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Evening star., 1955-11-16
C;STI,EiRK K..lR91Si0KiKi'FEiPF;R--.- Fn1ireST5T

CLERK-BOOKKEEPER--- EngineerIn9
company. downtown Constitution
ave. has interesting position for
girl between 22-36. bettex-then
average salary: 5-day week: com.
pany-paid disqualification and in-
surance benefits. EX. 3-2553. --l7
CLEkk-sIkNOGRAPHEk, lS to SO
s1E ysaisd Gutiss 81 sse s0Hool Week o@ss ssso
mo. Please apply In person, Benz
JAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY,
HOO 10th st. NV. --1S
CLERK-TYPIST. large insurance
company has openins in claim dept.
Interesting working conditions. free
Decentralization insurance and other
perience desirable but not neces-
sarY. See Mr.. SALE or Mr..
BAILEY. AIS Woodward Bldg. 18th
CIEkK.fYPIsf, permanent position.
5-day week; experienced only;
knowledge Of shorthand preferable.
sSla5y spDg aExa6SiS yoo sppNrraTiN psNE sHPHi
AUTHORITY, Room 20l. lI3 N.
ST. Asaph ST., Alexandria. IF
CLERK-TYPIsT for claims depart.
ment Of insurance CO., 5-day week.
as; once n s; g; Apply AMERI-
cIERk; ;TxSisT. ss s z;g.ms J days.
son blvd, Arl., ia. $4,000.
CLERK-TYPIST, recent high. school
graduate with some. bookkeeping
knowledge. perinenent position In
small once: 6-day week. Salary
commensurate with ability. Gail
Mr.. BROWN, before ~ am. ct Ju.
CIERKsTYPTsT, part time, for Of.
nee, Rosslyn, Va. Arlington resi-
dent preferred. Cali ia. 5-SIS6,
or I'll. 6-3S46. Us
Evening star., 1955-11-16
SALESMAN

Man TO sen nationally famous Ken.
more seNing machines. Inside. out.
side sales. Car neeesgary Draw
against commission. Leads fur.
ntEhed, No cAnYaSSiflg Excellent
company benetlts " the one maf
who dualsi3es Apply personnel
Sears. ROebuck and Co.
Sass coLEsyILLR RD sTL sPG
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cTNrKMAN

White OF colored. 2s-z5. in nnuos
store; good oppof.. perm. eooe
salary. bonus. vac. Refs. Do not
phons. CENTRAL. BIS sth a,N,
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EJIH = oF, II W.
SALESMAN

oppoFtunits Tor peltoli;
dept. We are the iarsest and Oldest
Whoiesale frozen food distributor
In this city. Perm. position. good
salary 10 start, excel. opportunity
for advancement; car furn usual
company Dement'S. Give age snuca-
tion and fefereucesss Box ls4-b,
Evening star., 1955-11-16
THE EVENING STAR
iI0I PA. AVE NV.
ARTTST fIAY-OUT1

ARTIST (LAY- -OUT)
Layout artist with either depart
nent store or agency experience.
Excellent atmosphere for creative
layout person, Salary commensur-
ate with ability; Many employ
cation. free pension plan, gfoup
REORGANIZATION and Insurance avail
ablo. Apply: Employment Omee,
WARD x ioTHRop, .--le
Evening star., 1955-11-16
ASSISTANT
CASHIER

Young woman, 2i-35 years Of are,
who Is capable Of handling q de.
Workine With figures. and can ham
die the general public. Some cash
fering experience required. Apn1s
PefsonneL Room 602; open week:
days. $500. and sat.. o-l2. NC
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1f01 PA, AVE. NV.
ASSISTANT COOK, white, expeFl-
enced IN italian cooking: small res
taurant: hours, 5-i2 pm, daily,
AgpIF .riR iR an Rsrseapph 4An1EIrTs hsn1I5r X
e.e. --S1
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CLERK
LIGHT TYPING)

