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VOL. 11, No. 6 PUBLISHED BY THE LAGO OIL & TRANSPORT CO. LTD. MARCH 17, 1950

Aruba Ta Yuda Victimanan Employees in Thrift Plan di Inundacion di B.C. Cet 5,990 Loans in Year Binti-dos caha di pana colecta na The annual financial report of the Aruba pa victimanan di inundacion Lago Thrift Foundation shows that na B.G. tabata incluf den carga di e 5,990 loans totaling Fls. 3,896,148.34 lake tanker haquero na principio were granted to participants in the di e luna ¢ er an lo wor- Thrift Plan during the year ending de parti ent habitantenan di dife- September 30, 1949. The reports were rente lugarnan na B.G., kendenan tin handed out to employees on payday asina tanto necesidad di nan. this month. Contribucionnan a bini di Aruba su At the end of September last year, iglesianan, firmanan prominente di there were 7,869 participants in the comercio, Lago Community Council, Thrift Plan, This represented 98,9 y di particularnan di henter e isla. per cent of those eligible to join. © Miembronan di e Comité cu a organi- The statement shows that, during za Aruba su esfuerzonan pa presta the eleven years the Foundation has yudanza ta f s Rohee (Pre- existed, the Company has contributed yhn ancisco, Rupert over Fls. 2,000,000 more to the fund Jailal, David Armogan, C. St. Aubyn, than the participants have. Since the y Bruce Rodrigues. Foundation began, the Company has Promé plan tabata di manda e ca- Luncheon at the Esso Club highlighted the visit here this month of the contributed a total of Fls. 14,777,750. hanan cu pana B.G. via Surinam cu Holland-Netherlands West Indies Coordination Council. Participantenan di Thrift 43; employees have contributed a un vapor comercial cu tabata bai Pa- total of Fls. 12,509,727.73. ramaribo. Na ultimo momento, sin- Lunch na Esso Club tabata riba programa di Colegio di Coordinacion Ho- During the period covered by the embargo, miembronan di e comité a landa-Antillanan Holandes cu a bishita Lago e luna aki. Plan ta Tuma Total Anual statement (October 1, 1948 to Sep- worde notifica pa Marine Department tember 30, 1949), Lago made a spe- cu e lake tanker Bachaquero, inespe- di 5,990 na Loannan cial contribution of Fls. 1,330,717.39. radamente, tabatin di haci un biaha This special contribution was on the pa B.G. y Surinam. Cu cooperacion di Raport financiero anual di Lago basis of Fis. 25 to each participant personal di Marine Department, Con- Holland V.W.1 Economic Group Thrift Foundation ta mustra cu in the Foundation, plus 39 per cent sul Ingles, empleadonan di Duana, y 5,990 loan, sumando F's. 3,896,148.34 of the total employee regular contri- miembronan di Lago Police Depart- a worde duna na participantenan den butions made during the year. ment, e pakinan tabata abordo di Ba- Thrift Plant durante e anja fiscal cu Of the fund earnings for the year, chaquero promé cu su ora di salida acaba dia 30 di September, 1949. Fls. 149,552.28 was distributed to the a yega. Visits Aruba & Tours Lago in the Thrift Empleadonan a ricibi nan nota e luna accounts of employees aki hunto cu nan pago. Plan. This was equal to one per cent Lago was host March 2 to over 20 program, and pointed out the nume- Na fin di September di anja pasa, of each employee’s credit balance on Hussev Named Head of members of the Holland-Netherlands rous social benefits which the Com- tabatin 7,869 participante den Thrift | September 30, 1949. West Indies Coordination Council. pany provides for its employees. He Plan; esaki ta representa 98.9% di) Included in the group were members noted that Lago’s Medical Depart- esnan eligibel pa participa. Start Training Now Conservation Group of both the Netherlands and _ the ment extended free medical services E nota ta mustra cu durante e Athletes: 11 anja cu Thrift Foundation tin N.W.I. delegations to the Council. to 22,000 persons in Aruba, and that Island athletes are reminded that ta existi, Compania a _ contribui The name of the ”Refinery Loss They were accompanied on their trip Lago’s Hospital delivered 800 babies this year’s Queen’s Birthday Olymp- Fls. 2,000,000 mas cu empleadonan na Committee” was this month changed to the refinery by Aruba’s Acting Lt. a year (about half of those born in iad should be the biggest and best e plan. Desde cu e Foundation to »’Oil Conservation Committee”. Governor.H. A. Hessling. . Aruba each year). a cu- yet. Lots of events and lots of prizes Reason for the minza, Compania a contribui un total change in name is (Delegates are presently meeting “After citifig the: emphasis which } wills be the order of the day when that the new di Fls. 14,777,750.43; empleadonan a one more accurately in Curacao to further financial and Lago places on the safety of its the island’s top athletes vie for describes the functions of the group. economic collaboration between Hol- employees, and the high position the contribui un total di Fls. 12,509,727.73 durante e mes periodo. honors. At the same time the membership land and the Dutch West Indies.) Company maintains among refineries Signing up for the various events of the committee has been enlarged. Highlights of the Council’s visit to with excellent safety records, Mr. Durante di e periodo cu e nota ta in the all-day Olympiad will begin Process cubri (October 1, 1948 te September Superintendent D. L. Hussey Lago were a brief tour through the Smith briefly mentioned the main early in April. has been named chairman of the Oil refinery, luncheon at the Esso Club, features of the Company’s various 30, 1949) Lago a haci un contribucion Conservation Committee. Mr. Hussey, and a close view of the Company’s benefit plans. Among these were especial di Fls. 1,330.717.39. E con- same to Aruba from apprentice training program. They plans to help provide for employees tribucion especial aki ta basa riba

