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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

you love flowers and use the
services of a gardener to grow
them you would naturally try
to get a gardener who would
not only be good at the job
but love flowers. lovingly tend
and take care of them.
Fear miscarriage"
Unfortunately, among the
foreign ministers there are
some gardeners and nurses
who make you fear for the
fate of the flowers, the fate
of the child. In other words.
we fear lest the summit meet
ing dies before 1t is born.
Then it will not be the birth
Of a baby but a miscarriage.
And this is what We fear. 1t is
necessary to find such forms
for preparing the summit
meeting as would insure against
such things.
Perhaps the meeting should
be prepared through diplomatic
channels? If foreign ministers
are sort of midwives who should
help the child come into the
world, and. as we understand
it. such a child is the strength
ening of peace. the elimination
Of international tension and
the cold war. greater mutual
understanding and confidence
among States, We have reasons
to fear that among these mid
wives there are persons who
are not interested in the birth
of this child, who is awaited
by all mankind"
Mr.. Khrushchev's questioner
asked if he meant he did not
object to a foreign ministers
conference despite the exist
ence of bad gardeners and
nurses.
You did not get me right"
Mr.. Khrushchev retorted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

a summit meeting. referring to
the Secretary as an "ill-wisheI
on the establishment Of new
spirit in the relations between
countries"
State Department officials
call the wide-rsnging inter-
view "tantalizing" but lacking
in enough specific detail to in
dictate definite shifts in Soviet
policy.
The Soviet party chief ex-
pounds on such diverse sub
jects as the whitening away Of
the state under communism,
prospect for an arms limita-
ton agreement. dangers Of H
bomb-carrying planes and the
increasing role of the Commu-
mist Party in Soviet affairs.
Granted January 81
The interview was granted a
London Times reporter last
January 81. Tass broadcast the
text in English TO Europe eight
days ago. II become available
to State Department officials
last week.
Personally" Mr.. Khrushchev
told the London reporter, Il
have not objected and do not
object now to the need Of good
preparation for a summit meet
ing. It stands to reason that
what foreign ministers exist
for is to deal with international
problems.
But if you have a baby you
naturally want to have a good
nurse SO that the baby would
not injure his eyes and hands
and not be morally depraved.
You choose a nurse with whom
your baby would be safe. But
II you are recommended a
nurse who cannot guarantee
the safety Of your child. would
you entrust the fate of your
baby to such a nurse? Or. if
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

What we want to avoid and
to exclude is the influence oil
ill-wishers on the esta blishment
Of a new spirit in the relations
between countries. We want to
provide conditions for organic
ing a meeting and solving
problems which have become
pressing now.
"The solution of pressing
problems could be a good be-
ginning for the complete liqui-
dation of the cold war in the
future. l am not sure that if
the preparation of q summit
meeting is entrusted to for
eign ministers, the solution OF
this question might not be
blocked ;"
The Soviet party chief said it
would be more difficult for the
"ill-wishing" foreign minister
obviously meaning Mr.. Dulles
to sabotage the decisions of
a summit meeting, once held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Khrushchev in Uniform,
Halls Red Armed Forces

MOSCOW. Feb. % up. =
Nikita Khrushchev. decked out
In a bright blue lieutenant
generals uniform. today heaped
praise on the Soviet armed
forces on their 40th anniver-
Sary.
The Soviet Communist party
leader spoke at the huge Sports
Palace in Lenin Stadium sur
rounded by other uniformed
Soviet chieftains.
Mr.. Krushchev. who won his
rank as a political officer in
World War II. wore a blue,
gold-embroidered jacket with
shoulder pads bearing the twin
stars of a lieutenant general. 1t
was the first time in many
years-some observers said
since the war-that he had ap-
peared in military dress.
Premier Bulganin and Presi-
dent Klementi Voroshilov.
wearing the uniforms of Soviet
marshals, Joined Mr.. Khru-
shchev in praising the growth
Of the Soviet armed forces.
Party Loyalty Stressed
Mr.. Khrushchev said the
Communist Party organiza-
.tions in the armed forces are
rallying servicemen around the
party's Central Committee.
He called on Soviet forces
to strengthen military collabo-
ration with the soldiers of the
Socialist countries who stand
shoulder to shoulder with our
army to guard the peace and
security Of the people"
Mr.. Khrushchevs address
was q message to the armed
services from the Central Com
mittee. the Supreme Soviet
and the Council of Ministers.
He again asserted imperial
lists are pushing an arms race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
A Doctor Discovers
How to ''Bathe Away"
Arthritic and Rheumatic
Like Pains FAST
-. in your o,Un bathtlb!
BY INA LEE,
Science
Feature Writer

