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Mahogany Gossip Bench -------- 1895 u.74
LINED Oak Corner Bookcase 49, 1895 1851
9-pe. Decorator Black Lacquer
Dining Room, Buffet, Chino,
TobIe. 4 side, z arm chairs 10000 $500
9-pe Genuine Fruitwood Mahoa-
any ItoIion Provincial Dining
Room Suite by Metz --..- l798.OO $4,000
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Grand Ropids 18th Century Mohos-
any TobIe Series: Cocktail, Step,
Lamp or commode- --------7- 1895 1888
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Lees 6'x9' Wool Administer Rug - 1895 49,
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Pullman Foom Sleep Soto, inner
spring mattress, TO sleep two - 1885 189
Twin-size Hollywood bed - Special 37.S
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innersprin9 mottFess 1885 ZZ7.o
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6-pc. 9th Century Mahogany
Dinette Buffet or China,
.TobIe, Side Chairs 6o.o5 1876
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5-pc Modern Blond Bedroom Suite-Dresser
and mirror, Chest, 90" Bookcase Bar Bed,
Mite Tobles ----5 1895 2e7.43
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3-pc Colony Court Pumpkin
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27"x54" Odd Discontinued Pot
tern Scotter Rugs --------- 1925 1888
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Odd Lot Chest Of Drawers, Assorted Finishes
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Price
cordOvon Mahogany Plastic Top
Modern Table Group. CoektoiI,
Step, Lamp or eorner------- 34o5
5-Pe. Chrome Dinette 69e5
Katherine Heniek Antique White
Coektoh or Lamp TobIes 1896
Provincial Picture Window TobIe 1855
Lees innovation 1913 Rug .e5 i
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T5"x6' Wool Aqua Tweed Rue 5o.o5
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, 1956-10-02
Deudline for Novel
Trdining Applicants
November 18th

Applications are now avail
able for the Nays eleventh
competitive examination for
its nationwide NROTC col
lege training program, accord
ing to a recent announcement
by the Navy Department. The
mental examination is sche-
.duled for December 5, 1856,
and is open to all high school
seniors and graduates who
can qualify. The deadline date
for receipt Of all applications
is November II, 1855, the
Navy stated,
Male citizens Of the United
States between the ages Of
II and p are eligible to apply
for the aptitude test. Persons
attaining a qualifying score
will be given the Nays rigid
midshipman physical exarni-
nation next February. From
the pool of qualified candi-
dates remaining in compete
Continued on page
, 1956-10-02
Pom American to
Bring Midwest Truvel
AGENTS to Virgin Is.

Pan American Anyways will
bring a group Of Midwest ira
vel agents to the Virgin Is
lands. They will arrive in ST.
Thomas on Monday, October
9th. This is part of a continu-
ing program to focus atten-
ton on the Virgin Islands as
Americas tropical paradise.
The agents, are expected to
spend several days during
which time they vii Visit no.
tells and various places Of in
terest.
Accompanying the group
will be John A.Reid, Pan Am
District Sales Manager from
Cleveland and r. c. Buckner,
Special Sales Representative
from Miami.
, 1956-10-02
N. Baldwin to
Confer With Orgunic
Committee Wed.

Roger N. Baldwin, head Of
the American Civil Liberties
Union is due in st. Thomas
and is scheduled to confer
with members of the Organic
Act Committee on Wednesday
at 2 pm,
Mr.. Baldwin promised the
aid of his organization in
bringing about changes in the
Organic Act.
Among those scheduled to
attend are: Senators Jose A.
Gomez, Weymouth Rhymer.
Waite ri. M. Hodge, Eric Car
roll, Legislative Assistant Val
Hill, Attorney James
Bough, Elk Governor Nor
ris de Castro and others.
, 1956-10-02
Six Virgin Islanders
Slotted For Induction
Thursday. Oct. a

Colonel Christmas, State Di-
rector of Selective Service for
the Virgin Islands, today an
nounced that six (6) regis
trants are scheduled to leave
the Islands on Thursday, Octo-
Der 4, 1856, for induction into
the Armed Services at the In
Station in Puerto Ri
co.
Those from st. Croix will be
Egbert v. Thomas, Jr. and
Alexandra Ayala Rodriguez;
from St. Thomas will go Lee
roy A. Swan, James Charles,
Lawrence Hodge and Frank
Kjeldsen,
, 1956-10-02

officials and was assured that
the matter would be handled.
Brodhurst was the next
speaker; he urged the Associa
ton to continue the fight not
Continued on page ~
, 1956-10-02

