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MIND YOUR MANNERS 3
Seen But Not Heard

Junior Editors should know where and when talk make
noise-and when not to.
Johnny, for example has drum which he plays parades
This noise is fine for out of doors but not inside.
When Helen and Sue remained indoors practice duet
school, Johnny marched into the played his drum The
girls asked him to stop leave but he paid them attention
Finally Sues mother had to tell Johnny to leave.
There other interruptions Johnnys drumming
But If Thoughtful will be guilty of them Don
interrupt friends who talking. Wait until they stop
cude their Give chance speak
In church. school library remember others By
keeping quiet
AS reminder paste this picture crapbook and color
with crayons paints
MONDAY: The Great Lakes
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1000 pm eddy arnold time
with GppV ARNOLD

The louisiono Boyou country
sets the scene for Eddy's songs
"JomboIoyo" end "Coiun
Lingo" On hond ore Betty
Johnson and The 6ordonoires.
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mold Time: Wedding Day
sets stage for Eddie singing
Something Old, Something
New"
1880, WRC (A-Safeway The
alter: Tomorrow is Forever
first-run on 1'V drama; Clau-
dette Colbert, Orson Welles
d946).
1880, WTOP (0-Damon Run
yon Theater: Prize fighter
realizes that battered coun-
tenance is no asset for ro-
nance, decides to give up ro-
mantle notions and return
to ring; Biff Elliott, Allen
Jenkins.
l1:15, WTOP t9)-Film Studio
Nine: Modern police force
puts into full operation their
new methods in tracing pay
roll robbers in THE Big
Chase; Adele Jergens. Lon
CLANCY. First-run on TV
movies
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1890 pm tolUn & countr

The biggest of the country and
western music shows with
Jimmy Deem, Potsy Cline, Mary
Kick and The Texos Wildcats.
Three hours OF country and
western music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04

Woodrow Wilson, February
Is. 1919.
John Marshall was sworn in
as Chief Justice of the United
States on February 4, 1901, UNI
der appointment of President
John Adams. (For M. r.
3-No. Only 10 States took
part in the first presidential
election; Rhode Island and North
Carolina had not yet ratified the
Constitution and the New York
Legislature failed to arrange for
the selection Of electors In the
timf fixed.
(Qlestion on Preceding Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-04
Forth S Heart Beats
Every 100000 Years
By THOMAS r. HENRY
Science Editor Of The Star

Mother Earth may beating heart with full beat
every 100000 years.
This concept yesterday before
theoretical geophysc sponsored jointly by the National
Carnegie Institution Of Washington
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TONIGHT
START ON -. STAY ON CHANNEL 2

$50 pm Future Flyers Club; 500 Golden Gloves
HiohIiohts; $50 Championship Bowling; 1880
ozork Jubilee: 500 Grand Ole Opry; 900 Low
renee Welk Show; 1000 Eddy Arnold Time; 1890
Town and Country Jomboree
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500 pm grand ole opry
with TEX RITTER

Toniaht's guests ore Tex Ritz
ter and The Sons OF the pio-
neers, Regulars Corl Smith,
Minnie PeorI, Hank Snow ard
the square doneers odd songs
and comedy.
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MAYOR SHOPPING CENTER Nay

Tor I'd near Ala. ave. s.e.l--Store
completely redecorated: in success
full 10-store shopping center in
Gliding large Food Fair Super
market. Near large new Sears
Roebuck now under construction
Excellent for variety. hardware. TV
and appliances. children's wear
aud innenils fiirfnit,ire etc Nanant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-04

FARM; S-room. 2-bath
house, mod, except heat 100 acres
Of woodland and pasture; cave and
spring house and iz-acre stocked
lake. ideal summer home located
~ miles east OF Cumberland Nd.
$4,000. Write E. LESTER KOLB.
Rte. |, Flintstone, Md. or phone
Grennlpaf S-443I
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HYATTSVILLE-Store with ? apis,
could prob. remod. into 3; $4,000.
MRS. CHRISTIAN. Wo- 6-2923.
tenement house: So
aAa-vearly income. Low expenses.
Good ne. location. Will sell at
sacrifice. S24 900. terms. or SEQ
600 cash. o to 4 pm. Ma. $1,000:
ewes on o.n5Io
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WYATT BLDG; private once in
laWyer's suite: Me R-h71l
DOWNTOWN

