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MARcELLo

mechanical work, and was
foreman mechanic for 9 years
at the American Army En-
gineers Post in the Bahamas
and in Jamaica; for 4 years
he was chief mechanic at
Ward Canaday's Annually Es-
tate and has just completed
6 years as chief mechanic with
Caribbean Engineers. working
in San Juan, St. Thomas, St.
John and St Croix on a wide
variety Of maintenance jobs
for Caribbean Enterprise, Inc.
, 1955-12-05
Probate No. 8 1855
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Please take notice that the undersigned has been APP
pointed Administrator in the above-entitled estate. All credi
tors are hereby directed to present their claims with proper
vouchers within six () months from the date hereof Per-
sons claiming to be next of kin shall file their proof of heir
ship with the undersigned or with the Clerk Of the District
Court within the aforesaid period.
Dated: November 20, 1855
Ambrias L. Williams
, 1955-12-05
F o R SALE

Crushed Gravel can now be
purchased directly from the
plsntb by The cubic yard.
Sizes l. 2. 8 & 4.
Springfield Rock Crusher
M. Garcia
Tel. "a 81
, 1955-12-05
F h D A \
Az
at 500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission
ROSE MARIE" / Love You /.

starring
Ann Blyth, Howard Keel, Fernan
do Lamas, Bert Lahr, Majorie
Main
MGM New Of the Day" and
Short Feature
, 1955-12-05

4urtrait HhntnDrapl}cr
c. de Witt Rogers
For appointment Phone 80
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of the us.
DIVISION or SAINT cRoIx AT c1RIsTIANsTED
In the matter of the Estate of
Il. LOUISA STIRLING AMES, dcsd Probate No. 5-1955
NOTICE TIC CREDITORS
TO WHO IT MAY CONCERN
E TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to an Order of
the District Court Of the Virgin Islands, dated October 18th
1855, the undersigned was appointed Administrator Of the
above named Estate.
All creditors of the deceased, Louisa Stirling James, are
requested to file their claims with the undersigned Admins
TRAITOR at the office Of c. de Witt Rogers, il. his attorney, at
IA Church St, Chrstiansted, st. Croix, v. + within six 0O
months of the date Of this notice. Persons indebted to this
Estate are requested to make payment within the same time
to the Administrator or to his attorney.
George James. Administrator
Dated: October 18th, 1855
c. de Witt Rogers, Jr.
Attorney for Estate,
T. C. Box 982
Christiansted, St. Croix, v. L
, 1955-12-05

= U E S D 4 Y

at 500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission
This Woman is Dangerous
starring
Joan Crawford Dennis Morgan
and David Brian
attest Cni, ,rsal News 1st edlt1ou'
At $50 pm. and Short Feature
, 1955-12-05

Ambrias L. Williams
Evening star., 1955-03-07

Will not last more tnan TWO
months.
1t also has been learned that
the man who dealt the mortal
blow to the Mendes government
is an Algerian landowner, Sena-
tor, banker and newspaper boss,
the 68-year-old French colonial
Henry BOrgeaud (Ahn-REE
Bor-ZHOH. He was bitterly
opposed to granting more free
dom to the native Arab popula-
ton of Algeria.
At the first meeting of the
Faure cabinet Faure and his
Foreign Minister, Antoine Pinay
(Ahn TWAIN Pee NEH - the
first unsuccessful candidate for
the premierShip-decided to give
priority to the ratification of the
London-Paris agreements.
Andre Baranes (Ahn-DREH
Bah-rah-NESS)a key figure in
last years scandal of French
defense leaks to the Commu-
nists, has just ended a two-week
hunger strike in prison in pro-
test against the excessive sever
ity shown toward him by the
examining magistrate.
(All rights reserved.)
Evening star., 1955-03-07

