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Evening star., 1955-01-13

1t tells the thrilling, tempestuous
story of the adventurer who risked
sudden death for quick riches and
the fame and ice blonde who didn't
want to be his Saturday night girl"!
Evening star., 1955-01-13

caused by his trip to Greenland.
Washington will release a state
ment explaining that Bob's in
tent was not to rob any one Of
a job, but to bring cheer to
homesick GIs at Christmas time.
incidentally, Bob reports he
overheard an Eskimo girl in
Greenland tell GI: Sorry, but
I never rub noses on the first
date"
Tita, estranged wife of actor
Edmund Purdom, describes her
husband as a DR.. Jekyll-Mr.
Hyde: when he gets around big
stars, he just loses his head"
Marjorie MA Kettle" Main,
told me that when she was in
Rome during her recent trip to
Europe, she saw the Pope, but
/ was so far away I couldn't
describe what he looked like.
st. Peters Square sure is huge!
Wish I could have seen the Pope
last summer, but he was away
from Rome"
4 ~
Lena Horne put dancing and
Shakespearean acting into her
Evening star., 1955-01-13

AA\4AA14 = w SN$A~s
Frank Sinatra will make
enough money touring Australia
to enable him to retire. Hard to
realize that two years ago
frankie was not only broke, but
in debt.
Gregory Peck is putting a new
price tag on his movie services
100000, plus 10 per cent of all
picture profits. And Greg knows
there are a lot of producers who
will jump to sign him.
Jackie Gleason's new millions
are driving the other comics
crazy. Said Milton Berle, about
Jackie getting the high salary
from Buick: "He would have
never gotten it if hadn't sold
all those cars"
The Beverly Wiltshire Hotel has
a talking scale. It tells you your
weight plus a commercial giving
you advice about eating. I.
Clark Gable reports that signs
all over Hong Kong proclaimed
welcome Rhett Butler" when he
was there and every one called
him Rhett Butler.
y y
Jean Simmons will not be able
to visit Stewart Granger in PAX
istan as planned. when he makes
"Bhowani Junction" She will be
working on Guys and Dolls"
Cam Mitchell. a real golf
enthusiast, has dozens Of putters
one of them $50 years old. j.
Glenn Ford has a diploma from
the best cooking school in Paris,
where he completed a course
while making a picture over
there. Omelets are his piece de
resistance. Pearl Bailey and
hubby Louis Bellson are hoping
to kill the split-up rumors by
hand holding all over New York
City.
Danny Kaye and his wife took
Court Jester" co-star Glynis
Johns to THE Golden Pagoda"
in Chinatown. Danny prepared
their Chinese dishes in the res.
taurant kitchen. In spite of
which, Glynis was able to report
for work the next morning.
4 \
Bob Hope will let the Govern
ment handle the union trouble
Evening star., 1955-01-13
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Stage.
Arena --- "The Miser";; $3.50
pm.
Screen.
Ambassador, Young At
Heart: /, $40. SIS. 7:20 and
$3.50 pm.
Capitol-"Deep in My Heart;
11:15 am, 1:45, 4:20, and $40
pm.
Colony - illicit Interlude";;
$3.50. sos and 9:45 pm.
Columbia - Athena; 11:40
am, 1:40, 3:45. 5:45, 7:50 and
$50 pm.
Dupont Romeo and Juliet;
II am, 1:35. AIS, 6:55 and 9:35
pm.
Keith's-"20, 900 Leagues Un-
der the Sea-: 10 am. 1920.
2:40. sos, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Little - Garden of Eden;
1880. 3:15. 4:55, $40, $40 and
10:05 pm.
MacArthur-"High and Dry;
6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan Young At
Heart; 11:15 am, 1:20, 1925.
5:35. 7:40 and $50 pm.
Ontario - "Three Ring Cir
Gus: 1880. $3.50. $50, 1880 and
$3.50 pm.
Palace There's No Business
Like Show Business; 1885 am,
2:10. 4:40. 7:15 and $3.50 pm.
Playhouse-"The Sign of the
Pagan: II am, 1850. 2:40. 4:30.
$40, 8:15 and 1910 pm.
Plaza-"The Detective; IL,
lao. 800, 5. 6:45, $3.50 and
10:15 pm.
Trans-Lux - "Phffft"; 11:25
am, 1880. $40, 4:50, 6:35. 8:15
and 10 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
1880 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1955-01-13