Fine location. Vermont ave. and I,
ST. n.w.-Spacious suite and front
counter Aforementioned, complete
with draperies and paneled parti-
tons and front counter. convenient
parking. For appt, call weekdays,
CO. 5-5S40, $3.50.
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$40 acre lovely estate. with
charming stone-manor house with
columns. new dairy barn with ~
Atanehions, . modern tenant houses.
excellent land 80 COWS and over
100000 worth OF machinery and
equipment Reasonably priced for
aulek NaIe Li5srsi managing
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FALLS cHURcH-ylRoINIA FOREST

I'll u ~Jb
On one of the few available large
level lots in Virginia Forest Of
Falls Church, is located this >
story brick. :i-bedrm. home large
liv rm. frepl. sep din. rm. and
13x20 family nm. on the lst. III
full bsmt, carport patio complete
" equipped kit. etc. Open for in
spection. Immed occupancy. Turn
north of Lee highway Rte. 90 on
Rosemary lane. blks TO Tracy
pl. left on Tracy to 1905. Phone
JE. 3-Sn0o
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NV. SHOPPING CENTER with park
ing lot: Ice. chain. fully leased
ST 3-441h ia 9-S740
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HOUSES for SALE. va. lconi. !

washington, d. G.
SATURDAY. AUGUST Z, 1856
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN 20. SAT. AND SUN.

ARLINGTON-44la I5th ST. N.
White Cane Cod. 3 bedrms. .
baths iull bsmt.. oil h.-W.h.. storm
windows. RarAge OIL appraisal ap-
piled for: II min. Pentason I'm
mediate possession. JU. 9-s513.
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MOTEL, LURAY. VA. SUNSET
CABINS. 13 cabins. cottages, lee
brick house on 3-acre tract, Route
oil. . miles from Caverns. Low
mo. payments on trust. A real
bargain at S2S.500 can OWNER.
wash. D. c., IA. 9-6962, bet. 6
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BUS. PRoP.-sALE Cont,

GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE
D. c. m sale, Twins quarters in
rear Closed Mondays. Rent. Sl55
mo. Tor apt. and store. Ii. 4-7l24
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Original
ARIZONA

Lazy livin' will become a habit
with you when you settle down to
enjoy this delightful contemporary
raneher in a beautifully wooded
setting Of velvet green lawns and
tall shade trees. Decorative brick
floor-to-ceiling fireplace IN living
room with entire window wall OPEN
ing onto delightful breeze-swept
patio. big dining ell. de luxe
equipped kitchen, 8 sunny bedrooms
completely equipped laundry. Many,
many luxurious and handy extras
and in an extremely pleasant neigh
borhood OF attractive homes. The
low. low price of Sl6.T5O is your
insurance for a wonderful buy. So
call today
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