For circulation department Of weii-
known weekly news magazine.
Work will involve keeping records
concerning the circulation OF the
magaxine. Applicant must enjoy
and adding figures win make IN
bulk Of lob. Some tipping required.
Free disqualification and surgical
insurance, free life insurance many
other company benefits. Call Di.
$4,000. Ext. 26l. between 9 am.
and ) pm.
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HELP-MEN

YOUNG MAN 70 assist supervisor N
General contractors once. expe-
Renee helpful. Exeellent opportn-
nifty for willing worker. Write
snees to Bog 1li-c. star. Is
YOUNG MAN
20-3O. at least high school edyen-
ton for Hcrteage losn seryie!ns
sn VIZ people: ei y viIiIns if1S 70 make calls
after once hourE. Excellent oppor-
snhstantiai einpioye benefits. Phone
~. AlInutt or Mr.. Glen, DI. 7-S300.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors. MoFtgsge Bankers
Washington Building ---22
YOUNG MEN, are l7-I9, b. 8. grad:
no expef. NECESSARY; several down.
town companies need .young men
for once clerical work: poHitions
are permanent with good .promo-
tionei opportunities; g: sal, $22.
Nc. hAsAshnAs6t suite SO, 400 q q. nv: .
YOUNG MEN
IExper. not nee; ewes, or fun time
70 teach dancing Earn whiie Eo4 g
scHoKN DANCE STUDIOS, 2925
Conn. ave. NV. --l6 =
COLLEGE MEN, yoiinE, sales. cred-
rs, general. Miss Bell at BOYD'S,
700 18th cor. @.
EXP. MANAGER for pool room
operate Is own; pay owner per-
centage. Apply No. Q 18th st. n;e..
after 8 pm. To-
3 MEN, 25 years and over for special
contact work; 500 each week pc
fore Christmas y qunlitied Late-
mooei ear furnished. Ask for Mk.
S6, 3 pm. sharp. THURSDAY and
y NEAr-ApPRARIN0. middle-ased
real money for Christmas. See Mr.
MACHINES, 10 an. sharp, lt1l
n 1t. nv. Room 206, Thufeday
and Friday. l9
COLLEGE GRADUATE
$3.50. excel. opportunity. for yonne
man as sales representative with
Ieading national organization. Full
training program with manage:
ment opportunities. 0uaranteea
salary plus incentive plan. ,Sal
Mr.. LYNN. DU. 7-5lo0. Id
PART TIME
sERvIcEMEN, college man civilian
empis, twhitel. opening IN our ssles He,
eanyassirig. No exper. nee. Aver
age earning Sfb per vk.. part time;
Sf25. fun time. For .appt.. eau OF
4-6063. 10 Am. 70 ! pm. to
ewes -
Evening star., 1955-11-16
SLIP COVER CUTTERS

1 fun time and 1 part time
slip-eoyeF cutter for 0Q-week year;
bonus plan. Call Mr., Rice. 8 q
s.;ss Ss3q 49, q Ap I,ir; 10000. 200 CUSTOM ~
Evening star., 1955-11-16
SALESMAN

Kitchen cabinet salesman with en-
eineertng background; selling expef
essential: experience 10 kitchent
you are the riFiit man We will train
you. Cal KITCHENS INC, Wo
b-2o0b for appt. - !.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
MESSENGER

6FFICE Roy, must Be 1e year. ols
or ever. Apply THG A89OCIAIEL
REESs, Room go e.1s bldg - ~ y.
iahlished firm. permanent 10y. ~.
caticn with nay. excellent Worklnf
conditions. TOP wares Phone pl
PacKER AND FrNIsuKnAppl,
pefisnced: On new apartment build
rsHIEfrIIAs. HEs ne eatoao. eIso:,. sober mesSslie, &
ehc srs viIilns . SeEk 8 6ouIi
) aay and steady eau ~; =
fsst ior tsonsssncsion Sannas 81 sesS EpsfiasMnsis, Z M &
job Apply KAY CONSTRUCTION
s7oe weller rds wheaton. Me.
rLAsrgRKRs. t25, rt,ss sasshan,
ics. pienty cf work, KiDWELL a
KIDTkLL, WE. 5-4A00. IL !.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

