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Senator Humphrey, Democrat of Minnesota, has volunteered to play the role of a Virgin Islands Senator in Washington, Governor. Newonsky disclosed Monday, according to an article in the St. Thomas Home Journal. The Governor said the Senator had instructed his staff to scrutinize any bill being introduced in Congress to determine if the Virgin Islands are included, and if the territory is not included, to determine if it should, and he would take action to include it. It was Senator Humphrey's action which resulted in the islands being included in the bill designed to attract tourists to the United States. In this connection, newly appointed Commerce Commissioner Che St. Louis Auis, "CHAMPION OF PUBLIC RIGHT AND JUSTICE" SAINT CROIX, U. S. VIRGIN ISLANDS, Aluminum Company Seeks Large Site Here For Plant A representative of the Harvey Aluminum Company conferred with Gov. Paiewonsky, members of the Legislature and other government leaders on Monday regarding plans for establishment of a plant by the Company on St. Croix. The company, which contemplates an initial investment of 25 million dollars, desired a site encompassing 1,500 acres, and there was doubt that such a site could be found. Hope was expressed that the company would modify its plans to use a smaller tract in an area which could be acquired without difficulty. Henry Kimmelman will be leaving for Washington to discuss with other tourist chiefs plans for putting the program into effect. SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1961 Eleven Practical Nurses Capped Last Night at CHS Aud. Eleven students of the first class in practical nursing. In the auditorium of the Christiansted High School last night, it was an impressive program carried out with precision. Following the invocation by Rev. Vincent Gordon, opening remarks were made by Raphael Wheatley, Coordinator of Vocational Education; Hon. Alva McFarlane, Administrator for St. Croix, greeted the graduates on behalf of the Governor, he was followed by Attorney Frank Padilla, Chairman of the Red Cross. The principal speaker was Dr. Melvin Evans, the (Continued on page 4) STRENGTH IN UNITY WIVI Gets Permit To Construct FM Station in St. Croix WIVI has been awarded a construction permit for an FM Station in St. Croix. Broadcast signal will be the equivalent of seven Kilowatts and will enable WIVI to serve the entire Virgin Islands with reception free of statics & interference. WIVI has many plans for its FM, including the Broadcasting of stereopticon music which is the finest in the world. (Continued on page 4) David C. Canagata, Jr. Elected to Head Festival Committee At a meeting held on Tuesday, June 5, 1961 David C. Canagata, Jr. was elected to serve as chairman for the 1961-1962 Festival. The annual committee, Mrs. Ruth Williams, was re-elected Secretary-Treasurer. The chairman has been authorized to name persons to head the other committees. These will be published after the next meeting, which is scheduled for Friday, June 16, 1961 at 8 p.m. Karen Rasmussen, to attend Russell Sage College of N.Y. Miss Karen Rasmussen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johanne's Rasmussen, Estate Blessing, Christiansted has been accepted as a member of the September freshman class at Russell Sage College, Troy, N.Y., U.S. Miss Rasmussen will graduate from St. Mary’s High School. NO. 125. 