NV. SHOPPING CENTER with park
ing lot: lse. chain. fully leased
ST. 3-4415, IA. 9-S749.
l6 UNITS, inc. S14.135 yr., sol 900.
and ~ units. Sll.563 W.. $4,000
stantial cash. OWNER, RIA. 81 SS3
18th AND COLUMBIA RD., Zoned
LIST ommercial-4-story bldg. store
on LIST fir. Ofices and apis. above
Onfy-11s..5s.., 500. DRAFfEbAS REAL
ESTATE CO, AID. 2-0742: ewes,
3 EN-. 2-S6SS.
MT. PLEASANT-Home wine. or
invest: 5 units furn., 4 garages;
$4,000. CO. 5-5S14.
l6-ROOM BRICK BLDG, built in
1900, quite historical; left. cell
mss: / acre land: rs mi. D. c.
S24 500 MRS. OLSON. Wo. 6-3437
INVESTORS. DEVELOPERS, SPECU-
LA1ORS-90 choice bldg lots on
South River, 3 mi. from Annapolis
line with pvt beach, wharf and
$3.50. 900. Excel. potential for mod
erate-rrice housing. Price $4,000
-wftf1-fst trust OF S42.50a Fun
Subordination. Will consider in
come nroperty. Mr.. West. GOSS
REALTY CO.. INC. MA. S-l353.
HYATTSvILLE-Store with . apis.
could prob. remod. into 3; S35. 600.
MRS. CHRISTIAN. 6-2923.
SEvEN-UNIT tenement house So
% i0-vearly income. Low expenses.
Good ne. location. VIII sell at
sacrifice. S24 900. terms. or SEQ
600 cash. . to 4 pm. Ma. $1,000;
ewes. OIL. 2-9512.
NEW TWO-BAY SERVICE STATION.
on Hwy. 301, Md 1d-year lease,
with Sinclair Refining Company.
Phone, SP. 4-531S.
BUY DIRECT (d4e to illnessl-2
oct, brick 5-unit apt. bldss' ~ So
CAPITOL HILL store and apt. 307
3rd ST.. Sc Good invest. Estate
PRIME INVESTMENT, new bldg.
leased TO, national concern. gives
approx. l per cent return on SAo.-
900 investment. PRINCIPALS only
considered. Box 336-H. Star
CABINS. Il cabins. . cottages, ise
brick house on 3-acre tract. Route
oil. . miles from Caverns. Low
bargain at S2S.500 Call OWNER.
Luray. Va. Riverside 3-5075. or
WASH, u. -, La S-OSOSb Dct. .
and s pm.
list COMM. property: nice location;
81 800. good return: about 81 900,
VIII take farm or acreage s. Md. in
trade. Pvt. party. Box 250-G. star
BETHESDA-3 new stores. 20xs0
IT.: parking; close to APP super
mkt: $3.50 each. will lease to
SIS per month. Call Mr.. Hall,
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3250
II No Answer. Call OIL. 4-1S50
CENTRALLY LOCATED, brand-new
commercial building; Just leased at
$500 per year. Firm price.
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3e50
II No Answer Call OIL. 1850
SEVEN UNIT APT. HOUSE. half
block to Dupont Circle Complete
efficiences. newly decorated through
out. all rented. Income $500. Low
expenses. Price less than seven times
income. Mr.. Ransom; ST. $1,000 or
EN-, 2-S922
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
TWO Ie-RM. BRICK HOUSES. each
has baths; need .remodeling;
81 and 20 x st. ne. sTROUP.
4 LOTS in top location between:
walking distance to Four Corners,
Silver Spring, Md. Must sell, $1,000
or best offer. Call JU. S-4646. II
no answer call OIL. 1850.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

HAVE GEORGETOWN income-pro-
oueing, property TO trade for de-
veloped or qndeyeloped industrial
Mr.. LOOMS. WA 7-fls5.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

9I7 18th ST. NV. Suite 7Os-Rm.
with use Of reception rm. Rea-
Sonable. MA. S-491o
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MISSIONER
You no NOT HAVE TO BE A CT


location 2-bedroom brick semide-
tached. convenient Fit Myer and
Pentapon; $500 down, $50 per
month includes everything BURG
WAID. TF. H-.n11. TE. ti-tno3
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OPEN SUNDAY 12TO &

OPEN SUNDAY, y TO 6
DIRECTIONS: out Lee hwy
to Edison. turn right .
blocks on Edison TO 24th 81
North and house on corner.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5.0ese
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NiENNA-Loyely redwood rambler
. bedrms.. ] "a baths. lac. screened
porch, equip. kit fun bsmt beaut.
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FARMS
sI00 nOWN. $50 MO-. hnys for 80

5000 DOWN. 500 MO. buys for
$4,000. Broom stately dwelling
and 4ia acres. Big chicken house;
bus lines: rs mi. south d. c. TIE. O.
Al2l
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
MILFORD CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY MAY A. 1856
Guernsey Meeting
In Phila. May ITO

