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because nobody wants to work for anybody else
Sure there are no finer people They'll help you
when you are sick. but not for money. Independ-
ent you'd say
The islanders take their living from the Bay
There are no gardens on the island, and the only
livestock consists of few chickens in few back
yards.
Grabbing is the main occupation, and every
islander is on his own Perhaps few will team
up in a loose business arrangement, but In the
long run it is every man for himself During the
winter the men turn to oysterng Little fishing Is
done by islanders, except for the few occasions
when captain" will rent out his boat for fishing
party.
Most of the Tangier people have lived here all
their lives as had their fathers and grandfathers
Occasionally you'll find first or second generation
islander but for the most part descent is traced
to the early settlers
You can count on the fact that no native ever
forpets his home No matter where you find him.
YOU are likely to see a slight case of inconsistencies
and desire to get back to the ways OF the island
And most Tangier natives do come back, 100
at least once year for the annual homecoming Tor
those so unfortunate as to live here no longer.
For the natives tell you, If you've ever hVeo
on Tangier for even little while. it becomes part
of you
STAR PHOTOS BY HAROLD J. FLECKNOE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

Every English Ford Line model has the smart
good looks that Whisper imported car" And
each carries famous name you know: FORD.
Thanks to its compact size. this Consul"
model is fun to drive frugal of fuel. Yet there's
as much room inside in American sedans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

FFidoy-The Lote Show.
HIS p.m.-9
SotUrdoy-Pery Como Show
800 p.m.-4
Your Hit Porode 1910 pm.-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
Color Shows

SUndGy-Rurol America.
7:30 o.n.-e
The Form to You. 9:25 om.-9
Sunday Theoter. lind NOVEL.
AS pm.-9
Ny Friend Flicko. 100 p.m.-4
Steve Allen Show 800 p.m.-4
Oinoh Shore Show 900 p.m.-4
Mondoy Through Fridey-Motinee
Theoter. 800 pm.4
Mondoy-The Price Is RIGHT.
7:30 p.n.-4
Tuesdoy-Georee Gobel Show.
500 p.m.-4
Wednesday-kroft Theoter.
900 p.m.-4
Observation-Disclosures of WRC.
2:3o p.m.-4
Tic Toe Dough. 100 p.m.-4
Rosemary Clooney Show.
1000 p.m.-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

The SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. o. c.
May 10, 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
Detroiters Obtain Fed Loan
For Lherian Business

the group, including Mr.. Martin
l.. Bass of Detroit, visited the
African country and were i'm.
pressed with the promising out
look. The Detroit company was
formed in May 1856.
The Development Loan Fund.
established in 1857, is a Gov
eminent lending corporation OPP
Grating on $400,000.0O0 APP
preparation for the current fis.
cal year. Loans are designed to
encourage economic develop
ment of have.nOt nations of the
free world on a self.help and
mutually cooperative basis.
The new loan was granted
TO Liberian American Asri-
cultural and industrial corpo-
ration. . subsidiary owned
equally by the Detroit firm
and Liberisn Agricultural and
Industrial Corporation In Mon
rovis, Liberia.
Bass is Honorary Liberian
Consul in. Detroit. Together with
Messrs. Smith and Laddys Led
ford, Assistant Principal OF
lnkster High School, he worked
closely with Senator Potter for
over a year to consummate the
loan. Potter in turn worked with
the State Department, lntcrna-
tional Cooperation Administra-
ton and Development Loan
Fund.
Also assisting she Detroit
group was local attorney Hor'
ace Rodgers. . director Of the
Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
ken out against his action Of

ken out against his action OF
closing all Little Rock schools.
Veteran lawmakers think that
even If the voters approve seq
regation on the 9th. Faubus
does not have a legal leg to
stand on II he opens the schools
segregated this coming Monday.
lie has said the schools will
open and II segregated the next
move will be up TO the Federal
government. There are over $50
us. Marshals in Little Rock now.
There will be some definste
action IN the school situation
there the first Of the week.
In Virginia schools closed by
the governor have opened In
makeshift halls and homes with
white teachers teaching white
pupils. The Negro students have
had no classes since the closing
Of schools.
Gov. Lindsay Almond jr.. Il
under considerable pressure -
Federal Judges have ordered
some degree Of inteorstion In
Charlottesville. Front Royal
and Norfolk schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
Pressure Building Up
Against South's Policy