4ALEHCLEHNs SelectElc1k Appliances
btssRs bx as ssrins sS sSpPIlss I.s z. ssfasnes n.1
SALES ENG, $l2 900
EIsiisroIs ,.isr 4 sssl ssFks M oSss %sf. sSfsr Siss
nftris. 70 $4,000 relocate In East.
efn BART q, 81 SALES 1oe1l end
travel, an kinds; $500 70 SlS,tlQ.sl
Tor The best sse INA. s-25Aol
BoYD's, Cor 18th and g
1HEEs SdPkRyIsOAs ags 1855,
InRgfied. coileze eaeksrolndt some
aso asss msasssmsRs szSesFisnse II sor ss sfeer ep.
portaEity with iee.. corporation y
beveraes lleid Fapid advancement
for Fieft man IN an expanding
eoInpany. 81. sal, NJ 200 Plus *.
penkee and auto. The employ ymenl
service for statesmen, MANA0E-
KENT CpNHut.TAN'rBs INC, SUITE
600, 1905 9 s.. nv. -.
essds shoaid y asi. q n req *
ss'aslspssniBs sasls so Bcx hsS is6.B. ssaa, & '.Is
gALESkfAN--u you ltye In virginia
here n an opportunity To sell ar
essential product In q pTQtectet
teTfftofy while REPRESENTING WASH
sjneton,s largest plumbing. he1tinf
appliance firm. EArntnss in exeesl
uf $1,000 per year plus Annua
bonus. Experiences unnecessary bu
automobile Is. Group ho1pttaliEe,
ti0n life insurance Dement'S. etc
Position Il available tmrleaiately
For interview. cal NJ. House o
M. flynn ct JOHN O. WEBST Ek
e2z 9 s. NV 80. 3-uigu. =
doWs and other home improvements
SAFETY PENCE Co. 20. 1-1ooo
SALESMAN Amsrica's ieadinl
mems furnishiagS stores has a
opening for 4 salesman. exper
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOP. SOC i4tl
sATEssiAN TRAINKE, ass es-s7l
college Grads--l Of Ameriea's old.
est and Best known n1auufaeturtnl
ccmpanies Is looking for q etneerl
young man who II interested IN
career sales opportunity. The man
selected viii receive valuable train.
ing and sales edneaticn insuTiue
sound. secure future. Expef. MOI
necessary but helpful. Stfaisht
salary bastg Of $4,000 70 $4,000 y
start The employment service Ioi
statesmen. MANAGEMENT CON
I 9tLTANTs. NC Suite 600. 1906
@ Sc NV
Evening star., 1955-11-16
ACCT. CLERK

Permanent position handling accts,
receivable ledger: h-day. 4O.nr.
week, no Sat work Appropriate
experience and ability X type are
reuuired 2O.3N years OF Age,. SAL
ary commensurate with experience
Apply M PsrsSnneel S1aelk Noo9s oos SS gst Saia gs.'
Ne phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
BOOKKEEPER

Young woman, 2s-3b yrs. Of are who
Is q good typist and has had some
bookkeeping eKperienee. Bank or
building and loan assn. ezpertence
helpful but not essential. Assign
ment includes computing interest
and detailed record keeping. Salary
commensurate with experience. Ap-
ply Personnel. Room 602. Open
weekdays, s;30-5 and sat. e-t2.
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
if01 Penna. Ave. NV
BooKKEEPER-PAYRoLL TYPfsT.
Typist, seientine work SEQ no. no.
File elerk-typist S225 mo, an
RECEIPT. .-typist. exper. : to S2S9 mo.
Secretaries, legal $3.50 up
Secretary, business, NE, SIS vk.
Secretary, engineering $40 VIZ.
Jr. secretaries .S- S65-S70
Temp. secretaries $500 mo.
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel Service
l404 N. x. Ave. RE. 1880
Evening star., 1955-11-16
CLERK

