davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1959-04-22

support Of the mutual needs
Of our Island economy.
Not one dollar Of all Of the
above figures, would have
come into the Virgin Islands
WITHOUT the Subsidy pro-
gram Even though tourism is
Increasing at a startling rate,
il will be a considerable
length Of time before any ho-
tel corporation will be able to
afford the necessary invest
ment here, UNLESS it is aid
ed BY 4 tax exemption and
subsidy plan.
While the operation of a re-
sort hotel here can be a pro-
fitable investment, the profit
percentage is not yet large
enough to equal what could
be made by the same dollars
invested in many other types
Of projects inside the continent
tai United States. ONLY the
operation Of our tax subsidy
program can balance the scale
to entice new venture capital
to our Islands.
We need more hotels right
now. Every hotel and Guest
house on this Island turned
down during the past season,
more business by several times
than it was actually able to
handle.
From the reservation re-
quests we received, we know
that we turned down nearly
w times as much business as
were able to take. AT this time
Of course we cannot know
what the year around business
may be. We do know it is a pro
ftable and not a losing
venture.
It is also a profitable opera
ton for the Virgin Islands and
its people and hence for
the Federal Government
some officials Of which seem to
feel that Virgin islanders are
expensive wards of the Fed
, 1959-04-22
sATU a
Another big double feature Day!

s a II II II " a X
Another big double feature DaYI
lst Feature.
United Artists present:
THE RETURN or DRAcULA"
The most terrifying name in the
history Of the world now gives
you the most horrifying thrill in
the history Of motion picturesl
ind FRKTlrRF
United Artists present:
THE LOST MISSILE"
The thing that came from outer
spacel See Intercepter Jets and
Anti Missiles melted in mid-air
before your eyes! See Oceans
turned to steam! See mountains
turned to molten Laval
--LATEST NEWS
, 1959-04-22
United Artists present:
THE LOST MISSILE"
LATEST NEWS
SUNDAY & MONDAY

Warner Bros. presents
in Color and Cinemascope
THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS"
Based on the Pulitzer Prize Book
by Charles A. Lindbergh
as Charles "a. Lingbergh
James Stewart
"A story Of a man and a Plane, and
the part they played in making
history together.
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-04-22

nection with the building Of
the Good Hope Hotel and
what it means to the economy
Of the Virgin Islands. He was
heavily applauded.
Mr.. O'Bryan also gave a
very enlightening talk on the
work of the Tax Exemption
Board covering a period Of
many years, giving facts and
figures. He also replied to
questions from the audience.
Mr.. Bonds report IS printed
ia another section of this
paper.
, 1959-04-22
GOVERNOR

sentatives, on this bill and that
Director Anthony 7. Lausi, Of
the Office Of Territories, and
DR.. Bornn would be comforting
with the Treasury Department
this morning. The Governor
stated that both he and Dr..
Bornn would attend the CON
ferences tomorrow at which
the press and the members Of
the legislature would be pre-
sent as well as representatives
, 1959-04-22
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King St, Frederiksted
E. H. Lambert Real Estate
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spent in their area. Since the
Virgin Islands get back LESS
in matching funds than many
less needy but more political
~ powerful continental areas,
there can be found little justi-
fcation for the attempts to
strangle the efforts we are
making to promote tourism,
the brightest promise we have
for a sound economic future.
, 1959-04-22
Clearance Sole
ISLAND o SHOP
For Women


For Women
Dresses, Blouses, Sweaters,
Shorts, Baskets, Shoes
For MeE
Walking Shorts
For Boys
Sport Shirts
Many items below cost. All
Sales Final.
, 1959-04-22

Of the two Chamber Of Conn
merce. Governor Merwin plans
to return to the Virgin Islands
Immediately after the meet
ings Thursday night and the
Governor will, therefore, be
back in the Islands BY Friday.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
When Girl Loses Boy

have to make. If you are sincere in wanting to
be teacher or librarian you would, of course,
be required to have university education. I'D
advise you to give it Try. Thousands Of
young people work their way through college.
It's certainly not the easiest way to get an edu-
cation. But after the first year, you'll be in
better position to judge whether your occupa-
tional goals are worth the extra effort. And
whatever your decision is, the broadening
and enriching experiences Of even one year
in college will make it time wisely spent.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

is a girl who's 10 and married too old for
teen-age crowd? Should l7-year-old have
to suffer for his brothers lack Of responsibility
behind the wheel? These are couple Of the
questions I've drawn to answer in today'S
DICK CLARK SPEAKING column. Let's go!
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Stare back!