Refinery in New also heard talks by Lago executives in case of sickness, accident, retire- Fls. 25 pa cada participante den e { di Mei Dia di Fiesta of Foundation, mas 39 por ciento di outlining the Company’s present ment, and death, as well as_ the Gobierno a anuncia cu Anja di La y committee and has had contribucionnan regular di e emplea- economic outlook and its employee Thrift Plan and the Vacation Sav- Reina lo worde celebra dia 1 Mei able experience in oil conser- relations activities do durante e anja. and policies. ings Plan. (Dialuna) e biaha aki, enbez di dia vation work. Following Di ganashinan di e Foundation du- their arrival at Lago’s Mr. Smith closed his survey with 30 di April. P’esey, Dialuna, 1 di Other members of the committee main gate, rante e anja, Fls. 149,552.28 a worde the delegates were con- a brief mention of the Home Building Mei, ta dia di fiesta pa empleado- are H. V. Locker, C. J. Griffin, G. L. ducted on a brief tour poni na cuentanan di empleadonan cu through the Foundation. This Company-sponsored nan di Lago. MacNutt, W. L. Stiehl, T. M. Binnion, refinery. They visited the harbor Foundation has built 218 homes for ta participa den Thrift Plan. Esaki J. M. Rosborough, H. W. Orr, and area, the Acid Plant area, and saw sale to employees. tabata igual na un por ciento di ca- F. B. Roebuck (secretary and field the construction on the new Plant From the General Office Building, da empleado su saldo riba dia 30 di Aruba’s new airport building is coordinator). Commissary building before going the members of the Council went to September, 1949. due to open March 18. (See page 8.) A key means of keeping down up the main refinery road and the Esso Club for lunch. After lunch overall refinery costs, the Oil Con- stopping at the Cat Cracker. There they were taken on a tour of the servation Committee seeks to eli- they were shown the Water Tower Goes Down Control Room (turn to page 2, column 3) minate various means in the refinery and taken up the Cat Cracker for a through which oil is lost in everyday view of the refinery and Lago Co- operations. Sources of oil losses are lony area. tracked down, then steps are taken Moving on to the conference room BG Still Needs Clothing to eliminate them. at the General Office Building, the delegates were welcomed by Lago Although Aruba’s official drive to President J. J. Horigan. He _ intro- send aid to the flood-stricken people Notices of Job Vacancies duced General Manager O. Mingus, of British Guiana ends on March 18, who outlined Lago’s present business individuals and organizations are To Be Posted in Oranjestad outlook and its prospects for the urged to continue sending clothing future. Aruba’s Acting Lt. Governor has to the people there. Recent radio After giving a short history reports announced that employers who wish of describing the plight of the Lago in Aruba, Mr. Mingus to hire anyone can now post pointed people in BG say that there is still a notice, out the various factors with a description of the job avail- which have a great need for additional cloth- influenced, or are now able, on a bulletin board in Oranje- influencing, ing. the Company’s production. stad. The board, installed by the Among Here’s the procedure to follow for those were Department of Social & Economie an oversupply of petro- those who desire to send clothing to leum products Affairs, is located in the S.E.L. during 1949, incre 1 British Guiana: prepare ten-kilo Ma- oil production duro ons Building, in the Middle ast cartons and address them in care of and Canada, expansion Persons seeking work can keep in of refining Mrs. T. S. Coon, British Red Cross facilities in Europe, formed of various job openings by the currency Society, Eve Leary, Georgetown, BG. situation, and import watching this board. Before apply- restrictions on Take or send packages to the post oil products. ing for any job listed, however, they office in San Nicola or Oranjestad, should report to the Department of Since Lago must process crude oil where you will be assisted in filling cheaper Social & Economie Affairs. There than it can be processed out the necessary forms. Mailing they will be given a form with elsewhere, Mr. Mingus pointed out charges are only Fls. 1,65 per ten- which A spectacular sight for sidewalk engineers was the moving of the water they can approach that the Company’s present efforts kilo carton, the prospective cranes and a tractor did the employers. to reduce costs are a vital part of its Persons who lack the time to get tower near the Colony Commissary. Three program job. The whole tower was lifted into the air by the cranes and then lowered At the same time it was an- to operate at the highest to the post office themselves can efficiency slowly while the tractor pulled it to a horizontal position. The tower will nounced that persons who wish with the lowest possible leave packages with the Aruba to be moved to the Plant Commissary area. hire employees - including domestic costs. Express Agency (next to the Rain- personnel - from foreign countries Following Mr. Mingus’ talk, In- bo Bakery). The Agency will pro- should submit applications to the De- dustrial and Public Relations Mana- cess the package at the same partment of Social & Economic Af- ger C. F. Smith spoke on employee Fls. 1.65 charge plus a small fee for SCHEDULE OF PAYDAYS fairs. As in the past, applications for relations and Company benefit poli- handling and mailing. | May { Will Be Holiday admittance of family members and cies. In this connection he reviewed Aruba has already shown its gene- Semi-Monthly Payroll the Company’s employee representat- relatives to Aruba should be submit- rosity to the people of British Guiana The Government has announced ted to the ion plan, bringing it up to the recent by dispatching March 1-15 Thursday, March 2% Immigration Service. 22 cases of clothing | that the Queen’s Birthday this year date where negotiable and non-ne- earlier this month. However, there is | March 16-31 Tuesday, April 11 will be celebrated on May 1 (Mon- gotiable items are handled by sepa- still a need for more clothing and all | rate bodies. day) rather than on April 30. Con- who can are urged to send any spare | Monthly Payrolls Mr. Smith outlined the history and clothes they have to the people of | sequently, Monday, May 1, will be a success of the apprentice training British Guiana. | March 1-31 Wednesday, April 12 refinery holiday.

