'sMon1,
Cong. Diggs
at Trial

Trial of two white Mis-
sissippi half-brothers who
Kidnapped and allegedly
lynch-murdered q 14-year-
old Chicago boy who former
ly resided in Detroit got un-
derway Tuesday.
AS the entire nation watched
headlines for progress of the
trial. q jury of IL white men
women are barred from jury
duty in Mississippi) were sworn
in. along with IL witnesses for
the prosecution.
Roy Bryant and J. w. Milan,
half brothers are charged with
kidnapping and Staying Emmett
Till, IA of Chicago, Ill, last Aug
ust 20.
Mrs. Mamie Bradley. Emmetf's
mother. arrived in Sumner,
Y Miss from Chicago for the
trial.
She was accompanied by her
father, Nash Carthan. of Detroit,
who resides at 1882 Rich.
Cong. Charles c. Diggs, Jr., De-
troit 18th Congressional District.
and his brother-in-law, James
Del Rio, and Atty. Basil Brown,
are also in Mississippi for the
trial.
Diggs pointed out to the press
that he is there as a private citi-
zen and observer.
Till's body was found three
days following his kidnapping by
a fisherman who noted it float
ing in the Tallahatchie River,
weighted down with a heavy
part OF an old mill.
Till's death repeatedly resulted
from brutal beating and bull
let through the head, believed to
have been administered by the
two brothers, shortly after they
carried him away from his I'M
cle's house about 2:30 am.
Moses Wright. uncle of Till.
will be one of the witnesses.
and already has told investisai-
ing authorities that he Is posi-
tive that he can identity one
of the brothers as one Of three
men who came TO his home the
night of the kidnapping and
asked for the boy who whistled
al his wife tCarolyn).
According to testimony, TIL
"wolf-whistled" at Bryant's wife
when he left the store, owned
by Bryant, after purchasing cam
dy and bubble gum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Methodist OK
Court Edict at
Conference

In sharp contrast to several
other church groups, the Central
Alabama Conference of the Meth.
odist Church meeting here last
week unanimously reaffirmed its
appreciation of the action of the
Supreme Court in declaring seq
regation in public education un-
constitutional" and called upon
Christians ito work for the full
augmentation of the decision
with courage, patience, persis-
tence and prayer"
The vigorous declaration was
presented TO the Conference by
DR.. Harry v. Richardson. prssi-
dent of Cannon Theological
Seminary. who drafted the
statement.
Declaring that I'VE deplore re-
cent acts Of violence intended to
intimidate citizens and deprive
them of their rights of petition
and protest" the statement called
upon governors, legislators, and
law enforcement officers ito see
that such acts are stopped and
that the perpetrators are properly
punished.
"Our land must not become q
haven for bigots and brutes," II
said.
The use Of economic pressures
to deprive citizens OF their rights
was condemned fas Communist
tactics, which have no place In
our land"
Christians OF all faiths and
coIors were urged 10 support
every lawful agency than is work
ing for the enforcement Of the
law or for the protection of per-
sons.
"Only through such efforts can
the ideal Of Christian brotherhood
become a living fact In our COM
plicated modern society"
Bishop J. w. L. Bowen presided
at the session. The Conference
gave a rising vote OF thanks 10
President Richardson and the
Committee submitting the report.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Chrysler Executive
Gets Promotion

Promotion Of Sam c. Mitchell
to the position of western division
sales manager is announced by
Z. M. Braden. general sales man
ager, Chrysler Division, Chrysler
Corporation.
Mr.. Mitchell has served as
retail manager at the factory
since April of this year. In his
new position. he will be respon-
sible for Chrysler and Imperial
sales in the states of Arizona,
California. Nevada, Idaho, Mon
tana, Oregon, and Washington.
The promotion means a move
from Detroit to Chrysler's west
ern division headquarters in San
Francisco.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

Earl Robinson. president; Her
man Glasco, vice-president: John
T. Derrickson. treasurer; Theo-
dore Woodson, secretary; Joseph
Woods, financial secretary; Abel
Grace, publicity chairman; Tom
Mitchell, Youth Work Chairman.
Other members are Jack Shep-
hard, Lemuel S. Brown. Tre-
maine Shearer. James Newton,
Walter Peters and Lucius May,
advisor.
Membership in the organiza-
ton is open to men only. They
must be at least Il years OF age
and willing to participate in civic
activities designed TO improve the
community as a whole.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Till Protest Meet at Bethel Sun.
Offer Home in
White Section
For $8G Profit

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c. -
(CNS) - Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
White--she q former police
woman and social worker and he
retired postal clerk--tried to
sell their $4,000 home here for
$4,000 ny Sept. 18th but since
no takers have appeared they
have decided 10 20 ahead and live
in the all-white section.
Formerly Of Jamaica, N. Y, the
Negro couple explained that their
furniture is already in the home
and that they will arrive this
week.
They also told that they have
a guard in the house TO protect
the property after receiving sew
eraI threatening telephone calls
and that he will remain indef-
initely.
The whites bought the five
room air-conditioned home from
a white woman who said she not
flied the developer Of the section,
Henry L. Graves, before she sold
il.
When protests came pouring in
from other families, the whites
agreed to an option that they sell
it for an $4,000 profit by Sept.
18th.
The only offer they've had on
this was from Graves himself,
who at the last minute offered to
buy the house with $1,000 profit
TO the whites and TO build them
q new home at another site. They
told him they weren't building at
this time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