spot led to the nine in dummy
for a heart finesse.
If she doesn't cover the ten
of spades, it will win-and now
spades should be abandoned and
heart finesse taken. Played this
way, nine tricks can be won with
out losing the lead. Don't for
get, Mrs. Keen would also have
played the king of diamonds at
trick one from a holding of the
king and a small one"
copyright. 1855, General Features Corp)
Evening star., 1955-03-07

diverse is the side called the
heard in Britain, but 1t has no
which the head" appears. The
tail" side is spoken OF as the
reverse.
Denver: On a recent TV COM
edy program, the actress, in
boasting of her high social
standing, said, why I'm right
up there among the hoi polloi." "
Did the gag writer's cause her
to say the opposite to the mean
ing intended?-D. E. w.
Answer: Yes. The Greek term
hot polloi designates the masses,
the common people. Its literal
Evening star., 1955-03-07
AWord to the Wise


Oneida: have been told that
I should pronounce "desiccate"
as "de-SIK-ate." Am I right in
refusing to do SON. E. w.
Answer: Right as rain. That
pronunciation is occasionally
heard in Britain, but it has on
sanction in American usage.
Say: DESS-i-kate.
Boulder: Can you make clear
the terms "obverse" and re
verse" In designating the two
sides Of q coin?-D. B.
Answer: diverse actually
means facing the observer"
But in speaking Of coins. the
Evening star., 1955-03-07

meaning is "the many; hence.
"the hoi pdlloi", ,means "the the
many" It's redundant.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Ann Arbor: what is meant b

AIM AIUUT. WHdL 10 hlCdiAt Wy
q "10d nail"?-J. P. H.
Answer: The symbol "10d"
means "tenpenny." Originally,
"10d" or "tenpenny" meant 40
nails (of a certain size) for l
penny" Nowadays, however. a
tenpenny nail is nail 3 inches
long. The ID" meaning penny"
is the abbreviation for "denari-
u.s." an ancient Roman coin
which is called penny" in the
New Testament, Matthew, xxi.
l9: "Shew me the tribute money.
And they brought unto him q
penny"
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Our Presidents
By Honore M. Cotudol

There was a wedding in
the White House 1876 years ago
today-the first daughter of a
President to be married there.
Who was she?
Pin Cincinnati. Ohio. 68
years ago today, a future Pres
ident was appointed Judge of
the Superior Court. Who?
3-What was U. S. Grant
doing at the beginning of the
Civil War?
(Answers on next page.)
Evening star., 1955-03-07

Frans) hand
ed over the
premiership to
Edgar Faure
(E d G A R
Fawr or For).
The two for
mer friends
skipped tn e
c IL S t o M
a r Y n a II d.
shake. Later
on NJ e n d e S.
F. + a n c e was
heard to say
t h a t Faure's
COVER n m e n t
Evening star., 1955-03-07

South West North East
- Pass 10 Pass
3NT All pass
He WINGED a little when Mr..
Muzzy went all the way to three
no-trump and was happy to note
that nobody doubled.
Mr.. Abel opened the queen of
diamonds and after some
thought Mr.. MuzZy won with
dummy's ace. He seemed very
pleased when this play dropped
the king from Mrs. Keen's hand
although with the jack, ten and
nine of the suit still out, it is
hard to see why.
Anyway, at the second trick
he led dummy's queen Of spades
and played the five from his
hand when Mrs. Keen followed
suit with the deuce. Next he led
the nine of spades and flneSsed
the jack.
Here he shifted to clubs, taking
his three top honors and leading
a fourth round which Mrs. Keen
captured with the jack. She re-
turned a spade and Mr.. Muzzy
was in again with the ace. With
no more entries. to dummy to
take the heart finesse, he got
just one more trick-the ace of
hearts.
Mr.. New, the avid kibitzer, and
Mr.. Masters were watching the
game. I'm learning" said Mr..
New happily. "If Muzzy had
cashed his ace of spades before
putting Mrs. Keen in with the
fourth club he would have made
his contract.
Mrs. Keen could have cashed
two spade tricks but then she
would have had nothing left but
hearts and Muzzy would have
made his winning heart finesse
after ALL"
mot so fast, son." said Mr..
Masters. you're right, of
course, but there was a simpler
byplay for nine tricks. First,
Muzzy should have ducked the
first diamond lead. Mrs. Keen
would have won with her lone
king and the threat of the dia-
mond suit would have ended
right there.
But even after winning with
the ace of diamonds as he did,
Muzzy missed an easy unlock
ing play. When he led the queen
of spades from dummy he should
have dropped the jack from his
hand. Now on the lead of the
ten of spades, if Mrs. Keen COW
ers, the ace is played and the five
Evening star., 1955-03-07
YuIe Light SuIes Pushed