ARUBA ESSO NEWS MARCH 17, 1950 Economic Group Tours Process Chart Excites Comment (continued from page 1) NEWS training facilities Esso offered under Aruba the apprentice voc they saw cl science, PUBLISHED EVERY SECOND FRIDAY AT ARUBA, NETHERLANDS nical drawing, blueprint reading, and WEST INDIES, BY THE LAGO OIL & TRANSPORT CO., LTD. English. They were conducted through the four apprentice Printed by the Curacaosche Courant, Curacao, N.W.I. shops (carpenter, sheet metal, machine, and electrical) and were shown the milk bar and the recreational field. J. de Waard is chairman of the The way of progress Netherlands delegation to the Coor- dination Council, and M. B. Gorsira The vast amounts of money industry must spend in finding is chairman of the N.W.I. group. Others making up the Holland dele- out new and better ways of doing things was the subject of a gation: Dr. G. H. G. Aboln, Dr. H. recent speech by E. V. Murphree of the Standard Oil Develop- D’Angremond, Dr. L. F. Jensen ment Company. The occasion was a dinner at which 1,000 A. U. R. Baron Mackay, F. J. J M. prominent chemists and business leaders honored him as he van Meerwijk, S. Nijdam, W H Staal, Dr. E. P. M. Tervooren, and was presented with a medal for his accomplishments in the Dr. B. Lambert. chemical profession. The N.W.I. delegation, in addition Mr. Murphree pointed out that many research projects to Mr. Gorsira, includes H. J. M. must fail for one reason or another. "The successful projects Hoogevy Mibu hoe ratte. be Capriles, E. Newton, W. F. G. Mens This Oil Flow-Plan of the refinery is getting a great deal of attention at must pay for those that are not successful’ he added. ing, Dr. J. H. van Boven, S. A. Se- the Main Conference Room where it is used to illustrate special lectures. He illustrated his point with three major projects initiated ior, F. H. M. Karner, J. Irausquin, The chart is over six feet wide and is painted in many colors. Credit for . G. Kroonenberg, J. by our company. The cost up to now of developing Butyl, a van der Heul, the work goes to H. Patist of the Process Department. His art S. D. Abbad, work safer rubber for inner tubes, is eleven million dollars. The fluid and M. y.d. Brink. dramatizes and gives a clear picture of some major phases of refining. The Coordination Council spent two catalytic cracking process (Lago’s "Cat Plant” is an example) days in Aruba, March 1 and 2. The cost nine million dollars in research by the time the first still group then returned to Curacao to Greenheart — yates was completed. It cost two million dollars to develop the further discuss economic and finan- Kdilicio Moderno synthetic toluene (used in TNT) that was one of our company’s cial collaboration between Holland A Main B.G. Export na contributions to the war victory. and the Dutch West Indies . é F oe These are not exceptions; they are typical of the heavy Whenever durability, hardness, Vliegveld Ta Bini Cla resistance to stress, uniformity expenditures an industry must make to remain strong and and immunity to parasites, or beauty are Un di e edificionan di Gobierno di progressive, to provide jobs, to help increase the standard of desired in a timber, greenheart, one mas bunita ’riba Aruba ta e edificio living. of British Guiana’s main exports, is nobo na vliegveld Dakota, cu ta bi- Mr. Murphree pointed out that important developments without doubt at the top of the cla niendo cla awor. (Mira portretnan The "iron tree”, greenheart riba have come from the research work of small firms or individuals, vy e pagina aki banda.) first shipped to England about 1770. E edificio moderno ta ofrece tur but the bulk of industrial development results from the work of Engineers were astonished at its loque un viahero por desea, inelu- large organizations. Such development, he said, is the lifeblood hardness and strength. It could with- yendo un restaurant moderno, bar, of western civilization. stand the onslaught of all kinds of oportunidad pa cumpra ta oy marine borers, such as wood-eating souvenir, oficinanan di asashi y sea worms that eat into docks and Duana tur den un conhunto di ar- harbor works. quitectura acaba. to di progiama di entrenamiente pa Greenheart in commercial quanti- E edificio ta inclui espacio pa di- Grupo Econémico aprendiznan, y el a mustra e varios ties occurs only in British Guiana ferente cvompanianan di aviacion beneficionan social cu Compania ta It’s found along the banks of the y ta priminti di ta di hopi beneficio duna su empleadonan. a) mui Demerara, Essiquibo, and Berbice ora cu turismo cuminza aumenta na Aruba. eu Departamento Médico di Lary a E. V. Murphree, left, of Standard Oil i though "along the banks” is Ta Bishita Aruba Dos senorita di duna tratamiento médico yatis Development, receives from Dr. M. a relative term. Much of the timber Lago, Sulin Mar- 22,000 persona na Aruba, y cu na T. Bogert the Perkin medal for out- is 20 miles or more from the river- shall y Latoofa Mohid, a mira tur e facilidadnan e Dia 2 di Maart Lago a ricibi bi- Hospitaal di Lago a nace 800 jioe standing work in applied chemistry. side. luna aki, guia pa Ge- It’s a beautiful tree, practically an rente C. Heemskerk. El a mustra shita di mas di 20 miembro di Cole- den un anja (mitar di tur e jioenan (See editorial at left.) gio di Coordinacion Holanda-Antillas cu ta nace na Aruba pa anja). evergreen, averaging from a hundred nan tur loque bishitanan lo mira dia Holandesas. Entre e visitantenan ta- Despues di a menta importance to a hundred and thirty feet high. di habrimento di e edificio, cu lo tu- batin miembronan tanto di e delega- cu Lago ta pone riba Seguridad di Exceptional trees are considerably ma lugar 18 di Maart. cion Holandes como e delegacion di su empleadonan, y e puesto halto cu Prince Bernhard in Mexico taller. E edificio bunita aki ta algo muy Antillas Holandesas. Gezaghebber In- Lago ta mantene entre refinerianan Logging is selective. First the importante pa progreso di Aruba y order is obtained, then the tr ta habri un capitulo nobo den e isla terino H. A. Hessling a compafa nan cu bon record di Seguridad, Sr. A recent story in The New York found to fit it. When the tr su puesto como un centro aéreo den durante e bishita. Smith a revisa brevemente e punto- Times tells of the arrival of Prince selected, squatters fell them. The region di Caribe. (Delegadonan ta reuniendo na Cu- nan principal di Compania su dife Bernhard in Mexico City on an of finished product is then ready for ragao actualmente pa establece cola- rente plannan di beneficio, manera cial goodwill visit. Piloting his own transport straight to its final desti- boracion financiero y econémico en- plannan di enfermedad, di accidente, plane, the Prince flew from Cura- nation - a straight, smooth, square fre Holanda y West Indié.) di retiro, y di morto, y tambe Thri’t cao to Merida, on the Gulf Last Month Second Wettest Coast, column with sc any taper at Puntonan di importancia durante Plan y Vacation Plan. and was escorted to Mexico’s capital all (less than two inches in 60 feet). e bishita tabata un paseo door di re- Sr. Smith a termina, mencionan- city by a squadron February in 20 Years from the Mexi- Greenheart is a pale yellow, fineria, lunch na Esso Club, y un do Home Building Foundation, cu can Air Force. inspeccién di facilidadnan di Lago sa Compania a organiza y cu a traha evenly grained wood, remarkably This past month, when inches programa pa aprendiznan. Tambe 218 cas pa bende cu empleadonan from knots and blemishe In of rain fell, emerged as the second nan a tende disecursonan di oficial- Di edificio di Oficina General, What you don’t know any tests of strength, bending, com- wettest February in the last 20 y nan di Lago, delineando Compama miembronan di e Colegio a sigui pa can hurt you ion, or elasticity, it is at least February 1935, with 3.40 inches, su estado econémico actual, pdliza- Esso Club, unda tabatin un lunen is strong as oak. the only one that tops it. In its home territory, greenheart nan y actividadnan pa relacionnan prepa pa nan, Despues di lunch, The siesta is all very The average for the month of Fe- well. But a is widely used in the construction of pa cu empleadonan. nan a inspecta facilidadnan di snooze—o~, at any rate, a_ brua based on figures gathered by half houses. In th respect, it pc ses Despues di nan yegada na Main trenamiento pa aprendiznan. hour’s complete rest—before meals the TSD Laboratories since 1929, is another invaluable characteristic - it Gate di Lago, e delegadonan a wor- J. de Waard ta Presidente di is even better than the more only 33 inches. com- , but it does not burn except at de conduci door di refineria. Nan a delegacion Holandes di e Colegio a mon after-lunch or after-dinner January of tl year, when 7.88 nap, extremely high temperatur The bishita lugarnan rond di haaf, di Coordinacion, y M. B. Gorsira a it seems. And this is inches of rain fell, is by far the said to be part- London County Council Acid Plant, y a mira construccion di Presidente di e delegacion pa Antilla- icularly true in the case of people has passed wettest January recorded here. Dur- Comisario greenheart as a fire-proof building nobo promé cu nan a si- nan Holandes. who work under a strain or those ing the first two months of this year gui material. pa Cat Plant. Ey nana mira are convelescing. The reason, obv- a total of 10.59 inches of rain have Unlike teak and oak, it cannot be Control Room y a subi te na top iously, that a relaxed, well-rested fallen. A comparable period in 1949 as an all-purpose wood. pa nan a haya un bista riba henter Big Potato m is in better condition to described saw only 4.34 inches. refineria y Colony. ake the business of proper'v Two of its lighter purpos re for Djei nan a sigui pa edificio di Ofi- digesting a meal. fishing rods and billiard cue Sut, cina Generaal, unda Lago su presi- in the main, it is a heavy construction dent, Sr. J. J. Horigan a duna nan -0-0-0-0- timber for dock and harbor works, +) bonbini. El a introduci Gerente Gen Your good watch deserves good jetties, sills, beams, and workshop floors. peyerey ral O, S. Mingus, kende a delinia care. One of the most important Lago su estado econémico y su plan contributions you can make to its man pa futuro. health and long life is to wind it Despues di a duna un _ historia regularly every morning rather than breve di Lago na Aruba, Sr. Mingu when you go to bed, as is the usual ESSO NEWS REPORTERS a sigui pa mustra e varios punton practice. This gives the watch its ecu tabatin y cu lo sigui di tin in- greatest "1eserve” strength when it Refinery fluencia riba produccion di Lago. requires it most—during the active Lake Fleet Entre otro, produccion demasiado day and not at night while its owner S. Coronel Hospital . Boekhoudt Amacuro di petroleo durante 1949, mas _ refi- sleeps. Watches should always be B. Chand Storehouse . L. Lane Ambre S. Bacchus Instrument : A. Melfor namiento na ’’Middle East” (Arabia, wound carefully and gently. A subs- Drydock etc.) y na Canada, expansion di fa- tantial portion of S. Geerman . Wilson all repairs involves B. Marquis Marine Off - Sampson cilidadnan pa refinamiento na Enu- injuries to the winding mechan 1, Jones Rec. & Ship. W. Mulzac ropa, cuestion di dollar, y_ resiric- Wrist watches can be more safely F. da Silva Press. Stills B. Viapree CTR, Field Shops John cionnan ariba importacion di pro- wound off the wrist than they can H. de Vries TSD Off. F. Clarke ductonan di petroleo. while being worn. W. Booi M. Josephia Siendo cu Lago mester trata na -0-0-0-0- Mrs. I. Butts Pwse. & Modeste refina azeta crudo cu menos J. de Kort Lab. & 2 N. Semeleer Inverruba H. Wathey LPD T. Pantophlet Jusepin cu otro lugarnan, Sr. Mingus a mus- Boiled exgs should never be boiled, Mrs. M. A. Mongroo Clubs Z. Fleming Mara properly tra cu Compania su esfuerzonan pa speaking. The reason, it E. Mackintosh Dining Halls T. Angel Maracay seems, is that high heat and vigor- G. Lawrence Catalytic Smith reduci gasto ta un parti principal di C. Hassell M&C Off les su programa pa traha efi- ous boiling tend to rob this protein A. Martis Pe cu hopi F. Ponson Mas. & Ins . F. Van Putten Quiriquire ciencia y poco gasto. food of seme of its flavor and nu- —. Connor Mach, Shop Despues di Sr. Mingus su dis: tritive value. The best procedure, C. Abraham Pipe Gilkes Sabaneta 1vso J. Oduber Welding Davis San Carlos Gerente di Relaciones Industrial therefore, is to start your eggs in 4. Francisco Col. Comm. Findley San Cri 1 Publicos, Sr. C. F. Smith a papia ri- cold water, let the water approach 5. La Cruz Plant Comm. A. Euton Temblador ba _ relacionnan entre Compania y Here’s the biggest sweet potato ever the boiling point, then turn off the S. Oliver Laundry C. Nurse Trujillo R. Van Blarcum Col. Ser. Off Yamatnota empleadonan, y riba pélizanan di be- grown in Aruba. I you know of any heat, and allow the eggs to stand—cyr C. Bolah M&C Col. Maint Kock neficio pa empleadonan. En couec- larger ones, let us know. Henry H. "coddle’—in the hot water for five H. James Ind. Rel. O. Walker cion cu esaki, el a trece adiianti to twenty minutes, depending on the —. Huckleman Sports 1. Yanga Curlingford of the Instrument Shop S. Rajroop Special E. Marchena Compania su plan di representacion proudly displays it above. (His hardness desired. M. Harms Boiler & Tin L. Van Putten