DEAR DICK: am IL. When my older brother
was ~ the folks had bought him total Of three
cars. He wrecked these three = and also the
brand-new family car. Now that I wanf car
my folks say can't have one until I am old
enough to bMy my own.
Everybody compliments me on being good
driver and have never gotten traffic ticker or
even been stopped by a policeman. How can
GET them TO buy me a car or help me 10 buy
one? - Mitch, Spokane, Wash
Unfortunately people are judging the driving
behavior of all teen-agerS by the suicidal
actions Of few who get into trouble. Your
problem is typical. in miniature, Of what's
happening all over the country. It's too bad
that you have to suffer from your brothers
amazing crash program. But your parents
have been terribly burned, and l certainly
can't blame them for staying away from fire
from now on. The only advice can give you
is to take the bull by the automobile horn,
work hard, save, and buy your own car.
I'm signing off this time with another invita-
ton for you to write me. can't acknowledge
your letters Individually. but read them all
: and pick out some Of general interest for
this column. My address: THIS WEEK Maga-
zine, PO Box 1873, New York II, N. Y.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

find someone who is thirsty.
Tee Osd Fer Her Csosss?
DEAR DICK: am -, married and expecting.
Do you think should stop going TO teen places
and dances just because I'm married now? Or
maybe I0 is too old TO keep company with teens.
A lot of people seem TO think so. Many Of my
friends are wondering about this too.
= Winnie G., Detroit Mich.
Id say that it would be wrong for girl 10
and married to start going with teen-age
crowd. But if all your friends have been and
still are teen-agers = kids you grew up with :
it would be foolish and artificial to give them
up. On the other hand you shouldn't seek
them out exclusively and should begin broad
ening your circle of friends to include older
people.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Raoss Shes S0sTy
DEAR DICK: LG1Sr year !
liked a boy and he liked
me for seven months.
I acted like a fool over
him and now I'm sorry
because Host him. After
a while I got over il but
now he won't even speak
TO me. I'd like 10 be
friends. Is that asking
too much?
Sue ~, York, Pa.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Friendship is like the horse you can lead to
water but can't make drink. My advice is to
find someone who is thirsty.
Evening star., 1959-02-15
The SlDesst TWs

DEAR DICK: What
shoHIdIdo 1IHke a boy
and all he does is stare
at me ? How should IgeI
him 10 ask me for q
date? Susan p,
Syracuse, ". Y.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Catholic Youth Night
will be observed at Jet Stad-
ium on Tuesday, June Is,
when Columbus battles Buff
falo in a regularly SEIZED
uled international League
game.
Father Richard Dodd, Dioee-
san director of youth, who an
nouneed the date of the ninth
annual event, said in case OF
rain, il will be observed June
~, when Buffalo again pro-
vides The opposition.
General chairman of this
years Catholic Youth Night
is Dom Tiberi of Bill Norwood
st. Tiberi, a member of St
James the Less parish, recent
ly was named to the Jets board
of directors. Well-known as
sportsman, Tiberi is a former
st. Charles High School football
coach.
Sale of tickets will BIZ
handled through parish organ
izations and the Catholic Youth
Council, according to Father
Dodd.
Proceeds OF Catholic Youth
Night" are turned over TO the
Diocesan youth office. Father
Dodd emphasized that only
tickets sold for that psrticU-
lar night benefi. the cYc Of.
flee. Thus, he urged an all
out campaign for the sale Of
Catholic Youth Night" rick.
cts TO make the event q sue
eessfvl one.
Prior to the 8 pm. game, var
ious championship teams o.
ICYC-sponsored leagues will b.
honored in an appropriate Ger
emory. Members of these team!
will be admitted to the "Clut
of Champions"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

In montague action, New
ark Catholic won two and drop.
ped one decision. Highlight OF
the three games was a no-hitter
hurled by the Waves Phil
Brown as Catholic defeated
Maysville, 81.
Brown, who struck out xix
and walked fwo, became The
second Green Wave hvrIsr 10
toss no-hitter This season.
Bob Fatzinssr turned The trick
against Springfield Catholic In
. Gel game.
Newark Catholic also defeat.
ed Granville, 1910, In a hitting
duel but was shaded by Upper
Arlington, 81.
Meanwhile, 81. Charles bang.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Newark Catholic Captures
Second Gel Twin Bill
FINAL STANDINGS

ed out seven hits to three for
Aquinas but fell before the Ter
riers, 81. A two-run homer by
Gary Cato vaulted Aquinas to
victory.
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans picked
up a pair of victories by defeat
ing Philo, IA, and SO.
In other games, Chillicothe
Central Catholic was bumped
twice, 40 by Frankfort and
1916 by Lancaster st. Mary.
Lancaster st. Mary also drop
ped a 5-3 decision to Jackson
town.
Continued on page y
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
St. Aloysius Track Stars
Break TuO Team Record