new act. And now Hollywood
Is paging here for q picture.
A lot Of people hereabouts
have a sign on their car gates:
Beware of Dog" But Dick Pow
ell and June Allyson have this
sign on their gate: Beware Of
Children-Drive Slowly"
Imogene Coca hijacked one Of
Sid Caesars writer's in a move
to get a rating for her show. All
Imogene has to do is hijack that
fellow named Caesar and they'll
both have their names up there
again with the top ten.
Ann Blyth's current director.
Hugo Fregonese (''King's Thief'O
has date with MGM's front Of
flee, and he's prepared to go to
any extremes If they will lend
her to him to star in Marina, :"
which he will make in Europe
this summer. But I doubt that
Ann will leave her baby for the
best picture in the world.
X \ 4
Gregory Peck will make his
first Nationwide tour to sell his
Purple Plain" movie for Direc-
tor Robert Parrish. Greg will
hit every major city with his CO.
star, Win Min Thau, pretty Bur-
mese actress.
Spike Jones went into a quick
change behind some stage seem
cry during his tour. The scenery,
when moved, revealed him
standing there in his shorts.
Spike went into a zany danct,
which brought down the house,
so he's keeping it in the show.
fpa1aaead hv NANAN
Evening star., 1955-01-13

no n6lp lTOLu JIlc pIc-eIIlIlS1L
playwrights. A congenitally
great lady. the moral no doubt is.
needs no help. As audiences
at the Shubert will learn next
week when Miss Draper takes
over the stage single-handed.
Miss Draper is unique in all the
ways. -. An admirer on the
fringe of her business asked for
a luncheon date "any time after
opening night" that Miss Draper
was free. The convention is
not to intrude upon a performers
first day in town. Word came
back that Miss Draper would be
pleased to have luncheon on
Monday at /.
Statistically, Miss Draper is
overwhelming. ;. But only
statistically otherwise, she
is the essence of easy grace. :.
Which is why two and one-half
generations of critics have been
writing reviews that read like
love letters to her. But TO
get back to the statistics: There
are 40 sketches in her repertory
of woman plays. In
these she plays 65 of what might
be called major parts, a grand
total of 200 characters and types.
She does her own writing
as well as acting. Some Is
years ago. this correspondent
chided her for a threat to retire.
i. Think of something else for
me to do" Miss Draper replied.
=. That kind of thinking, any
one would know could be left
safely to Miss Draper.
She never rehearses her
sketches. =. Stage managers
tell her what she is scheduled to
do at a given performance. i.
She walks on stage and does it.
. She has been doing it since
1915. when she played her first
and only part in a standard
play. Now almost seventy"
she can look back upon a con-
quest of most of the world, Sa-
moa. Bangkok. Nairobi, the Fiji
Islands as well as the great
drama capitals. and al the
small places along the theater's
now much shorter road"
She keeps threatening to re-
Evening star., 1955-01-13