Blacksmith, SrSOrPporxosaemNoynzzzzr2za+25 pa empleadonan. brother grew it and estimates it Reprinted From Sr. Smith a delinia historia y éxi- weighs over ten pounds.) "COSMOPOLITAN” MARCH 17, 1950 ARUBA ESSO NEWS

Sulin Marshall, left, of Industrial Relations, and Latoofa Mohid, of The new airport terminal at Dakota Field is due to be travelers’ needs including lounges, restaurant, bar, Systems and Methods, tour the building prior to its dedication. opened on March 18. It will provide ample space for and offices. Facilities will serve several lines.

New Airport Build a

One of the most beautiful govern- cre s in the future. Two Lago girls, Sulin shall and ment buildings in Aruba is the new Two Lago Girls airport terminal at Dakota Field Latoofa Mohid, get a pr , of the nearing completion this month. The terminal from Manager C. Heems- building offers everything a traveler keerk who shows them many of the T B tif | could desire including a modern features that visitors will see during our eau 1 U restaurant, waiting room, and the dedication of the building. This ticket offic l wrapped up in clean- magnificent terminal is a landmark cut architecture. in Aruba’s progr and ope new

The building provides space for chapter in the island’s role as an New Terminal several air lines and promi to be important air terminus for travel a boon to Aruba as tourist trade in- in the Caribbean area.

Inside the beautiful lounge of the terminal, K.L.M. Airport Manager

P. Van der Beek and Cornelis Heemskeerk meet Sulin and Latoofa. Ticket offices are to right; open courtyard is to left.

High spot of the tour for the girls was their visit to Mr. Van der Beek shows the girls where the K.L.M. The new terminal will have a bar and a magazine novelty stand for the observation tower. Latoofa and Sulin get a good planes will land and taxi to pick up passengers. They on short stops. Mr. Hemskerk, left, explains that passengers passengers view of the landing strips and field layout. are standing at one of the four gates to the field. waiting for immigration will be able to use the restaurant.

In the terminal waiting room for inbound passengers. Sulin strolls across the central courtyard. Note the they inspect the tables and chairs for the restaurant. offices and control tower in the background.

Up in the control tower, Aerodrome Controller K. J. Doderlein d Wi This telescope light held by Mr. Heemskeerk is used Tour finished, Sulin and Latoofa resolve to attend the shows Latoofa and Sulin how he uses the field radio eratceie ay to signal planes directly when necessary. opening of the building slated for March 18,

