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Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-15
soeiety and Clubs
FIRST FAIL MEETING
or SORORITY

Hdvst meeting Following sun gneR ad6osarnneg1a was held 'by Beta Sigma Essd sorority or Tuesasy evening at the home oe Mrs. Gail nagley, Chair. aaa@m nf the various committees were manned for the year.
 aAA sTRsnbers were asked tC contribute two hours work al the booth aa the Sitka Com g1aaasai*y F'sir. On Oct. l the sororify wiA sponsor a rum anIsge saae eA a bcation to be announced 5$teT.
 The chapter will celebrate International Night with the EgernpAaR chapter. Since there are $500 chapters of the sor- ofity all over the world, one might in October is set aside to honor another country by planning 8 0arty representing that couaatry in food, costume and efforts to learn something of their customs.
 Program chairman. Mrs. Fred Van Horn. announced with the chapters recent dona tion of $25 to the library, the hbrarian was able to order several books which would aid with program meetings later in the year, and, at the same time, be of interest to the general public.
 Mrs. James Charming and Mrs. Dick Calhoun were nom mated for the Valentine Girl contest. Their pictures are to be sent to international head quarters at Kansas City, Mis- souri. Winner of the contest will appear on the February issue of the Torch, official publication of Beta Sigma Phi.
 Mrs. Jack Gottschalk pre- sented a program on 'ftlre def inition of happiness. And members entered into a gen. eral discussion of what each thought was happiness. It was concluded that happiness comes from within, needs someone with whom to share it, a faith and an enjoyment of the work one must do.
 Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gail Bagley; Mrs. Wayne Phillips and Mrs. James Charming.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-15
FRIENDS OF SCOUTS ASKED 10 MEETING

The troop committee and scoutmasIter Jim Goddard of Troop 641 are requesting all parents and interested friends of the troop to be at the meet ing of the troop Thursday, at ' p. m. The committee and scouItmaster are recognizing the troop, and are asking for the assistance of ak who are interested in che welfare of the boys in the formation of a progran tor sAe corning year.
 Read Sentinel Want Advts.
 Want Adgts. BYing Results.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-15
Daily Sifka Sentinel & Arrowhead Press Thursday September 15 1855 Page Three

large order of books, includ- ing the $25 contribution from Beta Sigma Phi sorority, had been placed.
 The White Elephant shop had it's biggest day, crossing $10O, it was reported, half of which will go to the library.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-15

the Mesdames Jack Dennard and Ole Johansen and Miss Marta Williams.
 Next meeting is la social session on Sept. 27.
Daily Sitka sentinel and the arrowhead press., 1955-09-15
soviets junk their bankrupt Germany policy
2, e,Iiic.,y,

WASHINGTON (P) A govern ment spokesman said Rus sia'S diplomatic recognition of the West German government means ''the abandonment by the Soviet Union of its bank
, 1955-06-23
PUBLIC RELATIONS DIVISION

SECTION 3. The Head of the Public Relations Division
shall be in charge Of gathering and distributing statistical
information relating to industrial and commercial enter
prises, and the economy Of the Virgin Islands. Under the di-
rection of the Commissioner of Trade, with the approval Of
the Governor, he shall coordinate and develop a public re-
lations program for the entire government Of the Virgin Is
, 1955-06-23
TRAvEL ANp HoTELs DIVISION

SECTION 4. The Head of the Travel and Hotels Division
shall initiate and administer programs designed to encour-
shall maintain close collaboration among the various terri
tories and countries interested in tourism; exercise the duties
of a lason between the tourist and travel industry; and fur
nish the Caribbean Tourist Development Association all per
tinent data relating to tourisn in the Virgin Islands, and CO.
operate with sand association for the development of the
tourist industry.
sion shall be responsible for the development of plans for
the improvement Of transportation and communication be-
tween the Islands. He shall assist in providing expert advis-
DRY services on matters relating to hotel construction and
operation; and assist in organizing educational programs to
provide training in hotel services.
, 1955-06-23

SECTION Z. The Head of the Industry and Commerce
Division shall assist, coordinate and cooperate with groups
OF. consumers, distributors, or producers, technical organiza-
tons, and other persons in the establishment maintenance,
recording, publishing and promoting of commercial stand
ards as a locally and internationally recognized basis for
testing, grading, labelling, marketing, guaranteeing or ac-
cepting staple, manufactured commodities moved in daily
domestic interstate, and foreign trade. He shall cooperate
and assist in the development Of the Government purchase
standards and specifications and in providing information to
the public and the Government Of such standards.
SECTION 8. The Head Of the Industry and Commerce
Division shall execute and administer all laws and regula-
tions, now or hereafter enacted, relating to standards of
quantity and quality of and for commodities. He shall exc
cute and administer all laws and regulations, now or here
after enacted, relating to weights and measures.
, 1955-06-23
. OURNAL PROCEEDINGS continued from page 4
BILL No. 48
FIRST LEGISLATURE OF VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF II UNITED STATES
Regular Session 1865
To Prescribe the Powers and Duties Of the Commissioner Of
Trade, and for other Purposes
BE IT ENACTED b,

BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
in session assembled:
SECTION ]. The Commissioner of Trade shall have
general supervision and control of the Department of Trade,
hereby established, and exercise control over the enforce
ment of laws relating to tourisrn, industry and commerce.
He Shall foster, promote and develop domestic, interstate, and
foreign commerce, manufacturing, shipping, fishing & other
industries. He shall also foster, promote, and develop the
tourist trade, cooperate with other agencies, organizations,
persons and countries in developing the tourist trade and in
dustries in the Caribbean Area; supervise the administration
and enforcement Of laws relating to the development and
encouragement Of industrial and commercial enterprises; and
recommend laws relating to the development and encourage
ment Of the tourist trade and of industrial and commercial
enterprises. He shall prescribe such rules and regulations as
may be necessary for the proper functioning of the Depart
ment or any Of its divisions, subject to the approval of the
Governor.
SECTION 2. There are hereby established within the De
partment three divisions which shall be known as the Public
Relations Division, the Travel and Hotels Division, and the
Industry and Commerce Division There shall be at the head
Of each division a chief officer who shall be designated as
the Division Head. who shall perform such functions as may
be prescribed by law and related functions assigned by the
Commissioner of Trade.
, 1955-06-23
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE DIVISION

SECTION s. The Head Of the Industry and Commerce
Division shall be responsible for the development Of pro-
grams to encourage the establishment of self-sustaining en-
terprises in the Virgin Islands, utilizing wherever possible
the natural and human resources of the Islands. He shall
administer, under the direction of the Commissioner of
Trade, all laws relating to tax exemption and subsidy for
the establishment Of new businesses and industries in the
Virgin Islands. He shall assist in the establishment of small
industries which may be adaptable to the economic condi-
tons Of the Virgin Islands. He shall institute studies and
research for the purpose of determining the industrial po-
tentialties of the Islands, and publish such information as
may be necessary for the encouragement of new industries
into the Islands.
, 1955-06-23

lands. He shall execute and administer such. other related
programs and activities which may be assigned to him by
the Commissioner Of Trade.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22

ternal Revenue Service. District
Director Robinson urges all tax
payers to complete their returns
including the schedule of farm
income and expenses, to the best
OF their ability, before seeking
assistance from their local Inter
nal Revenue office.
Direct assistance to the +axnav-
erS cost over Sc million last wear
SO what the Internal Revenue Ser
wee IS asking is that taxpayers
IlrSt attempt to help themselves
before seeking assistance at Tnter1
nal Revenue Service offices.
Mr.. Robinson states that where
there is a genuine need for as
SlStance, 1t will be provided b,1t
ne earnestly requests the coonerS
atlon of all taxpayers in maxine
a success of the "SeIf-Help" nro7
gram in order that there can he
a Speedup of refunds, a reduction
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
Farmers Urged To
File Federal Tax
Returns Promptly

Thomas NJ. Robinson, director
OF Internal Revenue for the dis
trlct Of Montana, wishes to call
TO the attention of all persons
who derive two-thirds or more
OF their gross income from farm
ING, the requirement that their
1893 income tax returns must be
Med not later than February IS
1886 If they have not filed a
declaration Of estimated tax for
1898 on or before January Is
1856, and paid in full the amount
declared not later than January
Is, 1856.
In conformity with the new
Self-Help" program of the In
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22

OF government costs, and more
time available for investigation of
wilful tax violators and for col
lecting delinquent tax revenue.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22

Stocks that might go up radio
ally in the next few months might
also go down radically, as a usual
thing.
= = +
The man who habitually loans
money to the same friends will
some day pay off the last note.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22

THE SIDNEY HERALD "a
Thursday, Dec. %. 1855 81
Christmas Greeting Section
, 1955-12-21
cHUDoFF

ton were as bad as they had
been described, he saw the
need for a thorough investi-
cation. If the charges made
can be proved, he said that a
distinct service to the people
of the islands will. have been
made.
The Committee showed con
siderable interest in the $500
600 waterfront project, which
was cancelled by the Depart
ment of Interior and many
questionable contracts and
many questionable contracts
an Expenditures, in addition
to government reorganization.
If the inquiry is held, for
mer Governor Alexander will
be called to testify in Wash
ington it was said.
, 1955-12-21
cUsToDIAL WORKER / Female)