Promptly at $50 the meet
ing was called to~order BY the
Rev. Lynch, president of the
Association, who stated that
the meeting was called due to
a state Of emergency that
exists and, explained, at times
a state of emergency some
times leads to a state of war.
The parents and teachers
were in a mood for war I'M
til the situation has been clear
ed and conditions in the De
pertinent of Education has
been improved,
Rev. Lynch called upon Mrs.
Elena Christian, Acting Princi
PAL to explain to the gather
ing details Of the happenings
which resulted in the dismiS-
sal Of the teachers. This she
did.
Mrs. Christian, gave a detail
edaaccount Of events, citing IN
creased enrolment, with ia
students in the seventh grade
and classes with 81 students
into rooms built to accommo-
date 80. In some classes there
are but 2 text books for the en-
tire class; some have but one;
but the classic is the class be-
ing taught by Theodore Tynes
using one textbook belonging
to Mr.. Tynes. One class taught
by Mrs. Patricia Shaubah has
but two.
Mrs. Christian read from a
copy Of the work analysis that
she sent to the Acting Com
missioner, c. Frederick Dixon,
which showed every teacher
five periods and one six. It al.
, 1956-10-02

SO reveals that the total NUM-
lber o fstudents taught each
day by Miss Lena Abel in the
Senior Grades is 1874: by Da-
vid Canegata 154; by Miss
Melba Canegata 146; Austin
lde Chabert 1853; Philip Gerard
I208; G. Luz James 1856; Vim
cent Jasin 143; James Livas
lf69; Mrs. Margaret Roebuck
ISL; Mrs. Patricia Shaubah
III; Theodore Tynes 1913.
In her remarks to Mr.. Dix
lon Mrs. Christian wrote:
"Some teachers with unassign
ed periods assist in the Of
flee 50 that the Acting Princi-
pal may get around for other
duties involved.
@Other teachers with unas-
signed periods do voluntary
teaching to students who have
subjects to complete for grad
uation.
aSome teachers even use
their unassigned period to
teach half of their students
thus they may do a more eff
fective job.
Senator Frits Lawaetz, was
introduced. He told the aud
fence that it was Canute Brod
hurst who sent an urgent mes
sage to him asking that he see
the Governor and do what be
possibly could to prevent the
release Of the teachers; and
also invited him to attend the
meeting.
The Senator was able to con
tact the Governor and other
, 1956-10-02
PARENTS, TEACHERS DISCUSS DISMISSAL
OF TEACHERS; DEPARTMENT OF EDUCA.
GOVERNOR GORDoN TO WITH COMMITTEE
FROM ASSOCIATION HERE THIS EEK

Parents and teachers gathered in the auditorium of the
Christiansted High School at $3.50 last night. and discussed
moi only the dismissal Of the three teachers. but the situation
which prevails in the Department Of Education as a whole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

The intellectually stimulating
scene that fingers in my mind
from Sundays adventure took
place on boat. Strewed around
the cabin in various poses were
Lovejoy, his neck surrounded by
a boating hook held by an un-
shaven character; his nervous
client; a delinquent doll; the
brains" Of the mob, and a
figure lying ominously still
beneath a white shroud.
Lovejoy disengaged himself
from the hook. walked over to
the corpse. lifted the shroud, and
gave a meaningful "hmmmm."
"Ho,O ,Uere you standing rUhen
you shot him2" he inquired of
his client.
The client showed him and
Lovejoy nodded his head sage
ly. The case, to anyone familiar
with the TV pot boilers, was
solved. He knew it. And I knew
1t. And you knew it. III bet that
even the corpse knew it.
1t actually took one more COM
and another act before
the other people in the play knew
it, too, but that's the way it goes
from 10 to 1920 on Sunday
nights now while Loretta Young
new wardrobe.
x
ScOrebOard:
Margaret Truman couldn't
have been more bipartisan Sun
day night She acted in a
giddy skit with Steve Allen on
WRC-4, turned up as the mys-
terry guest Mrs. Clifton DanieD
on WTOP-9's What's My Line?"
/. A lady called on the phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

Quiz, This is Show Business, etc.
Brace yourself: Dinah Shores
replacement on WRC-4 COM
menclng next week will be
Smoky LanSon.
Reflection: Vic Damone was
better on the Steve Allen show
Sunday than his own CHS TV
premiere last Friday. Why
doesn't he sing: Il Married an
Angelo"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
Announce New Way To
Shrink Painful Piles
Science Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
Relieves Pain-Shrinks Hemorrhoids