ARUBA ESSO NEWS MARCH 17, 1950

Haiti, por ehempel, ta pone asina tanto importancia riba turismo cu ‘Asland’s Turismo ta Priminti nan tin awor un Ministro di Turismo. Name Ship Papiando di turismo en general, Sr. Bartels a comenta riba un arti- | Leaves By the WAYN.... Gran Benelicio pa culo den New York Times. Segun e Aruba Run corant ey, turistanan Americano a A long and notable chapter in Aruba y Otro Islanan gasta $ 8,000,000,000 (ocho billion Lago’s sea history ended this month dollar) foi 1929 na 1939. when the Esso Aruba, long a main- Remember last fall when the whale more working Bermuda, un isla cu apenas ta di stay in the Compan lifeline with space. Even so, it’s a factory ships stopped here at Aruba miracle how E varios beneficionan cu un in- Aruba su grandi, tabatin 49,051 tu- | New York, was withdrawn from its all the equiment to run for fuel before going down to the a complicated dial telephone dustria di turismo por trece resi- rista na anja 1948, kendenan a gasta regular Aruba-New York run. For a system Antarctic ? Well, just a few can be squeezed dentnan di Aruba a worde mu Dp $ 15,000,000 aya. Di es suma_ ey, limited period, the ocean tanker into a single build- will days ago the tanker Orwell a ing! Ernst Bartels, Secretario di Comi- $ 6,000,000 a worde gasta na articu- continue in service on other runs. here for 59,000 barrels of fuel. 1 sion di Turismo di Aruba, durante lonan cumpra na pacusnan di Ber- Consideration being given to <¢ Orwell is now headed for South The Esso un conferencia cu prensa local na muda; $ 6,800.000 a bai pa_ hotel; possible replacement on the New Havana arrived at Aruba Georgia in the itarctic to help on its maiden Oranjestad, dia 23 di Februari. $ 1,200,000 pa keirumento y fiesta, y York run. voyage from the ship- supply these whalers during their yard. It carried a eargo Yamando atencion riba ventahanan $ 1,000,000 pa varios otro cos. Built in England in 1931, the vessel of precious winter hunts. The Orwell originally water. The Havana, cu naturaleza a duna Aruba pa for- Pa establece turismo aki, Sr. Bar- first saw service as the Pan Bolivar. tenth of the iiled under the name of Knight huge supertankers to tels a bisa, ta necesario pa Aruba tin In 1936 her name was changed to go to sea, ma un industria di turismo, Sr. Bar- Templar and was a British freighter brought here by Captain tels a sigui, spiertando cu Aruba un hotel moderno cu tur facilidadnan the Esso Aruba. Alec Mai before it was converted to a tanker. Kay who has the mester cuminza desaroya es_posibi- conecté cu un proyecto asina. The most familiar ocean tanker in unique job of taking each super tanker on its first lidadnan awor. Lo ta lastima, el a Un industria di turismo fuerte na the San Nicolas harbor, the voyage. The walls are up on the cold- Captain Mac was bisa, si no usa e isla su ventahanan Aruba, lo duna Holanda oportunidad Aruba has for many years been a former Ma- storage section of the plant com- rine Manager he natural pa bienes y progreso di pa exporta hopi di su mercancianan ke el in keeping Lago z now, and work is progress- The o Havana will be followed Aruba. pa bende aki. Tambe, tur islanan family supplied with commi J ing nicely. It will be a beautiful by the E so New York and the Esso Si nos mes no percura pa turismo, rond lo tin bentaha, pasobra auto- stores, fresh water, and_ refinery building. Santos. The New York is almost e ta bi yudanza lo mester bini di maticamente nan tambe lo worde equipment. ready and the itos was just estranheria, pero e ora ganashi- bishita pa turistanan. Perhaps her greatest triumphs If you’re driving your car with a launched. Other ships in the su nan tambe ta bai pa estranheria. Sr. Bartels a mustra ariba, sinem- were achieved during the perilous e 1949 license, you'll be in trouble. The tanker fleet z Genova, Entre otro ventahanan cu Aruba bargo, cu pa por desaroya turismo war years. Even though she was out aki, mester di cooperacion y esfuer- deadline for 1950 plates was March Stockholm, tin pa turismo, el a menta e clima of service for six months after being 15. Suez, Esso zo di tur interesadonan. torpedoed and cu ta mas o menos constante henter nearly | her Esso Zurich, E anja, hendenan hospitable, bistanan back broken in 1942, the An interesting incident occurred Imperial Alberta. tipico, condicionnan higienico, y piled up what was probably the re- recently involving R. A. Martis, Esso promé cu tur cos, un beach manera cord for all the wartime tankers in Bicycles in Retinery from the lake tanker As we write this, the roof of the no tin un igual den henter region the Esso fleet. From September 1939 Pedernales. While in Amuay new central shops is going up. The di Caribe. Aruba su posicion tambe until V-J Day, in 116 cargoes, the Attention of employees who ride Mr. Martis met a good friend work is being done by the Austin ta favorable, pasobra tin facilidad- doughty ship carried the enormous bicycles is called to the fact that pri- of his whom he hadn’t seen for Company. nan excelente di transportacion pa e total of 11,060,473 barrels of vate bicycles are not be ridden on vitally the two had been shipmates isla. important oil. On fice return trips to the main refinery road (between years ago on the Shell tanker Aruba showed its generous heart Sr. Bartels ta kere cu lo tin masha Aruba, she carried her share of the Gates 1 and 8) or across it. In addit- | Chapita. to British Guiana last week by hopi turista for di lugarnan rond di materials and supplies that were so ion, bicyclists may not enter or leave Mr. Martis’ friend, Diego Vargas, getting 22 cases of clothing off to Caracas y Maracaibo, pero cu tambe necessary to keep Lago operating at the refinery through the Main Gate is now a pilot in Amuay Bay | the flood-stricken country. One big nos por atraye turistanan for di Mer- a wartime peak. or the Gate next to the Equipment) quarter of a century ago he w a | hurdl getting transportation for ca y Canada. ’Mira com leeuw Trini- Now, after many years Inspection building. of faithful fireman in the engine-room of the the -. was jumped by using the dad ta for di Canada”, el a bisa, ”y service, the Esso Aruba is_ being 8. S. Chapita. Later he transferred | lake tanker Bachaquero when it was transferred to other operations. toch e isla tabatin mas di mil turista to the deck department as an A. B.| found that that ship we as unexpecte dly Canades durante 1948, y pa anja When she finally heads for retire- sailor. After that he was promoted | scheduled to make a "business trip” 1949 nan tabata spera di tin como | ment, she will do so with the certain to quartermaster and bosun. Follow- in that direction. C. F. Smith, Publie 3,000 turista Canades”. knowledge that she has served ing that, Mr. Vargas was transferred and Industrial Relations Manager, | thousands of Lagoites Sr. Bartels a papia di desaroyo di long and to another ship under the Venezuelan and J. Andreae, Marine Manager, honorably. turismo na otro islanan di Caribe. flag as flag captain. gave valuable aid in solving this problem. Credit for helping to get the Three of the four floating-roof shipment off in a hurry goes to V. tanks being built by Chicago bridge British Vice Consul; J. W. for motor gasoline storage are now Ragan and his group in the Marine Aruba Comes to Aid of British Guiana Flood Victims in service. The fourth tank is nearly Department; Mr. Delanoy of the i as this is being written. Customs and Mr. Booi of our ridge is under contract for counting Department; All Ame L Twenty-two cases of clothing col- three additional 150,000 barrel tanks and Chief Brook and _ his lected in Aruba for victims of the in the same area and two of thes« ff. Special mention should British Guiana floods left early this are well on their way. be made of Miguel Felipe and Bob month on the lake tanker Bachaque- Burkholder of the two flying club: ro for B.G. There the clothing will! be Speaking of tanks, four cone-roof for their voluntary offer to distributed to residents of B.G. who tanks for black-oil storage are under together four or five planes to are so badly in need of it. construction by the Hammond Co ransport the clothing. But the tan- The clothing was contributed by You can see two of them northwest ker saved the day. Aruba’s churches, prominent business of the L.O.F. office, and two down firms, the Lago Community Council, on the snowpile. Two recent weddings involvinz and by individuals from all over the »mploy: é > pant dry wei island. Members of the relief com- The second largest concrete pour he the pre sentation of mittee here, who organized Aru ing job on Aruba took place a weel al s from the indry personne 1 efforts to send aid, are Charles ago when the outshore turning jn February 21, DEugenia Maduro Rohee (chairman), John Francisco, dolphin for the No. 2 finger pier was ind Octavio Orman, both Laundry Rupert Jailall, David Armogan, C. poured. It took 250 cubic yards of »mployees, were married at the St. Aubyn, and Bruce Rodrigues. concrete, sacred Heart Church in Sabaneta. It was originally planned to send Coordinators estimate that thi Jn behalf of the Laundry staff, Mrs. the boxes of clothing to B.G. by way cond of the big finger pi B. Marcellin pr nted a gift to Miss of Surinam on a commercial ship finished. Inshore _ piles are being Maduro; J. Statia presented a gift to going to Paramaribo. At the last} driven now. Mr. Orman. moment, however, members of the Rosa Oraman, of the Laundry, relief committee here were notified Workers at the Telephone exchange | m ed G. De Cuba in the San Fr by the Marine Department that the will breathe a sigh of relief when {cisco Church in Oranjestad on Bachaquero was unexpectedly sche- they move into their new and bigger 21. On behalf of hex fellow duled for a trip to British Guiana and building down near the Miss H. Mathews pre- Surinam. Through hurried coope | Hall. The building | sented her with a wedding gift. ion of Marine personnel, the Bri b Vice Consul, customs officials, < On behalf of the Lago Community Council, Treasurer E. M. Babcany (left) members of the LPD, the packages | hands Chairman Charles Rohee of the B.G. Flood Relief Committee a were gotten aboard the Bachaquero | Avisonan Publico Pa check for $ 200. before it sailed. | 4-1 Ofrecemento di Trabao

Gezaghebber Interino di Aruba a anuncia cu esnan cu ke tuma_ hende den nan servicio por pone un iviso, describiendo e clase di trabao, n un kashi colo na oficina di Depai tamento di ule & Economische Zaken na Oranj e oficina ey ta den e edificio di S. BE. L. Maduro & Sons den Nassaustraat. Esnan cu ta busca trabao por tu- ma nota di es avisonan regularmen- te. Promé cu nan busca e_ trabao anuncia, 1 mester reporta na ofi- cina di Sociale & Economische Zaken, unda nan lo haya un formulier, cu cual nan mester bai cerca e pet sona cu ta ofrece trabao. Tambe a worde anuncia cu per nanan cu ke trece hende di foi tera bin traha pa nan, incluyendo sit bientanan pa trabao di cas, mester pidi y na es departamento. E 1an cu ke permiso pa trece nan famia- nan Aruba, mester sigui bai na Ofi- cina di Imigracion manera custum-