japanese Arms are pushing ex-
port sales Of Christmas tree
lights for 1855 holidays.
Evening star., 1955-03-07
Names in the News
(And how to pronounce them.)
By Constantine Chekrezi

At the Hotel MatignOn CMah-
tee -YON), official residence of
French premiers. Pierre Mendes-
France pee Err mann DESS
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-24

The naming of these towns was
based on strong religious tradi-
ton. On Christmas eve in 1741, a
small band of Morayian settlers
gathered in crude log cabin on
a bank of Monocacy Creek, near
where that stream joins the Lee
high River in Pennsylvania. The
singing of the old Moravian hymn,
mot Jerusalem, Lowly Bethle-
hem!" so inspired them and their
patron leader, Court Nicholas
Zezendorf, that they decided to
name their new world home Beth
lehem.
Settlers who migrated farther
west from Bethlehem, Pa, founded
Bethlehem, Indiana, in 1872 and
named the place after their Penn
sylvania home town.
Bethlehem KY. was originally
named MObley Stand. When the
first post office was established in
December, 1862, the postmaster,
one Jamison Hall, inspired by the
nearness of Christmas changed the
name to Bethlehem. e
Bethlehem, N. H., once was call
ed Lloyd's Hill, but in 1899, Bible
minded settlers changed the name
because they thought the terrain
was similar to that Of Bethlehem
in Judea.
A pioneer settler also named
Bethlehem Georgia, but old timers
in the Maryland community say
that nobody knows exactly how
that town was named. 1t could
have been because it is peaceful
and gentle place. aft
A name such as Bethlehem in
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-24

i'll Theand after the annual -
heaviest burden descends on Beth furniture spring. the living
-, Il, -. -. - room is expected be as Of
ehen' - "ASas Aoo e~4 ao4o Milwaukee Journal
ployees arere required for the Christ 49,
Mirror Ciassniea AVS g. ~
The feminine cycles results
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-24
There Are Seven Towns Called Bethlehem

There are many towns in the
United States who share with that
'of the birthplace of Jesus, the
name at least, of the famous town
in Palestine.
There is town in each of tn
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1955-12-24

seven states of Pennsylvania, In
diana, Connecticut, Georgia, Ken
lucky Maryland and New Hamp-
shire. Each town of Bethlehem
features a star as the main motive
of decoration, which is in keeping
with the early tradition.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
z Boys Admit Stealing
Fieurines; 3 Recovered

NEW YORK, Oct. 5 (R.-A
search for art treasures was
centered today in q Brooklyn
housing development where two
youngsters said they had scat
tered tiny statuettes stolen from
the Brooklyn Museum.
Three Of the eight little silver
dgurines, taken from museum
cases Saturday. were recovered
yesterday. One of the boys told
police he threw q fourth figurine
into q sewer.
Police did not reveal the names
Of the boys, who were released In
custody Of their parents for q
Juvenile Court hearing.
The i4-year-old cousins told
police they became scared when
they read OF the furor theii
prank had stirred up. and they
decided to get rid Of the little
figures. which ranged from 1k
to ~ inches tau. They were
part Of Q 30-piece exhibit In
silver sculpture that had beer
lent to the museum.
Museum officials said the an
tique figures were irreplaceable
and priceless.
To get rid Of their loot. which,
apparently had been stolen or
Evening star., 1955-10-05