Two school records fell last
week when New Lexington st.
Aloydus romped 10 4 1885 track
victory over New Concord.
Ken Studer, who scored Is
points to lead individual scor.
ing, set 4 st. Aloysius broad
jump record Of 20 feet ga
inches while his team-mate John
Koontx ran the 440-yard dash in
63.6 for the other record.
st. Aloysius also scored q
70h 10 41h track victory over
EAstmoor.
n eshsr track action, Mar.
tsN Catholic Defeated Dsla.
ware Willis. $3.50, but finish.
Cd second In . triangular meet
81 North Robinson with -
points. North Robinson won
with ~ points while iberia
sasns In third with ~.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Jets Open Series
With Montreal

The Columbus Jets will open
a three-game series with Mont.
real Saturday in the West
Mound Street stadium, after
closing out their set with Tor
onto tonight.
Montreal will battle the Jets
Sunday and Monday and then
the Columbus club will travel
to Rochester for three games
The Jets then will return home
the next weekend.
The Jets, who opened with q
6-3 over Rochester last week
won two more games and lost
three. Columbus lost to Roches
ter 90; defeated Buffalo. G.;
and 1914, and lost two to Buff
alo Al and 1919.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
CYC Baseball

Our Lady of Peace, IL, st.
Gabriel, 2.
st. Agatha, Z, st. Angus
tine, 6.
immaculate Conception, 7,
st. Andrew, O.
West League
St. Aloysius, 2, st. Francis
O.
st. Mary Magdalene, IL, Holy
Family, l.
St. Christopher, 4, Our Lady
of Victory, 2.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
IA, Sacred Heart, 1.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Rosary, spanked by ALI Wash.
victories in the high
jump, broad jump and shot put,
defeated Hamilton Township,
1892.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

won the first game, ~, and
grabbed the second contest, SO.
Tenn Hsyseek rifIsd . HON.
sr In me botfom Of the ssv-
snth inning Of the opening
game 10 break vp pitching
duel between Watferson's
Psts Tippstt ard The Waves
Bob Fstzinssv.
A two-run homer by Al How
ard In the second inning of the
night-cap erased 4 20 Waiter
son lead and Catholic went on
TO SCORE thre moro runs to notch
the victory.
st. Charles won IT. only CC.
start this season by shading
Watterson, rs. Mike Sweeney
spanked the Cardinals to victory
with q single and q triple.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

Newark Catholic won its second Central Catholic
League double-header last week to remain unbeaten in
four Gel games and on top in the loop.
Home runs helped the Green Wave to victory In
both ends of their twin-bill with Watterson. Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
Fete Cage Team

The Knights of Columbus
Council in Chillicothe will host
members of the Chillicothe
Catholics varsity basketball
team at the Cincinnati-Los Ange-
les double-header May 8.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
E3lpoz6fZZM5zzk
Plenty Of Sports
offered in Spring

One OF the biggest advantages OF spring is that
It's one time of the year that affords high school
athletes a variety of sports activities in which they can
compete.
While fall is devoted to football and winter to
basketball, spring sports include baseball, track, golf
and tennis.
Although oil schools don't field teams in all four
sports, most engage in ut least one or more. As q re-
suit, high school boys are given ample opportunity
TO compete in some athletic activity.
Baseball continues to be the dominating sport
in most Diocesan high schools but other schools put
more emphasis on track. Golf and tennis are minor
high school activities but athletes in these two sports
are as intense and enthusiastic as the diamond and
cinder adherentS.
High school boys who don't participate in inter-
scholastic sports during the spring, still have that
ever-popular game of softball to compete in on the
IN fact, softbaII Is also IN attractive sport for
HE girls and many lassiss take advantage Of it. Be-
sides exercise, IT helps ths girls get plenty Of sun
shine and . start on that coveted summer tan.
Since the trend is towards participation sports,
future years will see an increased spring sports activi-
t.
THE SIDE LINES -.
Central Ohio baseball fans launched the Column
bus Jets to a roaring start last week when nearly
5000 jammed the West Mound Street stadium. The
Jets returned the favor by blasting out a 63 victory
over Rochester.
Nippy weather greeted the opening last week
IL Tic UldJOI league UdSGUdll ScdSOu UuL Tile WCdlICI
didn't have any effect on several teams which figure
10 be "hot' as the season progresses.
National League champion Milwaukee, figured TO
pick up It's third straight flag, got off 10 a running
START by winning fhs first four games.
World champion New York tipped off three wins
but then stumbled and fell twice.
Surprises were staged by Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
eago and Pittsburgh. Cleveland racked up six VIC
weak-hitting team, grabbed second place in the
American League largely on its hitting.
Detroit, figured as a pennant contender, basked
flag candidate, Pittsburgh, couldn't salvage a victory
In its first five games.
C'est lie baseball!
Complaint Dept-Some high schools continue to
neglect to send In their schedules or mail them in
late. II seems to us that it's a slight favor that schools
can easily fulfill. LIVE
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24
JUNIOR DIVISION
South League