ing SO ny the iact tnat the loea
cent :. ns;.s ~ nr.re~ ~ e -
ONCE Ann DONF. That nm.
derwater premiere of Howard
Hughes film, Underwater" star
eils Jane fsussen, Is history ..
and co,,,nnists who ottenSed
HUGHES, Ses nm soirsa At SiIvs,
SPRINGS Fla renort that ali
the characters In the f,,m looked
like hlohs and ali the d,alocue
sounded Iike "pi,,g gl,g :"
THE Associated press, poh
Tbomas s,,ns I'm. "Tnll copt;rne
tn take INV moves in . nica drv
theater THANH vo,, . ono
hiohlioht in hjs renort. :.
q bored catfish STARING at the
crazy h,,manSn
PEOPLE AND PROJECTS:
Arnold Moss, who plays the first
featured role in "Tbe Dark Ts
80. rL -..,
nien' Hliousn' a' 'ne ISa'ioiia'
January 24-Fenruary 5, has a
side assignment here. He
will give a snecial reading from
MI. y,,,,tra.,. nI.. -
Nras.,, @ =. 49, g.. @es e ~
~ oaasS .. .lie Lioaaiy aa VI Con-
s.esS ,,ess; oii :. va,,uais oo. ounaaS u.is;
ses. .,.e Is. ~ 40 "a ~ ~Sole.slon WIN ~
oan4anD;o o.,r ni ay - .H D'o.sa.se .a4 @ " 'ile
. ~ s. ~ Sne - SO. poe a.
As .,;,.a.e se S n;.H sSa.s %le uonis'
centape deals with the Holly.
wood studios Two new nrof1t
sharers at Paramount are Will
liam Wyler and BiIIy wilder
both Academy winners and both
big profit-makers for the studio.
Mrs. Charles E. Wilson. wife
of the Secretary of Defense
heads the committee of wives
of officers of the Army's Techni-
cal Services who will sponsor
the world premiere of "The Long
Gray Line" at Keith's on Febru-
MRS. Hooert =; stevens, mrs.
Mattiie" .. nioe"ay' ana MRS.
raul :. ioui1, Games a:
miIiie,len Inc BRUISES VI
aoAoHi mas iocai uooknls -.
! ~ WIN De Sell az sle Untal.o
ase nn U. .iiTwhis oo ms, niS -
apr,,S,. q r, r.u . S,; ~ AH' 1nowo
Sn'uS'
Snunert bookings are on the
increase. -. AFTER MISS draper
next week. comes jose Greco
Ior tne week OF January 81.
10 pe 1oiloWeo Dy Inc 1enoer
Trap, outward pound from
broadway with Kent smith,
4. L. stevens. ana HusSeu Nype.
Inc plays theme: How IN
tense interest IN careers olverts
the attentlon OF the marrlageaoie
young from tnelr BIOLOGICAL oes-
tlnles. -. social ones, TOO.
y
POSTSCRIPTS: Next TUESDAY,
Victor Borqe will ulav his 500th
performance of his one-man
"comedv of Music" at New
york,s Golden theater A
record that And aIso the
3sO 0of customers who have been
attracted IN the show Arena
-
Evening star., 1955-01-13
The Posing Show
The Posing Show
Here's q Stage Greet Lody
Who Played No Greet Role
BY Joy cormody

When Miss Ruth Draper way town. finds
self thinking of Miss Ruth Draper oldest thought
Miss Draper of the stages ladies
having played any Of the dramas great roles
She indeed the only with this distinction
Evening star., 1955-01-13

They Called Gable
'Rhett' in Orient
HOLLYWOOD.

BY SheiIoh Grohom.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
More Than Ever, Trees
Need Vigorous Growth
This Spring

Vigorous tree growth in early
spring has neW-fOund importance
this year.
Such growth, says Don CantWell
Of the Bartlett Tree Expert Co.,
may sometimes enable trees to out
grow incipent attacks of such dis
eases as some of the vascular
willis.
1t will also help disease-free
trees to remain healthy. 1t will aid
in rehabilitating a shade tree suf-
fering from last years drought,
from hurricane damage, from win
ter injury, all so widespread.
Studies show that shade trees
infected with some of the willis in
late summer or early fall have 3
far better chance of recovery If
they are able to lay down new
wood quickly the following spring.
Layers of new growth surround
the diseased tissue. The spread of
the internal fungus is retarded,
sealed of.
Feeding shade trees literally
with a well-balanced tree food in
very early spring-as soon as frost
has left the grounds the best
way to induce this vigorous growth.
Trees that looked peaked last
year, with dying tWigs and limbs,
wilted leaves, even premature de-
fOliatiOn, need peTking up this year
as quickly as possible.
The cause of these outward
manifestations may have been
drought, as internal disease, bark
beetles and bOrers at work, starVa-
ton or other physical ills.
Hurricane damage in many
areas heaped damage on injury,
Weaknesses multiplied. Thus trees
are ripe for incasion by infections
and pests. The best protection is
to send them into spring with re-
neWed vigOr so they can lay down
vital new wood.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
ATOMIC CAVE MEN

