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at the church.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
1924 Tatum Street

1924 Tatum Street
The WMU sponsored a very in
spring program. Mrs. Beatrice
Miller presented a paper and Mrs.
Ella Grenly's subject for discus
sion was Use Good Judgment.
Devotions were led by Mrs. D,
Rawlins, and the lesson was
taught by Mrs. Blanche L. john
son, subject, The History of the
Soul Theme for this quarter is
People.
The Sunday school lesson re-
view was presented by Travis
Hill. The black board demonstra-
ton was given by Jesse D. Nell
son.
The Easter program will be
Sunday at p. m. with an Easter
egg hunt following. Everyone is
invited to visit and enjoy this
program with us.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-04

and furniture stay clean longer;
walls stay bright. Cleaning and
redecorating bills are substan-
TALLY reduced. Best Of all, no
more daily busting, since trap
ping dirt in the air before it
settles, means that a "once over"
occasionally will keep polished
surfaces spanking clean.
The unit is installed on the
return air side of any forced
air furnace or central air condi-
toner. It requires no water,
plumbing or sewer connections,
no special wiring circuits. Main
tenance cost is less than that of
a 10 watt bulb, 1t is approved
by +. H. A.
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-04
Att. Crusade
At Bethel

THE Lord is my Shepherd,
shall not want" Psa. 1911. This is
a favorite Psalm of many. In this
scripture, David declared that the
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-04

Lord supplies all of his needs. 1t
is our experience that God has
supplied our material needs, as
we'll as our spiritual needs when
we exercise faith in our petitions
to him. The entire Psalm is a
Arkansas State press., 1958-04-04

not.
l. c. Jordan, chairman Of CHRIS
, 1958-03-20
NOTICE OF INVITATION TO BID

Sealed proposals for the purchase ofproperty No. l3B and
a Queen Street, Christiansted, Virgin Islands Gas one UNITY
will be received by the undersigned commencing Immediately
and continuing until March 81, 1858, at noon of that day. The
premises offered for sale may be inspected by appointment
with the undersigned. The proposals will be publicly opened
and read aloud on the date mentioned above at three o'clock
in the afternoon of that day at the Office of the undersigned,
No. 22-23 Market Street, Christiansted alexander Theater
Building(. Envelopes containing proposals may be mailed to
the undersigned, addressed as indicated below, or delivered
at his office. All envelopes should be marked Proposal, Queen
Street in the lower left hand corner to insure their remaining
unopened until the time above stated. All proposals must be
accompanied by a certified or cashiers check in an amount
equal to five G&) per cent. of the amount offered. The. check
should be made payable to the undersigned. The right to re-
ject any and all bids is hereby reserved.
Alneric L. Christian
I g@Rsa#MR@SS& F. @. Box 425
y Christiansted, Virgin Islands
Telephone 153
26-28-3-6- 1912 II -2O-2426
, 1958-03-20
NOTICE TO INCOME TAXPAYERS
IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

IN THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
On or before. April Is, 1858 an Income Tax Return must
be filed by every citizen Of the United States or resident Of
the Virgin Islands whose gross income for 1857 was $4,000
or more-$1, 10000 or more in the case of those individuals
who were IS wears before the close of the taxable year. Indi-
viduals who earn income in the Virgin Islands will file their
returns and pay their taxes here, as before, Public Law 5l1,
83rd Congress, End Session requires. also. that an Individual
who claims the Virgin Islands as his residence must file a
return and pay his income taxes TO the Virgin Islands on in
come from all sources (both within and outside Of the Virgin
islands, A taxpayer has no option in the matter. The total
amount of the tax due on the return must be submitted with
the return of the Income Tax Division, Department of Finance,
Charlotte Annalie, st. Thomas, or Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
Every citizen or resident shall make a declaration of esti-.
mated tax if his gross income can reasonably be expected to
consist Of more than $4,000 from sources other than wages
subject to withholding and can reasonably be expected to ex-
coed $5y000O0 for a single individual or a married person filing
a separate declaration, $lO,00OOO for person qualified as head
Of a household or surviving widow or widower.
Income Tax regulations provide that corporations must
file their income tax returns no later than the 18th day OF the
third month after the close of the taxable year, March 18th if
case of corporations closing their tax year on December 31st.
If the taxable year ends after Dec. 31st, 1857 the Corporation
tax must be paid in two nstallments-50g with the return and
50g no later than three months thereafter.
Extensions of time for fling returns and paying income
taxes have been a problem of growing proportions, therefore
we find it necessary to restrict the granting of extension in the
future to meritorious cases. Extensions will be granted only in
cases where adequate reasons are set forth in detail, and in
complete requests will be denied.
Furthermore, it will be necessary for us to limit the time
and type Of assistance we can offer to taxpayers in order that
we may adequately perform other functions Of the Division.
Employees of the Tax Division will assist taxpayers in prepar-
ing their income tax returns only on Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays.
Blank forms may be secured from the Offices of the De
partment of Finance in Christiansted and Frederiksted. Tax
payers are requested to file their. returns early and be sure
that they are complete and signed.
For those individuals who may have very complicated tax
problems, a representative of the Tax Division from st. Thorn
as will be at the Christiansted Office for one week in March
and two weeks in April
~~sr->.. Walter J. M. Petersen
@s District Supervisor.
3-25-2-7 Z.
, 1958-03-20
C%HRI5IIAN5TED THEATRE
THE HOUSE OF GOOD PICTURES"

