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, 1958-01-09
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS:

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS: I - y
The following Bills were introduced: !
Bill No. 355- TO Levy Certain Excise and other Inter
al Revenue Taxes in the Virgin Islands, and for Other Pur-
poses. Report of the Advisory Tax Commission Created
by Section 20 Of Act 146, The internal Revenue Act Of
the Virgin Islands" adopted October II. 1856.
Bill No. 356 To Provide for the Elimination of the
Superfciary House Problem Through Acquisition of Land
by the Government for Resale to Superficiary House
Owners, and for other Purposes. tOttley, Reese, Rhyner &
Gomez
Bill No. 357 : To Further Amend Bill No. 198, 'The
Ottley-Richards Land and Home Loan Act" Approved by
the Governor on July 7, 1853, as Amended Rhymer, Of
tley, Gomez, Reese
Bill No. 358 To Provide an exemption for Homestead
Protection from the Real Property Taxes Levied in the
Virgin Islands and for other Purposes1Ottley, Reese, Rhy-
mer, Gomez
Bill No. 359 To Authorize the Construction Of Bus
Shelters for the Protection of School Children in the
Country Areas of the Island of ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Rhymer, Ottley, Gomez & Reese
Bill No. $50 T Authorize the Acquisition of the
Area Known as the Sugar Estate Race Track for the
Purpose OF Constructing a Public Stadium and Recreation
Area, to Provide for the Naming of said Stadium, and for
other Purposes. (Ottley, Reese, Rhymer & Gomez
Bill No. 371 Resolution Directing the Finance Com
|mittee of the Legislature to Investigate and report on the
Feasibility Of Effeeting a Five Per Cent $50 Increase in
Salaries Of Government Employees. DeLugo, Anduze,
Merwin, Moorhead, Milin and Lawaetz)
Bill No. 32 Act to Provide for the Treatment, Cor
Hrection and Handling of Juvenile Delinquents. (Millin,
Merwin, DeLugo, Anduze, Moorhead & Lawaetz
Bill No. 33 To Provide for the Establishment of
Bands in the Public High Schools lMillin, Merwin, An
DUE, Lawaetz, Moorhead, & DeLugo)
Bill No. 374 To Provide for the Care, Treatment and
capitalization Of the Chronically-Ill. Millin, Merwin, An
DUE, Moorhead, DeIugo. Lawaetz)
BillNo. 375 : TO Authorize Certain improvements to
the Christiansted Harbor, for the Construction of a Dock
and for other Purposes. Walter IN. Hodge, & Weymouth
|Rhymer)
Bill No. 376.- Resolution Petitioning the Congress Of
the United States to Appropriate funds for the improve
|ment OF the Harbors at Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas, and
Christiansted 81. Croix, Virgin Islands Of the United States
! Continued on ~fly-sheet)
, 1958-01-09
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday
The HIGHER level
The higher level

And so this morning, richly endowed as we are in the
good things of the earth, in the fellowship of our %neghbors
and the eloseness of our Nation, would it not be fitting for
each Of US to speak in prayer to the Father OF the Nations
to ask that He help u.s.. and teach US and receive our
thanksgiving? !.
Might we not pray that He teach US? Teach US
and teach our leaders ... to seek to understand the pro
blems and needs of our people. Teach us how those pro
blems may reach solution in wisdom. and how best those
needs may be met. Teach US to require OF all those who
seek to lead US. and teach us too. to require OF ourselves,
these things: integrity OF purpose; the upright mind, SELF
less sacrifice, and the courage of the just. Teach Us trust
and hope and self-dependence Teach US the security Of
, 1958-01-09