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - up -
Two stone and steel caves have
been built at the University of
Michigan for goth century cave
men: those who work with the
atom and its energy.
Two rooms, with concrete cell
ings four feet thick, have doors
weighing nine tons each, windows
three feet thick. The whole struc-
ture is lined with three-eighths of
an inch of steel plate.
The rooms are dwarfed by a par
ent structure. which will house a
million dollar atomic reactOr. From
the reactor and Atomic Energy
Commission plants will come ra-
diO-active materials for expert
ments.
Scientists will stand outside the
caves, where radiation will be
weaker than that of an Illuminated
wrist watch dial. They will man
euver mechanical arms, so deli
cately cOntrived they can write or
peel a banana-Or handle "hOt'
atomic pots and pans and test
tubes. In hOusecleaning after tests
the mechanical arms will sweep
scraps into lead containers to be
carried away and deposited in a
safe place. The walls will be wash
ed down with hoses to remove other
radioactivity. A special paint will
make the lob easier.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
Funds For BrucellOsis
Cattle Are Exhausted

The State Board Of Agriculture
reports that indemnity payments
for cattle condemned as brucellOsis
reactOrs has been temporarily sus-
pended as appropriated funds for
this purpose have been exhausted.
A Bin has been introduced in the
Senate requesting additional funds
to pay indemnities for the remain
der Of the fiscal year. According to
John L. Clough, Acting Secretary,
funds are still available for blood
testing and vaccinating and all re-
quests for this work are being
taken care Of by Federal and State
personnel working on the program.
However. farmers are being ad-
vised that indemnity payments for
condemned cattle will be delayed.
In reporting on the program, Mr..
ClOugh said, that the milk Ring
Test" just completed, indicated ex-
cellent progress since January
1854. Each county shows a reduc-
ton in the number Of positive
herds. New Castle decreased from
612 to 1870, Kent County de-
creased from 519o to 4695, and
Sussex County decreased from 500
to $3.50.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
BRIDGEVILLE
By Mrs.
Keller HOeh
Phone
BridgeVnle 52S2

Miss Pat HOke and Miss Barbara
Marker of Dover, both students at
GOldey-BeacOn spent the weekend
with Mrs. Virginia HOke.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson
of Rising Sun spent Tuesday with
DR.. and Mrs. L. F. HOch.
Mrs Marshall Hazard returned
to her home in Lewes on Monday
after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Katie Otis
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller HOch and
children were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Terry Carmine at Camp
Arrowhead, near Lewes, on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown Of Bal
timOre, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pusey are
the proud parents of a baby girl,
born on February Is in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital.
Jerry Smith is a patient in the
Milford Memorial Hospital.
Miss Mae Knowles is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Harrington in Will
mingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WimbrOW
and children of Salisbury visited
friends in town on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carl of
Sacramento, Pa, spent a couple of
days the first of the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. LinWOod Gull
YER.
DOtty Grossnickle entertained a
group of her young friends in eel
ebratiOn of her tenth birthday on
Saturday.
A group of employees of o. A.
Newton and Son hOnOred Mrs. EliZ-
abeth McCauley with a surprise
luncheon at the SeafOrd Inn on
Thursday of last week in celebra-
tion of her 25 years service.
Weekend guests of DR.. and Mrs.
L. F. HOch were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Wood of Philadelphia.
CLASSIFIED Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
GROWING GUARD

ST. PAUL, MINI. up -
Strength of Minnesota National
Guard ground and air units climbed
100 per cent in the past year to a
total personnel of 5000, Major Gen
eral J. 2. Nelson, state adjutant
general, saws.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
FOUNDATION THEFT

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - up -
Detectives said the thief who broke
into a downtown store was either
ID a man on the prOwl for a gift
for his girl friend, (2) a fat man
or (3) a woman. The loot consist
ed of two cOrsets.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
EoozAeT FIGURES NEEDED

ST0RRS, Conn. (P ~ A
University Of Connecticut expert
gives a simple explanation as to
why the widely known StOrrs egg
laying contest was established back
in 1911. It came about, says Prof
Francis A. Ryan, because breeders
in those days made extraYagant
claims about the egg-laying abili-
ties Of their hens.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18

classified Ads get results
Evening star., 1955-06-21
Boy Kills Brother
By Accidental Shot