Thursday, Mar. 20 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS
Dana Andrews Rhonda Fleming George Sanders
Howard Duff : Ida Lupino Vincent Price
Saturday, Mar. % Double Feature:
poRT OF FORTY THIEVES
Richard Powers Stephanie Bachelor
OUTLAW TREASURE
Adele Jergens Glenn Langrel, Michael Whalen
Sunday & Monday Mar. % & "a
SAFARI CinemaScope & Technology
Victor Mature Janet Leigh John Justin
Roland Culver
High adventure in the African jungle. A acknowledgements
presentation of the animals and people Of the mysterious
Dark Continent.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-07-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
SUN-DRIED
COMPLEXION?

Helena Rubinstein creates SKIN DEW to
put back moisture the sun takes away!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Continued from page s
The Eggs Missed Him

the day when 81 Republican Congressman filed into my
Office ask quite sincerely I'd put price supports under
live hogs Il an easy task face Il Congressman and
say no. nd I'm very thankful that the recent livestock
price situation has indicated that prices would rally without
government interVention)
AS recently last January two CongTeSSmen called
me- also sincerely say that there had been
the Hill and they had been delegated committee two
to ask that consider resigning promised that would
consider it. And did. And stayed.
Do think that haven't spoken to the President about
resgnng But am happy say that the President has
always stood firmly behind me and my policies. And on
one occasion he said something that shall always treasure
though realize it probably more than warm
gesture. He told me- Ezra, if you quit, quit too
think most people feel Sorest trial must have been
the time they threw eggs at in Sioux Falls, S. D.
Strangely enough it not trial to at ALL The eggs
didn't come close to and were apparently thrown by
what might call "poolhall farmers" persons who
spend time loang about town than they do on the
farm.
Only Beth Got Mad
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfeld teephoned me
after the incident to say that his active interest In poll
tics direct result of similar act when someone threw
a tomato at Wendell Wikie. That of abuse always
rallies fair-mnded people to your cause.
So actually found myself in debt to the eggthrowers,
because there had been definite air of hostility in the
audience at the start of things but the final response both
from personal talks and from mall much than
could have hoped for In fact the only person who felt
bitter about the incident youngest daughter, Beth,
who complained that was not fair to throw eggs at her
father.
On the whole, feel that program has weathered
the storm pretty WELL and that the storm is abang But
I'll admit that still get long distance calls from radicals
who cOnsign me to everlasting flames
But more seriously, have not been unhappy with my
lot Secretary of Agriculture In spite of the rough spots,
it has been deeply exciting to watch farm economy
struggle through its present improved situation We're
of the woods yet but we're making progress.
In 1885, everybody asking whether Ezra Taft Benson
could make realistic farm program work. But the real
question was whether the American farmers could accept
a realistic program and make it work.
There is increasing evidence that they will. And is just
proof that American citizens will always be will
ing face up SquareIy problems the end That
strength. - The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

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Helena RubinStein'S sensational
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skin! (Suntan oils can keep your skin
from burning-but they can't keep
it from drying)
Smooth on greaSeleSS SKIN DEW
after any exposure to the sun. Wear
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
Manaha LHnes
ConsU|es La~timeamericanes EstaraH
Presentes en- Inauguration Official
de Ia "Kefee KIatch" de Richards