!. Peterborough, n. H. - With the
completion of the key Wednesday
program, final plans for the 18th
annual meeting convention of the
American Guernsey Cattle Club
have been released.
The AGCC meeting will be held
in Philadelphia. Pa, and vicinity,
May 7-l9, with the Pennsylvania
ard Delaware Guernsey Breeders
Associations as hosts.
The complete program for We'd
nesday, May 9, will be held in the
Bellevue -Stratford hotel, beginning
at 10 that morning with the annual
business meeting of the American
Guernsey Cattle Club. The annual
meeting luncheon, and afternoon
sightseeing tours of historic Phila-
delphia will follow.
In the evening, varied program
win be held. This will include a re-
ception, musical program, stage
show, dinner and dance.
The entertainment will be spon-
sored Ey Breuninger Diaries of
Philadelphia, whose chorus will
sing, and by a group of Pennsyl-
vania Guernsey breeders including:
James d. Berry, Jr., Titusville; J..
H. Bradshaw, Jr., Lahaska; Mrs.
Jean L. A. Dupont, Newtown
Square; H. H. Mcconnell, Merton;
Col. Charles P. O'Connor, West
Chester; Mrs. S. G, Price, Halle
ton; and NJ Ebert Rutter, York.
The convention will actually be-
gin Monday, May z, in Lancaster,
where the group will meet at the
Pennsylvania GBA's sale pavilion
for a chicken barbecue. A recep-
ton will be held at the hotel that
evening.
The Tuesday program will fea-
ture the National Convention Sale
in Lancaster, and the Thursday
program by a special breakfast for
Golden Guernsey milk producers
and distributors at the hotel.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
Muscular Dystrophy
Group Holds Meet

Sussex County Chapter, Muscu-
lar Dystrophy Association of Amer
ca, Inc, held their first executive
meeting on Saturday evening at
dount Olivet Church, Seaford. The
presiding officer, Chapter Preside. I
,Irs. Nettie w. G. Ziegler, Bridge
lille, announced Unat an invitation
lad been received from Mrs. H r
,ert Calhoun, DagsborO, to have
he chap1er education committee,
Inder the direction of John THEM,
;eaford, show a film, distribute
iterature, and speak on muscular
.ystrophy at the Century Club, all
srankford Fire Hall on May 4th.
Il D. m. On May 10th a similar
program will be carried out at the
seaford Soroptomist Club at Sea-
ord Inn.
The committee voted to purchase
lides, film strips, and recordings
N MD in order to fill short notice
engagements from groups desiring
Information on MD. Executive
members present were Vice Pres
dent Mrs. Kathryn HolSon, Reho-
10Th, Vice President Harry Truitt,
Secretary Mrs. Charles Meyers,
Treasurer Mrs. Clarence Allen,
Clinic Chairman Hayman Lank,
census Chairman Mrs. Richard
Fountain, r. ~, VIM. Lee Cordray,
Seaford, and Mrs. Shirley Som
ners, Laurel. John THEM was
elected to the Executive Committee
Membership Chairman Harry
Fruit was selected to contact
mems organizations of Seaford to
secure their assistance in putting
IN special programs which would
lid the Sussex County and national
MDAA program.
Members joining the chapter
Mrs. Marian Brown, Mrs. Bea Lin
90, Mrs. Evelyn Walsmith, Mrs.
Lenora Jones, Mrs. Bea johnson,
Mrs. Elias King, and Mrs. Frank
Holson, of Rehoboth. Memberships
urned in from Seaford Moose and
women of the Moose were Mr.. and
Mrs. Loran Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Hurley, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bot
1orf, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lame,
Mrs. Frances Mckee, Ray Parsons,
Hrs. Virginia Niedel, Horace Jones,
tllen Cannon, George Gillespie,
Ray Torbert, George Brown, Ed
win Brown, and Miss Laura Will
liams. The Seaford Moose and wo-
men have 28 paid-up memberships
in the local Sussex County chapter
MRAA, Inc. They have secured
John THEM, Chairman MD edu-
cation committee, to speak at an
open meeting at Moose Lodge on
Sunday.
/ Any person or group desiring
further information ON MRAA, Inc.
and the Sussex Chapter may con-
tact chapter headquarters, Bridge
vile 4162, or Mr.. THEM, Seaford
1883.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
A Calendar OF
Farm Folk Events