MEDICAL SCIENCE has scored
again! Now a'doctor has found
a way TO literally battle away
Arthritic and Rheumatic-type
pains in minutes in your own
home. Think of what this means
if you. or loved one. suffers
agonies like those of Arthritis and
Rheumatism, Think of what this
means to millions who, al the first
sign of a chill or dampness. begin
TO feel the torture of jabbing.
aching, So-called minor pains in
arms, legs, back and shoulders -
pains of stiffening Joints, tired,
knotted, over-worked muscles,
Imagine the fresh hope and new
JOY this discovery can now bring
to thousands who have dispaired
of getting help!
This doctors remarkable dis.
covery is called BATHERAPY.
1t is an amazing ALL-IN-ONE
hot bath formula that brings you
fast, effective relief from many
aches and pains. Many who have
tried it give glowing reports of
unbelievable reduction in suffer-
ing. They describe how the min
eral bath warmth penetrates
painful areas to relax and loosen
tense nerves and cramped
muscles. They tell how stiffness
in your neck, shoulders, hands and
all over your body seems TO melt
away and your ability TO
move about increased how
sound sleep often becomes a
reality after your very first bath.
In BATHERAPY TESTS by
doctors, nurses, clinics, santa
RUINS, hospitals and individual
patients with minor Arthritic and
Rheumatic-like pains, S6q6 sue
cess was reported. In almost
l00e6 of the cases, some degree
of welcome temporary relief.
more relaxation and better sleep
was noted in many cases the first
and only satisfying relief they
had been able to get.
How This Discovery
Was Made
About 20 years ago, brilliant
young doctor vowed he would find
a way for his patients to relieve
arthritic and rheumatic-type pains
in their own homes without
narcotics : without pills : without
painful, burning IinimentS.
During his days as a student in
Vienna, he had observed the pop
ularity of Mineral Baths such as
at Baden-Baden, Vichy and other
Health Resorts. He found out that
sufferers from ArthritiS, Rheu-
matism and similar ailments trav-
elled thousands of miles and spent
hundreds of dollars TO enjoy the
pain relief these baths provided.
4. And now he determined to
provide similar benefits for his
patients = without expense and
travel!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
IArgentines Go
TO Polls Today;
[Tiqht RaeeSeen

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. % up.
"A close race appeared likely
tomorrow in Argentina's first
free presidential election in
more than 10 years. Supporters
Of ex-Dictator Juan D. Peron
could swing it either way.
Only two Of the 10 candidates
are giving a chance of winning.
They are: Radical Arturo
Frondizi. 49-year-old lawyer
intellectual who has support
from diehard Peronistas.
Ricardo Balbin, 53-year-old
lawyer and fighter against the
old Peron regime. He has the
quiet support of the provisional
government which overthrow
Gen. Peron and exiled him in
| 1855.
Last of Bitter Hours
In an election eve broadcast,
provisional President Pedro
Aramburu told the nation the
voters will decide the nation S
destiny in tomorrow's election,
leaving behind the bitter
hours that will never return. "
Mr.. Aramburu is not a candi-
date.
Democracy has won, wreck
ing the last vestiges of dictator
ship" Mr.. Aramburu declared.
Gen. Peron. now in exile in
the Dominican Republic, had
called upon his supporters in
Argentina to vote for any cam
didate opposing tyranny" He
predicted this week that Mr..
Frondizi would win.
Up to then, Peronistas were
planning to cast blank ballots.
But the Peron statement was
taken to mean support for Mr..
Frondizi, who has also a motley
following of Communists. left
wingers. workers and Fascists.
However, PeroniSta PAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
. PuIsI No DrvssI No RUh.l No eodss,sl