Ell Alcalde Robert King High
Y los consules de muchos paises
latinoamericanos, seran huespe-
DIES de honor en- la Inauguration
Official de la Segunda Koffee
Klatch de Richards, manana lu-
mes, dia 26.
Ell eyento que durara tres dias,
saluda a la industrial del cafe, y
tiene por objective Ell educar al
publico en- general sobre los mu-
chos usos del cafe. Sc celebra,
en- cooperation con la Junta Pa
namericana del Cafe, ell Coffee
Brewing Institute y Hills Bro
thers-Stephens, Inc.
Ell Alcalde y los c6nsules Sc
ran obsequiados con I'm desayu-
no continental, en- Richards y
acto seguido, Sc inaugurara ell
Koffee Klatch, a las $50 de la
manana del lunes.
Entire los consules que assist
ran, Sc encuentran los Sres, Ruy
Teixeira, de Brasil; Octavio vi
llegas, de Colombia; Jose Castro,
de Costa Rica; Eduardo Herman
DEE, de Cuba; Gabino Vega, de
Republica Dominicana; Arthur
Curtiss, de Guatemala; Francis
co Aleman de Honduras y Ra-
fael Reyes Spindola de Mexico.
Para dar mayor circulation a
la historic del cafe, Richards ha
hecho arreglos para regular una
pelicula en- dolores, de la Junta
de Cafe Panamericana a I'm re-
presentante de la Junta de Edu-
cacion del Condado Dade. Esta
pelicuia sera exhibida en- las es.
cuelas publicas. Ell Vicepresiden-
te executive de Richards, B. E.
Thouvenelle, entregara la cinta
durante la ceremonial de la inau.
guracion del Koffee Klatch.
Toda la planta baja sera ador-
NADIA con banderas latinoameri-
canas y letreros, y ell Departa-
mento de Articulos Caseros, en-
ell quinto piso, exhibira docenas
de demostraciones, por econo.
mistas de la Florida Power and
Light Co. y la Universidad de
Miami. Sc mostraran doce dife.
rentes maneras de preparar ca
fe.
Para amman a los clientes "a.
tomar su cafe entire horas en- Ri.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
En- visOr va NUevO
Esfututo Electoral
en- Rep. Venezuela

CARACAS, mayo 4.-(UPD.-
Ell nuevo estatuto electoral, pro
mulgado anoche por la junta de
gobierno establece ell sufragio obi
gatorio y la representation proper
cional de las minorias politicas en-
las Camaras L~egislativas y en- los
consoles municipales de Venezue-
la.
La nueva ley electoral regira los
comicios generates, que Sc realiza-
ran probablemente a fin del ac-
tual ano, y fue promulgado en- ae-
TO solemne celebrado IN ell Pala-
clio Blanco, ante numeroso publico
Y los jefes de todos los partidos
politicos del pals.
Despues de la firma del estatu-
to, ell presidente de la Junta de Go
bierno. contraalmirante, Wolfgang
L~arrazabal, manifesto que la pro-
mulgacion de la ley les confirma-
ci6n de la fe republican, y de la
cabal expression de una autentica
democracia".
este acto -agrego Larraza-
bal ratifica ell sincere proposito
que nos ANNA de ir por ell canine
de una consulta electoral, honrada,
seria E imparcial hacia ell equili-
brio juridico que reclama I'm pue-
bio consciente de Su responsible
dad y destino historico."
Mas adelante, Larrazabal men
cion6 que ell sufragio sera obliga-
torio para todos los venezolanos
"puesto que tai hecho slgnifica I'm
definido valor educativo y de res
ponsabilidad que deben tener todos
en- los destinos nacionales."
Dijo tambien, que ell estatuto ia
cilita ell registro de las agrupacio-
mes politicaS y la inscription de
candidates; y acepta la representa-
cion proportional de las minorias
en- las camaras y ssambleas legisla-
twas y en- los consoles m~unicipa.
les.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

