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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-29
Annapolis, the historic cap

Annapolis, the historic cap
ital of Maryland, will take
special note of its traditions
during Heritage Week to be
held October 1918.
The town which once
echoed to the footsteps of
patriots, royalists, pirates and
privateersmen, has planned a
week of events which will no
doubt make many an imagi-
native tourist feel as if he'd
been transported back to Co.
lonial days.
Guided walking tours and
o Colonial trade fair will be
presented daily from 10 am.
to S pm. The opening Of the
trade fair at 1890 am. Oc-
tober Is will formally launch
Heritage Week. The fair will
illustrate the Importance Of
trade and shipping in the
growth of our economy and
will display 18th century
memorabilia and artifacts.
Other Heritage Week high
lights will be a Colonial Din
ner at 6:45 pm. on October
Is at the Treadway Maryland
Inn and a candlelight tour
Of Brice, Chase-Lloyd and
Hammond-H arwood Houses.
The Old Senate Chamber and
the Old Treasury Building
are also included on the can
delight tour.
Another social event Of the
week will be the Maryland
Hunt Breakfast on October 10.
Reservations for the break
fast at the Treadway Mary
land Inn, and for the Colonial
Dinner will be limited and
will be honored in the order
received.
Expected to be a big attrac-
ton on this last day is a tour
Of the gardens Of Whitehall,
famous house built by Gov
ernor Sharpe and overlook
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WoMEN's DRESSES reodying for October!

Summary Dresses $40. Originally $l7ee $3.50 twopiece
prints with velvet trim; print voes; cotton eyees with
under-coIor trim few sheer prints
Dress Group. $l2 Originally $3.50 SIS pure silk prints
iocket STYLE Enko print sheer jacket dresses few
polka dot chffons.
one-of-oKind Dresses. SIS. Originally SIS $50 Blue or
dressy oce; print Jerseys polka dotted chiffons
Better Dresses $40 Originally $50 cotton oyon
iocket dresses; beige chiffon tormos with oee trim
I Crepe Costume. SIS. Originally Sl25. Navy, 22h.
Silk Pescnts Costume. SIS. Originally 81 So Block, lSh.
Wool Costume. $500. Originally $l65. Navy, '8h.
BoIero Costume, $s5 Originally $780, Navy 10.
Second Floor Street cIeorons selections also OF Silver Spring
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Democratic Club
Plons Squore Donce

The Women's Democratic
Club Of Silver Spring will
sponsor a Fall Frolic square
dance at $3.50 pm. Saturday
at the Gaithersburg Agricul-
tural Center.
Mrs. Ralph A. Wells is
chairman Of the event. She
is being assisted by Mrs.
Stanley Cook, Mrs. James j.
Lynch, Miss Mary Kehoe,
Mrs. Julia Russo, Mrs. jean
cite Varoutsos, Mrs. Betty Nc
Dewitt, Mrs. Harper Smith
and Mrs. F. Paul Clark. Mr..
Maurice Flowers will be call
er.
Proceeds will 60 to the
1860 campaign fund, for
which the clubs goal is
$1,000, Mrs. Richard Flem-
mings president. has an
nounced.
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Episcopal
Church Pluns
BQZUur

The third annual bazaar
sponsored by the Women's
Auxiliary of Aqua Episcopal
Church will be held Saturday
at the Stafford Elementary
School, Stafford. Va, -
The day-long affair will
feature fun, food and enter
tainment, and many bargains
for all ages.
Pony rides, penny pitch,
darts and other games will be
held while in the school audi
forum a variety Of booths
will offer flower arrange
ments, handicraft. aprons,
toys and children's clothes.
A white elephant sale, thrift
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Latin Riders Tour
Llangollen Farm

Oakley Farm and then visit
Mr.. Paul Melons Training
Center, Following a visit to
The Plains, they were to have
cocktails and dinner in
Warrenton residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards.
Mrs. Raymond Wire has
planned a dinner for them
tomorrow and on Saturday
! the riders will visit the Fair
fax Hunt Race Meet and
later have cocktails at the
Fairfax Hunt Clubhouse.
On October 7 there will be
a cocktail party given by Gen.
w. H. Abendroth at the
armory and the horse show
ball honoring the teams will
take place on the 9th.
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Annapolis Pldns
Heritage Week

ing Chesapeake Bay. 1t is
now owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Scarlet, jr.
Several historic private
homes in the area will also
be open during Heritage
Week. A tour of the Naval
Academy is also planned.
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ROBES ready for October!