Clothing collected in Aruba to send to the B.G. flood victims is packed Members of the Woman’s Club mend and pack the clothing collected in the in the Lago Heights garage of Rupert Jailall (wheeling barrel at left). Lago Colony drive to aid the people in British Guiana. From the left are John Francisco leans over barrel in center, and James Rankin is at right. Mrs. D. Devens, Mrs. H. S. Goodwin, Mrs. S. G. Evans, Mrs. F, R. Burson, In back are some of those who helped with the packing. and Mrs. G. Garrett. ARUBA ESSO NEWS MARCH 17, 1950

Lagoites Win Fis. 1470 From Coin Your Ideas

Thirty-five employees won Coin Your Ideas awards, totaling F's. 1470, for the month of January. Top winner, with a Fls. 200 initial award, was Edwin M. Harris. His idea was to use catalyst drums for barreling 175-180 degree Fahrenheit melt as- phalt instead of steel drums, There were two supplemental uwards on the January list. One, Fls. 100, went to Alexander Simon for his suggestion on operating pro- cedure, low line gas and condensate facilities, at the gas compression unit. The other supplemental award, | Fls. 25, went to L. A. Richardson. His winner was an idea to connect 1 oa vant “ aT Community Council Drive bleeder valves on pumps so as_ to lrain into packing gland leakase Members of the Holland-Netherlands West Indies Coordination Council are \ yy ar llecting system at the no. 12 avia- Starts With Barbecue welcomed at Lago’s main gate by Company President J. J. Horigan (center). tion still. The Lago Community Council's Among the other winners, Willis Presidente di Compania, Sr. J. J. Horigan (mei-mei) ta duna bonbini na 1950 drive for funds got off to a Lesher was tops with a Fls. 100 miembronan di Colegio di Coordinacion na nan yegada na Main Gate start March 5 with a barbecue. Pur- award. His idea was to provide di Lago. pose of the drive was to get funds routine periodic medical examina- to carry on the Council’s benevolent tions for employees at the Lago work in Aruba and_ elsewhere Marine Club. throughout the world. Last year re- Other winners: sidents of Lago Colony gave Edward J. Kulisek, Fls. 80, use $ 24,480.67, and it was hoped that tray hart drum carrie this year’s drive would exceed that. J. H. McCord, Fis. 75, use lucite A portion of the large crowd at the flush valve seats in toilet water barbecue is seen above square danc- tanks. and Boy Scouts sold soft ing. Cubs Simon Werleman, Fs, 70, use drinks at the barbecue, and one of plumbers’ friends with wipers to up the boys seen at left drinking clean underground duct runs. the profits. Austis H. Gibbs, Fls. 50, conver- sion of public utility buildings. H. M. Fujooah, Fls. 50, remov2 A daugh Scholastica, to Mr. electric whistle cable from present 1. and Mr d Fleary, March position, relocate to position above New Arrivals A son, Adriano, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arrindell, March 1. conduit, Mara and Temblador type A daughter, Joyce E , to Mr. and ship, boiler rooms. Owen, to and Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Sutton, M A son, John George P. Gairy, Fls. 50, institute Matthew nfield, February if A son, Michael Emm to A so) il Clifton, to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah David, ls request slip for drawing, blueprint bruary A daughter, Yolanda Felepina, to Mr. room. carolina, to Mr and M Romualdo Van der Linden, . February March Fred Wormald, Fls. 50, teach to Mr. and Mrs. A daughter, Margaret Irene, to Mr. and Morse code to tug captains. pruary 23 Msr. James Shaw, March 2. 40, install d Suz to Mr. and Mrs. A daus Filomena Isidon >» Mr. Permadat Gopie, Fls. »be n-Williams, February 24. and Mrs. Maximo Arends, March pipe rails on Company cranes. A hter, Vilma Claudette, to A son, Norris Kingsl to Mr. and Mrs. Claude D. Mark, Fls. 40, additio- and Mrs. Joseph Roberts, February Thomas Dennie, March 3. sickness consideration for food A daughter, Brenda Joyce, to Mr. A son, Emiterio, to Mr. and Mrs. Gre- Operations of the Cat Cracker control room are explained to the visiting 3. ephen De Abreu, gorio Werleman, March handle delegates of the Holland-N.W.I. Coordination Council by K. H. Repath aughter, Violeta endo Luis, to Mr. and Mrs. Gregorio Frank, Fls. 40, automa- as Wouters, February March 3. (partially hidden at right). daughter, Hen Can to Victoriano Marciano, to Mr. and tic platinizing of L&N salinity cells. Mrs. Americo Trimon, February Mrs. Crismo Carolina, } . Rafael Zambrano, Fls, 40, im- son, Luis Rudolf, to Mr. and A son, Junior Alberie, - and Mrs. prove table computation of furlough Delegadonan di Colegio di Coordinacion Holanda-Antillanan Holandes ta Jesus Bislick yruary 26. Guillaume Tho . March haya un splicacion den control room di Cat Cracker cerea Sr. Repath. A daughter, Lucia ia, to Mr. and Ag: a, to Mr, and accrual. Mrs. Ramon Vroolijk bruary 28, » March 6 H. B. Staab, Fls. 35, stencil safety A daughter, Maria Christina Je er, to Mr. and Mrs. Guillaume to Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Croes Rogers, March 6. slogan re driving on tail gates of 10-Year Buttons A daughter, line tha, to Mr, A son to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lo A trucks. and Mrs. Adolphus Lawrence, Ma 1 Njoe, March 7. Hilton Bentham Electrical A son, Clement Attle to Mr, and Mrs. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Rodri- James Gomes, Fls. 30, change word Long ervice Awards Theophilus Bedeau, March 1, » March 8. *watchman” to Lago Police’ on all MeMurdo Dunn Marine Off. call boards in BQ’s and Hospital. Pablo Kock Accounting Jules Abrahams, Fls. 25, safety Eugene Lo-Fo-Wong LOF stop on all tool drawers. 30-Year Button Jacob Spanner Lake Fleet Thomas Viapree, Fs. 5, job Edward Jones Lake Fleet Paul O’Brien Catalytic number booklets to be issued to var- James Simmons Lake Fleet Patricie Provence Lake Fleet ious zone offices. 20-Year Buttons Roston Coons, Fs. 25, On identify Wilfred Livingstone Lake Fleet operator and/or stillmen at various Jesus Bislick Drydock George Bryson Lake Fleet process units. Rade Broz TSD Lab. Alton Woods Lake Fleet Adolf B. Elbers, Fls », install Dunean Charles Drydock handrails to garbage rack at Thomas Croe Ss Storehouse Heights Dining Hall. Angel Dirks LOF D. G. Richardson, Fls. 25, old zone Samuel Douglas Acid Plant C utility building to be turned over Jose Farro Carpenter to Wholesale Commissary. Thomas Figaroa Mason & Insulator Donald Haase Ut S Deadline for Car Licenses Pedro de Cuba, Fls, 25, instal Joseph Irios M&C Col. Maint rising stem valve no. 6 and 7 rerun Paul Jensen stills. Instrument Wednesday, March 15, was the Frank Paterson Pipe deadline for island drivers to get Arpad Pekary, Fls. 25, install 2” John Pieters Yard their 1950 automobile license plates. cold feed bypass line to vapor ex- Juancito Schorea Machinist After that date drivers of cars with |changers, CU Members of the recent graduation class in intermediate typing are seen nos. 1 and 4. Leon Thijzen Boiler 1949 licenses on them are subject to above with their instructor, W. A. Keibler (second left). From the left R. H. Brooker, Fls. 20, post Com- Edward Wise Acid & Edeleanu questioning. are Edward Gibson, Mr. Keibler, Olive C. Bailey, Allison Dennie, Carmen pany Labor Policy adequately in al! B. Illidge, E. G. B. Cox, Cladius S. Noel, Vernon Fleming, A. T. Dunken, departments. and Paul St. Jour. The class graduated March 3, after having attended E. A. Gonsalves, Fls. 20, relocate classes for one hour a day five days a week over a nine-month period. ! valve 45 degrees northeast of level- ling, over line, no. 4 CU.