chards", Sc repartira cafe de
Hills Brothers y galleticas de
CRADLES Bakery durante la cere-
monia de Inauguration. Emplea-
das de Richards Koffee Klatch
-vestidas para la OCCASION con
trajes color cafe" - serviran los
obsequios.
Una pelicula en- dolores, pres
tada a Richards por ell Institute
Coffee Brewing, de Nueva York,
sera exhibida a intervalos regu-
lares, en- ell auditorio del Septi-
me piso. Sc tituia LA Taxa Ma
gica" (The Magic Cup) y es una
historic del cafe. desde ell cafeto
hasta la taxa.
Tambien Sc invita- al publico
a admirar la preciosa exhibition
de cuadros de Richards una
demonstration en- fotografias que
estara expuesta en- ell auditorium.
Una famosa collection de cafe
teraS ha Sido prestada a Richards
para SUI exhibition, por su due
no, Chef Charles Valenti. Ell
mismo Sr. Valenti colara cafe,
estilo italiano, para la inaugura.
cion.
I'm panfleto titulado "Manera
de Hacer una Buena Tara de Ca
fe a Todas Horas Chow To Make
A Godd Cup Of Coffee Every
Time sera repartida entire los
clientes de Richards, durante la
celebration, por cortesia del COT.
fee Brewin Institute.
, Ell Salon de TIE y Ell Despacho
de Refescos de Richards, tendran
productos de cate. La segunda
taxa de cafe sera gratis, para to.
dos los clientes, durante los 3
dias del Koffee Klatch.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
Brasil
Evitada Guerra
Entire Indies

RIO DE JANEIRO, mayo "a
UPI)-El Servicio Nacional de
Protection de los Indios inform6
que un grupo de pacificacion en-
viado a las selvas de Mato Crosse
consiguio evitar la guerra entire
dos tribus rivaleS de XavanteS.
Ell conflicto parecia inevitable
pues Urubuenan, ell jefe de una
de las tribus, habia sido asesi-
nado en- una aldea de la otra, y
Ia familia de los asesinos fue eli
minada por los hombres de aque-
liza.
Ambas tribus Sc prepararon
para la lucha sin Quartet, pero
felizmente aceptaron a ultimo
momento la mediacion de los
inspectores Ismael Da Silva Lei
tao y Alberico Soares Pereira,
del Servicio Nacional de Protec-
ci6n, que actuaron sin llevar ar
ma alguna y contaron con la CO.
laboracion de Jose Retto, espe-
cialista en- cuestiones midas y
amigo de Urubuenan.
Retto explic6 que la disputa
entire las tribus puede haber 81
do causada por las a~ctividades
del misionero norteamericano
Robert Butler, que Sc sabe ira
baja en- la region. va Butler fue
acusado una vez de fomentar la
rivalidad entire las fieras tribus
Xavantes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

QUIERE Y NECESITA Los
SERVICES DE TODOS, no Sc
puede pregonar la UNIDAD Y
%organizar un acto en- ell cual no
Sc tome en- consideration al DR..
Carlos Prio Socarras, factor in
d~ispensab1e para la creacion de
dicha UNIDAD. En- esta deben
particular todos los que mantle
niendo la tests insurreccionaI es-
ten dispuestos a lograr ell mismo
objective: LA CAIDA DEL IT,.
RANO BAT1STA. Hasta nuestras
mujeres son indispensables en-
esta union, LAS MUJERES MAR.
TIANAS son un ejemplo. de la
vital. importancia que estas han
desempenado.
La revolution ha recibido un
rudo golpe, motivado por los I'LL
limos acontecimientos y por en-
de una gran ofensiva electoral
Sc esta gestando. Nosotros repu-
diamos las elecciones amanadas,
pugnas y ambiciones personales.
Luchemos todos unidos para
crear una Cuba como la son6
Marti; derrotando q la sangrien-
ia tirania y poniendo a la justi-
cha tan alta como las palmas.
POR LA REFORMA AGRA
RIA, NACIONALIZACION DE
EMPRESAS PUBLICAS, SER
VICIO MILITAR OBLIGATO-
RIO, CABRERA ADMlNISTRA.
TIVA, MARINA MERCANTE.
POR UNA CUBA LIBRE Y DE-
MOCRATICA CONTRA TODAS
LAS DICTADURAS, POR LA LII
BERTAD DE AMERICA, "UNI-
DOS VENCEREMOS".
POR Ell EXECUTIVE:
Limo Elias, Tony Garces, Gior.
danO Hernandez, Javier Gomez,
Mario de la Tore, Arturo Mu.
h0z y Antonio Ruiz del WHO
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

ROMA mayo 24.-(UPD.-Jua-
nita Llosa Porras, la soprano pc
ruana, comenzara a prepararse pa
ra papeles mas importantes en- los
teatros de opera de Italia despues
de SUI exitoso debut en- Roma, ell
microbes pasado.
La bella cantante, sobrina del
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores
de Peru, Raul Porras, logro final
mente ell elogio de los criticos des-
pues de cuatro amos de estudio en-
Italia.
Juanita dijo que tendra como
maestro, en- 10 SUCCESSIVE, a Tulio
'Serafin, uno de los principles d.
rectores de orquesta de Italia, y
agrego que lie habia emocionado
profundamente la enthusiastic recep.
cion que Sc lie acordo al eantar Ell
papel de Sofia en- la opera Wer-
ther, de Massenet, en- Roma.
"Desde luego -explico modes
tamente la cantante- la mayor
parte del exito de mi debut Sc de-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