Busters. Brunch coo $3.50 Originally $500 drp-dy styles
including sws and poto wrop Pink blue red 1910 in
the group,
Duste Fitted Robes $500 Originally $3.50 eoons ond Doeron-
cotton blends. Some postes; foil coIors. 1910.
Fourth Floor Street and Selections OF All Broneh Stores
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CHILDREN'S SHOPS get ready for October!

fodder Joekst. $3.50 Originally $500 boys girls fonne-ned
shorkskns or cotton poplns. Red navy, pink; 2-5x
fodder overoI 81 80, $3.50. Originally $2ee. $500 boys,
Girls styles to match above iockes
Girls Cotton BIoues slss Originally $3.50 Solids mostly white
pink. Box.
prints Some embroidery trim TIA.
Girls Skirts. $500 $500. Originally $500 to $3.50 Solids
poids; mostly slim styles. LA.
coIor; solids. pIoids, prints 8-l4
sub.een Skirts, $500 Originally s799. $500 pose woo
poids. Mostly slim. 8-l4.
JeIsfFs FoIs Church. shhIngtOn. Silver Spring soes
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Alumnoe Officers

Mrs. Richard c. Fowler
has been elected president Of
the Bryn Mawr Club Of
Washington.
Other new officers include
Mrs. Silver L. Tesone. vice
president; Mrs. Allan Hunter.
junior vice president; Mrs.
Henry Kerr, secretary; Mrs.
Thomas P. Thornton. corre-
spending secretary; Miss Eliz-
abeth Steinert. treasurer.
and Mrs. David c. Acheson,
scholarship chairman.
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Sorority Meeting

XII Sigma Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi international So
rority, will meet at 8 pm.
Thursday, at the Hillwood
Community Center in Falls
Church. Mrs. Emil Dietsch
and Mrs. Earl Seer are in
charge Of the program.
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BRIDES SHOP, r Street Only!

Weddne Dresses SOS and sss Originally $l35 and S45.
Chonty type lace; bouquet oyon tofteto, silk bomboz
Sompe slightly soed display pieces Others vorous tobries
originally $50 to $l45, now SIS 10 $50.
Brdesmsds' Dresses, $40 to SIS Originally SIS 5000.
Seventh Floor Street Only
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HANDBAGS, SMALL LEATHER GOODS

Hondboss $sss TO $7ss. Originally S595 to $l295 eothes
and supplement your hondbo9 collection! Good osor-
n1ent Of tovorie styles and eoors in the group.
Leather Aeeesse 5se $l5o ST. So Originally 81 to 50
purses eyeooss eose cigarette lighters and
Some fobrcs. too.
oon Purse Aeeessories ST. 49, 81. Originally So to $40 i'm
ported French purses, eyeooss and cigarette eoses
Prices plus
Street Floor, every JeieH Store!
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BUDGET DRESSES ready for October!

Light Dresses. S. Originally 5000 sl4ee eoons. heer
Docons, ond ocetotes Coou prints some with oekes
1920, l4h-24h in the group.
Summary Group, So. Originally S4oe and $l79o. Cotton
Docons prints and solid eoors Sheohs full skirts dresy ond
cosuo styles. 8-l8, l4h-24h
Dress Selection $40. Originally 1879 and 5000 Docron
voes CoorfuI dessy and eoot styles $40, 4h24h.
Fifth Floor Street. Selections ct Funs Church.
ShrIington. Silver Spring
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For Teller Women!
$49.ee to 5000 Spring Goats

