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WELFARE .
VIRGIN ISLANDS

u IE UIIIUII DIdIS5 dIIOdU- TI@1OaPHTTHTI $500 49,
and to increase mut. lal under lone was unavoidably abser,
standing between the people but had sent his own letter Of
Of tie United States and ne warm expressions, which Mr..
people q f other countries. Bergman read.
Through the students who are This note Of warm praise
SCI, abroad under the pro- and conmendation was re-
gran these obiectives are ad- peated and amplifed IN II
vanced in the association Of butes voiced by Mrs. Anna
TIE grantees with their col Watson and Mrs. Eleanor
leagues I. foreign universities ("NudieD Mas Of the Youth
and with the people Of the Commission and St. Thomas
host countries. It is essential, Community Ches. respectige-
therefore, that the partioi- "; by Child Welfare Super
pant selected be personally visor Ruth Jack on end fsr-
qualified contribute to the r-er Welfara Superintendent
general purpose Ct the pre- Stanley Coulter for the /, If
gram. and well prepared in ard general public in Saint
their own fields to carry out Cncix also by Putlic Assist
graduate study successfully ance Director Bernicc Mccol-
under the particular condi- lun who related Dr.. Bornns
tens encountered abroad. labors tie splendid assist
Specific reouirenents are as area now Delng received from
H.. 11a.to5 c4o+oa o44 the federal programs, shortly
zership. 2 Beesa!or'- decree. IS IS exPs1oee iesaits.
OF its equivalent, ~ the ,,;ae Closing the tributes, Harry
Of the award. 81 Sufficient Mardanhorough a Il d Mrs.
knowledge cr ths Language Of Maud Prcudfoot eyt. nded the
the country Gerry out TIE gratitude and appreciation en-
study project. a Coed haa't, behalf particularly ofsthe
Ga health certificate is includ- veteran workers Of 'e De-
ed in he application require partrent Mrs. Proudfoot also
ments9 5. Legal residence in presented DR.. Bornn with the
the State, Territory or Dis elf, FROM the Department, the
trict. 6. Candidates from ne Board and Commission, and
Virgin Islands may be rosi- the Community Chest, and
dents currently studying in "hussed" him affectionately on
universities in the Stltes, or both cheeks while Photo
be young professional people grapher MaIoon made angle
who have completed their shot. The Gift was a twin-pen
university work and returned desk set with marble base in
to their homes for employ scribed with his name and
nent Many such young peo- period Of service with the De-
PIE m a y desire advanced partment, which DR.. Bornn
study abroad which will inn promised he will use at his
prove their skils and enable new desk in the office of the
them to render more valuable Goernnent Secretary
service in their chosen pro- Deeply touched by the tes-
fessions. timonial, DR.. Bornn thanked the
gathering on the many evidences
Countries to which Full of esteem, cooperation and con-
brioht coIo1orc ruill - cop4 fdence extended him over the
years. Outstanding among those
are: Argentina, Australia, Bel IL cited far faithful and dedicat-
GUM and Luxembourg, Bur- ed service, as well as heartfelt
, 1958-09-22
MARSHAL'S SALE

It is hereby brought = pub
lie notice that pursuant to an
order Of Execution issued out,
OF the Police Court on July IS,
1888, in Action for Debts, the
Marshal seized the following
personal property Of:
, 1958-09-22
LIE o HOT SUMMER"

from the Producer Of aPeyton
Place a soaring look at love
in teday's South!
Paul Newman, jeanne Woodward,
ANTHONY Franciosa
GRSON WELLES,
Angela Lansbury
Yhis is the bold, bold story Of a
southern Family and Of a
stranger who could sure stir up
4 town and its women. When
THAT stranger came to town
nothing was ever the same!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-09-22
KNUD KNIGHT

One ID Chevrolet Sedan,
1851 Model, License Number
C-233, Engine Number AK
66319 Weight 1900 lbs,
The above unit of personal
property will be offered for
sale at Public Auction to be
held at the Christiansted Fort
Yard on Monday, October s,
1858, at 200 PM: Conditions
Of sale will be read atthe time
Of auction.
G. A. Matthias
Marshal
BY:
G. M. Plaskett
no~
, 1958-09-22

Turkey and United Kingdom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
TO THOUSANDS OF CAREER GIRLS
Police Department
Is Householder