picked up after they had beer
thrown away.
The figures recovered 80 fal
Iare:
A statuette Of the Virgin, one
Iof three missing figures loaned
by the Boston Museum Of Fine
Arts.
A Peruvian statuette Of a man
riding q lama, loaned by the
Smithsonian Institution In
Washington.
A small panther made in Per-
sia 1000 years ago and loaned
by the Princeton University Mu-
scum Of Art.
Still missing are the two other
| figures loaned by the Boston Mu-
scum. one by the Walters Art
Gallery Of Baltimore and one
from the Seattle Art Gallery.
The figure thrown into the
sewer, police said. was q Chinese
box carved in the form Of a ram
and owned by the William Rock
hill Nelson Gallery of Kansas
City. Police said one OF the boys
had thrown 1t away because I'll
didn't look nice"
Evening star., 1955-10-05

ent parts Of Germany. including
Berlin"
Berlin, split between Cornmn-
mist and non-C Communist control
Is surrounded By East Germany
Ia Red satellite. Ever since the
Evening star., 1955-10-05

the spur Of the moment when the
boys found the glass museum
cases unguarded. they scattered
1t around the eight-block hous-
ing development where they
lived. A woman found. one oi
the figures and turned it over te
police.
II a search fails to turn up the
others, police planned a door.
Ito-door canvass Of the develop.
|ment's 1000 apartments on the
possibility they had been founc
by children at play and taker
home.
The boys were picked up or
confidential information" thai
one Of them had q statuette IL
his possession. police said. On,
|of them still had two Of ths
figures which he went back ant
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Reds Reminded
OF Berlin Pacts

The United States, Britain and
France have told Russia she 're-
mains bound" by agreements to
keep Berlin open to the West.
The State Department yester-
day made public the text of q
note which United States diplo-
mats delivered to the Soviet for
eign ofiice in Moscow Monday,
The British and French present
Evening star., 1955-10-05

ed similarly worded notes. tn
department said.
The notes contended the Rus.
slams cannot delegate their re.
sponsibilities In this field to ths
East German government. which
the Western Big Three do moi
recognize.
The notes were prompted b,
an agreement Soviet leaders ane
East German Premier Ottt
Grotewohl concluded in Moscow
on September 20. At that TIME
the Soviets said they had giver
Evening star., 1955-10-05
.lEAst German authorities th

East German authorities the
power to regulate trafic between
Berlin and the rest Of Germany,
The Western note served no.
tice on Russia that the an
iiounced agreement with East
Germany cannot have the ef-
feet Of discharging the USSR
from the responsibilities which
1t has assumed In matters con-
cerning transportation and COM
munications between the differ
Evening star., 1955-10-05

Russian blockade OF the city
seven years ago. the Western
powers have retained access to
lit by road, railroad and air uii-
der terms of an agreement with
1.-THE Soviet Union.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
BY GENE A. NORRIS