Stotuesque sizes "a to 40! Fine woos button wrop
styles. Small and loroe colors Monotone tweed included
plus bosie navy, beige. grey. blues
Misses. Juniors s3ss9-s49s9 Long coots. $40
Fine wooIs wool blends; rony button styles. Small
to cope eoors. Navy. postes 1915; e-l5.
Just 7 Women's 1899 coots, Toppers. $40
Bosketweove eoots, navy grey; l26 Linen/woo top
pers coroI or blue; lo-l4.
Misses, Juniors S4eso-S69 coots. SIS
Button wrap oshon woods for cosuo dress NoV.
beige, blue toost; lo-l6 9-l5.
Women's S5sss-S6S.ss cosss. $50. Dressy cosuoI-
finely detoied: hond toored! 1918 proportioned
Women's $4ss9-$6s.ss coets, $3S Some Of fomous
CroioIeohs included Tweeds solid eoors. 1918 proper
toned.
Just Misses s6sSS-sss Dress coets $35. Finest woods.
hondtolored Navy, beige. blue l2-l6.
10 Misses SIS 70 $3.50 Summer coets, $40. Silk ond
cotton blend wrops Novy. white. grey; II to IT,
Misses Juniors $3.50 to $3.50 Toppers Slo Light
weight wool wrops in coro or blue.
Juniors Sl7ss Cotton coots. IS. Long white woffIe
piques slim silhouette. lib.
All coots Third Floor, Street
Limited Selections ct Bronehss
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CASUAL DRESSES ready for October!

Misses Womens Group. So Originally 5000 $14ee fovor
Nyon polka dots wolfe prints seersucke sleeveless shirt
dresses. Many few OF kind
Dress Selection S. Originally 50 IS $3.50 Shdess styles,
scooped necknes sleeveless Styles stepns Royon prints
plaid oinohoms voes novelties Sizes 1918; few pus sizes
for
Fifth Floor Street
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MISSES DRESSES reodying for October!

Summary Group, $40 Originally Sl79o to SIS cotton Town.
botste dotted SWISS type Prints polka dots solid coors
One and two-pece syes-nony coIors.
Dress Group, SIS. Originally 5000 $35 costumes, dressy
afternoon or bose styles even foos Cotton prints
blends piques oroondy Silk oroonzos crepes
White, navy, block posteIs in the group
Second Floor Street. cnd Selections Silver Spring
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ToILETRIEs reodying for October!

Roger and eeiet Dry Perfume. Sizs. Originally $3.50.
Roger and Goet soop $25 Originally S. Red lavender,
conoton.
Purse Kits, 75e. Originally $l.25
Nyon Hair Brushes, sse. Choice Of styles.
Street ONLY Perfume and purse kits plus tax
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HOSIERY reodies for October!

Femous- oke Lounge Slippers ST. Originally $3e5 Soft sole
redbock plaid corduroy hard sole corduroy tweed. oo
red/boek Sizes small, medium, large; some extros loroe
Street Floor, every JeLeH Store!
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GIRDLEs AND BRAS reodying for October!
JEWELRY reodies for October!

Costume Group ST. Originally 81 eoch Necklaces, eorrnes
CoIored beods and stones; some posteIs.
Jewe Group S. Originally 81 to $40 neck oee broee-
let's earrings CoIored stones. beods; tailored meoIs
PRICES Federal tax
Street Floor Street 0nI
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shop corner and an open
snack bar will be among
other features.
Proceeds from the bazaar
will go toward building .
parish hall.
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NECKWEAR reodies for October!

sIou.es ST. S. 81 Originally $500 and $500 Solid coIors
prints in Vored styles.
Summer Flowers use and soc. Originally soc and 81.
seo ST. ORIGINALLY s. and So prints and solid coIors 24neh
chiffons and long chiffons.
White stoIes $3.50 Originally $500 washable orion knts.
Street Floor. Street. ond every b'oneh store
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JR. BUDGET SHOP reodies for October!

