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Evening star., 1955-05-20
TICKET AGENT

TICKET AGENT
White, .1-35, h,s. grad; no, exper;
necessary. Must be bondable; and
Rs aRis to emDogmsn snTDsR sGGa feiS Appy GERM in
person to Mr.. s: A; Wampler, bet,
MINAL OF WASH. 18th and N. Y
ave: NV. .w.-----------.---- 20
TREE SURGEONS 13l, top wages;
rRnek sIsseE TSRf DRfyEks, r. e5ozs soloIsd over
experienced in lumber and must
area. area .ANSANbHLE M1LLWoRK. Md4t5iiss
rRGck Rr9iHGSfSi DRivERs. ER; white. experienced.
must must. be capable PIE. Of i, heavy lifting; to
knowledge Of the city and surburbs
necessary. Apply In person. GASCO.
e9l g JEFFERSON Davis hwy, Arlington.
TRUCK DRIVER. must have knowl-
sober and reliable. Call between
and in the eve. at WA. 7-5742.
TRUCK MECHANIC %. nrst-class.
fSs Gsrbs1 truck cENRp9ly TSTk 9Tly' MTm G2ntsct Mr
lsoi oronoco ST. st.. Alex, or or phone
TV BaNCaMAN, exper., car nsces-
sSa,ry; good pay, good hours. JU., q
nv TECHNIClAN. outside work: Falls
Church area. JE. 3-070s, bet. 70
~ BENCHMAN. exper.; full or MIa bart
time. DAUBER's. 1920 18th st. NV.
Tv OUTSIDE sERvICEMAN, thor
oughly experienced; man in service
accepted for part-time work; must
have car. Apply in person. 1914
" Ter MECHANICS, .xpef. s on
all makes. must be reliable, excel.
sal. Apply ALLEN TYPEWRITER
CO. -2019 Nichols ave. sc. IA
lst class: steady
wk.; good sal DISTRICT IJPHnr.-
STERERS. ia. 9-2966. RA. 6-7S74.
vULCANIZER for sectional work No
recapping Salary. depending on abil-
ity. No phone calls BEN HUNDLEY
TIREc 3446 14th st NV
WAITER, experienced, Filipino pre-
ferred. Apply Miss Burke. FAIRFAX
HOTEL. 2l00 Mass. ave. NV. -2I
WAREHOUSEMAN, 5 yrs. experience;
Warehouseman in household goods
storage; must type Inventories: must
be white and under 80 yrs: good
opportunities and benefits See MR. |
DENT. SMITH TRANSFER &, STOR- |
AGE CO. 1873 You st. NV. 30
WATCH REPAIRMAN |
TIE 6-162S. FROM clio PM
Evening star., 1955-05-20

LAUNDRY WASHMAN: must have
commercial experience; permanent
ply DISTRICT LINEN SERVICE CO.
So l. ST. Sc go
MANAGER, white. for pool parlor.
References required. Apply No. Q
MAG. MEN; club or cash; $40 per
order If you write 90 per week.
Why work for less? See Mr.. Fuller
Room 402, 14Q5 G st. NV. go
MECHANICS (3I Chrysler experienced
preferred but not necessary. Call
JACK BFAL. JE. 2-230O. -22
MECHANICS (2). company benefits
very pleasant working conditions
Would prefer Oldsmobile exper., but
not necessary. Contact Mr.. TOL-
SON, AP. 10000. -22
MECHANIC 1st class, exper. In con-
struction equipment: must be de-
pendable: refs required: steady en-
ployment; good working cond. Apply
1854 23rd ST. NV. or call RE.
T-6443, go
Evening star., 1955-05-20

ESTIMATOR OFFICE ENGINEER -
Eastern Shore construction firm S
expanding operations presents op-
portunitv to experienced young en-
gineer or construction manager;
material take-offs. expediting. .pur-
chasing, etc. for general construc-
tion, and eventually should be cap,
able Of assuming complete control
OF ofice administration. Excellent
salary and bonus to qualified man
Send resume Of experience. age.
education, etc. with recent photo.
II possible, to DAY g. COMPANY.
INC, Box 50, Easton, Nd. -22
FARMER, white. single or married,
no children, must have good farm
exper., on busline. nr washington,
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HELP-MsN
STATESMEN