Two girls. after taking
in q movie. decided to 60 to
a restaurant for some re-
freshments.. They were both
very friendly and from small
towns. so talking to that
cute" boy who came over to
their table seemed very
normal.
Don't Be Stupid"
BE friendly" says Capt.
John l.. Sullivan. head of the
sex squad. but don't be
stupid"
In the same surroundings
is a woman in her early SOS
who is lonely and wants
someone to talk to. She is
fiattered when q man a few"
years younger offers her q
ride home. It wasn't the
original act that was wrong.
1t was what 1t led to.
"She was in the right place
at the wrong time" says
Capt. Sullivan.
Deputy Chief Roy Blick re-
calls q 0aea uvhiNh iVavolvad a
pretty 20-year-old girl from
the Midwest who had come
here for q Government
career.
She met q good looking
young man in a cocktail
lounge who Immediately
rushed her of her feet" A
few days later. after they had
taken in q movie. he pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
MR. D. W. THOMPSON,
DR.. LOCKE SHOE coNSULTAN1,

will be in our Washington store
tomorrow. Tuesday and Wednesday to give you
free advice on comfort, fashion and health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

posed and said that he
wanted to take her to meet
his mother.
The girl recalls that they
drove quite q distance to
what looked to be Q Colonial
mansion high on Q hill.
The mansion" turned out
to be the Rock Greek Park
Golf Club-the girl was
criminally assaulted. Dep
uty Blick said that upon
investigation it was revealed
that the boy. who came from
a prominent family. had been
in an institution.
The girls Government ca
reer ended and she went
home. The boy was returned
to the institution after the
case was made against him.
Deputy Blick says that too
often the girls don't make q
complaint because Of en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

barrassment and 90 the man
walks the streets looking for
new prey.
when they Career girls)
need help. advice or assist
ance, tell them to come to
the police. We're open "a
hours a day. We can help
them more than q con artist"
said the Deputy Chief.
Capt. Katnrynne Boyd.
head Of the Woman's Bureau.
says, Washington is a city
Of glamour II you don't live
here. Girls think they are
going to see the President.
Vice President. etc., when
they come. Then they realize
they might Just as well be
back In Kalamazoo as they
wash out their stockings each
night and go to bed. The
next step Is that they look for
excitement"
An illustration Of this case
came from 1t. Frances Bird,
one Of Capt. Boyd's officers.
It was closed q few weeks
ago.
Two girls came from .
small city in Pennsylvania
for jobs in the Nations Capt.
tai. Both were high school
graduates and one had had
q year Of college-they were
10 and 10.
Through a coworker they
were introduced to two
equally low-salaried boys.
The boys were different"
wore flashy clothes and all
ways seemed to have a big
new car at their disposal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Being driven around BY them
and going to their apartment
to listen to records seemed
exciting"
An intense relationship de-
veloped, then came to a quick
halt when the foursome.
driving in another new car,
was stopped by police.
The boys were arrested for
driving q stolen car across
the State line. The girls we're
turned over to the Woman's
Bureau shaken and dis
tressed." They lost their jobs
and we're returned home.
One will become an unwed
mother.
Another Warning
Capt. Sullivan warns ca
reer women about the Peep
ing Tom," saying that too
often he is thought Of as "a
harmless screwball."
ITO law enforcement agen-
cies the 'Peeping Tom is an
individual whose criminal
potentiality is great. His dan
ger has reached the peak Of
becoming a rapist. and often.
he commits the last heinous
crime-murder! This is not
q horror story. 1t Is a case
history. Jarvis Catoe. prob
ably one OF the most infa-
NOUS murderers Of women
Che murdered severn who
ever terrorized this city. had
Just such q background. Only
his execution put an end to
his career"
Police Chief Murray says,
"The Police Department real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
DON'T

