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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
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ella a los t~elegramas y cablegramas
de prensa, de los medicos y de los
servicios considerados urgentes.
La Western Telegraph tiene So
lamente en- Rio de Janeiro I'm atra.
so de mas de 1000 cables.
La All America Cables, que te-
MIA IN atraso de seis, hasta 10 no.
ras en- sus transmisiones, lograra
normalizar temporalmente ell ser
vicio entire ell sabado y ell domin-
60.
Los telegrafistas y radiotelegra-
fistas proyectaban un paro gene
raj complete, pero a solicitud del
Minlsterio del Trabaio seguiran
unicamente con la "~operacion tor
tuga", hasta nueva orden.
SENADOR MORSE CRITICA
POLITICA HACIA DICTADURAS
WASHINGTON, (UPD.-El Sc
nador Wayne Morse, critic6 la po-
Utica de Estados Unidos, con res
pecto a las dictaduras latinoameri-
canas y advirtio que para poder
ganar la guerra fra, Washington
tendra que p~resentar argumentos
mejores que los que usa actual
mente en- la campana contra los
gobiernos totalitarios.
Morse, que pertenece a la Conf
sion de Relaciones Exteriores del
Senado y es presidente de la Sub
comisi6n de Asuntos Latinoameri-
canos, hizo tai declaration en una
e%ntrevista ante las camaras de te-
lewiston.
Morse dijo tambien que los aeon
tecimientos de Francia justifican
una reconsideration de la politiea
norteamericana en- Europa y que
81 surgiera un gobierno totalitario
en- Francia, Sc opondria "a poner
armas at6micas a la disposition de
I'm dictador."
Morse opino que la ayuda econ6-
mica que da Estados Unidos a la
America Latina no Sc filtra a las
masas. Por consiguiente, agrego,
Estados Unidos debe dejar de dar
ayuda a las dictaduras Y comenzar
un programa economico que be
neficie a las masas directamente."
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

D~""A WI AuIS bcSShTtGS, SCTd 81
orador que sc dirigira a la clase
graduads del Cojegio, durante la
colacion de grades a tener lugar a
las $50 de La maiana del 20 de ma
20.
PAGAN $fs1,113 sUBsIBI0
CAFE
SAN JUAN.-A S181,113 alcan-
"a la cantidsd pagada por ell Go
bierno a los exportadores de cafe
por concepto de subsidio, segun
informo aver la Administration de
rehabilitation Econ6mica. Indica
Rehabilitation Economical que la
cifra envuelve ell pago correspon-
diente a 1896 quintales de cafe
exportados a los Estados Unidos
y Europa.
Informa, ademas, que hay solicit
tudes para pages de subsidio sobre
unos 1890 quintales adicionales de
cafe recientemente exportados 0
pendientes de exportar.
Del total de 1896 q~uintales ex-
portados a la fecha, unos 9,373 fue-
ron con destino . Europa con I'm
subsidio de SO quintal y ell -resto a
los Estados Unidos con un subsi-
dio de S14 por quintal.
SIGUE PESQUISA lNCENDI0
YAUCO
YAUCO.-Se continua la inves'
tigaci.o del incendio que ell pasa'
do domingo Sc d~esarrollo en- esta
poblaci6n quemandose dos casas,
otras dos averiadas, nueve perso-
mas lesionadas y perdidas por
$4,000.
FL Juez de Paz, senior Ismael Ma
carlo, i~nterrog6 a varios de los tes-
tigos, pero ninguno pudo senalar
Ell origen del fueso, Ell case quedo
alberto y Sc contjnua la investiga-
cion.
Ell incendio Sc origino en- la ca.
lie Mattev L~luveras Ell domingo pa
sado en- la Residential de Antonio
r. de Anglada. Esa casa quedo com
pletamente destruida con danos
informados en- $1,000 al igual que
ID de Leonor Nazario con $11,50O
en- perdidas. Resultaron averiadas
las residencias de Oscar Rodriguez
y Thomas Rivera.
Nueve personals incluyendo
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