Junior Dress Loves S. and So. Originally Slee to Sl7e9
striped cottons rosebud print shrtdees whteoround pques
Spun oyons, sleeveless do print shrtdesses zip front, dok
sleeveless cottons Dork with button back boero
Fourth Floor Street
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SUITS reodying for October!

SUITS reodying for October!
1899 to 1899 Fashion Woods, SIS, $50, S35.
One and Of kind! Imported silks worseds, fonnes silk
ondwoo blends misses sizes; fashion coors Demted box
eossie styles; two with matching bouses.
Third Floor. Street and Fols Church
Summer Suit CIeurout SIS
Originally $3.50 and S2e lightweight fohonobIes including
checks Solids prints Fitted demt styles Misses juniors
wonens sizes in the group.
Third Floor. Street; Selections OF Fons Church
Silver Spring, ShrIinoton
THE FRENCH ROOM reodies for October!
5000 Tucked Silk orssnxe Shesth white ses Pink blue
9'''' ''"'' ''''' q O0'' 'O0''" SIS
5000 Silk orsenxe. seh embroidered othe Of the bride
Pink, blue SL9
5000 White Cotton loes sotn sheoth SIS
$50 Cotton Print Sheath in brown $50
$50 Block Linen Sheath, white oroondy
$50 Tucked Cotton, cosy skirt Navy, black --------$35
$50 Block Linen Sheoth, triple oroondy $40
$50 Polished Cotton Short Formed $40
$50 Pque Print Shirtdre "a sleeves $45
$40 Silk Print Sheath, sleeves Turquoise $50
$40 Silk orsenxs ShiFtdress Block SIS
Second Floor. : Street
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SPORTS SHOP reodies for October!

SPORTS SHOP reodies for October!
Sepootes Group So Originally $500 $500 points, skirts.
Juekets Cottons in solid color; lo-l4.
Car coc ST. Originally s795 White sto0 eoOns Pink. blue;
10 TO IT,
Classic seek So. Originally $3.50 wool onneIs beige blue
l4-l8 broken sizes.
Slim Pont sio Originally sl7e9 wool kni in red lo-le
Cashmere Dessmeke. $40. Originally $3.50 puovers in oyo
grey, red 36-4o in the group
Beohweor 81 and So Originally $2es $500 group in sizes
TO- II only Tops. shorts points, tshirts skirts. swsuis!
Swimsuts IS. Originally $500 S49e. Lostex cotton
sheohs. Blue. white, gold 10, Il only.
swmsu se. Originally $3.50 to $3.50 sheoths. little boy
Styles Lostex cotton Blue white. brown. 10, II only
Above eeorOnee Street Only
BIoues ST. Originally $3.50 to $500 Sleeveless cop sleeve
cottons Block, white, red. lo-6.
Wool Joekets $40 Originally $3.50 cropped eIossies Red
white navy. lO-l6
Cotton Sepeoes SIS Originally $3.50 do cotton print elose
sets-shirt and full skirt Brown only; 10 tol6
Above clearance ct Street. Third Floor; and shhIngton
Silver Spring. F0Ls Church
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LINGERIE reodying for October!

LINGERIE reodying for October!
Cotton Blend sespwss 81 and 50. Originally $500 to $3.50
Gowns and pojomos; postes and prints. 1888.
Cotton EIonneI Gowns $500. Originally $500 long woz
32-4O.
NyIon sIeepweor sssS TO $s.S5 Originally s595 $l4e5r
long ond woItz gowns high fohion eoo some block SEQ
Cotton fonneI Psems, $3.50 Originally $500 Bermuda Iona
lengths pod 32-4o -
Cotton Blend Slips 81 and s.ss Originally $500 to $685.
NyIon Teot Briefs ST. Originally S59 White pink bIue 5-T
kyIon Trieot Slips Pettsp 1926 $5s5 Originally s595 to-
$685. White, coors "
NyIon Satin Slips. s3.Ss. Originally $500 White blue Hoy
Bouffon. Peteoos 81 to $3.50. Originally $500 to $685.
White, colors
Second Floor, = Street. end Every BrOneh Store y
GIRDLES AND BRAS reodying for October!
Bros 81 sIoss Originally 81 to $3.50 st'ops and sropess
Cottons nyons; few torsos. =
Foundetiors S7ss TO slz.ss Originally $3.50 to $3.50
Lostex cotton nyon power Pulons, zppes Some with
bonino
cdes Pensie eirdIes Szss Sass. Originally S595
$3.50 Boned boneIess Pulon and styles Royon
son Iostex, power nets, nyon sotin and cottons
Second Floor St. Only
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scHooL-cAREER SHOP reodies for oct.!