1e TO IS, for permanent position, IN
records section OF our company,
Typing not required. company bene.
ntS Apply Personnel once, 3rd 4.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE co.
SIG l4th st. NV. --16
Evening star., 1955-11-16
MELP-MEN
SALESMAN

For . man With speciality, ap-
piiance, books. or other sales ex-
perienee we have. we believe tht
best educational sales plan in the
D. c. area. Prefer responsible mar.
ried man, 25 70 38, 70 call on In
terested prospects, Car necessary;
leads furnished. Phone AF. 7-33SS,
. am. TO ~.
enelneers, professional
positions paying to $4,000. AL
kinds personnel positions. BoYD'6
zoo 18th, cor. q St. Est. 40 yrs.
Statesmen for mems store; GOOD
pay, Apply at once. FREpERICK'e e
MEMS WAR, 1895 II 81. NV. iii
SALESMEN--Sell BY appointment
only; complete training assured
800 per month guarantee to start
Phone RE. 7-6912 for appointment
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
Statesmen. furnishinss and cloth
ing. steady employment. ASTOi
MEMS sIicP 500 9Th 1t. nv
Statesmen f3) good commission
transportation flirn.. plenty Of NJ
time. see llR. MILLER, 62e Penna
ave. Sc. ~. 3-SSD7. --1T
Evening star., 1955-11-16
SAT TESMEN
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT

EM. s-oee7
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Unusual local opportunity now open
with national orgnnization. Must
have organization ability and sales
BACKGROUND. For appointment call
JU. n-b2l2. -
SANDWICH NAN on CLERKs expe-
Flenced II koeher food. Apply IN
person. HoEBER6's DELEGATES.
skE; W 5s1z kastsrn SET. ave: nv. ~ 5.1
sonhbie knowiedse Of plumbtng and
heating. Mutt have sales ability and
bD able 70 supervise eerVtce men.
Must be aggrrSetFe. sober and re-
liable. Reliable company has been
IN bnsineas ze years. Starting 500
per week plus somnsitslon. Group
inrnfansIHi n ssIi Cnne ~ s.1Ss9op S9p tor Y aDpt sas
n. 4. sAuASBAcid. NC, Si47 wi
ssayIcT sGn atse' eefATIoN ArTENDANT,
4 must Sc experienced ID lrhEication
work. coNkoias a FosTER. 2s44
sEEyIlE STATION ATTENDANT,
snll tine c,y; I1st se lnIv ivilg S1ssls S'srs
ESQ SERVICE. eaS II. die6e rd..
1 Arlingtcn. Va No phone calls,
SERVICE STATION ATTENDAhT.
experienced Inhrteatton, silver
aprtfg area W; Ss6sQQs ~ u
exrer shifs inanaeer Local refs
TANNERS GULF SERVICE, 3737
Hamilton 81. Hyattsyilie. UE; =
sERTeicE STATION ATTENDANT,
part time; must he sxpeIieneed y
luhfics ton. SHEPHARpfg sERyICk,
Arlington. Va. No phone calls. I'D
gHOE SALESMAN. exper,. excel.
oppor. Ter . future Lop s4lary 7, z {
baltimore ave. Hyattsrilie. Nd AZ
sii6P FOREMAN. 70 run small
nlannfaefuring plant Ia wheaton.
Nd; rood salary: man with initia-
five call 10. S-SoSe.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
i.lCIERKI;-T'YPIST

Pleasant working conditions: b-day
week: paid insurance. See Mr.. Tay-
lor after 10 am. tno phone calls !.
BERG RGMAN'S LAUNDRY
Evening star., 1955-11-16

YOUNG MAN 70 assist supervisor n
Gsneral eontraetor's once. eTDe-
Renee helpful. Excellent opportp-
nifty for willing worker. Wrttl
giving age, experience and refer.
enceS TO BOZ 4li-c. Star. -l8
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East 6rund Forks Record
Duluth Publicity March 4,
MINNESOTA NEEDS ITS INDUSTRIES"