For interior decorating department;
experience helpful but not necessary:
40lhour. 5-day week; excellent COM
pany benefits for the one who
RoEBUCK AND co.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN

LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN
eoed living be vour own 70 Soss saan
an established suburban route; now
paying salary plus commission
Sales experience helpful but not
necessary. 5-day wk, guaranteed
salary while, training 500 cash
bond required. Apply to MR.. LOWE
before 10 am. Monday through
Friday.
MANHATTAN CO.
l 132S Florida Ave. NV. DU. 7-111l
Evening star., 1955-05-20
ROUTEMAN

The ice cream season has started
This year Jack and Jill drivers are
earning more than ever before. due
to our tremendous advertising cam
paien The kids are waiting for thr
Jack and Jill man Get In on the
big earnings Apply any day tnci
Sat and Sun. s am 10 > pm
JACK e. JILL ICE CREAM CO
liID L ST sc
Evening star., 1955-05-20
CLEAVES FOOD
SERVICE CORP.
CANVASSERS

TO build accounts on the outside
Salary or commission. unlimited
earnings. Apply 737 7th st. NV.
CASHIER CLERK, white. for tobacco
counter: experienced. reliable, ref
erences. Must be fast, II noon to
$40 pm. closed Sundays and hoii-
days Apply In person only. Ma
TIONAL DRUG CO, 1000 Conn.
ave NV -26
Evening star., 1955-05-20
AIRLINE
HOSTESSES
START NOW AT AGE 20

START NOW AT AGE 20
You can now fly with the
finest airline in the world,
with routes both in the
United States and overseas,
if you can meet these quail
fications: High school grad
uate, age 1923, height SO"
to So, weight 100-l35; at
tractive, unmarried; eye
sight 20/40 or better; train
ing at company expense
with pay. Apply R. Paul
Day, Lee House, Wednesday,
May Is, 9 am. to S pm. No
phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
nELP-MEN
Janitor-Part Time

Janitor-Part Time
for apt. house In NV. area;
5th-class engineer license required
Apt. and salary. See Mr.. Nealon at
DREYFUSS BROS, 1019 18th St
NV. Ma. s-05S0.
JANITOR
colored. married. several openings
with lovely epts.i good salary and
working conditions. D. c. experience
preferred.
Ma. 8-0580
Dreyfuss Bros. 1919 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1955-05-20
EARS, ROEBUCK AND CO
oil BLADENsBURG RID. NE.

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, for
lu6rieation work. Silver Spring area.
sERvicE HRi S7e'yV; STATION ASSISTANT
MANAGER for large operation. Must
be capable Of operating shift and
handing men Applicants must ap-
SsNoRg e Il eIisee ISe a7s kssor Rsiae rd fas y:
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, for
midnight shift; also seat cover in
stallation man. GATEWAY SERVICE
CENTER, 1870 Livingston I'd. sc.
SERVICE STATION sALEsMES-I
the service station business. Excel
starting salary OF S293 per mo-, plus
bonus after so days. Employe bene-
fts,, Refs, Apply In person only
SHEET METAL MECHANICS, expert
enced in duct installation. Must
have tools and drivers permit. Call
LO. 4-S10S or apply l0453 Metro
politan ave, Kensington. Md. go
full time; must be
thoroughly experienced in all lines of
shoe repairing: S65 per week. State
fully, qualifications, experience, etc.
Box 6S-E, Star -22
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; full
and part time; guaranteed salary,
plus. 1927 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu.
sIioE Statesmen. family shoe store,
3I56 Wilson blvd, Arl.. JA. 7-2004.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Messenger-Mail (White)
JANE BURCH. Rm. 226, Bond Bldg.