1dttff. 80 EEt8# Hs
The road ahead % r7--
-Four decades ago, when old Dannebrog was replaced
here by the Stars and Stripes, the United States stood on
the brink of World War ]. Today we celebrate this ami
VerSary at a time when the nations seem to be gathered on
the verge Of a most serious catastrophe of four times. This
sombering thought should bring US solemn pause. Today,
as we meet here in peace and quietness, our statesmen are
striving valiantly to settle international issues around the
conference table rather than around the "Watch-fires of
a hundred circling camps" Today the democratic coun-
tries, led by our Mother Country, and by our great Presi-
dent, are earnestly and eagerly seeking ways and means
to keep the peace.
This is serious moment. And it behooves us as good
American citizens to be loyalto our Country and Flag and
to the eminent principles for which they stand, to pro-
claim our faith in righteousness and justice, and to be
proud to give ourselves in meeting the everyday needs of
our Nation, by willing sacrifice. Thus we strengthen, like
wise, our own homeland.
Our Commission
To each individual gathered here, and to those within
the reach of my voice, / express, first, our satisfaction
that YOU could join with us in reviewing this parade of
events. Secondly, my great faith that you, each and every
one of you, can contribute something to render more pre-
cious the social, economic and political fabric of these Is
lands so dear to us all. And, thirdly, that in SO doing you
will gain the satisfaction Of knowing that you are moving
along the high road Of constructive progress on all fronts
and not banding together to achieve the defensive or mega
tive concept of mere physical security. When we place our
desires and designs into proper perspective, to which we
can attend right now we would move into better position
to celebrate the golden anniversary laden with achieve
ments beyond our fondest dreams. It is a great faith that
march forward. With it we cannot stand still.
In summary
In closing we wish to emphasize that a real, pulsing
drive, adorned with deep human concern. has marked
these Virgin Islands as the ~shoW-place of American demo
craey. Our gold is in our hearts and in our homes, and our
monument not the shaft of stone, but a tower Of true spiri-
tual and cultural value and of great material accomplish
ments. From that viewpoint, and with these Self-evident
truths, we have surveyed with pardonable pride, yet with
humility, these past forty years.
, 1958-01-09
THE ST. cRoIx AVIS

It is we'll that we soleinnly pledge, this instant. to
build a stronger and better nation and home-of greater
'acurity and increasing prosperity for all Working toge-
therfor the co~nnmonWelfareis an American habit. Let us
continue to cultivate and to keep that habit strong. We
know that we have not failed to do our full share in this
good work. We know what has been done. We know viii
Their our goal: With sincere and answering dedication to
the tasks ahead, with confidence in our ability to accom-
plish them, with abiding faith in Almighty God, we can
not fail-We shall notfail.
For the honor of appearing once again before you, my
thanks to each one Of you.
God bless you all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Summer Furniture
Fourth Floor, washinglon only