Aided by other doctors, scien-
fists and lab technicians. he devel-
oped - after years of research - q
water-soluble concentrate that
was almost the same formula
found in waters of these fabulous
health resortS-a concentrate rich
in certain carbonates. SulphaieS,
iodides and chlorides of Lithium,
Potassium. Iron and other bene-
fetal minerals = when his patients
dissolved this concentrate in
warm water, they experienced a
remarkable measure Of tempo
rsry relief.
Improvements on Nature
But the doctor was not yet sat
iShed. He wanted to improve on
the pain-relieving benefits of
Natures own Health Spas. He
wanted TO take advantage Of all
the advances science and medi-
cine had made in thermal and
water treatments for pain relief,
for taut nerves. and for that all-ln
feeling of fatigue.
He travelled TO various Natural
Health Springs and compiled facts
about their formulas and thera-
peutic effects.
Probably one of the most pre-
scribed baths for pain relief has
been the sulphur bath. So he
added sulphur. a special, medl-
cally-pure sulphur that doesn't
stain. has no odor, is light yet
healing, and clings TO the skin 10
prolong beneficial effects
Then he added a combination
of analgeSics never before used
together, to provide a further
gentle soporific and wonderfully
soothing pain relieving action.
Because for years doctors have
recommended Magnesium Sui
phate for painful swollen external
conditions. this too was included.
Then, to duplicate the invigorat-
ing benefits of ocean-water
bathing, sodium chloride and
beneficial iodides were added.
A Tranquilizing Effect
The doctor and his experts
found that achieving complete
utter relaxation was one of the
most important contributions a
bath of this type could afford.
Like the skin, the sense Of smell
is highly sensitive to external
stimulation = so he added the
fragrance of certain herbs, moSses
and foliage that, from time i'm
memorial, have had wonderfully
soothing. tranquilizing effect. He
combined balSams. mountain
pine. mint Eucalyptus 10 create
a soothing sensation TO induce a
gentle relaxing, untightening OF
muscles and body. To these other
ingredients. he added boric acid,
bicarbonate of soda, mild anti
septics, even a natural deedorizer
each for its own beneficial
effect.
Amazing Results
Thanks 10 this doctors tireleSs
efforts in bringing together so
many medically-proven ingredi'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

enis that work in 50 many ways.
the effect of a BATHERAPY
bath is unique -- unlike any other
method of relief ever devised. I'll
never forget the first one took.
drew a tub of moderately hot
water to which | added handful
of BATHERAPY. | had hardly
let myself sink into the tub when
something wonderful began 10
happen. A deep. penetrating
warmth seemed 10 course through
my body. II was as though the
liquid mineral heat were actually
maSSaeing my frayed and tor
tured nerves. In few minutes an
Undesirable feeling Of relaxation
erept over me. Aches and pains
seemed 10 float away and | felt
as though my whole body were
being careSsed in soaking Spring
sunshine. II was an experience
I'll never forget and one that
oIten repeat.
Blessed Relief - Or No Cost
Thousands of people have
shared my experience. Important
people IN Business, Society and
Politics celebrities in the world
of entertainment and professional
athletes use BATHERAPY. Doc
tors are prescribing il for patients.
Nursing homes and institutions
are using il. More than 20 maga-
zine and newspaper editors have
praised il = and every month
thousands more folks like YOU
and me are discovering
BATHERAPY and swearing by II.
So you can have great confidence
in BATHERAPY. Remember,
there is no cure for arthrltis yet
so don't expect BATHERAPY
TO work miracles! Expect II to
bring YOU quick. welcome, tempo
rary relief. Remember. all body
chemistry is different. So
BATHERAPY may help you q
little or tremendously.
You must be the Judge il
BATHERAPY does not do all
this page has led YOU to expect
your money will be refunded
Be honest with yourself. Give
BATHERAPY a trial. Feel for
yourself how its warm waves OF
liquid medicinal heat battle away
aches and pains - on your hack.
neck, shoulders, chest. hips, arms.
thighs and legs. !. II your nerves
are on edge, il your muscles nag
you with pain and stiffness from
damp and chill. notice how
quickly BATHERAPY produces
a feeling of relaxation and we'll
being. II YOU suffer from fatigue,
over-exertlon or inability TO sleep
now ENJOY the fast, soothing.
gentle relief BATH.ERAPY
brings you. Results like these
must be yours. or your money IS
refunded in full. Don't delay =
discover for yourself today how
BATHERAPY can battle away
your aches and palms, Phone your
order or mail coupon at bottom
Of this page now! After using
BATHERAPY regularly. II pains
and aches persist. see your doctor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

phletO appeared in the mails
today calling for blank ballots,
Peronistas cast two million
blank ballots in the July cleo
tinns for an assembly to write
a new constitution. Mr.. From
dizi's party lost in that election
by less than 100000 votes to
Mr.. Balbin's party.
In a bid to win votes for the
presidency. Mr.. Frondizi has
promised amnesty to Gen.
Peron's outlawed party. He
never fatty opposed Gen. Pc
ron's return from exile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
Khrushchev Interview
Rops Dulles Summit Role
BY EARL H. VOSS
Star Stan Writer