LINCOLNTON, Ga, June q
F.-A bedridden teen-agel
who took a loaded shotgun from
his 12-year-old brother with the
warning, You're too young toe
handle this" fatally wounded
the youngster yesterday when
the weapon fired accidentally.
Dead is Alvin Johnson, son oi
Mrs. Fannie Johnson Ingram o1
near Lincolnton, on the Georgia.
South Carolina line.
The older brother, 17-year-old
Wayne Johnson. confined to BED
with a broken ankle, was TAX
ing the weapon away from his
brother when it discharged, Po-
lice Chief E. w. Ellenburg said
The blast hit Alvin in the
neck, killing him instantly.
Wayne, grim and tear-stained
hobbled half a mile despite the
heavy leg cast to tell his step
father, William Ingram, of the
accident.
The boys father was killed in
action in France during World
War II.
Chief Ellenburg said the
shooting was accidental and nc
inquest would be held.
Evening star., 1955-06-21

my husband. But / want to con-
gratulate you. You are a 100
per cent Judge. I can't say that
for the jury. ! promise that this
story will be written"
Says Lives Were Threatened
Mrs. Moran explaining her
question about threats" said
the lives of her husband and
members of the family had been
threatened when he lost his
supposedly life-tenure job on
Water Supply Commission to
which Mr.. O'Dwyer had appoint
ed him. She did not elaborate.
Moran. who had been brought
from Green Haven State Prison
in upstate New York for the
Income tax trial, was sent back
to the Federal House of Deten-
tion here last night to await
sentencing.
Evening star., 1955-06-21
Moran, O'Dwyer Crony,
Guilty Of Tax Evosion

NEW YORK, June 81 (P.-
James J. Moran. former first
deputy fire commissioner. has
been convicted of evading $751;
BOT in Federal income taxes.
A Federal Court Jury in
Brooklyn reported a guilty yer-
dict yesterday against the 81
year-old Moran. one-time politi-
cal righthand man of former
Mayor William ODwyer.
Moran could get UP to Is years
in prison and $4,000 in fines at
his sentencing, set for June 30.
He already is serving a term Of
Evening star., 1955-06-21

i121a to IS years in State prison
flor extortion. Also hanging over
his head is a 5-year Federal term
for perjury before the United
State Senate Crime Investigation
Committee.
Convicted In Shakedown
Moran was found guilty In 1852
in a State court on the extortion
charge and is not eligible fol
parole until 1860. He was con-
Ivicted as the mastermind of a
$500, ,o00-a-year firemen's shake
down of fuel oil equipment in
stallers seeking permits.
The income tax evasion
charges. covering l948, l949 and
1850. grew out of this shake
down.
Moran displayed no emotion
when the jury Of nine men and
three women announced its ver-
dict after hours and IS min
Iutes of deliberation.
But his wife, Josephine. who Is
in her SOS. cried out and leaped
from her front row seat in the
courtroom. Her two sons, Eu-
gene and Robert, sought to re-
strain her.
Wife Writing Book
your honor, I want to ask q
question" she cried at Judge
Robert A. Inch.
The judge invited her to step
to the bench, and she said:
II am writing a book about
this innocent man. I would
like to ask a question. Was any
Of these jurors threatened-their
life threatened? When my hus-
band left the water supply (com-
mission) job his life was threat
ened."
The Judge asked the jurors ii
any of them had been threatened
All remained silent. "The an
swer is no." the judge told Mrs
Moran.
Mrs. Moran resumed her re-
marks to the judge:
"The newspapers convicted
Evening star., 1955-06-21
RABBIT GROUNDS
FARMERS PLANE
BUSTING CROPS

GRAND FORKS. N. Oak.
B.-A jackrabbit grounded
an airplane near here.
Leo Mondry, farmer-pilot.
was buzzing along at 65 to
10 miles an hour about three
feet of the ground in his
crop-dusting plane the other
day when he met the jack
rabbit.
"The rabbit outmaneu-
vered me-" said Mr.. Mondry.
He must have jumped eight
feet into the air, right in my
path"
The plane was forced to
land with a damaged pro-
peller and spraying mech
aniSn.
Evening star., 1955-06-21