Mora Suarez de 80. Ell anciano fue
ingresado en- ell hospital. En- la Cal
zada de Bejucal choco la motoneta
en- que viajaban Roberto Torres de
81 amos, y Roberto Alfonso, de 20
con I'm autom6vil, recibiendo am
Dos lesiones de gravedad. En- Ia
Calzada de San Miguel del Padron
chocaron dos omnibus, resultando
heridos menos grave, Jesus Cue
Hector de % amos que llevaba Ell
brazo izquierdo hacia fuera de la
ventanilla de uno de los omnibus.
Ell ROBO DE 1O0,OO PESOS
En- Camaguey fue detenido y
acuSado de stimulation de delito Ell
millionaire Alfonso Guerra Ruiz,
que habia denunciado que de un
escaparate de su Residential en-
aquella ciudad, lie habian sustraido
ILL., 900 pesos. Luego las autorida-
des policiacas comprobaron que no
Sc habia producido violencia algu-
ma por 10 cual acusaron al Sr. Cue
ira, de haber simulado ell robo.
Este mas tarde Sc presento,
afirmsndo que en- una de sus fin
cas- en- la prnvincia de Camaguey,
habia encontrado $1,000 pesos que
habia guardado hacia 6 u 8 meses
en- ella y que Ell recordatorio Sc 10
hlzo uno de sus hijos. En- relacion
con los 10000 pesos que faltaban
para completar la suma, que segun
Guerra lie habian robado, dijo que
probablemente 10 hubiera gastado
en- compras de ganado, pero que
no recordaba exactamente. Asegu-
70 tambien que probablemente
eran los 81, 900 que present6, los
Ill, 900 como habia afirmado orr
ginalmente.
En- Ell informe policiaco enviado
al Juez de Instruction de Cana
siiey, acusando a Alfonso Guerra,
que tiene So amos de edad, de 81
mulacion del delito, Sc senalo
que no Sc observe violencia algu-
ma en- la casa en- que reside. Sc
aladio que Ell misn1o estd separado
de su esposa, Sra. Lidia Lastre,
con la cual tiene una hija, desde
hace tres amos, aunque residen en-
la misma casa y que el por su par
te, tiene n amante conocida por
todos en- la ciudad de Cana
guey. Finalmente Sc expuso que
Guerra, simul6 ell robo con ell pro.
posito de perjudicar a SUI esposa,
pues quiere divorciarse de ella, ha-
biendole exigido esta que deposit
tara Ell un banco ell dinero que
suardaba en- la casa, por 10 que
Guerra hizo desaparecer ell mismo
intentando burlar con clio la par
tie de los gananciales que lie CO.
rresponderian a su actual esposa.
REUNION DEL CONGREsO
Para manana microbes, a las
8 de la tarde ha sido convocado ell
Senado a session extraordinaria a
fin de conocer ell mensaje del Con-
seJo de Ministries, por ell cual Sc pi-
de Sc disponga durante otros As
dias, la vigencia del Estado de
Emergencia Nacional. En- csc pla-
20, ell Consejo de Ministries, disfru-
tara de las facultades legislativas
que lie son delegadas por ell Con-
greso. Tambien Sc reunira la Ca
mara de Representatives. para apro-
bar la peticion del Executive.
RESTRICTION A MAEsTROs
Ell Ministro de Educacion dict6
una resolution disponiendo que lso
maestros, profesores, y todos los
funcionarios de ese departamento.
tanto administrative como tecnicos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

deberan tener una authorization es.
peclal para poder irse al e~xtranje-
70, aun cuando quieran viajar en-
periodic de vacaciones, La resolu-
cion fue circulada a todos los de-
partamentoS, senalandose que los
empleados o funcionsrios educa-
clonaleS que deseen viajar, debe-
ran hacer la solicitud, rnr conduc-
to reglamentario, para que Sc les
permita abandonar Ell territorio
nacional y que Sc accederia, 81 clio
procede.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
MEGA KIM NOVAK
REGALO A
TRUJILLO

KANSAS CITY, CUPD-El Sc.
cretario personal del Teniente &c.
neral Rafael Trujillo nego rotun.
damente que la actriz Kim Novak
haya devuelto a "alguen de nues.
tro grupo" ell automovil que eli mi
litar dominicano lie regalo.
Victor Sued, que dice e "ami.
go personal y secretario particular
del joven Trujillo', dijo que la be-
lila rubia mo ha devuelto ell auto.
movil nj al general, nj a mi, nj A
nin9uno de nuestro grupo, y tam
POGO 10 aeeptariamos"
Sued tsmbien manifesto que los
periodistas Green "err6neamente".
que una costosa s~ortija que ell &C.
neral dominicano compro, fue para
Ia sehorita Novak.
La %sortija -dijo- fue compra.
ga para un familiar del general"
Trujillo, que ell proximo 20 de
JUNO Sc graduara en- la escuela de
guerra del ejercito norteamerica.
no en- Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
estaba en- classes, pero Sued dijo
que hablaba ICON autoridad" sobre
Ell asunto del auto.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
TEMPORABA CICLONECA