Corpus Christi II, st. Lads
las /.
Christ the King, Is, Holy
Spirit, 2.
st. Catharine 5, st. John, l.
St. Thomas, 7, st. Leo, 2.
North League
st. Michael, 8, Holy Name, /.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-24

GOLF SCORES
Waterson II, st. Charles 5.
Bexley 8k, Aquinas 7k.
MI. Vernon st. Vincent 5h
Newark Catholic 2h.
GAINESVILLE Rosecrans 12h
New Lexington 3R.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Ty Power Had Expenses

taken up painting while wait
ing for a good movie role.
Peter LawfOrd's Oceans IL
will be his first picture since
1852. Pete currently stars in
video as THE Thin Man"
Anna Magnani asked the VIII
liam Morris ONCE to get Mare
Lawrence for her husband in
the forthcoming "Orpheus De-
cending."
= = i
Diana DORIS will marry British
comedian Dickie Dawson early
in the summer. Their honey
moon will probably be in Las
Vegas where Diana will appear
in July. And they plan to have
children. In an interview in
England, Diana disclosed thai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23
Romuniun Jews
Flow Into Israel

VIENNA, Feb. % (AP).-Tht
flow Of Jewish emigrants from
Romania to Israel is continuing
without interruption despite
the protests from the Arab
states, Jewish sources here re-
ported today.
Most of the Romanian Jews
come out by train to Vienna
and then are sent to Naples to
board Israeli bound ships.
Dispatches from Carlo have
reported the United Arab Re-
public government plans to ask
Moscow to stop the exodus
from Romania and other Soviet
bloc countries.
A Jewish relief spokesman
said the emigrant flow via
Vienna is expected to hit a
three-month high in February
In December some 1000 emf
grants came through. After
slight decline in January, the
rate this month is exceeding
DEFENDERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23

,ror IAN schools in Blantrye and
a c invent In Limbo were guard
ed by troops.
The incidents continued sew
eral days Of scattered rioting
and violence in the British
protectorate Of 3 million Afri-
cans. 5000 whites and 1000
Indians.
In sending relnforcements
into the most underdeveloped
OF the three territories in the
Federation. Sir Roy Welensky,
Federal prime minister. warned
that the Federation intended
to keep Jeace at all costs and
would make II thoroughly un-
pleasant" for anyone breaking
1t.
Nyasaland is a largely pas
toral territory in Southeast
Africa, growing mainly tobacco
and tea.
Tension Building
Trouble has been brewing
since Mr.. Banda returned from
the All-Africa Peoples Con-
ference at Accra vowing to
take Nyasaland out of the Fed
Grafton and set up an inde-
pendent state. He favors fed
Grafton of Nyasaland with Tan
ganyika and Kenya to the
north. rather than continued
membership in the Federation,
which centers around Southern
Rhodesia, where 25O,0O0 whites
are trying to work out their
future with millions Of increas-
ingly nationalistic Africans.
DR.. Banda, London-trained
physician who returned to
Nyasaland only last year after
80 years outside the country,
cancelled one public meeting at
which trouble had been ex-
pected.
In an interview DR.. Banda
said police and troops could
never solve the political prob
lem of Nyasaland. He said Sir
Roy wants to have a showdown
now, and that is why troops are
being moved in"
The federation was established
in 1852 by the British govern
ment at the request Of the white
settlers, despite opposition from
African leaders.
A review of the federation'S
progress and status is sched-
uled for 1860. Sir Roy has an
nounced he will ask for do
minion status for the fedora
ton. including Nyasaland.