Iof the fighter was by unusually
complete wind tunnel tests. with
the National Advisory Commit.
tee for Aeronautics cooperating
with the Navy and Chance
IVought. The result was that the
engineers obtained more knowl-
edge than Is usual before the
initial flight Of q new airplane.
Chance-Vought Is also build.
Evening star., 1955-06-21
'Supersonic Jet Fighters
To Operate off Carrier

The Navy is getting q new jei
fighter designed to operate from
aircraft carriers at supersonie
speeds
This was disclosed yesterday
by the Navy and Chance Vought
Aircraft. who said the airplane
the xF8U-1-has completed
successful tests.
The fighters specifications
call for a high rate Of climb
penetration of the sound barrier
in level fight and an exceptional
combat ceiling.
The XF8U-l is said to be able
to achieve the greatest possible
speed consistent with shipboasc
operating requirements.
Powered by a Pratt & Whitney
Evening star., 1955-06-21

afterhurner-equipped J-57-P-4,
1.-THE xFsu-l already has demon
strated economy In fuel which
promises to give the airplane the
long endurance required In car
rier operations.
The thin sweptback wing Is
mounted high on the fuselage
and the horizontal tail Is Joined
low on the fuselage. To reduce
drag and increase visibility the
aircraft has a short pointed nose
which blends into a small cockpit
canopy.
The planes after section and
part Of the midsection are made
lof titanium.
XF8U-l has an uncluttered
simple structure. Development
Evening star., 1955-06-21

ing. under Navy contract. the
F7U-3 CutlaSs twin-jet fighter
and the Regulus guided missile
which is armament for the
atomic-powered submarine Nau-
titus.
Evening star., 1955-06-21
Aussies Plan Reuctor

SYDNEY. -- The Australian
Atomic Energy Commission plans
to build q nuclear reactor near
Sydney at a cost of about $l2.5
million for specialized research.
Evening star., 1955-06-21

When congratulations are the order Of the doy.
moke them by Iow-eost Long Distance. IYs the
thoughtful personal way to remember those spe-
eial occasions. And such bargain, too! In foet,
most fomi|ies can moke the moiority Of their Long
Distance coils for under dollar
To speed your Long Distance coils, always coll
by number Isn't there someone whose day would
be a Bit brighter because Of a Long Distance call
from you?
, 1955-05-04
SHIPPING NEWS

-EEAHE# #@f1s& EN&-&
The sailing Of the S. S,
"LAMYRA" has been cancell-
ed. Instead, the S. S. "I0NIAN
LEADER" will sail from New
Orleans April 21st, Mobile
April 23rd, and is due at Fred
eriksted Jamaica, Haiti Puer
to Plata Dominican Republic)
and ST. Thomas May 4th ac-
cepting cargo from the above
ports an dior Guadeloupe, Bar
bados, Venezuela, Georgetown
British Guiana) and Paramar
ibo.
A1coA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
.Rob't L. Merwin & Co., Inc.
, 1955-05-04
THE FORESTRY
B. F: Haussman. VICORP FORESTER


A number of recent contacts with landowners on st.
Croix BY your VICORP forester have pointed to the need TOR
adequately acquainting the public with the newly develop
ed Virgin Islands Forestry Program. The program itself is to-
a large extent dependent upon the cooperation OF the land
owners. 1t is essential therefore. that the public be fully in
fo. med as IL. the detectives and the SCOPE of this important
conservation activity.
The complete subject is far too big to be covered in any
one news item. It is intended therefore to publish from time
to time short articles dealing with specific phases of the pro-
gram and to report progress made along its various activi-'
ties.
, 1955-05-04
DR.. DE- FRE1TAs COMING

DR.. Robert M. De Freitas,
B. a. O., d. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics, announces that on
Tuesday, May 3rd, from
10 am. to 5 pm. & Wed. May
4th, from 1870 to 4:30 pm.
complete o~ptometric service
will be offered to the Munich
pality Of St. croix.
Will be in F ederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon.
The latest designs in Eye
prepaid or COD.