May Sussex County All DEM
onstration ard Contest Day.
May 5-Delaware State Beekeep-
ers Association, Agricultural Hall,
Newark, Room 246-24S, 1880 D. m.
May Program Planning Meet
ing, Agricultural Hall, Newark,
p. m.
May New Castle County All
Public Speaking Contest, Agricul-
tural Hall Auditorium. Newark.
1880 p. m.
May 7-8-9-Annual Meeting AM
erican Guernsey Cattle Club. Phil
adelphia.
May lO-Kent County All Talent
Show and Public Speaking Con-
test, Capitol Grange Hall, 1880 p.
m.
May 14-New Castle County All
Talent Show, Mitchell Hall, Uni
versity of Delaware, 8 p. m.
May 14-Special Interest Meet
ing, Trinity Methodist Church, 727
East 22nd street, Wilmington,
Selection and Care of Foundation
Garments" 8 p. m.
May 15-Project School, Trinity
Methodist Church, Wilmington, 10
a. m.-3:00 p. M, "Splint Seat for
Stools"
May 23-L. t. Meeting, Trinity
Methodist Church, Wilmington,
p. m, Flower Arrangement"
May 24-New Castle County
DHIA Annual Meeting, p. m.
June 2-3-Spring Flower Show,
Agricultural Hall, Newark.
June 5-Kent County Excel
lents" Pasture Tour.
June IL - Program Planning
Meeting, Agricultural Hall, New
ark, / p. m.
June 12-Kent County Junior
Council, Houston Fire Hall, S p. m.
June 1914 - Finals of Junior
Broiler Program.
June 19-21-Homemakers' Short
Course, University of Delaware.
June 20-21-22 = Ninth Annual
Delmarva Chicken Festival, Ocean
City, Md.
June 21-22-4-H Short Course,
Delaware State College.
June 25-Poultry Tour to Vine
land, N. j.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
Prevent Damage
From CutWOrms
With T0xaphene

CutwoIms, i'm all probability,
will be troublesome this year ae-
cording to County Agent William
Fl. Henderson. The cool, wet wea-
ther is very favorable for their ac-
tivities. On land where sod has been
plowed down they can be expected
to be very destructive.
Prevent damage from this pest
by applying Toxaphene as a 1919
dust at the rate of 25 to 40 pounds
per acre or as a spray which con-
tains pounds of actual Toxaphene
per acre. The material may be ap-
piled just before plants are set or
Immediately after setting.
Crops that are especially suscep-
tible to continuous damage are
peppers and tomatoes. Do not wait
until the plants are severely dam
aged before applying the control
measures. Do il now.
There are about 14,5O0 moose in
the United States.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
DOUBLE FIRE CALL

RUSSELLvILLE, Ky. - tHD -
Assistant Fire Chief Eddie Bush
was burning trash in his back yard
when the fire siren started. He left
home on the double. When the fire
Vas out, Bush rushed home.
The backyard fire was out Of
control. He phoned the fire truck
to come help him put 1t out.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
Local Happenings
SHAWNEE II. ID. CLUB

SHAWNEE III. ID. CLUB - The
Shawnee Evening Home Demon
stration Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Delight Russell on Mon
day, May 7th, at 500 p. m.
FELLOWSHIP DAY - Today is
May Fellowship Day with the ser
vices being held in the Church of
God at two-thirty o'clock. All
churches in this vicinity are es-
pecially invited to attend
ELEMENTARY II. II. A. - The
Milford Elementary P. 7. A. will
meet in the Lakeview Avenue
School Cafeteria, on Wednesday
May 9Th, at 500 p. m This will
lie the last meeting of the school
year, and a full attendance is de-
sired.
CALVARY CIRCLE - The regn
lar monthly meeting of Circle No
s of Calvary Methodist Church wa
held on Tuesday evening, April II
at the home of Mrs. Mabel Dyer,
with Mrs. Emma Curtis as co-hos-
tess. There were 13 members and
one visitor present. The meeting
was opened by the leader, Mary
Lindale Devotionals were led by
Mrs. Marian Coverdale After the
business was discussed there wa
White Elephant Sale climaxed by
an auction OF a surprise package.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. Our May meeting will be held
with Mrs. Elsie Truitt.
SPECIAL MEETING-A meeting
on Muscular Dystrophy has been
called for Thursday, May II, at
D. m. in the Milford Community
Building, corner of Church and S
w. Front streets, by Mrs. Flor
ence Gillespie, executive member
OF the Sussex County Chapter.
N. Chester Phillips of Baltimore
national representative, will pre-
side over a forum. John THEM
chairman of the education com.
mittee of Seaford, will show films
on the origin of MDAA and the
disease of Muscular Dystrophy.
Mayor William Murphy will in
troduce the leaders of the local
civic, fraternal and service organ
izations of which letters of invi-
tation have been mailed. The gen.
eral public is cordially invited.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
Nigeria

Nigeria. situated on the west
African coast. has an area twice the
size of California
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04