Ell Observatorio Nacional anun-
clio que a partir del proximo l de
JUNO, Sc iniciara la temporada ci-
clonica para Cuba que finaliza Ell
Is de Noviembre, aun cuando los
meSes de mayor peligro, son Sep
tiembre y Octubre. Agrego que ell
centro cuenta con trece estaciones
incluyendo la de La Habana y
que a todas Sc han cursado las or
denes oportunas para yigilar las
depresioneS o perturbaciones que
sean observadas- Dijo que Ell hecho
de que Sc haya establecido un re-
cord de nortes este ano, no tiene
Influenza alguna sobre las posi-,
bilidades ciclonicas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
NEGo UNA NoTIcIA

FL Alcalde de La Habana, Justo
Luis Pozo, declare que no ha adj
quirido flota alguna de barcos des-
tinada al transporte de pasaleros
entire la provincial de La Habana
e Isla de Pinos y que 81 cooperara
a mejorar ell servicio de transpor-
te de pasajeros entire la terra fir
me de Cuba y la Isla Sureha, en-
beneficio del turismo. Anterior
mente, Sc public6 que ell mayor ca
~pitalino, con ell Ingeniero Coma
lez del Vale y ell industrial Ra-
mon Rodriguez, habia adquirido la
flota de barcos que Sc dedica a
transporter pasaieros entire Ba.
tabano y Nueva Corona.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
COMERCIANTES DE MIAMI

Integrantes de la Camara de Co.
mercio de Miami Beach, que visi-
taron nuestra capital hasta ell pa.
sado domingo, formularon unas
d~eclaraciones en- una conferencia
de prensa, en- ell Hotel Habana-
Hilton, manifestando que estima-
ban que La Habana y Miami
Beach, debian trabajar conjunta-
mente para lograr ell turismo de
las ciudades del norte de la Union
Norteamericana Ell periodista Herb
Rau, dijo que Miami era tan segu.
ra para los ~turistas cubanos como
10 era La Habana para los turistas
estadounidenses. Afirmaron tam
bieh, que habian Observable TRANQUIL
lidad en- la capital cubana durante
SUI setancia en- la misma. La mi
sion visitante estaba presidida por
Ell Sr. Leon MacAskill.
INTENTO SUICIDA
En- TN trio al blanco situado en-
la playa de Mariana, Sc hizo I'm
disparo en- ell pecho con uno de los
rifles de csc lugar, ell joven Julio
Marcos Tulio, ell cual fue conduct
do en- grave estado al Hospital de
Emergencia de La Habana. Poste-
riormente declare qque habia to-
mado la determination de suici-
darse, porque hacia cuatro dias tu-
vo un disgusto o su esposa, con
"a cual residia en- Marianao.
NUNDACIONES EN-
LAS VILLAS
BESIDE Ell municipio de Camajua-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
DRAGADO EN- SANTIAGO

En- ell Ministerio de Obras Publ
cas- Sc informo que estan siendo
aceleradas las obras del dragado
en- la bahia de Santiago de Cuba,
habiendo situado ell Ministerio de
Hacienda otro credito para la con-
tinuacion de las mismas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
REUNION DEL CONGREso
RESTRICTION A MAEsTROs

Ell Ministro de Educacion dict6
una resolution disponiendo que lso
maestros, pro~fesores, y todos los
funcionarios de csc departamento,
tanto administrative como tecnicos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
NUEVO EXECUTIVE

Hoy martes, Ell Club de Leones
de La Habana, %procedera a elegir
ell nuevo executive de esa institu-
cion que estara presidido por ell
industrial Sr. Rolando Fernandez
Pernas, dnico candidate presenta-
do para regir la organization civil
ca en- ell pr6ximo ano social.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
B~ENEFICIoS DE RETRO