Our egotism quite often gives
us a false picture of ourselves
Only when we compare our
selves with others can we gel
a proper perspective. The Iowa
Tests of Educational Develop
ment taken by the seniors OF
Green Sea High School will
serve to give them a compari-
son. These tests will compare
Green Seas seniors with seniors
from not only South Carolina
hut from all over the United
States. BY taking these Iowa
Tests every year, u senior can
also see how he grows from year
to year while i'll high school. Of
course factual information is
easily forgotten if not used
everyday; so these tests are bas-
ed on fundamentals or skills
and abilities which people use
everyday to solve their prob
lens. These fundamentals in
clude
1. The ability to understand
and use the English language.
2. The ability to co practical,
everyday arithmetic reasoning.
3. knowledge of the principles
of natural sciences and ability
to think straight about common
scientific matters.
4. knowledge of the principles
of social sciences and ability
to think straight about common
social problems.
Results from these tests can
be used as a basis in helping a
student plan for vocation. II al
so can inform him whether he
will make good college material.
Presently it will tell him which
subjects he needs to put more
time on now.
Speaking of comparing things,
a fair Is good place for that.
AT the LoriS Fair. O'Neal Will
iams and Ernest Williams found
their blue ribbon Hampshire
sows were pretty good: Another
f. F. A. boy, Donald Holt was
not too disappointed when his
Duroc boar got a red ribbon. AL
though Tommie Granger and
Jimmy Fowler didn't receiveI
any ribbons for their Duroc
sowS, they can still be proud of
these fine animals. in the poult-
~ department, Future Farmer
John Williams, won fourth prize
with his turkeys while Joe Hen
~ Durham'S fine turkeys could
not be judged on-account of
being croSS-brCd.
The Green Sea F. F. A. Chapt-
er also put booth in the fair.
The central theme of the booth
was management of Ponds."I
For an attraction, water comingl
from a faCuct which had no con-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Green Seq HIS News

'ncctions was used. Figure that
One out.
Probably nothing interests the
American public more than
Watching sporting event. but
rat entertainment is always
,ightened if the spectators know
The players. With basketball
season just around the corner
would like to have you meet a
member of the Green Sea boys
md girls team each week.
This week from the boys team.
I have chosen Il well built, l43
b., 5 Il. 10 in. blond, Jack
Granger. Jack, now II years
old, has played guard for the
Green Sea Wildcats for years
IN 22 games. Coach Bush thinks
that Jacks greatest asset is
speed. which probably accounts
or those Is points he racked up
IN game last year.
Not only does Jack believe in
keeping in good physical condi-
ton but also his mental Condi-
ton is of prime concern TO Kim.
His mental alertneSs is shown
by his B average in school and
his cagerneSS to read in his leiS-
IRE time. Wildcat Granger plans
20 change to a Clemson Tiger
when he finishes high school.
The girl l have chosen is Eula
Lee Fowler. Eula Lee, #. in.
l23 10. brunette, has played bas-
ketbal for / years in 45 games.
Mr.. Bush thinks that Eula Lees
height and aggreSSivencsS makes
her capable of playing her guard
position very well. Scho,aStical-
ly speaking she has about c
average. For outside activities.
the Green Sea senior likes GGnc-
!:g, baseball, parties and 4 good
CurdCr-romatic movie. Her flu
ture plans are to go to Florence
either to study at the Florence
Beauty Academy or at McLcod's
hospital.
In closing let me leave this
thought with you. Your world is
as large as the number of
friends you have; it is as real
Is the amount of truth that ex-
StS in those friendships.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

The program was developed
by committee OF federal and
state All leaders and clothing
specialists in cooperation with
the National Committee on Boys
and Girls Club Work and the
sponsoring company.
In speaking about this activi-
~, Mrs. c. F. Bruder, Vice
President of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, said, I'VE
hope to indicate by this new
program of increased support
and cooperation, rather than by
lords, our interest and belief
n the value of All Club work"
The company will cooperate
the 1855 National All Club
congress in Chicago, by spon-
soring a symphony orchestra
concert at Orchestra Hall for all
delegates and leaders attending
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

1t is designed to equip leaders
with knowledge and skills in
care and use Of sewing machines
so they can more effectively
work with All clothing memb-
ers.
Support for the venture is be-
ing provided by the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. II marks
the first time concern has
supported All leader training in
home economics on a national
CASTS. Teaching personnel O.,
Singer will be available to assis,
extension workers with instruc-
ton.
Special teaching materials in
slude information on SEWN,
machine use, adjustment anC
are. Club leaders who complete
The training course will be A.
''arded Certificates of Merit.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
ECONOMICALLY CPEAKING