FourM ft0oT, washington Oniy
l-3s.ss Aluminium chslse Lounge, lnnersprno
Pod. 5-Positon Adjustment, Modern Leof Print,
White Background law
l-29.s5 Aluminium chaiss Lounge, lnnersprino
Pod, 5-Positon Adjustment, Solid Green 24.9s
l-2s.s5 Aluminium chsiss Lounge. lnnsrsprino
Pods, red ond White Cover
l-5ss5 Buntins,3 Scots, Metal Frore Glider,
Red Forol Print with White Background, 2-Cush-
ion Book, Pillow AIMS --------3S s5
I-l1ss v"poi"''d Lew" s'''ss. z se.t:3
I-7ss Mstehins Lawn Chair. Curved Seek.
l-s.ss Unpeinted Lawn ssttss. Stroieht Book,
I-4.ss Unpsintsd Mstehns Lawn Chair 2ss
3-l2s5 Lswn Swing Awnings, Green with White
2-ie.s5 Redwood ottomons, Green convos
Pads SAT
$3.50 Redwood Sun Lounge on Wheels, with
Full Reversible Red g Green Colored Pod, 4-Posi-
ton and Sleep Adjustment .-------.----lS.7S
l-39.sS Aluminium 3-pe. Petio Set, Chose
Lounge and Two Matching Choirs, oil with Thick
Modern Design Pods 1897
1888 g. umbFees, 8-rib, Park Avenue and
Modern leot designs inside, red, yellow OUT
side - - .--.------- - 1895
I-s.sS canodian csdor Picnic TobIs end !
Hiss Bunting IS" White EnomsI Umbrella
zo-Is.sS Wrought Iron sterIisht Circle choirs
with Pink or TurQonse Scots - -------- 500
1-s.ss Metal Perch chsir'. Red, Green and Vel.
Gx ss H HS Gs AZ Round Is:. 10 1s sG
1855 y UmbrsIIe, Lift Tilt Design with
cronk, Rib yellow PIostie Outside, FIorol De-
sign Inside 1895
BeIow, LoiOer LeVel, Arlington Only
+s.s5 Stock Chairs. Aluminium Frone. Green g
White Plostic Webbing ---------- 4.es
s-s.ss Aluminium Folding Lown choir,. Plastic
Webbing, Assorted Colors .--------- $50
6-l7.s5 Aluminium Fielding choisette, Posi-
tons, PIostic Webbing, Assorted Colors 49, s.os
lass Aluminium chssstts. Makes into Choir,
5 Positions Green Ploid Cover
l-i6.s5 Fielding Aluminium Chair, Podded Scot,
Covered Back, ; Positions, FIoro Plastic Cover,
1899
1855 Square umbreIIo TobIe, Folding AIuni-
mum Legs. Marine PlVSood Top, Noturol Finish,
1899
lass MetoI Umbrella TsbIss, AZ Inch, Round,
White Enon1el Finish
l-iI.sS Folding Aluminium Chair, Podded Scot,
Green Poid-
lass Aluminium Glider Chair, Red 6 White
Plastic Webbing
Hiss Aluminium Glider, yellow 6 White PIos-
TIC webbing, Seats 4 --l4.99
hiss Outdoor Coffee TsbIe, marine plywood,
natural finish, aluminium legs -------- 7.s9
lass Aluminium choiss, green and white
IioroI cover 1900 ------------- I4'SI
3-S.ss AII-Metol Lawn Chairs, Enamel Finish,
! Red, ! Green ! yellow 3.49
hiss Aluminium cheiss, nnersprne Pod, Red
q White Plastic Cover
6-lo.sS Bssket Chairs. Wrought Iron Frome,
800
l-T2.sS Wood Lawn Settss. Adirondack Style,
Scots z, Imprinted, Outdoor Sompe--- 80 500
lbs Wood Lswn Choir. Curved Book, I'm
painted, Adirondack Style ------------ 800
l-3.So Wood End TobIe, Imprinted Sompe l.ss
also California Love Seots. Postic and Soil
cloth Cushions. Wheels. Floor Somples - 1899
1855 Umbrella. Lift Tilt Design with
Turquoise Plastic Outside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Robes, Lingerie

(5elow) RooeS-Second Floor, Washington only
$3.50 prip-dy Cotton Brunch couts. zipper
front or eoochnon STYLE Broken size ronoe for
misses 90
1850 Cotton Brunch coots and Duster.. Drip
Dry; broken size ronoe for misses
l-lSsS Lounsins Peiomes. Beige nylon quilted
loeket and brown velvet sloeks. Size Ia 1000
7se Briefs and Pennies. NyIon or cotton; sizes
o-lo IN group for 90
(BelotO) Street Floor, Washington Only
CLEARANCE! s.ss-Io.ss Tep-Brund LINGERIE.
Nylon trieot; broken assortment 2.59 70 500
1873 NyIon Trieot Gowns. Broken assortment, Lac
1850 Three-piees Cotton Psiems Sets Brok-
ca SIZE range for 500
800 Drip-dry Cotton SIeepwear
End Floor, Washington Only
lreeulors in long ond short O d m
gowns or poomos; postel - '" 0DoVV
colors; broken size ronoe.
sS-l.es Reyon Slips or Psttieoots. PIeoted hem
line; postels; broken size ronee -- 100
$3.50 poeron/ Cotton Slips. White; broken
SIZE ronoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tor 500
1850 Boby Doll Peiemas. Nyon. Broken size
range ---------- ---.----299
1919 Doeron/NyIon SIp-Panties. White;
broken size ronoe -------2 for 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Teens, Big Girls Spring
and Summer Little HeeIo Shoes
%

