The home journal. [volume], September 08, 1952, Image 2

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Works In Finance Department |
Magdalane Bryan, who is
majoring in Business Admin
istration at New York Univer
sity, is now employed in the
Accounting Division of the
Dept. of Finance. She return
ed here last week. |
Publication
Pursuant to Regulation No.
10 of the St. Thomas Virgin Is
lands Lottery. itis hereby
brought to the Public Notice:
(1) that the Lottery ball will
be examined in the Lottery
Office, Municipal Building,
Dronningens G ad e No. 20,
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands vt 2:00 p.m.
Monday, September 8. 1952
(2) The 160th Drawing of the
St. Thomas Virgin Islands Lot
tery will the place in the Lot
tery Office, Municipal Build
ing, ‘Dronningens Gade No.
20, Charlotte Amalie, St. Tho
mas, Virgin Islands at 1:30
p.m. precisely, Tuesday, Sep
tember 9, 1952.
The verifieation of the balls
and the Drawing are public
acts: therefore, the public is
urged to be present and to wit
ness same. -
Municipality of St. Thomas
and St. John
- Bureau of the St. Thomas Vir
gin Islands Lottery |
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands
September 3, 1952
D.E. Lucien Lorand,
Director.
Approved:
Louis Shulterbrandt,
Treasurer
Notice
The St. Thomas Develop
ment Authority notifies the
general public that on and af
t er the third of. September
1952 there will be a charge for
all cars stored inside the Ter
minal Building. The rate for
storageis 25¢ per car for twen
ty-four hours or part thereof,
Special arrangements may be
made on a monthly basis.
Cars of the Federal and Mu-J
nicipal Government, Civil Ae
romautics, Caribair and Pan
American Airways will be
stcred free of charge. Thi s‘
does not include personally'
owned cars of government em
ployees.
Refuses To OK 1
Funds For 1
Woodstock Reward
A request made by Gov
ernor de ,oastro for the ap
propriation of SIOO as the
munic(if)ality’s share of the
reward offered by him,
through public subscrip
tion, for the return of Ma
ria Woodstock, was recent
ly rejected by the Munici
pal Comm:ttee.
We were under the im
pression that the reward
offered by the Governor
was a personal commit
ment, the Committee
stated.
In reply, the Governor
declared:
~ “I am astonished that
the Municipal Committee
w o uld insinuate that I
asked the Municipality to
relieve me of a personal
commitment.
““The fact is that I open
ed the reward fund with
an offer of the Municipali
ty to contribute SIOO, in
the belief, that the Muni
cipal Council would appro
priate the funds for such a
worthy purpose. At the
same time I announced a
personal contribution of
SSO, which was paid in to
the Director of Police on
April 9th. |
“The impression of the
Committee, as contained
in your letter, is in serious
error and this should be
corrected promptly.”
Members of the Com
mittee also indicated they
were opposed to the
request as a matter o f
principle since the Gov
ervor made the pledge
without legislative know
ledge. :
The Development Aul:horityJ
w ill not be responsible for
thefts, damage by fire, or da-‘
mage to persons or personal
property.
The' Home Journal
Gov. Commends
Ron de Lugo
In a letter to Ron de Lu
go, dated Sept. 5 1952,
Governor deCastro stated:
~ “Up atthe Ball Park
last Monday afternoon a
carnival bedecked young
maa touched me on the
arm and whispered, ‘Y’
|kncw, Governor Man go
}J ones really caught me
'sweet”. It was such a fes
tive Scene with the total
‘merriment, blazing colors,
and side-splitting entertain
ment. Yes. I agreed with
him and with everyone
there, we were all caught
in the sparkle, fantasy and
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“sweet'’,
“Bold plans had been
laid by you and your hard
workiog Carnival Commit
tee, plans which were to
fan into action the longing,
innate gaiety of our people.
I know th at these plans
called forth great effort.
But skill and workmanship
produced such .a splendid
payoff that even the drench
ing showers (now known as
“Carnival weather’’) which
tell almost continuously did
nothing more than wet the
streets. The rainfall deti
nitely could n ot dampen
the thrilling holiday spirit
w hich reigned supreme
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