Talk to strangers on street
corners or bars.
Date . casual acquaintance.
Walk alone late at night.
Get into embarrassing"
situations.
Drink here II you didn't
at home.
Accept Q ride. regardless Of
time or weather.
Be over friendly.
Leave lights on when you
60 TO sleep.
Undress BY window even II
shade II pulled.
Meet date at apartment
door; lobby Ii good
enough. Same applies to
good nights."
wool gather" when sur
roundings are familiar.
Let salesman In apartment
when alone.
Stay In basement laundry
when the "repairman"
shows Up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13


lies the heavy responsibility
1t has in offering protection
and sound advice to the many
young women coming to.
Washington for employ
ment.
".As Q crime prevention
measure. we do give special
attention by foot patrol.
scout car, and the detective
cruiser in the vicinity Of 10
cations where the young
women live, work or play. In
addition II Q prowler. Peep
ing Tom. or other intruder
is reported In such O loca-
ton, this Immediately alerts
US to intensity our patrol,
establish q special beat, or
take other precautionary
measures. It Is important
that we be notified Of such
undesirables in these areas"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
|Wdlking Seemed
Difficult

Although the shoe Is q
comparatively recent inven-
ton. being credited in san
dial form and In modified
boot form to the ancient
Egyptians. Greeks. and Ro-
mans, 1t remained for GER
tain Oriental civilizations,
chiefly the Chinese. to bind
ewomen's feet or to hobble
women In an effort to keep
them in subjugation.
In the opinion Of observers
and commentators on our
folklore these practices pro-
NOTED the idea that the girl
with the smallest feet and
most mincing gait was the
most desirable. Women's feet
In antiquity were worshipped
- . love fetish. ~ illustrated
In the lilly feet" Of highborn
Chinese women, which per.
sisted TIL the Twentieth Cen
tury.
Catherine Dc NEEDED Il
credited with inventing the
"chopine." . slipper placed ct
the top Of . ridiculously high
silt or clog. No woman could
walk on such q gadget unas-
sisted. This would be merely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Come IN FOR q personal eonsuItotlon On
your foot problems with Mr.. D. w.
Thompson, Dr. Locke Shoe Authority on
III, foot health and fashion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
DO

Cali the police even If fears
might Just be suspicious.
Be alert passing alleys. high
hedges or fences.
BE familiar with question:
able sections Of town.
Amliats with church. club
or Y, etc.
Confer with Government
counselors. the Y or other
organisations about lodg-
ings.
Use free time 10 advantage,
for sports. study. volunteer
work. fun in groups.
Watch associations. male or
female. Would you intro
duce them to your par
onts?
Keep chain on door. heavy
screens OF windows II on
ground door.
Think Of survival first II
Q physical crisis arises.
Demand respect ct ell times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
CARER G,Rl
1858

q historical oddly II 1t were
not for the fact that 1t was
from various forms Of clogs
that high heels came into
beings.
Perhaps such stiltlike
structures were justified in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

helping to keep women,s
dainty feet on the dirt and
Nth Of medieval streets. But
with modern paving and
sanitation departments high
heels can scarcely be said to
be q basic necessity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star stan Writer

"A pretty 22-year-old career
GIRL on a hot summer night
was sitting in a pair Of shorts
reading a news story about
an assault. In plain view
was her front door open to let
in q little air. AS she read.
she thought to herself, This
could never happen to me-"
But it did.
Washington career girls to-
day find that the wolf" howls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Mex Eoefor
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The soft fotteV Of pink plus the brilliant
excitement of oronee all in one shode-thot's
Max Foctor's new. new Pink N Orange! It's
bold. yet it's feminine! It's the one shade
versotiIe enough for doy and evening, odopt-
obIe to all Of your wardrobe eoIors. The creamy
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you toke it off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

~~>~>~>~~-~-~---~~- ----~~
Just as much in the space age
as 1T did in the Victorian.
The howl has echoed in the
halls Of police headquarters,
when proper precautions on
the part Of these young
women have been lacking.
What are the pitfalls with
male associates here? Could
q crime committed against
the girl have been avoided?
How can the working girl
better protect herself?
These are the questions we
put to top members Of the
Police Department. whose Of
ficers and members play the
role Of house mother" to
thousands Of career girls in
the Metropolitan Area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

lone in q series. Next Sunday:
How o career girl con protect
herself from robbery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13
Helene Rubinsfein
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drop for new beauty. Dry lines seem 10 melt
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bloom. Eoeh application Of Skin Dew brings
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

The international silk Az
ISOLATION IL taking beaming
bows these days on the sue
cess Of the documentary
mood" film on silk made
by the young photographer
Wheaton oalentine In COLI
laboration with the Museum
OF Modern Art and the Metro
politan Museum for the re-
cent International silk Con-
gress. The film, q blend Of
fantasy. fashion and oii-beat
camera work. has been in
cluded In the anthology OF
American films 10 be shown In
the American Pavilion at the
Worlds Fair In Brussels and
is also entered In the Inter-
national film competition at
the Fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
This Headache
Isn't q Pain