"a. Wisconsns liberal beer excise tax policy
has been Of big help to the brewing industry Of
that state in its search for business in adjoining
states and throughout the nation.
"Minnesota's smaller brewing industry, in its
fight for similar markets, has found the going
pretty rough. But it will be rougher still should
a proposed excise tax on beer q. times that paid
in Wisconsin be adopted -"
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his diocese to Negro children.
Bishop Waters said:
II revolt against our children
being infected with this virus of
prejudice, when men and women
of good will everywhere can pre-
serve them from it,"
A strong believer in the capa-
city Of the Catholic church to
combat prejudice, the prelate
added:
Il am not unmindful as a
Southerner, OF the force of this
virus of prejudice among some
persons in the South. as well as in
the North. know, however there
is a cure for this virus and that
is our faith"
At the communion breakfast,
mont Catholic friends joined Cath
olics in paying tribute to the bish-
OPP.
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Leaders Ask Ike"
To Halt JimCro
In u. S. Housing

Washington -- (ANP) - Eigh-
teen prominent national leaders
Of civic, religious, labor, veterans
and educational organization call
ed on President Eisenhower last
week to bar segregation from all
federally assisted housing pro-
grams.
The leaders charged that some
opponents Of school indignation
have frankly stated that they
hope TO achieve their ends by us
ing federal housing aids to set up
ghettoS on a large scale"
The plea to the President was
sent by the National Committee
Against Discrimination in Hous-
ing and signed by the Is leaders.
Among them are;
Roy wilkins, NAACP admins
traitor; Lester B. Granger, Ma
tonal Urban League executive
director; Walter Reuther, presi-
dent of the United Automobile
Workers, Clio; Irving NJ. Engel.
president OF the American Jewish
Committee and Patrick Murphy
Malin, executive director OF the
American Civil Liberties Union.
The message asserted that the
government continues to grant
funds to local housing authorities
for the construction Of segregated
housing, and that urban renewal
and redevelopment projects sup
ported by federal money, still get
federal approval even though they
are refusing Negroes admission
solely on the grounds Of color.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

swiftly to open up schools, hos
pitfalls and other diocesan organi-
cations under his jurisdiction TO
Negro Catholics.
Merging OF the churches
touched off storm Of protest.
The bishop stuck to his guns,
however, and the storm has
since blown over.
In opening up the schools OF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

TnL o,sIo rsIss OSLO s,,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

Bishop Waters appearance at
the CIC breakfast marked an
other step in his battle against
racial segregation.
In 1853 Bishop Waters took two
actions of far reaching signifi-
canoe to end segregation in the
Raleigh diocese.
He ordered a merger of two
Catholic churches, joining in one
congregation Negro and white
communicates, and then moved
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

The honeymoon's really over
when he phones that he'll be late
for supper and she's already
left a note that it's in the refriger-
ator. Bill Lawrence.
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THESE COSTS ARE IGNORED
In fhe eIaims mode by those
who would increase iron ore foxes

/ Money invested in the iron ore in the
ground (depletion).
2 General property. or ad valorem. taxes on
iron ore reserves
3 General research and experimentation on
low-grade ores and taconite.
q Losses on non-proht mines.
S Unsuccessful drilling and exploration ex-
pcnscs.
6 Many administrative expenses.
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Catholic Bishop Honored
For Desegregating Churches
And Schools In No. Carolina

Chicago ANP)-Bishop Vincent S. Waters presiding
peate of the Roman Catholic diocese of Raleigh c. whose
stand against segregation in Catholic schools of his
him national recognition last week addressed the 1855 Commun
ion Breakfast of the Chicago Catholics Interaca Council
the Sheraton hot here
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mo- Wore , Than a! Half Of Brewers Price
FOR Beer Would Be Ta,e,