CUSTODIAL WORKER / entrance Salary $1,000 per annum)
Assignment involves manual work in the cleaning of build
ings, grounds and equipment
Ability to read and write is required; experience III the per-
fformance Of manual labor; good physical condition.
Applications must be made on the official form which may
be obtained from the Personnel Branch Office in Christian
sted.
L. JAMES
Director of Personnel
, 1955-12-21
1855 AIR CONDITIONED
B UICK

Power Windows : Power steer
ing : Power brakes : Power
Seats Whitehall tires Radio
Many extras : Low mileage
Guaranteed first-class condi-
ton 49,
P. Q. Box 80, Christianstsed
, 1955-12-21
N oTIcE

REDUCED OVERSEAS TELEPHONE RATES FOR
CHRISTMAS and NEW EAT DAY
If you are planning to make Overseas Telephone
Calls on Christmas and New Years Day. you should
make arrangements now. If this is not done you
may not be able to get your call through on account
Of the large number Of request that are ahead Of
yours.
Call the OVERSEAS OPERATOR now at Number
303 and place your call.
ST. CROIX TELEPHONE SYSTEM
, 1955-12-21


men Encarnacion received
1000 votes and Miss Pauline
Farchette 1,773.
The President, Mrs. Anna
Brodhurst and members of
the Festival Committee ex-
pressed satisfaction at the
way the campaign was con-
Quoted. Appreciation was al
so expressed for the kind oc-
operation Of the parents and
friends who helped to make
the campaign a success.
Miss Nico will be crowned
on Monday night, December
26 at a special program on the
wharf at Christiansted.
, 1955-12-21
v1coRp

Proverbs, Mrs, Beryl Finch,
Mrs. Gloria Thomas, Miss Au-
rea Gomez Gyprian vickers
and Mrs. Anna Brodhurst.
Announcement of the win
.ners will be made in another
issue.
, 1955-12-21

The Division Of Personnel is establishing an eligible list
for the following class.
Evening star., 1955-06-22

by Bridges attorney, Richard
Gladstein, brought out that
Saunders was screened from the
waterfront here as q security
risk for a time. but was cleared
after he. testified for the Gov
ernment in a trial of II alleged
Communists in Los Angeles in
1852.
Bridges spent the morning on
the stand, called by the Gov
ernment.
He denied ever using the name
Rossi even in a joking way"
and said he had never-been in
side the New York headquarters
of the Communist Party.
He didn't recall' whether he
tried to recruit Hook into the
Communist Party when Hook
was leading a machinistS' strike.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Capitals S Viscounts
Start Flying July 26

Capital Airlines innovation in
commercial aviation-the almost
noiseless and vibrationless Wis
count airliner-will start sched-
uled service here on July 26.
j. H. Carmichael, Capital presi-
dent, said yesterday the carrier
will begin it's history making
flights in the United States with
three round-trip flights daily be-
tween Washington and Chicago.
Two of these flights will be non
stop. The third also will serve
Pittsburgh. A round trip be-
tween Washington and Norfolk,
Va, also will be operated.
The airliner will be dedicated
late tomorrow afternoon at Ma
tional Airport, with Vice Presi-
dent Nixon scheduled to do the
honors.
AS additional Viscounts are de-
livered from the Vickers Co.,
service will be extended to other
cities on Capitals routes, Mr..
Carmichael declared. Capital
has ordered go Viscounts, costing
$67 million.
Evening star., 1955-06-22
Harry Bridges Aocuser
To Be Cross-Exomined