Specialize South this weel
is still deadlocked over school
with the Federal govern
ment biding their time and let,
ting Ark, and Va, cope with
the irate parents who would
rather have indignation than nc
school at all.
Little Rock began q series
OF 6 hour T.v. lessons 70 the
$3.50 students. Negro teachers
were not used In the project
established by Fsubus 10
please some Of the students
who want education regard.
less Of whom they have 10 sit
next 10. Fsvbvs received .
slap In The face" when the
powerful Little Rock lawyers
signed q petition asking for
the voters 10 approve iniesra-
ton In . special election on
Sept. 77th In order the the
schools be open. Among The
sisners were some OF that slty's
most powerful eisirens.
Favbvs has berssed the minis
iers Of The City who have spo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

He tried to grab her but she
broke away. A store guard and
Negro newspaper man caught
her as she began to scream that
she was glad she did il, charg-
ing that Rev. King had made
enough people suffer in the last
six years"
Police found a loaded auto
matte pistol in her brassiere.
Or. King was rushed TO Har-
lem Hospital with the letter
opener still stuck in his chest.
Medical men stated that II
Rev. King has sneered or
covshed the opener would
have cut an artery 10 the
heart. Complications have re-
Gently set in as King deveI-
oped pneumonia in his right
lower lung. To remove the
weapon surgeons cut out the
second rib, part Of the third
and a section Of Or. Kings
breast bone.
Mrs. lola Ware Curry. AZ. the
stabber, is undergoing mental
tests. She returned to New York
after working as a maid and
housew0man for four years in
the South.
Mrs. Curry appearing be-
fore Judge Rso stated that
she was charging Or. King with
being mixed up with Com
mvnists. She said. i've re-
ported the case 10 the FBI
and IFS being looked into. |
want a lawyer for the State"
She said that she did not know
that DR.. King was going to be
in the store, but she had been
after him for six years"
Hundreds of letters from all
over the world are pouring into
the hospital. Gov. Hartman of
New York spent time at the
hospital at DR.. Kings bedside
after the incident.
DR.. King is recovering rapidly
and Hist doctors permitted him
to walk a short distance with as.
siStancc Tuesday.
The Negro leader walked 80
feet to a hospital room for an
N-ray examination. He was
wheeled back to his police
guarded room.
His condition has been com.
plicated by a touch of pneu.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

ton.
The demonstration will climax
with mass rally of the stu
dents at Lincoln Memorial dur
ing which the students will ex-
press their own views on the
issue OF school indignation.
Committees TO mobilize for
the March are being set up in
New York, Baltimore, Phila-
deIphis and Washington and
more will soon be established
in other cities along the East
ern Seaboard - including the
south.
The March, according to the
official Call, Twill provide a
way for young people to regis
ter their desire for indignation
and equality in the public
schools of our nation; will dem
onstrate our unity with the en-
battled children of the south
who strive heroically to defend
democracy in education; will en-
able white people OF Goodwill,
north and south, to cast, not a
piece OF paper merely. but a to-
tai vote for democracy; will sym.
bOlize the fact that since 1854
more than 100000 children have
entered integrated schools; will
be moral challenge TO the
small minority which is deter
mined to use confusion, intimi-
dation and terror to defend the
old order"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
Entrants in Tribune
S. S. Contest

The way things are saaping
up il seems as if there will be
lot of strong competition this
year in the 3rd Annual S. S. SUI
pcrintcndent Popularity Contest.
Votes will not be published UNI
Ill the week beginning Sept.
10Th, but all indications are that
none of the entrants so far will
be easy TO beat. The contest, Of
ficially on the way Sept. %,
1858, will end eight weeks later,
November IL, 1858.
Miles Fellowship Baptist
(Mrs. Inez Williams, Supt)
100 votes
81. Paul Baptist Church
(Mr. b. 7. BatiSte, Supt) -
$50 votes
First Antioch Baptist
Mrs. Rachel Howard, Supt)------
First Antioch Baptist
(Mrs. Rachel Howard, Supt)..-
100 votes
Blackwell Temple Methodist
Church
100 votes
(Mr. Lee Holmes, Supt) ---.
100 votes
Tabernacle Baptist Church
(Mr. Lindsey Sheffield, Supt).-
100 votes
Third Baptist Church
(Mrs. Bertha l.. Marion, Supt)
100 votes
Oakland Avenue Baptist Church
(Mr. James Dixon, Supt) 49,
100 votes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