Isisl tsIss On k.,y q,
80 "oad represent ss,, ~, ----------
Aaf Of u. sr,str,. ~ = . a. ss.ssp,r 81
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Increased Beer
sodser Brewers .'.'s,,

r....s. " .. - . - .,, - ,
rs:'"sa a. .,''s - 49,, : 80. 80
:: :: !: =: :: g: =: :; =. -;
80 49, - s.s go. % dsst: .. =, e
B~aSA--A1A
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Farmers Find
Malt" Barley
profitable

4 49, 80. 80 70 N.n9 -, Z. !
srS-sl. Il i.I-- I
E.-r. ., -, Co or.a4 Ts's' R'''''
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Ssoy. Hike in Beer
No, Hurts sso'e

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4: /. z. ! 81 (: +; !:
, 1955-02-19
/sI A. a. Alexander
Coxvornor
TURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Charlotte Amalie, st Thomas
Virgin Islands

Honorable Charles K. Claunch
Government Secretary
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. Claunch:
Reference is made to Section 6(e) Of Public Law 5H
providing for travel expenses for Senators in going to ana
returning from each session of the Legislature. It IS also pro-
vided in this same section that the salaries, per diem, ana
travel allowances of the members Will be palo py the GoV-
eminent Of the United States.
It seems necessary to adopt some procedure which viii
facilitate the easy movement Of Senators within trrltorlal
and. constitutional limits. The former legislative bodies ex-
ercised exclusive jurisdiction in this respect and II would ap-
pear feasible to continue this procedure if the legislature IS
to function according to law and the mandates OF the people.
This, therefore, is to request the issuance of Transpor-
tation Requests for Senators to and from ST. Thomas, Vr-
gin Islands, and to ask that a set of the proper FederaIIrans-
portation Requests, with proper instructions for their use,
he furnished the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands,
Sincerely,
~ Walter /. M. Hodge
President
THE LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN STANDS
Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas
Virgin Islands
January 10, 1855
charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Sir:
/ have the honor to inform you that at the Inaugural
of the First Legislature of the Virgin Islands, held
on Monday, January 10, 1856, the following officers were
elected:
Walter l. M. Hodge, PRESIDENT
Earle 3. Ottley, VICE PRESIDENT
Jorge Rodriguez, LEGISLATIVE SECREIAHY
The Legislature, shall convene this evening at 400 o'clock
specifically to hear your message on the state OF the islands
81 Sincerely,
~ Walter l. N. Hodge
PRESIDENT
GOVERNMENT OF
Il VIRGIN LANDS OF THE UNITED
Continued on page a
, 1955-02-19
OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
TUESDAY. JANUARY II. 1855
Present were:

Present were:
Eric II. Carroll
Joseph A. Gomez
SSAas. Walter I. M. Hodge
AMSggs9Mgaaa9 Fritz LaWaetz En
EkSsaBA&agsaa Jonn =. nle,Mm
ia@zMSaaEEgEgA Luclnda WIZ .s-
csMMEsSsNSss Percival H. Reese sES
4EnsgsstFFF Weymouth Rhymer ME-
Jorge Rodriguez "
Julius T. Sprauve 49,
The following correspondence were read: ~
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLAND OF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
January 10, 1855
The Honorable 81
The Chairman of the Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands Z.
Charlotte Amale - -. ..
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Dear Sir
It has been the practice to continue encountered apprc
priations for several fiscal years until fully expended. I
other words, at any one time four to five fiscal years are q
ways open. This system is contrary to proper financial pre-
cedure.
would like this changed so that only one fiscal yea
will be open at any one time. In order to liquidate encum
brances of previous years, a reserve should be appropriate
in the current budget. Thus, in preparing each new budgei
cognizance will be made of outstanding obligations of pre-
yious years, and an amort will be appropriated for retirin
these obIipatiOnS.
, 1955-02-19

Honorable Charles K. Claunch
Government Secretary
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. Claunch:
, 1955-02-19