Leonard Marques, Fls. 20, install drain lines from instrument — seal pots in feed line, no. 11 crude still. Richard de Abreu, Fls. 20, turn valves, west main tar line. Bernardo Ras, Fls. 20, reposition inlet valves to upper and bottom coolers 90 and 45 degrees respecti ve- ly, caustie recovery plant, R. Baggaley, Fls. 20, widen er-

trance at east and west sides of Esso Post Office. J. W. Arrias, Fls. 20, install re- movable cover on "in” and "out- board” glands of gasoil pump 387, transfer pumphouse. K. J. Daniel, Fls. 20, install fire extinguishers, acid oil pumps, tanks nos. > and 216. Emile Tondu, Fls. 20, eliminate safety hazard between pump and propane filling shack, snow pile. | Ricardo Geerman, FIs. 20, enyelo- | = pes of Esso Transportation Co. to Shipyard y carpenters ¢ pre sented Etienne Barry (right center) with a match letterheads. Before his re gnation and return to the States this month, George wedding gift last month. Clarence F. Bristol is shown making the pre- J. M. Frans, Fls. 20, discontinu» Quackenbos (right) received a farewell gift from the employees in the sentation. Mr. Barry was married to Gillete Thomas on Februa y 28; the use of fresh water for washing Plant Dispensary. Herman Hennep makes the presentation as the others ceremony was performed at St. Theresa’s Church. window screens, BQ’s, look on.