Ell Ministro del Trabajo dicto
una resolution incluyendo en- los
beneficios del retro comercial, a
todos los empleados y obreros de
los comenatrios, que no pertenez-
can al estado o al municipio, va
trabajen a sueldo o a destajo. Tam
bien, a todas las personals natura-
les o juridicas que operen cemen-
terios particulars los cuales seran
contribuyentes a esa GAIA de retro.
Igualmente Sc incluyen en-. ella, a
los obreros qque trabajan en- in
dustrias que manufacturer articu-
los de MADEIRA, juguetes, en- la ia
la de arboles, en- la elaboration de
maderas p%rensadas o fabrication
de ataudes o cajones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

nj, provincial de Las Villas, Sc in
formo que las intensas lluvias pro-
vocaron grandes inundaciones en-
Ell mismo, al extreme de que los
barrios bajos tuvieron que ser eva
cuados de familias va que las aguas
tomaron gran altura causando da-
nos de consideration en- los CO.
mercioS y casas PARTICULARS, arras-
trando las corrientes de aqua,
muebles y distintos ~articulos. Tam
bien Sc reporto desde otros mu-
nicipios de la provincial, que debi-
do a las inundaciones provocadas
por las luvias, Sc hahian perdido
las cosechas y que incluso las Gre
cidas de los rios produjeron danos
en- carreteras y Was ferroviarias.
En- ell municipio de Guayos, murio
ahogado ell campesino Francisco
Garcia Santiesteban, cuando ira
taba de cruzar ell rio de la locali-
dad, crecido por las lluvias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27

bomberos y I'm policia estatal SUI
frieron lesiones y quemaduras
cuando trataban de sofocar ell fue-
60.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
communicate eI CoroneI Barquln en- Isa de Pinosl Denunoa e Dr. Bisb

que garanticen Ia vida del coronel
Barquin , un trato humane y justc
como preso politico.
Miami, mayo Is de 1853.
DIR. Manuel BisbS,
Presidente del Partido del Pueblo
Cubano (OrtodOxo)
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-27
Baneo &c Fomento Amp|iard
sus FaG|idades &c Credito

senior Sol Luis Descartes, sera Ell
orador que sc dirigira a la clase
graduads del Cojegio, durante la
colacion de grades a tener lugar a
las $50 de la manana del 20 de ma
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Drivers Who Drink
Found To Be Major
Cause Of Accidents

Nearly half OF all fatal acct.
dents in Montana through Sept.
had their origin in alcohol. very
conservative figures" Of the high.
way patrol show.
Patrol Supervisor Alex Steph.
cn>un said that - per cent Of all
persons killed in traffic accidents
during the first nine months Of
the year had brca drinking.
This is based on conclusive
evidence such as blood tests" he
said
He added /, did not include
many other reports from patrol
men. unSubSlantiatcd by tests,
tina, motorists had been drinking.
Stephenson said that of the lll
persons killed in Montana traffic
accidents through September. -
were drivers and IS Of them. OF
5S.l per cent. mad been drinking
That's higher than the SIS pei
cent recorded in 1886 which was
record year" he said.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Halloween Day Marks Centuries
Of Ancient Harvest Celebrations

shaped in the form Of a cat.
Spread thin slices of hu,tcrrd
whole wheat bread with the fol
lowing filling Cook six frank
tur,crS. chill. remove skins. and
ru, thru food chopper Add one
fourth cup Of chopped stuffed
olives and enough tomato rat>up
to mol>,rn we'll. This makes one
dozen sandwiches.
For Goblin Salad. arrange 4
leaf OF lettuce on each plate and
place hal! 4 canned peach round
side up in the center of the leaf.
Use whole cloves for the eyes
and nose and pimrnto strip for
the mouth With a pastry tube
make a frill Of cream cheese
around the COLLINS face.
For hoodoo Pudding. make
spice cup cakes. When cool. cut
off the tops. scoop out the cen
tiers. and fill with the following:
Soak one tablespoon OF gelatin III
nnr.tour,h cup Of cold water for
five minutes TO the beaten yo!k>
Of three eggs add one cup Of
strong coffee and the gcla,!nc
mixture and cook in the top Of
the double boiler. stirring con.
S,antly until the mixture coats
the spoon. Remove and cool
Whip one cup Of heavy cream and
told into the cooled cuStard with
nMr.half cup Of chopped pccans.
Fill cup cakes. replace tops and
frost with coffee frosting.
Witeh's Brew is a Halloween
name for hot chocolate or any ho,
beverage.
Here is an inexpensive but de.
!!clouS buffet supper. not only
for Halloween hut for any aut.
umm party:
Baked Beans and SauSage>
Walnut Brown Bread
Cabbage and Carrot Salad
Nor>cradish French Dressing
Carmel Apples
Coffee Cider Doughnui>
II you are planning a midnight,
supper here's a real treat;
Crabmca, and Cheese Pie
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
BY Bonnie Pit1on