Municipal officials of this COM
munity, members Of the press.
and invited guests joined with
Dodge dealers from all over Mich
igan TO witness a spectacular out
door presentation OF the 1856
Dodge cars at Worthwhile Downs
Monday NIGHT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Judge McCree Guest
Speaker at St. Antoine Y

Judge Wade H. McCree Jr will be guest speaker for the
St Antoine US Men at their Boy of the Month Program"
Thursday, Sept 49, at pm, at the Lucy Thurman YWCA
500 E. Elizabeth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
OUR CHAPEL OF COMMENT
'"Fear Spiritual Bust Marks
Religion Boom

Detroit Free Press)
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE'
PROGRESS Is THE LAW OF COD"i
GROWTH Is THE ETERNAL M-A-ND-A-T-E or
MIND" COD--THE INFINITE, THE ONE AND ONLY
REAL SPIRIT. LIFE, SOUL, SUBSTANCE,
PARENT, Divine LOVE, INFINITE TRUTH, DIVINE
PRINCIPLE inland oF-THE ENTIRE
UNIvERsEi
LOVE IS IMPARTIAL AND UNIVERSAL IN
See Fear Spiritual Bust Marks-Psse 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

He also announced that The
House of Diggs Funeral Home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

The Devils Red 60. led O0
and Its John w. vandereook-
BIASED BRoADcAsTINc.
GUY MUM IS OFTEN JUST AS BAD.

BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, C.S. FL
A Mr.. Hoppe fired about years ago.
The Eisenhower administration Inherited Mr.. Hoppe
from the RooseveIf-Trvmsn administrations.
And now two years later with politicians becoming more
and more 1856 Presidential election vofesstfins minded Mr.
Hoppe claims that he was fired Of Republican partisan
politics.
See-The Devils Red Conceived CIO-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Detroit Free Pres
BILLY GRAHAM ANSWERS PARENTS RE
Dangers Of Alcohol to Children
AND ADULTS
MY ANSWER
Bv BILLY GRAHAM

QUESTION. My husband and I want to teach our
children the dangers of drinking alcohol but we are in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
The Devil Rampant!
(O0\ "Goons on Wildcat Strike
Burn, Smash Workers Cars

Chicago Tribune)
indianapolis, Sept. tspecial-Widcat strike soons
turned on their fellow unionsts today with outbreak OF
violence in which workers auto burned two otner
overturned and several more were damaged oy
See The Devil Rampant Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Constitution Day, and Your ChristIike
Eternal Constitution [ Consciousness

Message TO an aged physician with BELIEF Of illness:
CONSTITUTION DAY IS A GOOD TIME TO CONSIDER
OUR pIvINELY SCIENTIFIC, cHRIsTLIKE. SPIRITUAL,
ETERNAL coNSTTUTIoN-coD's VERY IMAGE AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN GODS MASTER
MIRACLE WORKER, HEALER, EDucAToR-THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TExTBooK-cops SAVIOR.
See Constitution Day and Your Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24
Facts on Dixon-Yates
Seems About Time for tennessee
To Paw It's Own Electric Power Bill!

ATTENTION, DEMACOCIC DEMOCRATIC
SENATOR KEFAUvER!-CODS DETROIT TRIBUNE
PRESENTS, HEREWITH, AN ANSWER TO The
DEVILS DEMOCRATIC GOD CONDEMNED, 80.
SPIRITUAL BASTARD (Heb 1919 soCIALIsTIc
RACKETEERINC-WHICHP PRODUCED THE PEARL
HARBoR DEMOCRATIC INFAMY!ll
See-Facts on Dxon-Yates- Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-09-24

ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

Moi. Hugh Robertson, the pilot,
is oImost hidden with mosk ond
electronic equipment in the dome.
and anxiety Bat crews live under.
since they must always be in a
virtual state Of alert. they lead a
pretty stable existence. Most of
them are in their sos, veterans of
World War II. with families. The
pilot. Maj. Hugh Robertson. has
two children; the co-pilot. Maj.
Howard Symons, is the father of
four. Observer Mai. George
Schutt, jr.. however, Is a bachelor.
Unlike some of the fighter pilots
Of World War II. the BAT crew.
men are staid veterans who are
not excited by the prospect of
adventure. Most Of them are
family men who would like moth
ing better than to settle down
without ever employing the spe-
cialty for which they have been
trained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
H-Bomber Crew
Only Three Officers Needed to Fly Bats