Every good homemaker is
interested in devices, appliances,
hints, or suggestions that help
save money, time, steps and en-
ergy for her.
Your deep-well cooker fits
the bill! Did you know that in
il you can prepare a complete
meal? Usually your meat will
be placed in the bottom. Brown
1t, and then add small amount
OF water for steaming. Then you
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
GREEN SEA NEWS
BY MRS. EDGAR CLEMONS

BY MRS. EDGAR CLEMONS
Jim Fowler is now getting out
following an illness.
Mrs. Coo HARRISON has re-
turned from the James Walker
Memorial Hospital in Whining
ton where she was a patient.
Mrs. Buddy Suggs is coave-
laScing at home following treat
ment in q Florence hospital.
Ebert Jackson is a patient in
the Veterans hospital, Fayettc-
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don johnson
entertained with a birthday din
ner Sunday honorina her moth
q. Mrs. Pearl Watson. Covers
we're laid for Mrs. WatsOn's
family.
Folks in the community en-
loycd seeing the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Don Watson being
moved down the highway to
he Watson farm last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Watson decided 10
move their home as it had teen
BIT twie- by automobiles involv-
ID in an accident.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

he that would love life. and see
good days, Let him refrain his
tongue from evil, and his lips
that they speak no guile; And
let him turn away from evil and
do good; Let him seek peace,
and pursue it. For the eyes of
the Lord are upon the righteous,
And his ears unto their suppl
cation: But the face Of the Lord
Is upon them that do evil" Il.
Peter 3: 8-l2)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
Here's How!
By FRANCES DILLINGHAM;
Home Service Representative CP&L

may want to place your vegeta-
bles (potatoes, carrots and on
lens make a nice combination
around the meat. You can place
your dessert in the cooker, too.
Put it on the rack or trivet. Be
sure it is well-covered and fast
cned securely. Flavors will not
nix when cooked together il
he unit is left on so that it still
Stcams. until the food is remov-
d from the cooker.
Here is another deep-well
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02
iii Club News

A new training program for
I'll Clothing leaders, Getting
the Most Out of Your Sewing
Machine" has been accepted by
the State Extension Service
Plans are now being formulated
for putting the program into OPP
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-02

sooker meal you will enjoy: -
BArbseued chicken
Sweet potatoes - Beats I'm fou)
Burberry pudding
AS you work with your deep
well cooker, you will find many
additional uses for it. Here are
a few:
stew
2. soup
8. deep-fat frying
4. large quantities %,
5. steamed buildings
6. sterilizing
z. blanching vegetables
3. bulky vegetables
9. cereals
10. hot rolls
IL. canning
Ia inexpensive cuts of meat
The deep-well cooker is also
called the economy cooker and
the thrift cooker. Try it and
you'll see why!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-02-17

Ralph Mcconnell, Mable McCon-
nell, Leslie Kimble, Mack Thrift,
Leo Claggett, Calvin Burdette,
John Glaze, Jack Beecher, Nellie
Provost, Russell King, Paul War
field, Edward Rippeon, Edward
Lewis, Clarence Day, Edgar Ried-
ell, Raymond Wilhide, Richard
Wilhide, William Weaver, A. Wat
kins and Vernon Taylor. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Raymond Wilhide on Feb.
10. The home demonstration
agent will be present at this meet
ing.
Many members of the three
congregations a Ute n d d the
Clarksburg Methodist Charge
Prayer Meeting which was held
at the Parsonage on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Ruth Browning was
the leader
MISS Mary 10 Baker OF Lay
louisville spent the weekend with
Miss Gloria Sirk. They attended
the M,Y.F. skating party Friday
night at the Sunset Roller Rink.
On Saturday night, they enjoyed
going to the March of Dimes
Dance at GaitherSburg.
Mrs. Rodney Keith celebrated
her birthday recently.
Mrs. Mabel Dahler and her sis
ter, Mrs. Evelyn Burdette, at
tended the wedding of Mr.. Donald
Potter and Miss Jane Dodson at
the Chapel of the University of
Maryland on Saturday. Miss bod