The old-fashioned head
ache band Is back In style
though headaches are easier
10 cure these days. A a sum-
mer accessory Il makes an
excellent complement 10 new
bubble coinures and the In
teresting look Of new silhou-
cites. AZ Dame Belts TIE
headache band Is done In
both fabric and feathers with
matching belts for a hand
some set Of accessories.
From the SUMMER collec-
ton Is a band with medium
width bow over bangs and a
matching patent leather belt
with soft pull through buckle
closing. There's a silk sham
tung set IN a good range Of
colors-orange. turquoise, red.
black and navy. The narrow
bow headache band has a
matching soft belt which may
be worn In different ways
about the neckline. at bust
line II you like on q trapeze,
or at hipline for the chemisel
A curved capeskin band also
in many colors may be worn
with buckle in back. The
matching waistline belt has
a contour shape and self
buckle.
Note: Headbands are worn
back Of the hairline with
bangs showing or with hair
fiuffed back and over it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
New Officers
To Be Installed

Mrs. Sylvia schwarts viii
be installed ~ president Of
the Irving Cooper Founda-
ton ct Q luncheon at the
Woodner Hotel at 1880 pm.
Wednesday.
Other ofhcers TO BE- IN
stalled include Mrs. Hilda
Wolman, Mrs. Shirley Es-
train, Mrs. Margaret Harris,
Mrs. Ann Preis, Mrs.
Dorothy Forman, treasurer;
Mrs. Jennie Clayman, Mrs.
Jean Nusbaum and Mrs.
Edith Malamut.
The Irving Cooper Founda-
ton primarily aids the Chill
drens Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Tomorrow's Memories Todoy ;.

Two boys are rompng beneath the stars. They rope
each other they play the grass They roll about
joyousy protesting.
You cang the cowbell to call them in and they begin
to plead but they breathess and in good humor and
urge you TO watch them and look at the big dpper and
after all they can't until the younger is uneashed
The older drops to his knees and works at the knots
and tangles while you wait the porch Their two BIZ
cycles are on the sidewalk directly in front of the steps,
as usual The front wheels Of each turned little
sdewise like dancers in pose The lights from your win
dows trace their handebar in silver and touch the leather
seats with dabs Of light The street lamps bloom down the
avenue like od-fashioned japanese lanterns few leaves
cling to the tall oak trees curly and small like fairy clothes
hung on the spreading limbs to dry little is
rising
Come on now" you insist changing the bell again like
a town crier. School tomorrow. Homework Bedtime
Baths"
Painting and grubby they approach stil protesting.
looping the long white rope in a coil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25

will do-if I have to thread
1t she'll be late because !
can't see to thread it without
my glasses, and I never can
find my glasses when / need
them, you know that"
Wednesday,: -Four tssn-sssd poIs
end Q shy sutton ore problems in
"of Love and Laughter" In the
WomsA's Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Your Pets and Ours :.

One Of the family cats was Ornery, a black kitten
adopted from anxious mothery little girls who
by with baskefu to get rid Of day ornery proved
TO be very independent cat Any dog brash 10 try
and chase her lived regret IT, Soon all ornery had
do turn. majesticay arch her back and the dog
streaked of tail between his legs
Then Spooky joined the household fat black Lab
rador who made straight for Onerys dish Of milk
and slurped It up Although Orney circed the intruder
back arched and Kissing she seemed to understand he
sacrosanct Soon they playing together like cubs roll
ing and nipping and chasing balls and chewing things up
Then the family began to observe curious phenom-
The two young animals began acquire each others
characteristics Spooky would his back hiss
convncney any old tom. While ornery. the cat. had
learned to growll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
Those Constont Little Prayers
You're HordlY Conscious OF

When the last bells ringing and the hens come out Of
little girls dress Please let find needle quickly
ana please let It be already threaded Preferably blue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
OF Love
and Laughter
Ornery Was Very Independent
Until Spooky Came Along
BY MARJORIE HOLMES