1'f'l "'o' DoHu IISs' 5S
OPERATOR - Experi-
enced in high quality work. modern
ary $50 per wk. 5-day week. Reply.
stating experience and qualifiica-
tions. Our employees know Of this
ad. Box 113-C. Star. go
NIGHT CLERK, in lobby once of new
4S5-unit air-conditioned apartment
building with 40 transient rooms;
pletely reliable. sober, personabie;
excellent typist and capable OF learn
ing operation of secretarial telephone
switchboard. Hours IL pm. to T:30
am. daily except Saturday Reply
BY letter to Manager. CARLTON
HOUSE. $500 Wisconsin ave. NV,
stating Qualifications and telephone
number for interview by appoint
Evening star., 1955-05-20
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
For retail clothing store. Permanent
employment for right party Pleas
ant working conditions. Salary open
Apply 737 9TH st. NV.
SALESMAN
to sell Capitol phonograph
records and access. to dealers and
Nd. valley Of va, Eastern shore;
estab. accts.; vol. excess 100000
Present salesman retiring after
covering area Is yrs. Expense. sal
ary and bonus; age 25-35 Phone
Mr.. Nelson for appt. NELSON &
CO. me- Baltimore. Md. Broad
Evening star., 1955-05-20

BRING TOOLS
APPLY 6505 14th ST. NV.
---22
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS with car.
experienced on new work. Call RE.
PLUMBERS e, and helpers. expert
enced in remodeling,. local refer
ences, top wages. Call TU. 2-1900.
PLUMBERS HELPERS te); expert
N; r. BRIGos' SHOP, S2o4 Bait,
blvd; College Park, Md, See Mr..
PLUMBERS for new construction.
APT APPLY :. s451 q y; No Washington blvd. or
PREssER. wool, experienced only;
Bryant, sTERL1NG LAUNDRY. 1921
real EsrATTE; iT; SALESMAN - Small
| but progressive Virginia firm desires
. experienced statesmen: plenty of
| liStings: advertising and assistance
| in closing deals; average earnings
5000 per month. Call the sales man
ager at ia. 4-n550 anv time. W; B..
REAL Alt ESTATE SALESMAN ~ - Md
branch of downtown realtors ONCE.
Builders. new houses. SALES MAN
AGER. RE 6-6SS0.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with Va.
license. GEORGE E. SULLIVAN.
Realtor. IA. 7-4490; ewes. ia,
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
experienced, general brokerage and
SUBDIVISION. Call Or see Mr.; Iyey,
MEHT CO.. a"3 18th st. NV, RE.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
AUTO POLISHER

Two men wanted. Must be expert
enced and have good references
Steady work and top earnings for
the. right men. See Perry Mat
tinely 9 am. to : pm
JUSTINE CHEVROLET
Evening star., 1955-05-20
.IANITOR
JANITOR

Colored
Sober. reliable married man,
no children. wanted for full
time job as janitor Of apt.
house in NV. section; high
salary and apt; must have
local references. Call
Evening star., 1955-05-20
statesmen

Aust have sales experience and late
model car for the largest sales
organization Of its kind in the city.
Ability to deal effectively with the
public and highest personal ref
erences only requisites. Average
earnings exceed S165 per week. This
Is an excellent opportunity for the
nsnt. full-time men for training on
q guaranteed-inc basis. Per-
sonal interviews only ct 610 9th
st, NV, See Mr.. BLACK, 30
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Trans World AirlineS
10 Richards Road
Kansas CITY, Missouri

81 :
and sdvertisinc assistant,
good salary, air-conditioned Office,
efitS: wonderful opportunity with
progressive company HECHINGFR
CO. 18th and n SITS. ne. Mrs.
Dodd -22
ASSISTANT B0OKKEEPER, and typ
ist with general office experience,
5-Gay week. Box 323-E. Star. --2I
ASST. BOOKKEEPER to train for
Remington Rand bookkeeping ma
chine; 5-day week; permanent.
Apply at 1922 Eye st. NV, 2nd q.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HElP-W0MEN

COLORED MAN. under "a, 10 drive
truck: load brick and cinder block
KE. 7-032G, DE. 2-696l. ~
Evening star., 1955-05-20
PART TIME

For Saturday work only. Supple
ment your income. Interview Sat-
urday. 10 am, Rm. 621. 1404 New
York ave. NV.
3ALESMEN. to sell nationally IA
nous Kenmore vacuum cleaners
Draw against commission for the
. who qualify. Experience desirable
but not necessary. Car allowance
No canTassing. Finest company
penenLS' -1z1x,-,,- .~
Evening star., 1955-05-20
Real Estate Statesmen