SHAWNEE III. ID. CLUB The
Shawnee Evening Home Demon
stration Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Delight Russell on Mon
day, May 7th, at 500 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04
FELLOWSHIP DAY

FELLONSHI DAY = Today Is
May Fellowship Day with the SER
vices being held in the Church OF
God at two-thirty o'clock. All
churches in this vicinity are es-
pecially invited to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1956-05-04

There are about 14,5OO moose in
the United States.
, 1956-08-03

the Mahogany Road to the
highway where the motorcade
turned north to Clover Crest
hotel and back to Coulter's
beach where they had lunch
and swimming. They returned
to Christiansted too late to
tou rthe southside but they
were met by Herbert Olsen Of
Of the National Historic Site
and taken on q tour Of the
area, which includes the Gov
CONTINUED Oh page
, 1956-08-03
Weekly Broodcosts
of Dept 81 Hedlth
to be Hedrd al Noon

The weekly broadcasts Of
the Department Of Health Ra-
dio Program may now be
heard over Station VISTA at
noon on Fridays, instead Of at
GAS pm, it was announced
today.
al the request Of the Radio
station the time has been
changed, temporarily, until ar
rangements can be made for
a time which has a larger lis
tening audience.
, 1956-08-03
Truck. Station Wugon
Collide; Drivers
Escape Injury

A Ford station wagon, oper-
ated by Antonio Walters col
lided with a Dodge truck driv-
en- by Antonio carrion, at the
corner Of Strand and Queen
Cross Streets at $50 am. to-
day.
The station wagon was west
bound on Strand Street; the
truck. with % drums Of gaso-
line was northbound on
Queen Cross Street when the
collision occurred, The right
front fender and headlight Of
the wagon were damaged; the
park light for the truck was
damaged. Both drivers escaped
injury.
, 1956-08-03
Citizens Committee
Confers Informally
With Gov. Gordon

A Citizens Committee made
up Of residents Of st. Croix &
st. Thomas, called on Cover
nor Gordon yesterday, and
conferred with him informal
~ for almost an hour.
Members present were: Ir-
win Silverman, Ralph Pale
wonsky, Louis Lindquist and
Ariel Melchior of st. Thomas
and from st. Croix, Atty. R.
H. Amphlett Leader, Mrs.
Marion Thayer, Alexander
Moorhead and Canute Brod-
hurst.
Anxious to end the impasse
between the Governor and the
Legislators, the committee of
fered to work with both
branches of government not
only to end the impasse but
Continued on page a
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, 1956-08-03
Dr.. Roy Anduze. Com.
|Heolth. Goes to U. S.
on Business. waco.

DR.. Roy A. Anduze, Com
missioner Of Health for the
Virgin Islands, left for the
mainland yesterday on official
business which will be COM
|bined with q brief vacation.
DR. Anduze plans to try and
recruit graduate nurses for
employment in the Virgin Is
lands hospitals. A serious
shortage Of nurses exists Ia
both islands.
, 1956-08-03
New York Educators
Depurt for y. S. via
Puerto Rico


Puerto Rico
Twenty-four educators from
upstate New York left today
for the United States, via
Puerto Rico, after spending
three days, part Of q tour I'M
dertaken to study the culture
of the Virgin Islands and Puer
to Rico. Their headquarters
here was the HOtel-on-ther
Cay.
Dr.. Earl E. Clarke dean d
students at Ithaca College, A.
y, and former vice president
Of the Polytechnic Institute Al
San German, Puerto Rico. is
in charge Of the group. Mrs.
Clarke accompanied her hus-
band, thus there were TWEEN
ty-six in the party.
The study Of the education,
politics, social, economic and
religious life Of the Islands is
part Of a regular six-week
summer course on a graduate
level.
The teachers, school princi-
pals and librarians who are
taking the course have spent
the past five weeks at the
Polytechnic Institute and are
devoting this week to a study
Of St Thomas and st. Croix,
The graduate students have
heard lectures by local author
tiles on various facets Of is
land life and have supplement
ed lectures with field trips.
They toured St. Croix yester-
day on a trip arranged by Mrs.
Pearl Byrd Larsen, which car
ried them from the Christian
sted High School around the
Northside road to La Vallee,
over Canaan Hill through Es-
tate Grove Place to Ward
Canaday's picturesque ANIMAL
" Estate, from thence along