It's good 10 be parent when . the youngster whose
schoowork you've worried about brings home good report
card.
After hour Of shouting them out Of bed, shining
Shoes Sticking down hair and meeting the emergencies
Of missing buttons and clothes not back from the clean
ers, somebody whispers at Sunday school, Your whole
family looks especially nice today"
Everybody claims your child stole the show in the
school play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-25
IN STORE
THIS WEEK AT
JMzu

Monday through Saturday, meet"
practical. beautiful Iroquols Flame
proof Chino. It's true china In which
you can actually cook no pots
and pans to wash. TobIs settings
In our China Department, 5th Floor,
Washington Store, and window,
too. Many Of the distinctive indi-
ViduoI pieces would make wonderful
wedding gifts.
Monday through Wednesday, In
formal Modelling in the Tee Room.
We show the lively fashions that
make your Memorial Day week end
and all summer much more fun.
300 to 200 p.m., 7th Floor,
Washington.
Wednesday, we come out openly
tor the summer comfort of smart
6ernordo Sandals. Come consult
with Bernardo fashion co-ordinotor,
Miss Moureen Spindt, here from
$50 o.m. to 1900 and 2:30 to
900 pm. Shoe Center, End Floor,
Washington Store.
Wednesday, the Bethesda Conn.,
munity Garden Club Show welcomes
you OF our Chevy Chase Store. It's
in the auditorium, 200 to 500 pm.
Friday, Memorial Day, all our
stores ore on holiday. So be sure to
polish off your shopping needs early
in the week. We're open oeoin on
Saturday. Of course.
INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE
:. buy United Stotes Savings Bonds
regularly through payroll Sow
ines or @ bond q month where you
bank.
- ~ n
, 1958-08-30
be obtained.


RENTAL INCREASE AT BOURNE FIELD HOUSING
MR. ELUGO: Mr.. President, a>situation was drawn
to my attention today, and | am having a Resolution draft
ed on the subject. / understand that for the third tme)
VICORP is increasing the rents of the tenants occupying
dwelling units at Bourne Field. Since VlCORP took over
those properties it. has increased the rentals twice and this
time VICORP has advised the tenants that it plans to in
crease the rentals by 10 per cent in January of 1858.
Now, as members know, there is a Rent Control Law
in force and effect by which people in private business
are prescribed from arbitrarily raising the rentals on their
properties. Yesterday we passed a resolution granting a
cost-ofliving bonus fifteen dolEars) to Government En-
ployees because the cost of living is skyrocketing. We are
facing up to all these mutations but here is a Federal
agency that is adding to the situation. | do not believe
that there is any sound and ~iustifable reason for VICORP,
for the third time, to raise the rentals of those dwellings.
feel that we, as the representatives of the people,
should present this Resolution (which will be circulated in
a few minutes) to the Board of Directorsoof the Virgin Is
lands Corporation when the board convenes next week in
St. Croix. The resolution purports to decry the situation
and points out that it is our belief that the Federal Gov
eminent ought not to persist in adding to the spiralling of
the cost Of living in the Virgin Islands, and it protests
most vigorously the increase.
MR.. LAWAETZ: Mr.. President, have not seen the re-
solution which the Senator proposes to present. However,
am wondering if and when the Resolution is adopted fl it
will be forwarded to the members Of the Board Of Direc-
tors of 0 If the resolution is sincerely sent to the
President Of the Virgin Islands Corporation it is possible
that it may not come up for discussion at the meeting of
the Board. If we desire to do something about the situa-
ton which the Senator called to our attention, I think that
copies of the Resolution should be sent to each member Of
the Board of Directors.
PER DIEM DUE SENATORS
would like to say under Privileges Of the floor Mr.,
President, that there has been some discussion among the
members of the Legislature with reference to Per Diem
Allowances for previous sessions due Senators. This is
more than three years overdue and covers per diem for
Senators living away-from St. Thomas. The Federal Gov
eminent has seen fit net to pay US this money, although
the Organic Act provides for such payment by the Federal
Government. I believe That we should collect for the days
which we spent in the Legislature, during the Regular
Session and that the same should be paid for by the Legis-
lature out of local funds.
wherefore. respectfully request the President to go
into this matter very carefully to see if there is anything
that this legislature might do to help because | think the
money is Justly due us.
H PRESIDENT Very well.
At this time we have with US Commissioner Leon A.