DETROIT - A group Of De-
troiters, aided by Republican
Senator Charles +. Potter, have
obtained the first United States
loan for work in Liberia under
the reccntly-created Develop
ment Loan Fund.
Announcement Of the $780,
600 transaction was made to-
day by Senator Potter Mr..
Nathaniel Smith and Or.
George Bran, the latter two
of Detroit. Smith and Bran
are Chairman Of the Board
and President, respectively,
OF Liberian.American Enter
prises. Inc. 1877 Broadway j..
Detroit.
These funds will make pos
sible an expansion of the Com
pany's modern logging and lum-
bering operation in Liberia"
Senator Potter said. I'VE are
confident the project will con-
tribute substantially to econom-
ic development in Liberia and
set a dramatic example for 9TH
or countries of emcrgcnt Afri-
ca. Africa has become a priori-
" target for the Sovicts and
loans of this type build friend
ship for the western world"
Officials Of the Company, all
local business and professional
men, became interested in the
vast new Liberian development
program. They explored the pos
sibility Of a business venture
there. Two representatives OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
REV. KINGS STABBER
GETS GEORGIA FUNDS

BARTERSVlLLE, Cain this
small Georgia community, Tues
day a group of white citizens
mailed a cash contribution to the
Negro woman who stabbed DR..
Martin Luther King Jr., in the
chest with a letter opener
Addressee OF the contribution
is Mrs. Isola Ware Curry who is
in Bellevue hospital, New York,
for mental observation.
The white group labels itself
the Gainesville Chapter Of the
Funds for lsolla League. Spon-
sors said it is the first chapter
but others may be formed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
Rev. King Gaining
Despite Relapse
Negro Leader Is Victim
OF Vicious Attack In NY.

New WORTHWHILE his father, The Rev. Martin Luther
King Sr, arrived in Detroit TO speak, Rev. King Jr famed
leader Of the Nations Negroes stabbed eight inches
with sharp letter opener by Negro woman in
Harlem department store.
Rel. Martin Luther King, Jr sviographing copies
OF his new book, Stride Toward Freedom. when his
sasnf burst into group Of about 20 and asked
he Dr.. King? Replying yes and looking up the
who recently returned from the South domestic
worker plunged letter eight inches into the chest
Of Dr. kinq
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

sic Buchanan has been establish
cd to make arrangements.
In Washington the students
- led by Jackie Robinson
holding the hands Of Me-
gro and a white child - will
first go to the White House
where an interview with Pres
ident Eisenhower will be
sought. They will then march
down Pennsylvania Avenue TO
the Capitol where they will
present 10 six congressman
their own declaration In de-
Tense of the U. S. constitv-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

AAOitoa tt y ~s'N@~ $500
1000 Negro and white stu
dents from fourth grade
through college are expected
TO converge on Washington
for the occasion. They will
come from Eastern Seaboard
states in special buses sPon-
sored by churches and civic
groups. Already, in New York,
two churches and three On.
ions have agreed TO sponsor
buses.
A minister, teacher and a
parent will be aboard each bus,
A special children's committee
headed by Representative Bes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
Youth To March on Capital

Plans under discussion for student demonstration
the school issue official today with public
ment of the youth March For Integrated Schools to
take place Saturday October H. in the nations capital
The announcement in the form OF Call issued Joint
" by Mrs Daisy Bates Mrs Ralph j. Bunche, Rev. Mar
tin Luther King Jr, A. Philip Randolph Jackie Robinson
and Roy Wilknsal of whom have. agreed to serve as
.nIn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
RED ATTORNEY. 50. DIES :

Yakov M Lomakin
A THINKING SUFFOCATIoN MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL BANKRUPTCY!
"YAKov LAMOKIN DIES; RED CONSUL IN
KASENklklA CASE
my. Tribune. 81 81
MANY OF you WILL REMEMBER THE RUSSIAN
SCHOOL TEACHER. MRS. oKsANA STePANoVNA
KAsENKINA, AND HER SENSATIONAL LEAP
FROM A WINDOW OF THE SOVIET CONSULATE,
IN NEW YORK, AUGUST IL. l948. AND WAS
SERIOUSLY INJURED. INDEED, SHE WAS NEARLY
KILLED. WE SEEM TO REMEMBER THE LEAP BEING
AN sFLOoR PLUNGE
(see RED ATTORNEY. Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
FISHERMAN. as. DIES AFTER LAKE PLUNGE"

Detroit Times ~ "
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
LIKE SIMON PETER. PRIOR TO CONVERSION
STILL FISHING FOR FISHES, NOT READY TO BE
FISHING FOR MENU VIA NY ONE. PURE. TRUE
CHURCH, THE CHRIST SCIENTIST. c. S. READING
ROOMS. c. S. LECTURES. CONSULTATIONS WITH
MY HIGHEST PHYSICIANS, META-PHYsIciANS, The
IS. PRACTITIONERS. AND HOME STUDY, IN
OBEDIENCE TO ADMoNTloN OF ST. PAUL;
BE We NOT UNEoUALLY YokED TOGETHER WITH
MISUNDERSTANDING UNLIBERATED DEVILS
ADAMS, EWES, THE NoNcHRiST SCIENTISTS
lsss FISHERMAN DIES. Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
ESPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

ESPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
BY ANDREW r. FRuEHAUF. c.s+++
On Sunday September 70. ths guest speaker over he
,,,;on.wids network Of the Msnion Forum will be
MR. HERBERT v. KOHLER
Mr.. KohIer will show that.
r WISCONSIN HAD A 'RlCHT-T0-W0RK' LAW.
THE FOUR YEAR SIEGE OF VIOLENCE,
LAWlESsNESS AND MURDER. KNOWN
AS THE K0HLER STRIKE. COULD HAVE
BEEN AvERTED."
DMANIoN FORUM" . "soUTH BEND INDIANA"
WxYZ SUNDAYS Oils PM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

You are invited to attend free lecture on Christian
Science, subject. &cHRIsTIAN SCIENCE SOULS RESTo.
RATIvE POWER REVEALED" by Gertrude e. Vegvth, c.
S, Of Flint. Mieh. At SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST, l47 e. Grand Blvd. near E. jefferson.
The lecturer member Of the Board Of Lecvreship Of
The Mother Church. the First Church Of Christ Scientist
Boston, Mass, and will speak
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER rs. at $3.50 P. m.
NEVER ANY COLLECTIONS AT LECTURES OR AT
WEDNESDAY, EVENING TESTIMONIAL SERVICES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

monia. But doctors said il had
been expected and was nothing
to worry about. His temperature
was down this morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

DEVIL R0BS WAYNE STATE u. =. OF 50 YkS.
WILLIAM n. MURRAY. 10
A THINKING SuFFOCATI0N. SPIRITUAL
BANKRUPTCY! ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL
PHENOMENA ARE MYTHS!
ADAM-EvE MORTAL THOUGHT bukLeSSoIS
or THE ONE UNIVERSE or suPER-sATuRAIsD.
INvUlNERABLE HEAVEN AND ETERNAL l're'-
DEVILS MoDUs oPERANDI VIA NoN-cHKIsI
SCIENTIST, SATAN BOUND" RELIGIONS.
THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION, CULTURE. POLITICS.
ENTERTAINMENT. REcREATIoNi
His father IL credit manager tor the n'sn o'''s
Packing Co." free Press. 9ln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27

from AP and UPi Dispatches, Dsf News Nzo
Dseortsn, school closure policies broke out IN n!e
ssonroubIsd Arkansas and Virginia at the end OF 'ms
first week Of dIsnsss for Thousands OF pupils VINO "o''
would have been attending classes
tses SCHOOL cLosINcs. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-27
Letters TO The Editor
UNITED WE STAND traps DEMSJ

Detroit Times GID
Why the Democrats in the House always throwing
slams and vrs at the President? They making the
laughing stock for Rvssa-fghting among ourselves while
Russia profits by mistakes.
WE ALL KNOW THE CIVIL RIGHTS PROGRAM WAS
STARTED BY THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. MESSED UP
AND DUMPED INTO IKE'S LAP TO STRAIGHTEN OUT.
WHY CONDEMN HIM FOR NOT FIXING IN EIGHT YEARS
WHAT IT TOOK FRANKLIN D. AND HARRY 20 OR MORE
YEARS TO TEAR UP?
lsss UNITED WE STAND. Page 81
, 1958-09-29
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
LEGISLATIVE DAY. MONDAY. APRIL IA. 1858
200 r. Nc. = 5.45 F. M 81

Pursuant to Section Z la) Of the Revised Organic Act,
Public Law ST., Approved July %, 1854, the 1858 Regular
Session Of the Second Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
opened with the National Anthem. Present were:
ANN E. ABRAMSON
UBR A. ANDUZE d
RONALDDE LUGO
JOSEPH "a. GOMEZ
WALTER ]. M. HODGE
FRITS LAWAETZ
LUCINDA MILLIN
THEOVALD MOOREHEAD
B. TTLEY
PERCIVAL REESE
RHYMER
, 1958-09-29
John D. Merwin
Senator at Large
PRAYER:

His Excellency
Governor Walter A. Gordon
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
u. S. Virgin Islands
My dear Governor Gordon:
, 1958-09-29

