The Daily news of the Virgin Islands

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horror mevies to which our

youth are exposed is deplorable.

This matter has long been a

concern of the respective Youth

Committees,” the report con

~lndeg.

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HAITI

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Dominican embassy in Port Au

Prince.

The trouble between the two

occcupants of the island of

Hisparniola errupted when the

Dominican Government charg

ed Haitian troops invaded the

embassy in Port Au Prince.

As the expiration of a Domin

can ultimatum meared last night,

Haiti announced its guards®had

been withdrawn from the embas

sy grounds and it would respect

the security of diplomatic misSions

in the capital..

Bosch said he kad withdrawn

FREIGHT

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‘]isted numbers because of the

“tremendous amount of additional

work such service places on our

operators.”

Byway of further explana

tion, he noted that all telephone

("e?l]}}si!nii\' on ‘h(’ 1 !]!(l", are

discouraging subsecribers from

applying for unlisted numbers

for similar reasons.

Here, he explained, callers con

stantly ring mtorma.ion opoinw:s

requesting numbers that are un

listed and then become very an

noyed that the number is not to

be given out.

“Many are ready to :all our

operators incompetent,” na said

when numbers are not foctheom

ing. Noting that when the ser

vice first went into operatioa in

the states it was most!y show

business personalities and other

well known persons who utilized

unlisted numbers mainly to

avoid the pestering public.

w“Now, he said, everyone wants

an unlisted number and the prac

tice is just as common here on

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Daily news of the Virgin Islands. (1963). Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, V.I., 1963-05-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025327/1963-05-01/ed-1/?sp=11

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Daily news of the Virgin Islands, 1963-05-01.