New York, N. Y. Especially -
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve
pain-without surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, very striking improve
ment" was reported and verified
by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving pain,
actual reduction or retraction
(shrinking) took place.
And most amazing Of all-this
improvement was maintained in
cases where doctors observations
were continued over q period Of
many months!
In fact, results were 30 thor
cugh that sufferers were able TO
make such astonishing sta tements
IS piles have ceased TO be a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS


1880, WMAL "a - Warner
Bros: Presents: Cheyenne
traps a gang of cattle rust
lers with the aid of his pal
Smitty in the story Jules
burg" Clint Walker stars.
500, WTTG (6-The Eve
ming Movie: An American
gets into trouble in Japan
when he mistreats his wife
and tries to cheat the other
Japanese in Oriental Evil"
starring Martha Aver.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Navy Log:
THE Captains Choice" of
whether an injured man will
live or die in a submerged
U. S. Navy submarine under
attack, results in tense ac-
ton.
800, WMAL (D-GE Summer
Originals: James Mason stars
in Duel at Dawn" An Of
f1cer faces a duel that means
certain death.
800, WRC ~ - Sneak Pre-
view: Two small boys, while
trying to prevent a carousel
owner from robbing a widow,
witness an unbelievable mir
acle of the "Merry-Go-
Round" TV Key says: What
difference a writer makes,
Mel Dinelli has dapted an
erie suspense tale by Ray
Brandbury, and turned it in
to a taunt teleplay"
$3.50, WMAL (D = Cavalcade
Theater: Sunset at Appa-
matox." the last meeting of
Generals Lee and Grant. TV
Key previews: Convincing
documentary nicely acted"
$3.50, WTTG t5l-Masterpiece
Theater: A story-teller tells
a young English girl a story
of mystic India in Jungle
Book" starring Sabu.
$3.50, WRC alarms strong
Circle Theater: Repeat tele-
cast of Man in Shadow" a
drama Of man who is men
tally i'll and the efforts of his
family and doctors to rescue
him from his shadowy world.
1890, WTOP C9)-CelebrityI
Playhouse A young girl runs
into trouble with a police
woman and new boyfriend
by innocently wearing her
employers mink coat.
1890, WRC (4-Big Town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

probleml" And among these suf.
ferers were a very wide variety
Of hemorrhoid conditions, some Of
10 TO 20 years standing.
All this, without the use Of
narcotics, anesthetics or astrin-
gents of any kind. The secret is
a new healing substance (Bio-
Dyne' the discovery Of a world
famous research institution. Al
ready, Bio-Dyne is in wide use
for healing injured tissue on all
parts Of the body.
This new healing substance Is
offered in suppositorv or ointment
form called Preparation H. Ask
for individually sealed convenient
Preparation H suppositories or
Preparation H ointment with spe-
eial applieator. Preparation H 10
sold at all drugstores. Satisfaction
guaranteed OF money refunded.
re-. o a. Psi on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
''0ur tax laws
make us
dishonest"

Has the widespread tax
attitude of "legalized
cheating" got out of hand
as noted writer Cameron
Hawley claims? Is this
shameful situation even at.
fecting the moral structure
of our way of life?
In scathing words. Mr..
Hawley, author of Cash
Mccall" tells some star.
Ting facts about our tax
setup! Learn what some
corporation heads say
about their dubious tax de.
auctions :. how our present
laws encourage cheating.
invite corruption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
THE EVENING STAR. B-21
Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1886

Steve Wilson finds himself
cast as a mediator when a
psychotic killer exploits bad
prison conditions as a pre-
text for "a riot in Prison
Riot
ll:15, WRC t4-J harlal
&. Nehru: midas Prime Minister
will deliver a message to the
American people.
11:l5, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show; The Dark Man" Max
well Reed, Edward and I'M
derdown. A sudden and
double killing turns the lime
light onto a peaceful seaside
town
l1:20, WMAL (D-The Night
Show: Hedy Lamar and
George ders star in
Strange Woman" the story
OF beautiful woman who
ruins the lives Of the men
who love her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