~ LI1ISLN4 A1 IL LNA141ASG
WEYMOUTH RHYMER
FRnYER:
Rabbi M. D. Sasso offered the following prayer:
Almighty and Eternal God, ruler of Heaven and
Earth, fervently we invoke Thy blessings upon our coun-
try. the United States Of America and the Virgin Islands
Of the United States OF America. Guard them, Oh God!
from calamity and injury. Suffer not their adVersaries to
triumph over them, but let the glories of a just, righteous
and Godfearing people increase from age to age. En-
tighten with Thy wisdom and sustain with Thy power
those whom the people have placed in authority-The
President Of the United States Of America, the Governor
of the. Virgin Islands Of the United States Of America, the
members Of this Legislative Body, the.Judges and Execu-
tiveS and all who are entrusted with our safety and with
the guardianship Of our rights and our liberties.
Especially we beseech Thee, Oh Heavenly Father, to
impart thy grace to the members Of this Legislative Body
and inspire them with the spirit of Thy wisdom. Grant
them courage to do what they know to be right. Give them
the integrity that they may be trusted leaders Of all men
Of good will and help lis to be good citizens, upholding our
government by prayer and honest living, yet courageous
to resist all evil. May thy blessings rest upon all here as
sembled, now and forever more. Amen.
Acceptance Of Resignation:
The following was read:
THE SECOND LEGISLATURE OF
VIRGIN ISLANDS
New Capitol Building
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas, VI.
John D. Merwin
Senator at Large
December 10, 1857
His Excellency
Governor Walter A. Gordon
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas
u. S. Virgin Islands
My dear Governor Gordon:
Having been called upon to serve the people Of the
Virgin Islands in other endeavors, ] hereby respectfully
tender my resignation as Senator at Large in the Legisla-
ture Of the U. S. Virgin Islands, effective December 81,
1857.
Respectfully yours,
Isl John D. Merwin
JOHN Z. MERWM
Senator at Large
Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
, 1958-09-29

Charlotte Amalie
Virgin Islands of the United States
December %, 1857
DR.. Aubrey A. Anduze /
President of the Legislature
Chrstiansted
st. Croix, Virgin Islands
My dear Dr.. Anduze:
This will acknowledge receipt of your letter of De-
cember 20, with which you transferred a copy Of Senator
MerWin's resignation. I concur in your action in accepting
the resignation.
Ihave this date appointed Mrs. Ann Christian Abram-
son, Frederiksted, ST. Croix, to fill the u%nexpred term of
John b. Merwin. "A letter informing Mrs. Abramson of the
appointment, along with her appointment, is b~eing.mailed
today. "A copy Of her appointment is enclosed with this
letter and a copy will be mailed to Interior, SO that records
there will be corrected accordingly.
assume that as President of the Legislature you are
empowered to administer the oath required for Mrs.
Abramson,s accepting the post Of Senator-at-large in the
Legislature of the u. S. Virgin Islands, and / shall appre-
ciate your administering that oath so as to make her APP
pointment official as quickly as possible.
Sincerely yours,
Isl Waller A. Gordon,
Walter a. Gordon
Governor
The resignation of John David MerWin was accepted
by unanimous consent.
Administration Of Oath & Seating Of New Member
By unanimous consent the House accepted the APP
pointnent made by the Governor of the Virgin Islands Of
Mrs. Ann E, Abramson to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of John David MerWin. Accordingly, the
Oath was administered to Mrs. Abramson by Circuit
Court Judge Albert B.. Maris and the same subscribed to
by the Senator.
Ele1ticn Of Le~1islative Secretary
Senator Ann E.. Abranson was unanimously elected
as Legislative Secretary.
Election Of member to Finance Committee
Senator Ann 3. Abramson was unanimously elected
to fill the vacancy on the Finance Committee.
Judiciary Committee
Senator Ann E Abranson was appointed TO fill the
vacancy on the Judiciary Committee.
state-of-the-Islands Message by the Governor Of the vir-
gin Islands
Mr.. President and Members of the Legislature:
It is my pleasure to extend my greetings to you who
will be faced with many problems which, in your best
judgment, you will resolve for the next sixty days
during this Second Regular Session Of the Second Lee
g~islature Of the Virgin Islands. Some Of the matters that
will face you will be easily handled while some of the mat
tiers will require, thorough study, deep deliberation, con-
sidered advice, and the guiding hand Of God to insure cor
rect and Just decisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

jade green leoves. delicotel
tipped with pogodo red. odd
touch Of Orientol beouty TO 20.
home. Grows larger and moi
beautiful every year. Decorofis
plant for house and gordon.
Add q Touch of Genie-us"
your SOLIDS. Wish-Bone lsolian
q noster chefs blend OF pureo
vinecor. rcre seosonings and "
the right touch of gurlie. Ne
Wish-Bone Cheese is chock-full I
zesfy Blue Cheese smooth
blended with RoqUefort. Iivens
with piquont seosonings.