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Elements of Destruction In The
Virginlslands
BY RALPH J. BOUGH,
2nd Vice-President, American Virgin Islands Civic Association
continued from. Monday’s issue
Now then to you gentle
men | address myself; The
Vir. Islanders living on the
mainland are militant and
determined that the islands
shall not suffer an ignomin
ious death, and are ready to
render full snpport to any
movement you may instit
ute, and futther, the Amer
ican Virgin Islands Civic
Association Inc., (headed
by its President, Mr. Ash
ley L. Totten, whose pat
riotism is above question,
and who hasover a period
of yearsdevoted much time
and energy to the welfare
of his people) is ready t o
cooperate in ‘doing what
ever possible to put an end
to the scourge now beset
ting an entire people.
To you, this particular
segment of society, may I
say that it is imperative
that you well evaluate the
gravity of the situation;
Know thou that if Bill H.
R. 7393 presented by dem
ocrat, Lioyd M. Bentsen Jr.
to the U.S. Congress, suc
ceeds of passage, the death
knel shzll have rung in the
islands, and the people’s
obituary becomes a start
ling episode of degradation.
There is no time to delay;
as mer you mustprove you are
men: The challengeishere
and now, you cannot hide from
yourselves. On the mainland
M¢. Totten is engaged in a
very active campaign to block
the passage of Bill H.R 7393.
and is being aided by very pow
erful and influential sources.
But for Totten’s indomitable
interest & love for the islands,
this Bill may have already be
come law. However we cannot
save the islands alone, without
your understanding, coopera
tion and courage, the attain
ment of success is impossible,
It is now fel¢ that by the very
nuture of the faets herein
stated there will be no
difficulty in being assured of
therequired intrest tc be taken
towards the formulating o f
plans necessary to the welfare
of good government.
This article is not intended
In the District Court of the Virgin Islands
Division of St. Thomasand St. John at Charlotte Amalie
In the matter of the Estate of ) Probate
Abraham Alexander Smith, Decreased) No. 22 - 1952
Citation
Application having been made herein for probate of
the last will and testament of said deceased, and for
Letters Testamentary on said estate by Alice Marie
Smith, it is ORDERED this 30th day of September,
A.D., 1952, that Alice Marie Smith, J oh n Franklin
Smith, Hugh Maxwell Smith, Laroy Valdemar Smith,
Eric Alexander Smith, Lucille Smith Krigger, Alfredo
Edwardo Smith and Clarence Smith and all others
a.m. to show cause why sach application should not
concerned, appear in said Court on October 30, A. D.
1952, at 10 o’clock be granted. 3
Let notice hereof be published in the Home Journal
once in each of four successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than twenty days before the said return day. |
George A. Mena,
District Court Commissioner.
Francisco Corneiro |
Attorney for the Estate |
Chamber of Commerce
General Meeting
Friday Night, October 17, 1952
8:30 o’clock
Colored sound movies ‘“The Dupont Story’’
Report of the Executive Board
Consideration of Proposed Constitutional
Revision.
Every Member urged to attend this im
portant meeting!
The Home Journal
neither to discard, discourage,
nor in any way reflect asper-:
sions on any person of lowly!
birth. Our greatest men have
come from the ranks of pover
ty, suffering and dirt, under
freedom of government and
wisdom of rule as exercised
by our Democracy. However,
the opportunity whiech it as
fords, must be well made use
of in the general sphere of
education and culture. t h u s,
that party so qua ified may win
for himself the acclamation of
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CENTER THEATRE
Weekly Schedule For The
Week of Oct. 15th - Oct. 21st
Wednesday, Oct. 15th
Big Deuble Feature Program
Warner Bros. top all-star
musical production
Starlift
Doris Day - Gordon Macßae
Monogram'’s top exciting
| production
§ Snow Dog :
Kirby Grant - Elena Verdugo
Thurs. & Fri., Oct. 16th-17th
Uni.’s top exciting dramatic
production in technicolor
Battle of Apache Pass
Jeff Chandler - John Lund
Susan Cabot - Bruce Cowling
Saturday, Oct. 18th
Chapters 11 & 12 of Republic’s
exciting Serial
Don Daredevil Rides
Again :
MGM'’s action production
Billy The Kid
Robert Taylor - Brian Donlevy
Sun. & Mon., Oct. 19th-20th
Warner Bros. power-packed
dramatic production
Tomorrow Is Another
Day -
Ruth Roman - Steve Cochran
Tuesday, Oct. 21st
Lippert’s top production
The Woman With No
Name
Phyllis Calvert-Ed. Underdown
Program Schedule For Week
of Oct. 15th to Oct. 21st
st S R R
Wednesday, Oct. 15th
THEATRE IS CLOSED
Thurs. & Fri., Oct. 16th-17th
Chapters 5 and 6 of Columbia’s
new serial
Deadwood Dick
Republic’s top action produc.
Golden S:allion
Tim Holt - Dale Evans
Monogram’s exciting produc.
Fighting Fools
Leo Gorcey and the Bowery
Boys
e et AN,
“Saturday, Oct. 13th
THEATRE IS CLOSED
e A
Sun. & Mon., Oct. 19th - 20th
Paramount’s top dramatic
production
Captain Carey, U.S.A.
Wanda Hendrix - Alan Ladd
g e e e
Tuesday, Oct. 21st
Double Feature Program
Repub. top dramatic produec.
Federal Agent At Large
Dorothy Patrick-Bob Rockwell
-Repub. exciting produection
Down Dakota Way
Roy Rogers - Dale Evans