The attached ordinance will bring about this change.
Sincerely,
~ ~ a. Alexander
Governor
THE LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Charlotte Amalie, st Thomas
Virgin Islands
Ton,,or,, II 1osS
, 1955-02-19

Eric H. Carroll
Joseph A. Gomez
Walter I. NJ. Hodge
Fritz Lawaetz
John D. Merwin
Lucinda Millin
Earle B. Ottley
Percival H. Reese
Weymouth Rhymer
Jorge Rodriguez
Julius E. Sprauve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
ON THE CLUB CALENDER

lands Jewiah centeE--Wednesday. g
pm, fashion show for new and old
Learns u Rspubllsaa Wsmsn. District
house. morning study sroup; speaker,
Miss Bertha s.. Adkins. assistant 70
Republican National Committee chair
man Repgelissn Women's Part IN
National Council u Jewish Msn,sn---
Talniiy Center. nrlt 3slf meeting Of
Golden Ase Club.
National Mothers, Memory Club-Thury-
day. 1880 PM. st. MareAfet's Church,
ass Mrs chaass an pydsoS y
Perrott Rose.
Thomas Wyatt Wheeler chaptsF--sat-
urday. 1890 Pms luncheon and hu,l-
! %ithsn: s1s willard avenue, CHEW
Chase. Nd.
District Daushters Of the American Rsye-
lution--Today.. 3 PM Mary Bartlett
Chapter. With Mrs. Glenn spItlsr $500
Virginia; speaker. Mrs. james w. but
Ter. state chairman OF conservation
committee. Tomorrow, ~ an, state
approved schools eom sl.: ,sh a.rer
Committee. Tonorfow. q pm. Army
and Navy chapter. chapter house:
curator Of b. A. r. MUSEUM. Plans
for the b. A. n. Museum Tomorrow,
2 pm, Captain Molly Pitcher chap
ter. with Mrs. Fred W Holt, 81 Essex
roll program; speaker, Mrs. Ellsworth
E. Clark. state chairman Of honor roll
r~mmit.s1 Tomorrow, 8 pm, Amer
lean chapter with Mrs.. owen :.
Lewisdaie. Maryland. Tomorrow, &
PM. Deborah Knapp chapter, chapter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

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- holss, assass. 40 p:is.. auih
3fgN9ter nhaptefs cheptef house.
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8 pm. Louise Adams chapter. With
CHAPTER recent, Mrs. Craig =. heddish.
i7sz T4ylas strest nv. snsn iorEI!..
"n p.ns. presidsnt Menfo. eSsp chapter.
s5l sns 2Scf sis ssssatS ~. Irsss
Wednesday. s pm. Mary Washingten
s shnRtss; chapter hcI,,s ssnna ssnss
samuel ooEton chapter. ciaeers' club
HanninS. spseisf AGENT d ths Fsdersl
Hufeau Of Inysslisatien, Nssienel
n nssmBsrship se@nfissss.s sn9 ssst. rss.
istrarh committee, chapter house, Joint
nsst,nsi s sEs.sssr III NE nnmss
ccs onssIsuson sssstes junior
with Mrs. Albert y Novick. 5000
Massachusetts avenue. n;F.; Mis-
Junior Membersnip" % visit; thurs
s ssi sitR ri nis sei 0lshil nb. snin
1910 South Sixth street. Arlineton:
speaker. Mrt. James W. Butler. state
chairman q conscfyation committee;
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Brosdnncor Apartments. 1901 Connect.
s ssat. nat sl defense sssamaiissss. ssass
honor roll committee and state d. A. =.
Joint MEETING, Friday. moor, epsan
teenth street, Animation iunehsoh
cSsp. sre Ssg so.s ssnss sssa
party Friday, 8 PM. Katherine
monthiy meetinG. Saturday, 1 PM,
Keystone chapter. meeting and dutch
Mrs. Newton MONTGOMERY. 3e26 North
M Sin' ROY u. dllbsrt.oOan. chapter yies
Esssnt. Saturday. pm, Me{y
Pssss sasVsss sSui S n'f poy
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