SAN FRANCISCO. June %
R.-David L. Saunders, chunky
ex-Communist, today faces cross
examination on his labelling Of
labor leader Harry Bridges as
a member of the powerful Com
munist Central Committee in
1896.
Saunders testified yesterday
that Bridges once paid Commu-
mist Party dues to him person.
ally by slapping three silver dol
lars on his desk.
The AuStralian-born Bridges is
defendant in a civil action
brought by the Government seek
ing to cancel his citizenship. The
Government says he concealed
Communist connections when he
obtained it in September, 1945.
Bridges testified Monday he
never was a Communist.
The suit is considered a prelude
to new deportation proceedings.
Positive in Statements
Saunders, a former port cap
tain, testified brusquely and with
positive manner. He said he
was himself a Communist for 10
years-1935 to 1945, and in 1886
was district organizer for the
party in California, Utah and
Hawaii.
Saunders testified:
In those years Bridges at
tended important closed meet
ings of the Communist Party
{. in 1885 the National Com
munist convention in New York
elected Bridges, who was not
present, member of the Gen.
trail Committee Bridges alias
was Comrade Rossi.
Bridges was chosen to recruit
Harry Hook, then a lodge busi-
ness agent Of the AFL machin-
lists, into the party.
Saunders gave names and
dates with exactitude. He is
now operations manager here
for NYK, a Japanese steamship
line.
Preliminary cross-examination
Evening star., 1955-05-26
See These
And Many
Other
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(e) GIiders, Formerly S24.s5 .SS
(6) Unfinished Bunk Beds Formerly $34.s5----l4.S8
t4) 3-Pe Juvenile Dinette Sets Formerly $lss5- 9.88
~ 5-Pe Wrought Iron Dinette Sets, Formerly
4 5-Pe Chrome Dinetts Sets, Formerly $59.e5 1888
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(2) 5-Pe Chrome Dinefte Sefs Formerly $685. 1888
az White EnemeIed Boby Cribs, Formerly $4z95 8.88
uol Assorted Hessoeks Formerly $8.s5------ 3.S8
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~ Studio couehes. Formerly $5s.s5--------3 1888
80 Youth Bed Mattresses, Formerly Sls.e5 1888
a. Pe,tie Tor Drop Leof Tobes Formerly $ss5
a. Chrome Drop Leof Tables. Formerly $6e.e5 42.88
ts oeeosionaI choirs, Formerly Sass TO $lss5 6S8
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~ z-Pe. Living Room Suite, kyIon and Rubber.
Formerly S2os 69.68
Evening star., 1955-05-26
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~ Modern Lounge chors, Formerly $685. 42.88
u) z-Pe. kylon Living Room Suite, Formerly $lS950
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~ Desks LINED Oak MopIe, Mohosony,
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CD 5-Pe Chrome Dnette Set Formerly $685. oS.SS
() Sway Floor Lamp, Formerly $9.s5 6.80
90 3-Pe Foam Rubber Living Room Suite. Formerly oo
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SEARS WISCONSIN w. ARLINGTON STORES

3pe Mope Sofa Bed Suite Sale eed------------------
Bouee Divon Bed. Formerly
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3o-ineh Foom Rubber Hollywood Bed Sole Priced
2pe. cofonio- Style Soto Bed Suite. Sale Priced
2pe. Living Room Suite Formerly $l4e.50-------------
Modern Platform Rocker. Formerly
Plastic coekto Chair. Sole Priced
Boues coektai Choir Formerly $z7e5----------------
Gossip Bench. Sale Priced -------------------
Coil Spring Top Hossoeks. Sale Priced
Storage Hossoek. Sale Priced d------- ---------
Fu'size nnersprns Mat+ress Box Spring. Sole Priced
Twn-sze lnnersprns Motress Box Spring. Sale Prieed
FoIdowoy Bed with Felt Mattress. Sale Priced d--------
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29

Of Easton Pa Oh d tour u We
Virginia Tennessee ard North
Carolina They returned TO visit
Mr. ana Mrs G walter Marks
for week at Their Rome at CQrds-
yil!e Mr. ard Mrs Sampson we're
celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary, ana they visited Mr.
Sampson old home place At
Burkegille Monday Mr. and Mrs.
Marks accompanied them 10 APP
pomatox 10 tour tie surrender
grounds
Nh and Mrs. Charles Layrnan.
Of Gordon Vile. ard Miss white
and Miss Shirley Webb Of Green
Springs. and P &C r. } Webb. Of
Washington visited their uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs @ w
Marks recently.
Floyd PressnelI and Frances
Lee and Mr. a1u Mrs q w
Marks motOr-d TO Charlottesyl He
TO BRING back Mrs Floyd Press
nell ana new baby glri COugtatu-
latlous MI and MRS Pre- nell
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29

Nsas Flora Ballowe gas nome
from the University Of Virginia
annner session 10 visit her par
euts NJ and Mrs. Ben Ballowe
Nj. ard Afrs Young Of Farmville.
called on them sunday afternoon.
ana later Mr. and Mrs BalI0We
accompanied flora back 10 Char
loytes9.lle
Mrs VIRGINIA stepar Of Farm
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29

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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29
Mt. Zion