.\ll-Hallow Day" was originally
the occasion Of the harvest fcS,i.
val as celebrated by the ancicn,
DruidS This festival crntcrrd
around the yearly ceremony OF
cN,inguiShinG and rcp)cniShinG
the altar fire in each little village
as 4 protection against evil Splr.
its. Each family in the village
was given a spark from the newly
klndled altar fire which they
used as a protection for the com.
ing year. When the DruidS adopt.
cd the Christian faith the festival
was abandoned. but the country
folk believed tina; on All,Nall"w
Eve the fairies and elves came
out 10 dance in enchanted moon.
light spaces and that on this
nigh, witches. COLLINS and bad
spirits conercsated in the ruined
castles or deserted abbcy> to plot
against mankind As late as thu
9TH Century farmers would tramp
over their acres or Halloween
brand!sh!ng lighted torches and
chanting weird dossr:r! 20
brighten away the gobl!N> tor
the coming twelve month
rs these old >upcr>t!:lon> were
gradually dl>pcl!cd. !ia.lo"crn
celebrations developed lM;" merry
parties a. winch AL sorts OF
prank> aid mysterious games
were played. and much fortune
telling vas included Witches and
COLLINS. black cats and other man
..cS;a.!"n> Of evil came - be used
As decorative background
Delicious and different types OF
re:vc>hmcnt are now as much a
par: o! the Halloween festivities
AS are the decorations and enter
:a:nment and have really grown
out Q! the fascinating traditions
of the ancient Al!-lIal!ow Eve
teas, Here are few choice
menus and recipes We thought
you would like 10 try for this
years Halloween parties.
Black Cat Sand Witches are
made by using a cooky cutter
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30

1T shows very definite in
crease in the drinking driver
problem"
Stephenson said that Of 81 pas
scngcrS killed during the period
10. or Is per cen, Of them, had
been drinking. Fifteen pcdcStri
ans were killed and four. or 26.t
per cent, had been drinking.
SiXty.sevcn or al per cent OF
all drivers involved in fatal acct
dents had been drinking. he add
cd.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
GIRL SCOUT TROOP s

Troop + met at the Scout House
Monday evening. We brought
refreshments and VIC had Oul
Halloween party. There were IL
girls present.
Scribe, Cccilc McNabb
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
Assorted Rclisllcs

Parsley Butter Sandwiches
Ginger Nuts Apricot Shcrbct
Coffee
The crabmcat and Cheese Pie
is easily made by lining a caSsc.
role with a plain pastry and then
filling it with canned or fresh
crabmrat in a wcll-SeaSoned sauce
using four cups of crabmcat to
three cups of sauce. Cover with
bu,tcrcd crumbs and bake for
one hour at 400 degrees or until
the crust is brown and the mix.
,urc bubblinG hot.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30

We'll continue to single out
the drinking driver as our mum.
Der one target" the patrol chief
said
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1958-10-30
To The Voters Of
Glacier County:
Dear Friend:

would like chance o you County Commission.
or from the eastern Of the County have done quite
campaigning for this job as believe ca" help the
people of the county and help in development OF the re-
sources
think much be done if the County Commits
sioncrs will work closely with other agencies in the
county City Councils, the Federal Government and
Tribal Council believe this be done by the commits
SioncrS individuals and group II this Is done
believe of the overlapping activities can be ci'min
acd reduced This will saving of money not only
to taxpayers the but to all county residents
believe the matter Of welfare in this county is
our biggest problems None of like to live relief but
think tina, when person in need of relief he should
be given tide him unit, he job
his regular income The weather in this
country Of the real handicap to employ
situation. Until reach stage in development Of
where he employed the around
should be given fair amount OF emergency assistance
needs The allowance set by the county
for general assistance IS too low
believe the surplus foods distribution should be
,nucd and expanded to issue twice month. This
definite lift to the people eligible for and think they
should continue receive it long they need and
the food is available.
| believe Law and order problems in the county
should be settled think the county commissioners
take real lead this field and bring about end
the confused manner in which arrests and handling of
n!!cs presently being handled
These are jus, Of the things think help
with OF am interested in roads and believe i a
far distribution of county road funds liu, ,an tina,
Interested the people Of the Interested
their disqualification and interested county
l,,r> such hospital. and the airport
believe these should be managed businesses with little
actual COS, possible to tn" people Of the count!
| promise you work for the bc;crmcu Of tn
,hIns> and conditions in general in The county
Vote \ovcmbr, 18th for the candidates fee. will hes,
serve you | hope will include amoig :hr,
Thank YOU
crrinc
ART PERRlNE
for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Pc! ~, authorized and paid for ir..n"
, 1958-02-03
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the
St, Croix Republican Club
for the Election Of Officers
will be held on Friday, Febru-
airy z, 1868, in the Police
Court Room in Christiansted.
All members are urged to
attend. 25-7
, 1958-02-03
PUBLIC NOTICE

In accordance with Title 20,
Chapter 43, Section 491 Of the
Virgin Islands Code, the fol-
lowing Special Traffic Regula-
ton is hereby established and
published throughout the Vir-
gin Islands:
Effective on and after Feb
ruary II, 1858, all passenger
carrying trucks and pick-ups,
whether for hire or otherwise,
must be properly rallied and
have the necessary seating
facilities.
George A. Matthias
Assistant Commissioner
Of Public Safety
DATED: january 20, 1858
st, Thomas, v. I.
e-1o
, 1958-02-03
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Cor
poration offers for sale, AS IS,
WHERE is, the following
Chevrolet Truck, Proper
ty No. 81, Engine number
HEA 494,375
The Vehicle may be inspect
ed at Central Factory thru
arrangements with Mr.. Arnold
and offers should be
addressed to Mr.. Leonard S.
Martini Manager, Power De-
partment. The sale closes at
4 PM. February s, 1868.
3-4-5-6
, 1958-02-03


he can rake use Of the ser
vices available. Until these
centers are opened, all young
sters are invited to use the
Center in Chrfstiansted.
The community will be kept
informed Of the progress of
the Centers and an Open
House will be held for the
public, in the near future.
, 1958-02-03
c. c. CONFERENCE


Conference, is divided into
four main parts: (1.) The con-
tribution of Home Economics
to Nation Building; (2) Pro-
gress report on the develop
ment Of Home Economics in
the area; 60 Training;and az
Future Plans.
The second part mentioned,
Progress report, will be based
on statements submitted by
countries of the area, setting
forth the present position, in
Guiding not only progress to
date but also an analysis of
shortcomings and failures and
IN account of difficulties yet to
be overcome; plans for the fu-
ture; and the scope for the
Conference to recommend &C.
ton at regional level.
This Progress will cover
such topics as schools, extern
sion work, other adult educa-
ton, indignation of Home
Economics with other subjects
In the educational curricula
and in the field Social welfare,
agriculture. community de-
v%elopment, etc,), and the role
played by voluntary bodies.
In the fourth part, Future
Plans, the Conference will
study the needs to be met and
suggest the steps to be taken.
, 1958-02-03
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton offers for sale to the high
est bidder, AS IS, H E is,
various items as follows
Miscellaneous electrical
hardware
international Tractor
Parts
Fordson Tractor Parts
Chevrolet Parts
Dodge Parts
General Motor Parts
Ford Parts
Hoist Parts
Miscellaneous Nuts, Bolts,
Pipe Fittings and etc.
These items may be seen at
Bethlehem New Works. For
appointment call Telephone,
Christiansted 201, Mr., Walcott.
Inquiries by correspondence
is also permitted.
2-4-5-6-7
, 1958-02-03
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sat . a
Performances start at
p. m, and ESQ pm.
list Feature:
KING OF THE CORAL, SEAS
Actually filmed In the fabulous
Islands OF the Coral Seal
End FEATURE:
3 hilarious Cartoons ~
Srd FEATURE:
Serial. Chapter Is
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