The home journal. [volume], February 04, 1952, Image 2

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Hearing on Drive-Self Cars
Draws Testimony from Many
Speaking in the capacity of Director of Police and
representative of the local administraiion, Earle H.
Charles declared at a hearing held by the Municipal
Moravian Elders
Conference Meets]
Bishop Peter M. Gubi
left en January 31 for St. 1
Croix to stay a week. Dur
ing his stay meetings of
the Provincial Elders Con
ference will t a k e place.
The conference is the gov
erni: g body of the Moravi
an Church in the eas West
Indies Province. It consis s
of Bishop Gubi, chairman;
Rev. Colin Wiliiams, trea
surer, and Rev. G.E. Moore
of Barbad:s, secretary.
Bis' op Gubi will l-ave
for Antigua and St. Kitts
on Feb. 7.
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SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK
Sails New York Due St. Thomas
S S Gener:] Ar egats Direct Feb. 15 Feb. 22
S.B. *"Aicoa Fointer’” [Via Bermuda[ Feb. ist Feb. Tth
SAILING FROM GULF PORTS
Mobile New Orleans Due St. Thomas
S.S Alcoa Patrio® [Reefer] Jan. 30th Feb, Ist. Feb. Bth
Ss. Aicoa Pennant March 12 March 14 March 20
Sailing To New Y rk
S.S. ““Genera Artigas’’ About February 2nd
Above vessels and sailing dates subject to change oF cancelation.
€argo accepted. for other West Indian Islands and Brifish
and Duteh Gviana. Ports of call on application.
CHARLOTTE AMALIE ° 14 QUEEN STREET
TELEP!!QN!S: 440, 44) :
Council on Friday night
that firms which cperated
‘“‘Drive - Yourself” cars
were engagedin a legiti
mate business, and}that if
we cater to the tourist
trade we cannot damage
good relations by dis
criminatory legislation de
signed to curb the opera
tion of that business.
He said that the argu
ment. o f taxicab drivers
tha* a curb be placed on
drive - yourself cars from
lthe standpoint of safety
was misrepresented since
lthere have been few
jaccidents in which such
cars were involved. He
THE HOME JOURNAL
suggested elimination of
temporary licenses and
making it compulsory for
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Gonducts Gourse In
Health Education
Realizing that the
health of a nation depends
upon the valueof the
qualities which enable in
dividuals to function at
their highest level, and
that the schools share in
1 rge measure in develo
ping these qualities, Miss
Huldah Joseph, elemen
tary school supervisor, will
conduct a course in
Health and Physical Edu
cation beginning Monday
Feb. 4,1952. The plan is
to focus t h e attention of
the teacher and prospec
tive teachers on the Role
of Teachers in Health Ed
ucation. The course will in
clude lectures, speakers,
and films.
To date 40 persons have
registered for the course
in Health an d Physical
Education. :
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SCOTCH WHISKY
Distilled, Blended and Bottled
in Scotland :
Mr. C. Frederick Dixon, |
Superintendent of Educa- |
tion, Miss Jane E. Tuitt,
Asst. Superintendent of,
Education and Miss May
Amritt, Health Educator
will address the group at
5:00 p.m. at the D(le_f)art-‘
ment of Education Head
quarters. :
Robinson-Turpin
Fight To Be
Filmed Wed.
Offlicial fight film. of the
return mateh between
Sugar Ray Robinson and
Randy ’lyurpin will be
shown on Wednesday,
Feb. 6 at Center; Thea re¢
at 4:30 and 8:30 p.m. In
this fight, Robinson re
gained his world middle
weight championship. The
fight is shown round by
round, with the highlights
in slow mo jon.
After the fight picture
RKO’s'war epie, brough;
back on popular demand
““Bombadier” starring Pa
O’Brien and Randolpl
Scott will be shown.