M K Davis was guest Sunday
Of Nh and Mrs Brunette Jones
Tommy Hudglns Il l. Apper-
SON Jr. and chsidfen Miss Mae
Snoddy Mr. and Ms w Z Ia
tum Mrs b l. hppefson. Sr-.
Mrs Lawrence Jauerson and
Carlton Boatwrlghi Befe visitors.
in the home Of Aiisats Mary and
Louise Anderson
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Anderson
visited Thursday with Mrs An
derson's parents. Ma. and Mrs
John Moss. OF Gladstone
Miss Elizabeth lanGy was guest
Sunday III the hAne Of Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Newton
Ray Davidson left Friday for
National Guard summer camp at
Indiantown Gap ia
MI and Mrs Julian Anderson
Stoney Anderson and Susan An
derson Of Mullins, 3 c.. are
spending their vacation here with
Mr.. Anderson's Parents. MI. and
Mrs Herbert B Anderson
Mrs A. s de8ettencourt. and
Brunette Newton Of Washington
were guests Saturday OF Mn and
Mrs Clyde Newton
Sunday yisito. III the home
Mrs. Grace cop1 were Mrs. John
Yancey and ch prem and Mrs
Coles brother T.dIey West Of
Gravel Hill
Kim Anderson spent the week
end with his parents. Nh and
Mrs Kramer Anderson Mr. An
derson and John Yancey accom-
panied Kim, to BoWline Green.
on his return to Fort A p I'm
Mrs J N. NcHton Of Bremo
Bluff is visiting In the home Of
her daughter. Mrs J w Mitch
ell
Mrs w 7. ChiIdsess accom-
panied Dy HeI daughter. June,
visited Sunday with Nj. and Mrs
Freeman ChildresS Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs J. p Adder
son Of Mullins S c
Bobby Jones spent Sunday with
his grandparents MI and Mrs
7 b Anderson
Mrs Paul Merck and son. Jim
my, Of Seneca S c is spending
a two weeks vacation with Mrs
Merck parents My and Mrs.
A u Maftin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29

Mrs. Branch Bird * CA.y4-
wooc Vas guest at I. PraXed
on Sunday
sidney Cole scheduled 10 be
indicted into the army OF August
} was the week end guest of his
uncle u II West. at The Iay-
ern ana accompanied Mr. West
10 Richmond Oh Monday
Recent week end guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. F . Williams included
Miss Joyce Jouas and Robert
GateRood Of Richmond
Joseph keenan, spent tine past
week end at his home here He IS
now playing IN a Shakespeare
Theatre workshop production Dt
Cynbeline in New York
Mrs Kate Harms died early
Monday following long illness
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29

FARMyILIE ESQ sERyICENTEK
Atlas Tires. Batteries Il Accessories
Washing -Lunrication Waxing
AAA Service
Phone II Farmville. Va.
TAYLOR MANUFACTURING co. INC.
Contractors-B Building Material
Quality MilWork-- Farm Equipment
International Trucks Mash Automobiles
Farmvllle. Va.
kLEANWELL CLEANERS a TAn.oRs
Altering - Repairing - Tailoring
For Ladies and Gentlemen
Phone 90 - Main St.
Farmvllle, Va
PRINCE EDWARD MILLS. INC.
Merchant Millers
Seal OF Virginia High Patent Flour
PEN Poultry-DaiIy and Stock Feeds
Farnlville. Va.
GARLAND AND HARDWOOD. AGENTS
Insurance That Insures
100 North Main Street
Farmville. Va.
NEWCOMB AUTO PARTS. INC.
Wholesale Auto Parts 81 Equipment
Farmvilie. Va.
FARMvTLLR FURNITURE co.
Farmvllle. Va.
LECGETTS DEPT. STORE
Farmvtlle. Va.
Take Someone TO Church with you Sun
day-Youu Both Feel Richer For 1t"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-29

TAYLOR FORBES COMPANY
Dodge Job Rated Trucks
Dodge Passenger Cars
Plymouth Cars
203 w 3rd St - Phone
Farmyille, Va
COCA-COLA BOTTIING WORKS
Farmyille. Va.
NEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES co.
Farmvlle. Va
FARMERS COOPERATIVE
Third Street Farmville. Va.
Custom Grinding - Feed Mixing
Bring us your grains to be ground and
mixed according to your own formula.
Fertilizer and Lime s~reading
FLIPPEN's STORE
General Merchandise - G. E Appliances
Plumbing ard Electrical Contractors
Cumberland Va.
BURRUSS LAND e. LUMBER CO. INC.
DilIwyn. Va
CROW BROTHERS
General Auto Repairs
Dilwyn. Va.
KAYTON COAL co.
Coal - Fuel Oh and Fertilizer
Telephone l66 - Farmville. Va.
STATE 4 LEE AND FARMyILLE
DRIVEN THEATRES
For the Best In Entertainment
FHrmv1llc, Va.