9Th r., Washington; End H.. Arlington
Pumps and strops in bock/whiie, brown white,
block potent, red, yellow; broken size range, 49,.
Girls 6.So-6.sS American Junior Shoes. Discon-
,inued styles in strops or pumps. White or block
potent; broken size ronoe, 6h-3 and At 3.e9
BelotD, 9TH r., Washington Only
Girls e.9S-9.So StrideRits Shoes. Discontinued
spring and summer styles In the group ore sizes
to loroe OF 4.9s; Teens sizes 40, $40
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Infants, ChiIdren's Wear
4th Floor, Washington Only

9TH Floor, Washington Only
Girls l.ss one-Pieee PIOysuit. Zip 'front.' sizes
Girls l.99 PIoid Shorts. Beige yeIIow; sizes s
and 6 only 100
Girls 2.ss and 3ee Cotton Skirts. Prints or
solids; broken size range Ask .---.-- ---l.5o
Tots 2.25 Pajsmes with Simpson Pants. Cool
mesh print, Sizes months and ! yeor----l.so
ToddIeFs' LOO Polo Shirts. Stripes or Postes.
Slight irreouIors. Sizes ! to 2---34 sac
s9e Receiving sIonksts. Postels; slight reeu-
ors see
2.s9 Cotton Crib BIonksts. Postels; sizes 36x5o",
i.ss
l.ss PsresIs Crib Sheets White or posteIs; sizes
4Sx77"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
SiIUertCUre
Street Floor. WASHINGTON Only

loo-lls 10 $50 Serving Pieces. Bone china
handles with stainless bIodes ---I.oo
$500 SiIvsrplotsd Coffee Pets. SLIGHTLY
S~'H'~'Su Ivy
1000 siIverpIuted choFins Dish. Slightly denied,
1899
5000 Sterling HsndIed Two-p Steak Sets.
'h9n'V sefoteneo --------------l0. 100"
'Pius tar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Housewares
Third Floor Wosbjno

ThHd Floor, Washington Only
1913 l2-h. rolls Nylon end Vinyl Webbing
for Outdoor Chors
39-i.9s Plostie Window Fan Covers, for 20"
IonS we
1858 Royon Window Curtains, Black or
brown we
SS-Il.sS Plastic Shower Ensembles, Beige, Black,
yellow or White
1855 Hsnd-Pointed Toilet Scots. Strowfower
or Poodes
500 yellow EnomeI Chicken FFysrs- l.ss
1853 S4xS4 Quilted TsbIs PsdS -----I.ss
2l-4.ss Jumbo Werdrobs Gorment Boss 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
SpOrfSICeUr

Second Floor. Washington; Street Floor,
Arlington
l2.9o-l4.9e colifornie Knit Dresses. Slim skirts
with chemse tops; solids and checks. Broken size
ronpe SIS
6.ss Sleeveless chemise Dresses in cotton, white,
black or pink. 500
S.ss-7.s9 Swim Suits. Cotton print; sizes 81
ono - -9'SS
S.Ss PsdsI Pushsrs. Solids, prints and stripes in
Horpoon cloth or chino. Sizes lo-l6 in group
800
4.9s and 5.Ss Jsmeies Shorts. Solids pIoids or
stripes Sizes lo-l6 in group 2.sS and 500
S.ss PIeysuits. one-pieee body doll styles with
separate bIoomer points or one-pece ploy suit with
notehine skirt Assorted prints; sizes 1915 in
group ------ ----- --.------- 5.S9
500 and 7.9S Femous-AAske Cotton Skirts. Un-
pressed pIeots style. Sizes 1915 ------- 800
3.Ss Beech Shoes. Sizes S, M or l--- I.99
800 to 500 Krinkey PIsy Seperetes. 5Louses,
skirts, shorts, ploysuts and pedoI pushen. Pink
or blue ond sizes o. 8 in group ass 10 SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
S.98.l2.98 Dresses
Misses and WOmen'S Sizes
Budget Dress Shop, End Floor, Both Stores
4.!!)9