Indications that Soviet leaders intend to persist in their
campaign to minimize Secretary Of State Dulles role in
pairing for summit conference have appeared in the release
Of another Khrushchev interview by Radio Moscow
Soviet Communist Party Chief Nkita Khrushchev bluntly
intends sabotage preparations for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

If you had extra unre-
ported income last year.
which is subject to tax, be
sure to declare and explain
ii in your Federal income tax
return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
EDIToR'S PRAISE
"BATHERAPY"
THE DALLAS TIMES.

THE DALLAS TIMES.
HERALD reports: i. :. Tubs
away tension, relieves muscu-
lar pain, relieves itchy skin.
draws out body toxins and
induces relaxation in the same
manner as does the mineral
bath Of a health resort"
THE CHICAGO TRIB-
UNE ADVISES This is a
bath that is truly recuperative,
and it is especially recon-
mended as a bedtime ritual"
HARPER'S BAZAAR
EDITORIALIZES: Pleas
antly relax tense muscles and
soothe your tangled nerves
ease away your aches and
pains
THE BALTIMO E
NEWS: :. ."BATHERAPY
will act as an external
ISOLATION for raw nerves
and sleepleSsness."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

in preparation for a new
war" but said the Soviet
Union consistently strives for
peace.
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky,
the Defense Minister. gave the
main speech. He charged the
United States. Britain and
"other capitalist countries"
with following a foreign policy
that strives to "aggravate in
ternational relations and con-
tinue the arms race and prepa-
rations for war against the
Soviet Union and the countries
of the peoples democracies."
Charges Attack Plan
Marshal Malinovsky said the
December NATO meeting in
Paris proved the Western pow
ers plan to continue the arms
race and hatch plans for an
attack against the Soviet Union
and the socialist camp coun-
tries"
But. he said, the Soviet Union
is prepared to repulse any at
tack. Soviet Forces have mis-
siles which can take a hydrogen
charge to any point on earth.
he asserted.
Marshal Malinovsky's re-
marks did not make clear
whether he meant the missiles
already are in full operational
readiness with the armed forces.
Mr.. Khrushchev in the past has
made claims similar to those
of the defense minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

CONG SOMEwHERE2 Why not around the
" world? You can now be casual about circing
the earth as those questions imply-and without
benef1t Of. Sputniks. As for the rewards. global
perspective alone seems to add another dimension
to your point Of view One traveller reported after
the experience: II don't Just feel rejuvenated. I
feel reincarnated"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

that would be plenty Of time To see a lot Of air.
ports, muttered Hadn't been saving for q vaca-
ton abroad? she insisted The tourist fare 81 385
not much to take In the Orient. Middle East and
Europe Besides, could charge now and pay later.
Five weeks before my friends assignment termi-
mated decided to pamper myself.
Pan American Always mapped out my itinerary,
CONTINUED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Around the World In ~ DAYS
By KATHLEEN WALKER
Special Writer for Tne star

used to elevate globe-trotting to the exalted
realm Of caviar and champagne. Then friend on
Government assignment in viet-Nam urged me to
join her for the journey home. Ridiculousl How
could I, mere Government worker, possibly swing
an ambitious venture like that?
My friend whitfield away at my excuses Hadn't
accumulated six weeks Of annual leave2 BY plane
, 1958-01-17
Sincerely yours,
WALTER 4. GORDON
Governor