Summary Dresses S. Originally $500 to $79o cotton prints.
including sunboeks with buitn bros. lis.
Full Skirts, 50. Originally $500 cotton prints. It's.
Cotton Joekets ST. Originally $500 beige and white stripes.
SIN
Sleeveless Blouses ST. Originally $49e prints and solid eoors
swimsu.s, IS. Originally Sl4se to $3.50 cotton Iosex
styles. Light dark colors.
Fourth Floor, Street. Selections ct
FoIIs Church. shhlinston Silver Spring
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SPORTS DRESS SHOP reodies for October!

Shirdrees SIS and $40 Originally SIS ond
1899 eosyeoeobes block burnt Broken sizes lo
Cotton sheehs SIS Originally SIS leather Brown
grey lo-l6 in the group.
Fifth Floor, r Street and oil brcneh stores
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LITTLESPoRTs SHOP reodies for October!

Play Seporoes 81 and ST. Bouse shorts pedo puhers. soeks
supplement your wordrobe. Mostly 10. II.
Street Floor, r ST. Only
, 1959-06-04
Works Comm.
In Puerto Rico to See
Admiral Gallery

Government House an
riounced yesterday that Gov
ernor Merwin had sent Public
Works Commissioner Donald
Boreham to Puerto Rico to
confer with Rear Admiral
Daniel v. Gallery, Comman-
dant Of the Tenth Naval Dis
trict, to ascertain the possibi-
lities of increasing the amount
of water for st. Thomas. At
the present time water can
only be hauled from the Naval
Continued on page AZ
, 1959-06-04
Pdtrolmun Finds
Women Dead at Her
Home in Western Sub.

Mrs. Anna Dalton was found
dead at her home, No. 2 West
ern Suburb, in Christiansted
at 1890 this morning by Pa
trolman Nehemiah Jushua.
The Patrolman's attention
was drawn by Mrs. Magdalene
Edwards, who lives across the
street, to the open door where
he found the body.
Upon orders of the Coroner,
the body was removed to the
morgue at the Charles Har-
wood Memorial Hospital
, 1959-06-04
Case Against Estebun
Rivera Put Off For
September Term

The case of first degree MUIR
der against Esteban Rivera
Julia which was called up yes
terday in the District Court in
christiansted was postponed
until the September term Of
the Court.
Calvin Burke pleaded guilty
as charged and will be SEN
fenced tomorrow.
In Frederiksted, zoilo Ro-
driguez Pe1eira, is being tried
on the charge Of murder in the
first degree. The defendant is
uelI1S represented by Attorney
Almeric Christian.
In the case Of Alfred Glen
dinen ct al VS.. Munroe Glen
dinen for partition, arguments
for disposal of property was
heard in Frederiksted Court
for the convenience Of the
attorneys.
Ed. Note: Through a mislnder-
standing it was reported in this
paper that the foregoing case
would be tried by a jury in Fred
eriksted. Arguments were heard
for the convenience of the oppos-
ing attorneys who had a jury
case in that district.
, 1959-06-04
Seventh Day
Adventists to Show
Pictures Of 48th Sess.