Oressy, cosuoI styles Royon, eottons Solids
and prints; lights and dorks One and T.
piece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores
400 Lightweight Dress Shirts
Famous noke lightweight shirts re- OO
dlesd from stock for clearance. AOOO
Broken sizes.
2.0S to 3.95 Knit Shirts
Fohous moke knit shirts-reduced TO 40
elsor Pocket styles in vorous coIors. HOO
Broken sizes
2.00 d $50 Sport Shirts
Short sleeve sport shirts in solid coIors ~
end foncy patterns. Woshoble Brok- Ne
en- sizes.
200 Pair Mems 5.95 to 6.9S
Wash Stacks
Main Aisle, Street Floor, Washington Only
Cool cords tropicos and polished q IN
eottons in blue grey ton, charcoal, Sb0OO
and brown in the assortment. l. zoo
Pleoted fronts 70 TO AZ, ivy fronts w
~ 10 SO. Some available reody cuffed. Sorry, nc
eterotions.
(Belot0) Washington Only
,1-Msn's 2.ss Short-SIssv Sport Shirts 90
sS-Men's 3.eS Peiomos, size A only LIE
1855 DaeFon and Cotton Shirts, unused lSI
-Se5 IrreauIoF Cotton Robes ----------ZSS
i4-I.0o Athletic Shirts. soiled. Irregular ond
EsSe TO $50 Tee Shirts. soied
also 10 $50 Cotton Midwoys and longs, so,led
and n1usSeo --------------- WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Amazing Electric vibrating
Relaxa Pillow
Toiletries, Street Floor, Both Stores
S S ::I;;4.99

. Stimulates eireulstion v
. seothss tired eehins muscles
. Eeses tension
Vibrotine pillow thot is decorative os
os useful. v. /. approved. Hos zipI
vinyl cover in assorted eoIors; wipes {
with damp cloth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

249 Prs. Mems 8.95 to 1925
Wash and Wear Stacks
Wash, hong dripping wet, weor Q4
needs little or no ironing Doeron O~NDD
blends in cords, tropieols, wills ond self-weoVes.
Blues, oreys, tons, browns in the assortment
Sizes 70 to AZ in group.
3I9 Prs. Mems 1895 to I4.S5
Better.TaiIOred Stacks
Docron and wool blends ond doeron % Q0
blend wash and weors. Solids, self OOOO
weoves cords and benooIines in blues oreys, tons,
and browns in assortment. Sizes 70 TO AZ in
group.
S45 and 1898
DacrOn-WOOl Suits
lono wearing cool-to- the touch, $3.50 SOO
Docron, 1870 WOOL crease resistont eDO
fobrcs Solid and pottern effects in blues, ereys,
browns in the assortment. Broken size ronee.
SPECIAL SALE!
Mems ThreeSOme Suits
A Suit Plus Contrasting Sloeks
A rich nubby self-weove in q
blend OF royon and silk A KA.xK
solid color suit with contrast
ing slocks; blues, ereys. tons, browns, and CHOIR
coos in the assortment. Sizes regulars, shorts,
longs, extro-ones in the group.
Below, Washington Only
JUST 20! Mems 1895
FamOus-Make Summer Suits
These con be woshed or dry
cleaned. Only one-or-two-of x.xK
o-kind in rare blend Of
royon, docron, mohoir cnd oeetote. Sizes, Reeu-
lors, 5/36, 1877, 1898, 1889, 2/42, 2/44;
Shorts, lI36, l/3S 2/3e; Longs, 1913, l/4o.
Notions
Street Floor, Washington Only
Charcoal Pits
R.ody TO use , Nothing TO q 10, 2.S9
bockyord, picnic, beach or compno.. Complete
with charcoal. GRILL mooic wick and stond.
I.79 Plastic Storage Bags
This Iot OF boes reduced from our 0OC
regular stock includes garment boys, OO
blanket boys and shoe boys Buy several OF this
price 10 complete your storage problems. Keeps
dust free and helps to insure oeoinst moths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Juniors