Ell internacionalmente famoso
grupo vasco, embaiadores must
Gales de Espana en- America, Los
Key disfrutaron de una vista por
unas horas a Miami en- dias pasa-
dos, como huespedes de su yiejo
amigo, nuestrc Jefe de Redac-
cion, senior German Negroni.
Ell grupo de 4 cantantes y un
acordeonista, "cuatro vocese hui
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

individuo con antecedentes cri.
minales, como de iefe de. detec-
tives del establecimlento, para
luchar contra los gremios obre-
ros.
FL propietario del Hotel Deau-
vile, que fue citado a la oficina
del Fiscal, despidio Immediate
mente al detective Floyd A. Hol-
zapfel, de 81 amos y a otro de sus
empleados de Seguridad, James
Yenser, de 27 amos.
Ladsburgh dijo a Gerstein gu,
81 no saba que Holzapfel tuviera
antecedentes crIminales.
FL Jefe de la policia de Miami
Beach Mike Fox, declare, sin
embargo, que Sc habia informado
a los oficiales del hotel -aun-
que no personalmente a Lans-
burgh- acerca del pasado de
Holzapfel.
GerStein declare que "eS III
diculo Greer que ningun negocio
de importancia vaya a emplear a
nadie sin investigar sus antece-
denies.
"Nuestras mvestigaciones de-
muestran que es del conocimien-
to general en- Ell hotel, que
Holzapfel tiene un extenso IRE.
cord" criminal, que estaba ira
bajando bajo ell seudonimo de
John Lynch y que consiguio ell
puesto por mediation de Barney
Barnett, conocido enemigo de
uniones obreras', dijo Gerstein.
Lansburgh, que ha luchado
contra los movimientos de orga-
nizacion de los empleados de SUI
hotel, admitio que habia coloca-
(Pasa q la Pagina OCHO)
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25
tafA Al Director
Unidad RevoIucionara' Reafirna
N Mensaie al Dr.. PRO Socarras

Miami, Fla, Abril 20 de Mayo,
1858.
DR.. Horacio Aguirre,
Director del "Diario Las Anne
ricas."
Distinguish Doctor:
Gel MoVIMIENTo UNIDAD
NACIONAL REVOLUCIONA-
RIA, enyia a I'd. las siguientes
declaraciones, con Ell ruego de
Su publication en- Ell diario que
I'd. tan dignamente regentea,
dandole las mas expresivas gra-
cias anticipadamente.
"Hace algunos dias, y desde
este mismo Diario Las Americas,
sugerimos al DR.. Carlos Prio So
carras, Expresidente de Cuba Y
maxine dirigente de la o. A.
que subiera a la SIERRA MA
ESTRA" a entrevitarse con Ell
DR.. Fidel Castro, o a que este
designara una lugar comun para
Ell encuentro con el, y con los
otros dirigenteS de las demas or
ganizaciones. No recibimos res
puesta, tampoco la deseamos, en-
case de que las gestiones de
unidad vayan en- progreso, pero
81 estas estan obstaculizadas,
nuevamente hacemos llegar
nuestra sygerencia, asi mismo
como la idea de crear una CO.
MISSION FISCALIZADORA que
opere conjuntamente con la diri
gencia revolucIonaria en- los
acuerdoS de unidad y que sirva
para exigir deberes y senalar
responsibilities ante la opinion
publica. Esta comision debe ser
integrada por elementos ajenos
a los intereses sectarios, y aho-
ra proponemos para la integra-
clon de la misma a quienes por
su conducta diafana, patriotica y
al margen de sectarismos son de
todos bien %conocidas; AL DR.. Jo-
Sc Miro Cardona, Decano del Co.
legio de Abogados de La Haba-
ma; al Sacerdote Padre ora
rril; al Periodista Rene Viera y
al Coronel del Ejercito Lazaro
Landeira actualmente ex MEM
bro de dicho cuerpo.
CUBANoS, LA UNIDAD RE.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-25

Limo Elias, Tony Garces, Gior.
dano Hernandez, Javier Gomez,
Mario de la Tore, Arturo Mu.
hoz y Antonio Ruiz del WHO