Real Estate Statesmen
Excellent opportunity to earn money
on fast-selling subdivision by part
time work, evenings Sat. and Sun.
Call us for an appt. for interview.
JOHN w. MULROY CO.. 80 Hill
wood ave, Falls Church. Va. JE.
$4,000. -22
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. ex-
perienced commercial and air con-
ditionine. with tools; excellent sal
ary and commission. DEPENDO
REFRIGERATION CO.. 1914 Tth st.
y " ~
REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CoND.
MECHANICS-Must be thoroushly
experienced in large and small a.-c;
systems. Also helpers. Year-round
WORK. Excellent pay. JU. 9-444u;
REFRIGERATION sERvICEMAN. ex-
perienced: commercial: excellent SAL
airy, plus commission, bonus, over
time; preferably married: full time
and steady. ANDY'S, LA. 6-440o.
REPAIR MEN wanted to learn sewing
machine business. Experience help
ful but not necessary. Company
benefits, pleasant working condi-
tions; 6-day week Apply In per-
son. Ask for Mr. Caldwell. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. $3.50 Coles
vile I'd. Silver Spring. Md. "a
ASST. MGR.-Kitchen
work. Diplomat who can get results
from help. MR. EVANS, ia. 7-aSsS.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

"A. Before packing away, scrub
we'll with, salt. and water, Do: not
use soap. When thoroughly dry,
wrap in in newspapers and pack
away until next summer
@. How can i avoid large pin
holes in the material when ,fasten-.
ing a paper pattern to silk goods?
A. When fastening a paper pat
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

other bottle. Then pour some am
monia into the bottle, enough to
float the cork, and allow it to re-
main for two or three days. The
ammonia will consume enough of
the cork to permit it's easy remov-
@. How can I keep porch furni-
ture in good condition?
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

Art LuppinO, the University of
Arizona Wildcats leading rush
er, has been named "Tthlete of
the Month" for October by the
Keagle Memorial Sports Award
Committee. This competition is
sponsored by the Al Brewing
Company, Phoenix, to promote
good spOrtsmanship in Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

Because of the plentiful supply of
fish, crustaceans and plankton in
the water surrounding Antarctica,
these waters abound in whales and
seals.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02
!.!

Well, folks,
We have been so busy getting
in your supply of christmas
Spirits" that we haven't had
time to write this letter. Doc
Benson is here rarin' to go to
press and my mind is a perfect
black about what to say?
We are sure well supplied
with your favorite brand of hOli-
day cheer. All are in fancy bot
ties and pretty wrappings too.
Nice to give and so nice to re-
ceive. Have you been invited out
to dinner? Take alnOg bottle
of champagne or Sparkling Bur-
gundy as a gift to your hosts.
Having guests at your house?
Maybe they will bring you some-
thing; but just i'm case they for
get, better lay in your own sup
plies.
"REDDY"
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

tern 4on fine satin or silk use thin
needles instead of pins.
r O.. What can do for any oily
skin? ~
I A.Wash. the face in fresh water,
ito which the"juice of half a lemon
has been added. Apply this treat
ment once a. day. 4
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

Captain Nathaniel Palmer, an
American whaling captain, logged
the first sight of land in Antarctica,
in 1920.
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02

Newest American name in the
Antarctic regions is 'Atka Bay,
so named by the crew of the u. S.
Navy icebreaker on her 1954-55
Arizona sun., 1955-12-02
Can |?
By ANNE ASHLEY

@. How can remove a cork. that
has broken and fallen inside the
OOttle?
A. Pour the contents into an
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20
MOUNDS AND EARTHwoRKs