Ind Floor, Both Stores
3o-Sss 10 s.ss Cotton Dresses Postel eolors;
broken size ronee Sis - ---.4.SS
l5-I4.ss to 1898 Dresses. Cotton and Arnelt;
some with ioekets. Broken size range, Ills, s.ss
3.99-9.9S Sports~ssr Collection. Skirts, BIouses,
Bermudos; Arnele cotton ond ehonnbroy Broken
size range, It's; assorted colors. l.26 10 4.26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

AUHCHtO NhUNg AHOHHOSOOSSO
Street Floor, Both Stores
R.08 Embossed Cotton Spreads
Limited quantities Two patterns to n al
select from. Rose or dosy print HOO
Needs little or no ironing. Blue, yellow or rose
In twin or full size.
Belotp, Washington Only
35e to 50c Place Mats
Slight irreoulors in these mots ore OZc
hordly noticeable and will not effect -
their wearing qualities. Fine assortment.
2.90 Cotton Shag Rugs
loroe 27x48 in. size Limited color n go
selection. Pre-shrunk Color fost. AOVV
ideoI for ho or bedroom.
2.20 Linen Print Aprons
Linen butterfly print with nyIon ruffle. nA
Discontinued from our stock. Assorted AsVO
eolors on noturol linen.
I.00 to 2.59 Cotton Print Cloths
S2xs2 in size Some soiIed % T., o 0M
and nussed. All first quail - wv OSVO
lily. 80
Color fost and pre-shrunk. 52x7o in. size, zls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
I.7S Plastic Storage Bags

This Iot OF boys reduced from our OOC
regular stock includes garment boys, DO
blanket boys and shoe boys Buy several OF this
price 10 complete your storage problems Keeps
dust free and helps to insure oooinst moths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
BOySICe0r



stripes and checks. Majority hove aNH
slostic books and belted front. Sizes
6-l2. fof S'VV
Soc to 70c Briefs and Tee Shirts
Broken assortment OF cotton knit O0C
briefs and short sleeve Tee shirts. ~O
Broken sizes. Limited quantity. for LOO
I5I-2.99 Cotton Chino Stacks
Washable black cotton chino sloeks IN
In Ivy style with buckle in beck a"
Sizes ola. 81 in Washington; so , g., ,so
In Arlington
500 Wash and Wear Cardigans
Jackets
Unlined cotton washable jackets in % O0
new 4-button style. Light blue, block, SoOD
white and ton in group. Sizes Ola.
Belou, Washington Only
S-l4ss UnIined combed Cotton Washable Sport
coots, 10, ID, lS, 20----------------s SIS
1850 Wosh n Wear Cord Suits, sizes 6 ond 8,
1923
i-l49S weshobIs Polished Cotton Suit. size s.
9.ss
S-l4.ss Washable Sport cOot and Slack Two
SoNe, sizes and 1913
$50 Polished Cotton Sleek and Shin Sets,
sizes ond ---------. ,----------- 3.Ss
LASS zip-Lirsd eobordins Trench cOOt. size
s-J' Boys' 1895 Ysor Round Long Points Suits.
Nxe % - - - e. TO- - - - 90 I.UU
1888 2-Pe. Cowboy Suits. sizes s and s, 4.4s
Beloip Arlington Only
1855 Ape. Cowboy Suits. sizes 6-l2--4.4s
Hiss White coot and Block Points Combine
tions. sizes ; and IA -------------- 1928
1-l4.ss Polished Cotton WsshsbIs Suits, sizes
y enc " S.Se
1-io.ss White Rsyor Soor costs, size 10, 7.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24