Attach, At - :
INTRODUCTION AND ASSIGNMENT OF BILLS
BILL No, 1874 Act to Provide Additional A~ppropria.
1tions for Essential Public Projects for Expenditure During
the Period January |, 1857 to June so, 1857, Proposed by
Walter ], M. Hodge & Weymouth Rhymer. Assigned to
the Finance Committee.
BILL No. 385 : Resolution to Amend Standing Rules
and to Provide for, the Creation of a Committee on the
Judiciary. Assigned to the Committee Of the Whole, a~4
BILL No, $3.50 Resolution to Urge the Re-establsh-
nent Of Full Time Social Security Services In the Virgin
Islands of the United States, Assigned to the Committee
of the Whole. 4@##:
BILL No. 387 Resolution to Express the Apprecia-
ton of the People Of the Virgin Islands for.the Services on
Their Behalf Of the Late Fred L. Crawford. : Assigned to-
the Committee of the Whole.
BILL No. 3a8 Resolution P~etitioning the Congress Of
the United States for the Extension Of Federal Aid to
Highways Programs 70 the Virgin Islands, Proposed by
Senators De Lugo, Merwin, Millin, Lawaetz, Moorhead
and Anduze, Assigned to the Committee of the Whole,
BILL No, $50 Act to Provide the Covering Of Ger.
tain Taxes Into a Special Road Fund" and for other
Purposes, Proposed by Senators De Lugo, Merwin, Mfllin,
.Lawaetz, Moorhead ndAnduze. /. Assigned to the Finance
Committee, AAz Az-ezA zz-a.t zs.4 IS
BILL No, 800 To Express the, Pride Of the People Of:
the Virgin Islands In Valny Thomas on his becoming the
First Virgin Islander to Play In the Major Professional
Baseball Leagues. Proposed by the Committee Of the
ADOPTION OF BILLS:
The following bills were discussed and adopted in the
form and BY the votes indicated;
THE SECOND LEGISLATURES OF THE VIRGIN
ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
#= Ia 4.4r. liza 4sss 20 81. aa#sa.Au7.
TO Provide Additional Appropriations For Public Projects
for Expenditure during the PeriodJuly /, 1866 to June so,
1885,
BE IT by the Legislature Of the irein Islands.
SECTION1. The following sums are hereby appro.
priated from funds available In the Special Internal Rev.
'enue oFund6ln the Treasury of the Virgin Islands not
otherwise appropriated In accordance with sub-section
28(c) I'D OF the Revised Qrganic Act OF the Virgin. Islands
for expenditure during the FiscalYear July /, 1885 to
June 80, 1857 for the purposes hereinafter. expressly
named:
ST. CROIX
i. For deepening or dredging docking area
etcs atonesideC hr4stiansted wharves 8, $40. 200
2. For installing Air Conditioning In Fred.
a .'@ OAAAASN s'srrtr'rt.tssa tt, $f6,UOU
a ST. JOHN
s. For extension and other improvements
to dock at Cruz Bay. st. John con nm
, 1958-01-17

The President of the Legislature
Charlotte Atnale. AMs y sFe&QNFay@@
ST, Thomas Virgin Islands @fs~
My dear Mr. President:
Pursuantoto section116 t) Of Public Law 517, the Re
vised Organic Act Of the Virgin Islands, approved July a.,
1854, hereby nominate the following individuals to be
commissioners OF departments OF the Executive Branch Of
the Government OF the Virgin islands:
!, Mr.. Donald S, Borehan as Commissioner Of Pub
lie Works In+
2. MI, Leon A. Mawson as Commissioner. Of. Public
Safety s@S SIS
8, DR.. James G. Reardon - Commissioner Of
Attached Is a brief geographic summary on p Rear
don. DR.. Reardon has also appeared before the Legislature
and has had an opportunity to give some additional back
ground on himself, ! am sure the members Of the Legisla-
, 1958-01-17

The correction and adoption of the Journals, for the
Meetings Of April 10, II, IL and Is was deferred until
members had an opportunity to pardse.the same.
CORRESPONDENCE: 2 Sa& @3s
The following correspondence was read:
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Analie
st Thomas
Virgin Islands Of the United States
April l6, 1857
, 1958-01-17

LEGlsLATIVEREcORD
Continued from yesterday .
LEGISLATIVE DAY. WEDNESDAY. APRII. y. 1857
The Legislature of the Virgin Islands reconYened at
2;2l pm, Wednesday, April II, 1897. -"1
Present were: --. ..
, 1958-01-17

The Honorable
The President Of the Legislature
Charlotte Amalie %4-
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. President:
This is to- advise that the following Bill. which wa
passed by the Legislature of the Virgin islands on Apri
II, 1857, has been sanctioned and approved by. me as o
this date.
Bill No. S77, To Amend Law to Standardiz,
Leave Of Absence of Employees Of the Govern
ment of the Virgin Islands Of the United States,
approved December 8, 1888, as amended.
.& SincerelVt YOURS. " ~
, 1958-01-17

lture are acquainted with the record and achievements Of
Messrs, Borehaln and Mawson.
lam hopeful that the Legislature will consent to these