went lamely, but the rest of the
show represented his smoothest
effort to date.
If Let's Take a Trip" Sonny
Fox comes on too early for you
on Sundays. you might try
ABC's Going Places" with easy
going Merv Griffin. The
shows are not only similar in
appeal, but visit the identical
spots.
Mailbag: After pouring through
the Elvis Presley mail, it would
be safe to conclude his teen-age
fans not only resent any criti-
ciSm Of their idol, but thoroughly
disapprove Of the new" Pres
ley. The opening sentences from
a variety Of letters will convey
the idea:
Andy r: II think it's ridiculous
the way you critics have been
pounding Elvis Presley !"
Disappointed Fan: "ELVIS'
CAREER HAS BEEN RUINED!!
-"
NJ. E.: Il am a teenager. :"
Jeanne T.: Why don't you let
Elvis Presley alone? . :"
A Presley Fan: rs Elvis Pres
ley really married? ="
Another Presley Fan: Kindly
tell me what is wrong with Elvis
PreSley'S performances? )"
Patricia d: why can't you
find anything really nice to say
about Elvis Presley? -"
(To answer the marriage in
quiry. Elvis is still single. And
if you've lost" his address,
write to him care of RCA-Victor,
New York city. Please0
On the Run:
Paul Arnold, the singing star
Of WRC-4's "Footlight Theater."
is adding a Thursday night date
aboard the Wilson Line to his
busy schedule commencing this
week. =. Hes single, too,
girls) ;. Appropos Of Arnold's
addition to the WRC roster, it
Just goes to show you what a
difference it can make when a
program director Jim Kovach)
is an ex-singer. With Gene
Archer WRC-radio) heading the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

1.-THE Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes" with John Gielgud
and Ralph Richardson in the
starring roles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

yesterday to solicit this reporters
comments on Miss Truman's
"disgraceful" exhibition on the
latter show, but I couldn't figure
out what it was that she OBJ
iected to She may have been
overly coy, but after Miss Kill
gallens inquiry about the shoes,
did it really matter?
The Allen show, by the way,
continues to improve except in
the skit department The first
sequence-with Jack Palance-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

"~ Mn NHa" FARM Isdy, rs SIS News ass
hhuuons L. sam MoriHG win u Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

Every single fabric reduced.
Savings Of $50 per 3-pc. suite
on tapestry. $50 savings on
MatelasSe SOS savings on
Damask Still the same thor
ough 9-step reupholstery 1.
with guaranteed Cradled-in-
Steel Construction. All new
filling and padding added.
New spring construction with
rot-proof nylon tie cords. Call
now WITHOUT obligation i.
the Free Portable Electric Fan
is our way of saying thanks
for taking a little of your
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10

roster, Jim has added Ray Haney
and Paul Arnold!
Local fans Of Brighter Day
and Edge Of Night" (WTTG-5)
and Chance Of a Lifetime"
(WMAL-D miss their favor
ties. -. Unless a show can retain
its sponsor nowadays, it stands
virtually no chance of continuing
sustaining. But many pro-
grams return after lengthy
absences Current Examples
Man Against Crime, Pantomime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
ON THE AIR
Different Man.
Same Old Crime
BY BERNIE HARRISON

I'm not exactly when it that wandered
while watching the Man Against Crime" Sundays
but it could well have been at the very beginning.
Frank Lovejoy accomplished actor the Man
and in swallowed the line that the series
would tone down crime and emphasize story vaues-forget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-10
Other AM Stutions
TODAYS RADIO .
HIGHLIGHTS

sos, WGMS - Shove case:
MeyerbeersSThe Skaters; Ma
SON Candlelight waltz.
1918, WMAL - Mel Allen. Mel
reports from ashington
highlighting the All-Star
game.
7;i5, WWDC - Eddie Fisher.
Reminiscing through the
years, Eddie sings his old
favorites.
sos, WGMS = Symphony Hall:
Mozart, Flute Andante in c;
Mendelssohn. Symphony No.
; in A; Gabriel. Canzona for
Double String Orchestra.
1904 WMAL - Mystery Time
Arizona sun., 1956-02-17
Job Openings

Applications will be received
by the Personnel Department
through February II to fill the
following positions in the City
service: Messenger, Greenskeep-
er, Clerk-Stenographer I and IN
The secretarial vacancies exist in
the Police Department only. The
positions offer all the benefits
gained through employment with
the City. Included are promo
tions, merit raises, training, re-
tirement, vacations, sick leave
and medical examinations. Fur
ther information concerning the
job openings may be obtained
by contracting the Personnel De-
partment, Third Floor, City Hall.
Arizona sun., 1956-02-17
Civic Group
Backs HB 1856
Gazette Staff Photo