ARUBA ESSO NEWS MARCH 17, 1950 TENT DT TT E porkito mal-cria

Un dia un muher bieuw tabata bolbe di marché cu un porkito cu el a caba di ds ad cumpra. Na caminda nan a yega na un LL PHO MOL MS DUEDIO WL DOTR Viens AUNT OR brug, y e porkito a pone pia abao y e no kera pasa e brug. E muher bieuw, The Old Woman and Her Pig pura pe yega cas promé cu nochi cera, a roga, sclama y yora. Pero e porkito Once upon a time there was an old mal-cria no kier a moef. woman who did not live in a shoe, and E ora e muher a sigui camna te cu el who did nut have many children; all a topa un cachd. E di: "Caché, morde she had was a little piggy she had just porkito pa mi; porkito no ke pasa brug bought at the market, and which she pa mi yega cas promé cu nochi cera.” was bringing home with her. Pero e cacho a nenga y e muher a Everything went fine, until they came sigui camna te cu el a topa cu un pida before a bridge, and the piggy just palo. E di: ’’Palo, suta e caché pa mi; wouldn’t cross it, "Come on piggy”, the caché no ke morde porkito; porkito no old woman coaxed, "I got to get home ke pasa brug pa mi yega cas promé cu before dark.’ But the piggy wouldn’t nochi cera.” move. Pero e palo a nenga y e muher a sigui Then the old woman went back until te cu el a topa cu un candela. E di: she met a dog; she said: "Dog, dog, "Candela, kima palo pa mi; palo no ke Members of the St. bite piggy; piggy won't cross the bridge, suta caché; caché no ke morde porkito; Vincent A cricket club are seen above. In back, from the left, are A. Bonadie, C. Matthews, C. Bonadie, C. Remie and I shall not get home before dark.” porkito no ke pasa brug pa mi yega cas I. Howe, C. A. Browne (captain); in front are I. Boucher, S. Warner, M. John, and . Linton. But the dog wouldn’t help her, and promé cu nochi cera.” she went on until she met a stick; she Pero e candela a nenga y e muher a said to the stick: "Stick, stick, beat sigui te cu el a yega na un rio; e di cu CYI Pays Out Fls. 1085 For 40 Winning Ideas dog; dog won’t bite piggy; piggy won’t e awa di e rio: "Awa paga candela pa The Coin Your Ideas Committee paid and/or withdray Oo minors mi; candela no ke kima palo; palo no with con- cross bridge, and I shall not get home Fls. 1085 for forty winning suggestions sent of parents. considered before dark.” ke suta cachd; caché no ke morde por- during the month of December. Anton Federle, Fls. 25, install visible Top money winners were C. But the stick wouldn’t help and she kito; porkito no ke pasa brug pa mi G. Wilson and alarm signal, Hospital ithch-board. W. J. Rafloski, each of whom yega cas promé cu nochi cera.” won Fs. 75. Juan F. Quant, Fls. 25, install safety went on, until she met a fire; she said Adolfo Arends hit the jackpot with three shower at caustic wash drum, No. 12 avia- to the fire: "Fire, fire, burn stick; stick Pero e awa a nenga y e muher a sigui winning ideas for a total of Fls. 65. tion still. won’t beat dog; dog won’t bite piggy; te cu el a topa cu un toro; e di: Toro Mr. Wilson’s winner was a suggestion to Guillermo Giel, Fs. install B.P. plug replace chamois discs on Benjamin Piggy won’t cross bridge, and I shall bebe awa pa mi; awa no ke paga can- wea- receptacle to 220 V switch box, Main Elec- ther-proof push buttons with asbestos trie dela; candela no ke kima palo; palo no Shop. not get home before dark.” dises. Richard de Abreu, ke suta cacho; cacho no ke morde por- Fls. 25, install valve But the fire wouldn’t help and she Stamp motor servicing dates on alumi- on tower stripper vent line to strip tower, num tags was Mr. went on, until she met some water; she kito; porkito no ke pasa brug pa mi Rafloski’s 75 guilder Nos. 7 and 8 H.P. Stills; and Fs. 20, yega cas promé cu nochi cera.” winner. equalize pop valve setting of stripping said to the water: "Water, water, Mr. Arends’ three winners: Fls. 25, system, Pero e awa a nenga y e muher a sigui No. 12 V.B. quench fire; fire won’t burn stick; stick improve design of emergency push button Leonard Belgrave, F'ls. 25, construct te cu el a topa cu un carnicero; e di: won't beat dog; dog won't bite piggy; on docks; Fls. 20, install boards with steps and sidewalk on southwest corner, piggy won't cross bridge, and I shall not "Carnicero mata e toro pa mi; toro no emergency telephone numbers in Lago Lago Colony High School. Heights booths; and Fls. 20, make rotary K. H. get home before dark.” ke bebe awa; awa no ke paga candela; Egers, Fls. 20, equip exhaust with connection to telephone numbers 611 and ayes or relocate bucket grader number But the water wouldn’t help, and she candela no ke kima palo; palo no ke 612. )-15. went on until she met an ox; she said suta caché; caché no ke morde porkito; Other winners: Andre Abma, Fs. 20, install drain line Terry J. Mungal, to the ox; "Ox, ox, drink water; water porkito no ke pasa brug pa mi yega cas Fls. 60, present certifi- vacuum side stream to vacuum bottoms, promé cu nochi cera.” cates with service emblenis. No. 10 Crude Still. won't quench fire; fire won’t burn stick; Merle W. Morris, Fls. 50, install explo- H. L. Leverock, Pero e carnicero a nenga y e muher a Fls. 20, protect push stick won’t beat dog; dog won't bite sion-proof barrier between two trans- buttons switches from moisture, Light piggy; piggy won't cross bridge, and I sigui te cu el a topa cu un pida cabuya; former banks, No. 1 Powerhouse. Ends pump house. Milton Hinds, Fls. shall not get home before dark.” e di: ’Cabuya, horca carnicero pa mi; 35, use rubber stamp Lawrence Bailey, Fls. 20, install water carnicero no ke mata toro; toro no ke for inventory posting, Storehouse. line south of Laund But the ox wouldn't help, so she went L. E. Benne, Fls. 30, new method in re- Herman Lopez, bebe awa; awa no ke paga candela; F 20, install concrete on until she met a butcher; she said tc moving and repairing precipitator rappers, bases for standpipes and provide adequate the butcher: ’’Butcher, butcher, kill ox; candela no ke kima palo; palo no ke PCAR. drainage, Lago Heights BQ area; and T. P. Devlin, Fls. 30, corrections and/or Fls. 20, insert date on CYI ox won’t drink water; water won't suta cachdé, caché no ke morde porkito; certificates. additions to Lake Tanker W. Ho porkito no ke pasa brug pa mi yega cas manual, receipts Sing Loy, F 20, cover exhaust quench fire; fire won’t burn stick; stick signed by officers. pipe in cabs of Re won’t beat dog; dog won’t bite piggy; promé cu nochi cera.” Errol Bailey, F 530, eliminate title of W. H. Lamper, piggy won’t cross bridge, and I shall Pero e cabuya a nenga y e pober line from seal pot to sewer, } . 12 Press- muher a sigui camna te cu el a topa cu ADOLFO ARENDS ure Still. not get home before dark.” Cecil Bristol, un djaka; e di: ’Djaka, kauw e cabuya Wins 3 CYI Awards Fls. 20, fabricate canvas But the butcher wouldn’t help and she cover for small machines in motor room at went on, until she met a thick rope; she pa mi; cabuya no ke horca carnicero; A Gana Tres Premio Garage. di Coin Your Ideas said to the rope: "Rope, rope, hang earnicero no ke mata toro; toro no ke na luna di December. Phillip Berkley, Fls. 20, install fire ex- Dos di e premionan tinguisher in Marine Office machine butcher; butcher won’t kill ox; ox bebe awa; awa no ke paga candela; room. tabata di Fis. 20 y E. N. Lopez, Fis. 20, substitute CO2 won't drink water; water won’t quench candela no ke kima palo; palo no ke un tabata di Fis. 25. Total anto di premio- type extinguisher at gasoline pump loca- fire; fire won’t burn stick; stick won’t suta cachd; cacho no ke morde porkito; nan cu el a ricibi pa tion at Garage. su ideanan_ tabata beat dog; dog won't bite piggy; piggy porkito no ke pasa brug pa mi yega cas Eduardo Erasmus, Fls. 20, install walk- Fis. 65. Sr. Arends way between Nos. 2 and 3 tar boxes, ab- won't cross bridge and I shall not get promé cu nochi cera.” ta un empleado na Lago Telephone sorption plant. home before dark.” Pero e djaka a nenga y e muher a Exchan5:. C. Chichester, Fls. 20, elimination of But the rope wouldn’t help, so she sigui te cu el a topa cu un pushi; e di: safety hazard at Lago Club. went on until she met a rat; she said to ”"Pushi, vangue e djaka pa mi; djaka no rejected CYI’s from minutes. Alvarico Evertsz, Fls. 20, install storage ke kauw cabuya; cabuya no ke horca A. Lo Fo Wong, Fls. 30, relocate E.G.B. facilities at gasoil transfer pumphouse. the rat: "Rat, rat, gnaw rope; rope Eugene Clarke, Fls. 20, construct covers carnicero; carnicero no ke mata toro; header south of Poly Plant, level with won't hang butcher; butcher won't kill H.L. afterstage dry drum, GAR-2 to water coolers at Cracking Department 0x; ox won’t drink water; water won’t toro no ke bebe awa; awa no ke paga Francisco Croes, Fls. 25, alteration in similar to tar plant. Dudley C. Grant, quench fire; fire won’t burn stick; stick candela; candela no ke kima palo; palo sanitation facilities south of Nos. 2 and 3 Fls. 20, install plat- no ke suta cachd; cachd no ke morde zone offices; and Fls. 25, construct cover- form in front of post office boxes, Esso won’t beat dog; dog won't bite piggy; Heights Post Office. porkito; porkito no ke pasa brug pa mi ed sand boxes re sand blasting stills and in piggy won’t cross bridge, and I shall not field. E. J. Schofield, Fls. 20, provide liquid get home before dark.” yega cas promé cu nochi cera.” Ulric Holligan, Fls. 25, install waiting deodorizers in all urin at Main Office. Joseph Yarde, Fls. 20, remove 2” of con- But the rat wouldn’t help, so the poor E pushi, mitar na sono, a rek su shed, Personnel Anne ard, Main Gate. curpa, el a gaap y el a bisa; ’’Si bo trece Frederick Gibbs, F 25, make loans crete reinforcement steel east of Bung. old woman went on until she met a cat; 130. she said to the cat: "Cat, cat, kill rat; un skotter di lechi pa mi, mi ta vangue rat won’t gnaw rope; rope won’t hang e djaka.” di: "Si bo hala poco awa na pomp pa butcher; butcher won’t kill ox; ox E ora e muher a bai cerca un baca y nos, nos ta duna bo poco yerba fresco.” {6 Times Around the World el a pidié poco lechi; e baca di: "Si bo won't drink water; water won't quench E muher a bai ne pomp y el a hala A recent voyage abstract of the lake trece poco yerba fresco pa fire; fire won't burn stick; stick won’t mi, mi ta poco awa hiba pe plantadornan; e plan- tanker Inverruba was numbered 2775, duna bo poco lechi.”” E ora e muher a beat dog; dog won't bite piggy; piggy tadornan a duné poco yerba; el a duna and she was commanded by her 48th bai cerca won't cross bridge, and I shall not get plantadornan den cunucu y el e yerba fresco na e baca, y e baca a master, Captain L. R. Good. Some of a pidi nan poco yerba; e plantadornan home before dark.” duné poco lechi; el a hiba e lechi pa e the lads got to speculating as to what The cat stretched and yawned and pushi y ora e pushi a caba di bebe su the ship had accomplished to date, and said: "Get me some fresh milk, and I came up with the following significant shall kill the rat.” she gave to the cat, and after the cat E pushi a cuminza vangue e djaka; figures: The woman went to a cow and asked had lapped the milk E djaka a cuminza kauw e cabuya; Assuming 2775 voyages to La Salina for some milk; the cow said: "Get me The cat began to kill the rat; E cabuya a cuminza horca e carni- at 360 miles per voyage, the Inverruba some hay, and I will give you some The rat began to gnaw the rope; cero; has steamed a total of 990,000 miles, or milk.” The rope began to hang the butcher; E carnicero a cuminza mata e toro; the equivalent of nearly 46 times around The woman went to the haymakers The butcher began to kill the ox; E toro a cuminza bebe e awa di e rio; the world at the equator. and asked for some hay; the haymakers The ox began to drink the water; E awa a cuminza paga e candela; Carrying an average of 2,500 tons of said: "Get us some fresh water from The water began to quench the fire; E candela a cuminza kima e palo; oil per voyage, the Inverruba has trans- the spring and we shall give you the The fire began to burn the stick; E palo a cuminza suta e cacho. ported a total of 6,937,500 tons of crude hay.” The stick began to beat the dog; E cach6é a cuminza morde e porkito; on its 2775 trips. This is 48,562,500 net So the woman got them some fresh The dog began to bite the pig; Y e porkito mal-cria, den su spanto, barrels which, at a 400,000 barrel a day water from the spring, and they gave And the pig, in a fright, crossed the a corre pasa brug sin sa ki ora, di moda run, would keep the refinery going for her some hay; this she gave to the cow, bridge, and the poor little old woman cu toch e pober muher bieuw a yega su about 122 days. and the cow gave her some milk, which got home before dark after all. cas promé cu nochi a cera. (From "Lake Tanker Log"’)