The earliest people TO Mime
sofa noted many signs of Indian
earthworks or mounds. These
were found in all parts Of the
state except along the north shore
of Lake Superior.
What the early explorers noted
later generations studied. The per-
iod of most intense study was in
the two decades following the
Civil War and leadership in these
studies was taken by the Mime
sofa Historical Society. Alfred J.
Hill was chairman of the archeol-
ogical committee OF the society.
His principal assistants were T. II.
Lewis and ]. v. Brewer More
than a hundred citizens of the
state contributed their observa-
tons. In his famed account of In
dian life in Minnesota N. III. Win
chell included a most comprehen-
sive discussion OF mounds and
earthworls.
Conclusions concerning mound
building and other earth opera
tons are not clear. It is believed
that there was an ancient race of
Indians who built mounds of a
certain tpye. other earthworks
may have been constructed by
later Indians for a wide variety of
purposes, defense, foundation
for the Sioux teepees or lookouts.
The mounds give evidences OF two
general uses. One was as shelters
or residences OF the earliest peo-
pie. Another was for burial. So
many bones, skeletons and other
evidences OF burial have been
found that the prime purpose of
the larger mounds may well have
been those of interment.
The largest mound in Minnesota
was that discovered near the
Rainy River. II was 1T feet long.
90 feet across and As feet high.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE

Hsss Negro Director OF American institute OF Chemists
Griffith Laboratories Inc distinguished food
last week to the board directors the
Chemists
the president
the Chicago chapter the American Institute
cent action, he elected a atlarge.
Dr. Hall recently made charter member Of the hon
food science fraternity. Phi Tau Sigma.
Hail nephew OF s. I'd and A. " business
Taimadse Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury
Atlanta Ga-tANPFormer Gov Herman Talrnadge
y avoided death serious injury when his
Porterdale
overturned He forced to crawl through window
ksnya Boy ~ KIN. Lion snsehanded, Ro.,s Another
killed maraudng lion ngehanded according to government dis
patches the Tana district
attacked
Kona killing at least them The boy armed with spear
esped to the attack killing and soaring off the other
Check rrsPs Church svrsIar, Teller Suspicious
attempting repeatedly stolen
Mt Baptist
Trust Co. became suspicious called detective
Thomas unemployed laborer
ted burgazng the church taking checks amounting than
$500 Carlisle Press bill
for printing the Mt Lebanon Do Anniversary Souvenir book
s ss %sss"; =. TEE Miss. .'sss. oS.s S.sr
mississippi Regional Council of Negro Leadership last the
Organization Of tho year"
contributions polio
gro scholarships
Muysog Co. Gives 81 900 United Negro College Fund
Yorl-tANpI--The Maytag Company Foundation Inc
last made grant of $1,000 TO the United College
the third time that Maytag given grant
the organization which 81 Negro colleges
higher education Negro youths
ege.
Bishop Jordan Gets Passport Exenon Welcomed s.A
johannesburg Africa ANP,-AME Bishop f. D. Jor-
dan has been given passport extension which will allow him
South Africa until o year
surprise government missionary
another set conference conventions
Million Doiur Concord Church Opens June
Brooklyn (ANPThe long awaited day Is at the
Concord Baptist Church
enter It's church Sunday
l0sth founding gong-in be
eight months
destroyed
Services win be held in the assembly hall Completion the
edfice costing s12ooooo scheduled for early in 1855
Chicago Pluns For 1855 apha Convention
(ANP)--Charles II. president
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20

Capetown Africa amp government las
admitted that persons being whipped
their
report police nogging
the
occurred during 1852
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20
Moior League
Baseball Nofes
Ry AMP
By AMP

The 1856 baseball sason opened
recently with a total Of % Ne
gro players officially listed on
the roster Of the 10 major league
clubs.
With the exception Of a few
newcomers, the players with the
teams were in service during the
1854 season, Several have been
standouts and one, Willie Mays,
has won the National league bat
ting championship and Most alu-
able Player Award.
The 1855 lineup Of Negro stars
are as follows:
National League
Willie Mays, Monte Irwin and
Ruben Gomez, New York Giants;
Frankie Fernandez. Jackie Rob-
inson, Jonior Gillian, Don New
combe and Joe Black. Brooklyn
Dodgers; Ernie Banks, Gene Bak-
er and Sam Jones, Chicago Cubs;
Tom Aston and Brooks Lawrence,
st. Louis Cardinals; Jim Pendle-
ton. Bill Bruton, George Grove
and Hank Aaron, Milwaukee
Braves, Charlie Mormon, Cincin-
natl Reds and Curtis Roberts,
Pittsburgh Uirates.
American League
Larry Dolby. AL Smith. Dave
Pope and Harry Simpson, Cleve-
land Indians; Vic Power and Bob
Trice, Kansas City Athletics; Ell
ston Howard, New York Yankees,
and Orestes Minoso, Chicago
White Sax.
Black has rejolned the Dodgers
after stint with Montreal, the
Buns" farm team. He started
the 1854 season with the parent
club, but was farrned out after he
failed to show anything near his
1853 form.
Sad Sam Jones is getting his
second major league chance. He
JAILED to make the grade as
OF the Cleveland Indians.
Howard and Fernandez are
to the majors.
Howard has become the first
Negro to wear a Yankee teams
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20

chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity
the chapter
fst Convention Chicago
1866.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20
Annapolis To Graduate Third Negro

Annapolis, Md--tANP)-A Chicago boy who the
heart Chcagos Southsde Negro
graduating the third
States Academy
Lucs Perry Gregg a. has maintained during
four and is the top his 7ss graduating
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20

= PArRoNIzE ADVERTISERS :
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20

Folsom Supporters Move For Abolition OF Poll Tax
Montgomery Ah(ANP)-It looks like Big" Jim Folsoms
going live promise poll
Supporters the governor
mentse calling for abolition of the law which 1858
Folsom in a the people a message
the Legislature poll
It would cost nothing a ballot in Alabama.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20

What's New-Automatic news
boys. You see the headlines
in a glass window of the vending
machine, put your money in the
slot, get back your change.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20

Coming Up Electric tooth
brushes; a refrigerator with built
in freezer which hangs on the
wall or at soulder level like a pic
ture.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-20

Around Mile Laos there were
1,125 mounds counted and in Min
nesota, over 7,740 were surveyed,
plated and catalogued.
, 1955-06-21
Horny Longs Combo
Coming to Play Here
Over Holidays

Harry Lang is bring his
Combo to St. Croix on July 8
and 4th at the insistence Of
dance lovers who heard the
group in ST. Thomas. They
will be featured at the Jungle
Casino on both nights.
Their first appearance will
be on Sunday night, July 3rd
from Il midnight to s a.ms
then on Monday night from
10 to 8.
Harry, a native of St. Croix
was a "hot drummer" with
the famous Alwyn Richards
orchestra. When Alwyn took
his group to the mainland to
fill engagements, Harry re-
NAMED and formed a real hot
, 1955-06-21
Hiluriu G. D~ominguez
Becomes Bride Of
Victor R. Nelson

Miss Hilaria Gonzalez Do
minguez Of Sevilla, Spain, be
came the bride of Victor Ra-
mirez Nelson at a quiet we'd
ding in the home of Mrs. Pearl
B. Larsen, on King Street,
Christiansted, at 6 pm. yes
terday. The ceremony was
performed by Police Judge
William Moorhead.
The bride was given in ma
trimony by Mrs. Larsen; the
groom's best man was Bur
well Fox. Witnesses were Sam
Pivar and Warren Young.
Mr.. Nelson took up perma-
nent residence in st. Croix in
1947; Mrs. Nelson's first visit
was in 1854.
The couple will depart for
New York on Thursday
where they will board the SIS
Olympia for a tour Of Europe.
, 1955-06-21
Six Horses Arrive
From ST. Themes for
July 4th Races

Six thoroughbreds arrived
from St. Thomas on the Cedar
Branch II today, to challenge
the st. Croix horses in the
July 18th races, which will pro
baby be the biggest event
here in years. ,
They are G. LaBeet's big
Tin e., A. Joseph's Black
Beauty, LLindqvist's"G Grand
Slam, G. Petersen's Bette
Lou and G. Benjamin's Sun
ny Boy and Twilight Tear.
The Turf Club is not leav-
ing anything undone to assure
lovers Of racing an enjoyable
day; and especially the visit
ors from st. Thomas.
, 1955-06-21
Anglican Youth Club
Sponsors Dunce fo1
Building Repair fund

Members Of the Anglican
Youth Club of the st. Johns
Church in Christiansted, has
completed arrangements to
give a dance on Friday night,
June "a, to help in raising
funds to repair the school
building.
The dance will be held at
the Jungle Casino.