The Arizona Council of Civic
Unity, in it's Newsletter this week
urges citiztns to get behind their
representatives to encourage the
passing of HB 1876 = the Public
Accommodation, anti diScrimina-
tion bill.
HB' 1876 is Simplified version
of a law passed recently by the
New Mexico legislature, and it
forbidS discrimination because
of race, color, religion, ancestry
or national origin" in places of
public accommodation. Violation
would be punishable as a misde-
meanOr.
The Council urges citizens to
get resolutions from various or
ganizationS to which they be-
long, endorsing HB 1876, and
send them to Irwin Cantor, Ex-
ecutive secretary, Phoenix Coun-
Gil of Civic Unity, P. o. Box
3674. Organizations interested in
TIB 1876 are urged to send repre-
sentativeS to an a # DON
workshop, Saturday at 2 pm. in
the Roundup Room, Westward
Ho Hotel, where the bill will be
explained and ways and means
to assist it's passage will be dis
cusSed.
See editorial page.
Arizona sun., 1956-02-17
Mabel Deary
OF Mobile Dies

Mrs. Mabel Brooks Deary
died Feb. 18th at her home in
Mobile, Arizona. She came to
Phoenix eleven years ago from
Yoakum, Texas. She was an ac-
tive member of Galilee Baptist
Church, member of the Ameri-
can Woodmen, and Mt. Olive
Grand Chapter Order of the
Eastern Star.
Mrs. Deary is survived by her
husband, Andrew eary, a
daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Faye
Kinney and two grandchildren,
Mabel Kinney and Joe Nathan
Kinney. The body will lay in state
Saturday from 4 pm. to 8 pm.
at Ragsdale Mortuary. Funeral
services and burial will be in
Yoakum, Texas.
Arizona sun., 1956-02-17
Guild Opens
Membership
Campaign

The annual membership drive
of the Phoenix Urban League
Guild is under way. with Mrs.
Gordon C. Fritch, IT'S N. 10th
ST., heading the campaign. !.
Lucky members will receive
four-speed record player and
other prizes, in connection with
the drive.
A tea Feb. 26 at a pm. in the
Elks Lodge, 1907 S. Seventh Ave-,
will end the drive.
A part of the Urban League,
the guild is an association dedl-
Gated to fostering better race
relations through education.
Assisting Mrs. Fritch are Mines.
Pearl Cook, Hayzel Daniels, Alice
Marriott, and Alton Thomas. Mrs.
William Simmons is tea chairman,
aided by Mines. Henrietta Jordan,
Robert Wilson, a nd oscar
Warner.
Arizona sun., 1956-02-17
Civil Service
Examination

Applications are being accep-
ted through March 2 at Mari
copa County Personnel Depart
ment, 1O6 South First Ave. for
Deputy Sheriff /. There are no
immediate openings for this po-
Sition. Those eligible will be used
for replacement purposes. Ap-
plicants must be from 81 to 45
years, high school graduate, a
resident of Arizona one year and
possess an Arizona drivers Ii
cenSe.
Arizona sun., 1956-02-17
Sky Riders
Hotel Expands

The management of the Sky
Riders Hotel at Sky Harbor
Municipal Airport has been
given approval by the City Coun-
Gil to expand their facilities.
Plans call for the construction
of "a additional units, plus a
cocktail lounge, bar and coffee
shop on the premises. The in
veStment in structure, furnish
ing and fixtures for the food and
beverage operations is estimated
to be in excess of $4,000. The
tenant will build all structures
and supply all fixtures at his
expense. These facilities will be
operated by Sky Chefs, Inc.
through an agreement with the
tenant. The Sky Riders Hotel
was opened to the public on No
vember l, 1854, The attractively
Handicapped hotel has 40 ultra
modern units, plus a large oval
shaped swimming pool for the
guests. When first opened, the
owners claimed the structure was
the nations "only" airport hotel.
Arizona sun., 1956-02-17
Arizona Artists Guild
Exhibit

Fifty works of six residents
of Phoenix will be featured in
Mexican Gay Ride" an exhibit
of painting and photographs.
The exhibit is the climax of a
4OOO-mile tour of Mexico taken
by the Arizona Artists Guild
last fall.
The public is invited without
charge to the opening Sunday,
Feb. 10th at the Phoenix Public
Library Auditorium, 2 pm. The
exhibit will continue through
March 4th.
Arizona sun., 1956-02-17
President Eisenhower
FdUOrs GrdduaIisn1

The anti-Segregation amend
ment proposed by Rep. A d a m
Clayton Powell (D-N.Y.) to the
school construction bill was said
to- be "eXtraneouS" by President
Eisenhower. The President feels
that schools must be given aid
now and an integration clause
would defeat the school bill
which he says is urgently
needed" The President added
that integration m ust come
gradually = in his words "grad-
ual augmentation"