Second Floor, Washington Only
1898 TO $500 Cashmere costs, Misses
sizes ----- --- ----- IVY
1898 Ginger Flonnel Spring coets. Sou
turier styled .-------------------- 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
z Famous Brands I'm
WOmen's Shoes


Open toe sondoIs with open closed boek Beige,
brown or nulti-eolors; Iono-weorino soles Sizes
to large 3 in group, but not in eoeh size and
color
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-24
Accessories
3.00 Skirt.BIOuse Sets

3.90 SktrtsBlOuSe Sets
Budget Sportswear. Street Floor. Both Stores
:i::S:.s: S1o sEs''G n 81 .od 800
solor with motehina un- ,xa =.
pressed pleoted skirt with
dotted border; also floro print blouse ond skirt or
Poisey print royon ocetote skirt and blouse; sew
erol eolors; sizes lo-lS.
(BelowJ Handbags, Street Floor,
Washington Only
$500 Summer Bsss --2ss'
so-Women's BiIIfolds and Frsneh Purses. "As-
Is" piece Of 200 ond 300 quality l.19s
$4,000 Hondboss
Women's ZOO Leather Belts. Postels loo
sPlHs tar
Irregulars of LIS Seamless
NyIOns
Below, Street Floor. Washington Only
Choice Of plain or mesh knit nyIon kQc
stockings. irregularities ore so slight
they ore hard to detect. Good summer shades;
sizes Sail.
LIS FuII-Fsshionsd NyIons. Perfect quality;
sizes s h-ll in collection sse
soc White Bobby Seeks. White cotton with nylon-
reinforced toe and heel. Sizes 9-ll. ; prs. 100
CLEARANCE IzS Psirs-l.,5 to les NyIons.
Fomous bronds in broken ronoe Of sizes.
prs I.VV
Misses 3.99 to 5.99 SpOrtswear
Budget Sportsioe0r, Street Floor, Both Stores
Cotton and cotton knit shorts Jo- O mn
moico shorts and pedo pushers Cir %oOO
euIor and impressed pleoted cotton skirts, oso
knit cotton sheoth skirts Sleeveless blouses prints,
stripes and sizes lo-l6 in collection.
(Below) Budget Sportswear, Street Floor
Washington Only
zoo-3.ss Cotton Knit coFdissn Jeeksts end
Bleusons. Novelty knit; "a sleeves. Sizes N
ono -----------------S'i
i5o-l.Se and z.9e Cotton Knit Tee ShiFts
Solids and stripes; eordioons slippon style. Sizes
5 and N
i25-2.s9 Cotton PIoysuits. One Piece with zip
per front and pIeoted trim on bottom. Solids or
prints; Sizes 1915 -i.5s
$3.50 Cotton Skirts. Impressed pIeots, cir
cuor or sheoth styles. Solids or prints sizes o-l6
IN group 49, 80 % - isSC
, 1958-12-30
Vic Ddmone.
Recording Artist,
Visits st. Thomus

Vic Damone, well known
TV, screen and recording star,
is spending several days in St.
Thomas at the Virgin Isle Ho-
tel. Mr.. Damone currently is
the star of the show at the
Caribe Hilton Hotel in San
Juan, where he will remain
until January Z.
Mr.. Damone's newest record
Separate Tables" is now one
the most popular in the
States and figures indicate it
will be another million seller,
as was his last big hit, ION the
Street Where You Live"
Commenting on this, his
first visit to st. Thomas, Mr..
Damone said he was unhappy
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, 1958-12-30

of duty. Hezekiah Mcintosh
received a $4,000 award for
being the tractor operator who
maintained his equipment in
the best condition throughout
the year.