A special film on the 48th
Session Of the General Con
ference Of the Seventh Day
Adventist Church will be
shown on Sunday, June I,
1859, at 7:3O pm. in Christian
sted. This session was held in
the Civic Auditorium in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
The Mayor and Governors
Continued on page Al
, 1959-06-04

Jose Ernesto Carrero of
Senator Ron de Lugo as follow
"On May 10Th, you stated in
the Senate Of the Virgin IS
lands your opposition to my
appointment as Traffic Direc-
tor for the Virgin Islands. That
is your privilege and your
right. However, I was shocked
and surprised to note that you
used your parliamentary inn
munity to villify and destroy
my character. You ,delved five
years into history to accuse me
CT being a hit and run driver.
For your Information, / was
charged with being a hit and
run driver but that charge
was dismissed and / was COM
pletely cleared. Either you de-
liberately lied or else you did
not check your information
carefully; in either event you
acted as a very poor Senator.
4 do not dispute your right
to doubt my qualifications for
the job, but the very least ! ex-
pected Of you was that you
check my qualifications, and
] never expected you to EN-
ploy the same tactics which
you piously cried was used
against you during the recent
campaign j e personal charac-
ter villifcation.
"Mr. Senator, when you
touch a mans character you
cast the first stone.-Are you
without sin? Is your personal
character pure? Do you always
conduct yourself with deco
rum? Are you ever guilty Of
moments Of indiscretion? Have
you ever been in a condition
that is not becoming a Sena-
tori ! am a sober man, indus
trious and respected in this
community. Oppose me if you
, 1959-06-04

On May 10th, you stated in wish but keep your opposition
the Senate of the Virgin IS on an intellectual level and
lands your opposition to my refrain from employing the
appointment as Traffic Direc- tactics Of a political juvenile"
, 1959-06-04
Two Convicts
Captured by Police
Neor AnnulY in F'sted

Douglas of the Frederiksted
branch Of the Police Force, in
the vicinity Of Estate Annaly.
The two men were taken to
Christiansted and returned to
the custody of Warden Thomas
Martin.
, 1959-06-04
JOSE CARRERo ACCUSES SENATOR
DE LUGo OF LYING: DE LUGO REPLIES

Jose Ernesto Carrero of Frederiksted, has written to
Senator Ron de Lugo as follows:
, 1959-06-04

Frederiksted, has written to
IS:
wish but keep your opposition
on an intellectual level and
refrain from employing the
tactics Of a political juvenile"
Sen. de Lugo Replies
Senator de Lugo wrote to
MIR. Carrero under date OF
June 3, 1859, the following:
This letter is in reply to
your most insulting commune
cation of May 20, 1859, a docu-
ment which obviously was pre-
pared for you and in which
you took exception to remarks
] made on the floor of the Lee
gislature. / stated that | did
not believe it was right for a
person with your driving re-
cord to be appointed to this
political position. Let us at
least be honest enough to ad-
NIT that the post that. you now
hold has been created for you
as a political pay off. / said
that I did not believe that
you were qualified to be a
Special Traffic Assistant Inves-
tigator whatever that is sup
posed to be.
7 note with great. sorrow
for the people Of the Virgin
Islands that you have been ap-
pointed to this job by the
Governor. / think it is a most
unhappy situation and certain
~ not one designed to build
confidence among our people
in the judgment Of the present
administration.
In your letter you stated
that you were charged with
being a hit and run driver but
that the charge was dismissed
and you were completely
cleared Mr.. Carrero, either
Continued on page 81
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Clara's best recipes

shapes, combined with many
ingredients = dates, figs,
raisins, nuts, canned or fresh
fruit. :.
Mrs. Haberl gives practical
tips which she has from her
mother. She keeps ever ready
in the refrigerator a jar Of
grated orange and lemon rind
mixed with granulated sugar.
Almonds used in the richer
coffee cakes have much more
favor when Drowned. In us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
Pilot gives you sill0en luxury.
in new wash and-wear crepe
of 1907 textured DACRON

New blouse excitement in a new crepe Of
1OO% textured "Dacron"" polyester fiber
It's named SILTESSA' by Fuller Fabrics
This soft, richly grained crepe is completely
wash-and-wearable. Just suds and drip-dry,
or machine-wash and machine-dry. With
BETTER THINGS FOR BETTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

THIS WEEK Moso1iu. / September AZ. 1857