TIME Bit. principal United
States bomber of World
War II. had a 10-man crew. Its
successor. the B-29. had an IL
man crew. Postwar models such
as the B-36 carried a staff of Is.
Nowadays. the mainstay of the Air
Force for a retaliatory attack is
the BAT. which far outdistances
its predecessors in size and per-
Torrance. yet has crew of only
three. So automatic have the
various fight duties become. due
to the perfection of electronic
gear. that three highly trained
specialists can do the work of
much larger crew. and do it better.
While no source in the Pentagon
will say that the BAT and its crew
can deliver an H-bomb. it Is
reasonable certainty that the
plane has the highest military
potential and is designed to carry
out the United States doctrine of
massive retaliation.
When a BAT crew is ordered to
take its ship on a trial run. COM
bat conditions are observed as
closely as possible. To eliminate
loss of valuable time on target
briefings in an emergency. lead
crews have a predetermined target
area that is. of course, top secret.
and each crew member Is an
authority on high-priority mill
tary target.
In their training missions. which
may cover several thousand miles
of nonstop flying, with the aid
of midair refueling. the Bats do
not fly over unfriendly territory,
but they cover more than enough
distance to reach any potential
enemy target.
Like other big bomb" crews,
the three officers who man the
ship shown in these pictures have
better than 1000 hours Of flying
time apiece and have carefully
studied the complex machinery
that does everything from allowing
precision automatic bomb drops
to heating canned soup for meals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24

in fight. The crew consists Of a
pilot. a co-pilot and a triple
threat observer who combines the
jobs of bombardier. navigator and
radar man.
In spite Of the constant pressure
, 1955-06-04
Comm. Leroy Quinn
Leaves for Wdsh.D G.
to Seek Funds

Commissioner of Finance.
Leroy Quinn left for the main
land yesterday to contact of
ficials in connection with pay
ment of Income Taxes by con-
tinentals now resident in the
Virgin Islands.
Mr.. Quinn will return early
next week.
, 1955-06-04
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hodge
are vacationing in their native
land. They arrived several
days ago.
They are the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Hend-
ricks. Mrs. Hendricks is a sis
ter of Mrs. Hodge.
, 1955-06-04
C-hristiunsted Hosp.
Auditory to Meet on
MonduY at $3.50 P. M.

!, The Christiansted Hospital
Auxiliary will meet on Mon
day afternoon at $3.50, it was
announced by Mrs. Ruth Greg
Dry, president.
!. All members or others inter
ested in working with the
ladies of the Auxiliary are
invited to attend.
, 1955-06-04
Red Chino MdY Free
U. S. Flyers. Indian
NeWslnon Hints

An Indian editor said that
information he had from a re-
liable source indicates that
the eleven United States air
men now being held by Red
China will soon be released.
While official Washington
received no word, there is OPP
timism and all United States
citizens anxiously await word
of the airmen's release.
j. c. Jain, the editor said.
after his visit to Hong Kong,
that he was informed that II
more flyers would be released,
possibly within the next "A
hours.
The Reds recently released
four American flyers for,
which Secretary Of State
John Foster Dulles gave In
, 1955-06-04


Were Among 500
Howurd u Grddudtes
Among the five hundred
graduates at Howard Univer-
sity on Friday, June 3rd, were
three Virgin Islanders, two
from st. Croix and one from
st Thomas. They are Miss
Gladys l.. Richardson Of Chris
tiansted. st. Croix; Lloyd A.
Abel of Frederiksted and
Miss Genevieve E. Hodge Of
ST. Thomas. All received the
BIS. degree.
It was the 9th annual COM
mencement of Howard. The
principal address was deliver
ed by the Honorable Archie
A. Alexander, Governor of the
Virgin Islands. The Governor,
a member of the Board of
Trustees of Howard spoke on
"Life's Adjustments Chal=
lenge for the Education Of our
Youth Today"
During the exercises, DR..
Mordecai w. Johnson, presi-
dent Of the University, CON
ferred three honorary degrees
on DR.. A. Powell Davies, min
lister Of All Souls Unitarian
Church Of Washington, D. G.;
Judge William H. HASTE. U.
S. Court of Appeals, Third Cir
cult Of Philadelphia, and a
former Governor Of the Vir-
gin Islands and DR.. Howard
Thurman, dean of chapel and
professor Of spiritual disci-
pline and resources at Boston
University.
, 1955-06-04
Boxing Progrdm at
Airport Studium
Postponed q Week

The boxing program sched-
uled for tonight at the Alex
ander Hamilton Airport has
been postponed for one week
due to weather conditions.
Rainfall throughout last
night and into this morning
made the open air arena very
sloppy and the management
decided to postpone the bouts
until next Saturday. night,
June II.
, 1955-06-04
Govt. Sec. Cluunch
Departs: Designutes
Leroy Quinn Acting

Acting Governor Claunch
left for the mainland today to
attend the graduation of his
son. He said that he would de-
signate Commissioner Of Fin
ance Leroy Quinn as assistant
Government Secretary to en-
able him to act as Govern
ment Secretary during his alb
sence on the mainland.
Governor Alexander is due
to arrive in ST. Thomas today.
, 1955-06-04
Colonel Christmas
in Washington for
Conference

The Selective Service State
Headquarters announces the
departure of Colonel Christ
mas, Deputy State Director,
for Washington, D. G., on
June 2, 1855, where he will att
tend a Conference Of State Dir
ectors at National Headquart
ers.
Col. Christmas will be away
for about two weeks.