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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
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, 1959-10-08
The Honorable
The President Of the Legislatul
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
MY dear Mr.. President:

In my letter dated May 20, 1859, I transmitted totthe
LEGISLATURE with nv recommendation for favorable action
a bill to amend Title "a, CHAPTER II, of the Virgin Islands
Code to extend Workrnen's Compensation to members of
the Volunteer Fire Service and the Home Guard, and
another bill to authorize payment Of Workmen's Conpen-
sation to Andrew Bornn, a member of the Volunteer Fire
fighting ! fire ii Saint Thomas On April "a, 1859.
This Office has since been advised by the Commits
sioner Of Public Safety that Olric Forde, another volun-
teer fireman, also suffered injuries in the fire of April "a,
1859, which, though less serious in nature, also involve
some expenses which should be covered BY Workmens
Compensation. Accordingly, / recommend that the bill /
sation to Andrew Bornn for injuries suffered as a result
Of the fire in Saint Thomas on April "a, 1859, be amended
to- include Olric Forde.
, 1959-10-08
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE OMITTED STATES
Charlotte Ama1ie. Saint Thomas
June 3. 1859
GOVERNMENT OF

The Honorable
The President Of the Legislature
Charlotte Amalie
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands ~
My dear Mr.. President: .s
i have the honor to inform you that 1 have this date
sanctioned and approved the following billlWhich was
passed by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands at its Re
gular Session, 1859:
Bill No. 924, To Amend Chapter 8 of Title "a
Of the Virgin Islands Code.
Sincerely yours,
tSgdl John D. MerWin
John 2. MerWin
Governor
Enclosure:
, 1959-10-08


have the honor to inform you that. / have this da
and approved the following bills which we
passed by the Third Legislature of the Virgin Islands
IS Regular Session. 1859:
Bill No. 1872 To Designate the Polling Districts
in Saint Thomas and Saint John and to Fix the
Minimum Number Of Members Of a Board Of
Elections required to Conduct and Election at a
Polling Place
Bill No. 900 ! To Provide for Publication Of the
Virgin Islands Reports Pursuant to the ProvfZ
siQns of Sections SOL, $50 and 553 of Title " of
the Virgin Islands Code
Bill No. 921 To Amend the Virgin Islands Code
to Provide for the Printing and Publication of
the Session Laws Of the Legislature of the Vr-
gin Islands of the United States
Bill No. 922 To Permit Confinement for A
Period not Exceeding Six Months in Connection
with the Grant Of Probation on a one-count infor-
nation.
Bill No. 925 ! To Amend Title "a Of the Virgin
Islands Code
Sincerely yours,
tSgd) John u. Merwin
John .. Merwin
Governors
, 1959-10-08
LEGISLATIVE DAY. THURSDAY. JUNE q 1859

The Legislature Of the Virgin Islands reconVened IN
plenary session on Thursday June 9, 1859, at 2s32 o'clock.
pm. .---sA&
Present were:
, 1959-10-08

CORRECTION & APPROVAL OF JOURNAL:
The. House deferred the correction and approval Of
the Journal Of the Legislative Day, Monday, June ], 1859.
MESSAGES r THE GOVERNOR
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States
June 3. 1859
, 1959-10-08
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas
Virgin Islands Of the United States
June 2, 1859

The Honorable
The President Of the Legislature
Amalie
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Ny dear Mr.. President:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

n. FREEBORN JOHNSTON
72o5 Ridgewood Avenue
Chevy Chase, Nd, deposition
for more than 30 years.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Hired as Attorney

William M. Candy, of Balti
more, presently law clerk to The
Hon. Stedman Prescott, Judge
of the Maryland Court of Ap
peals and a graduate of the Uni
versity of Maryland School OF
Law, has been hired by Mont
gomery County as Junior Assist
ant County Attorney at a sal
airy of $6178.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Furniture Store has Just signed
a contract to decorate the 1859
Better Homes and Garden mod.
ell house in these parts. Quite a
feather in the cap of Mr.. Blan.
co. He did the 1858 house also.
1t appeared as a cover page on
the magazine. We await the
1859 creation with more than
considerable interest.
John S. Welsh of Safeway
Stores, Rockville, has. been
named a fourth prize winner in
the Shopping Spree Sweep
stakes" dealer contest sponsor
ed by Kimberly Clark Corpora.
ton, manufacturer of paper and
cellulose products.
Ex-Navy Lieutenant Command.
err P. A. pat" Sisson and his
partner, Joe Charles, operate
Marine Sports establishment on
University blvd, Wheaton. The
two claim they are boatmen
first, then businessmen. The
two, in their second year of ex-
istence, have built up a service
establishment second to none in
this field. Both men reside in the
county, and their knowledge of
boating and what to suggest for
any boating or fishing use has
gained them many friends.
c. A. "Robby" Robbins and
George Clark h We join d
forces to open one of the incest
restaurants In the county. Lo'
Gated at zoos Veirs Mill rd.,
Twinbrook, the new venture
features brand new equipment
and food of exceptional quality.
Their selection for either break.
fast, lunch or dinner will ap-
pease the most exacting appe.
title, and its preparation is SUI.
pervised by experts. The new
eating place, called the Combo
Restaurant, fills a county need
for a dignified and pleasant
place for family eating and this
column suggests a visit soon.
Moderate prices are in effect.
c. Clifford Andrews and Roy
r. Boyer, owners of the we'll
known Montgomery County rug
cleaning establishment of An
drews & Boyer of Kensington
cover almost all the county with
their delivery and pickup serv-
ice. Cliff Andrews is the golf
ing member of the firm and re-
Gently went around Brooke Man.
or with a very professional 68.
Both men are county residents,
Both Andrews and Boyer are
closely identified with develop
ment and civic affairs In the
Kensington area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Adult Tennis Lessons

Adult tennis instruction by
the Montgomery County Depart
ment of Recreation will be of
fered each Thursday, July 2
through August 20, at Montgom.
cry Junior College, and Fridays
at the Rock Creek Recreation
Center, Meadowbrook. A fee od
So will be charged for 10, one
hour lessons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Pet Agency
Looks for
New Animals

Thirty-six animals have been
placed in homes during the first
seven weeks of operation of the
new Noah's Ark, an animal
placement agency operated with.
out profit by Mrs Kathleen Sum.
ma, former Humane Officer
with the Humane Society of the
u. S.
Mrs. Summa, who lives in Be
thesda, said that she has a long
list of persons waiting for ami
mails that otherwise might be
abandoned or destroyed by own
ers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Teachers at Longyiew Ele-
mentary School, now an all
Negro school but due for inte-
grafton next fall, all are being
transferred to other schools
throughout the county.
Nine teachers already have
been assigned to different ele-
mentary schools elsewhere. One
other teacher, plus Longview
Principal Edith Throckmorton
have not yet received their 1859.
60 assignments, a school spokes.
man said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
To Other Posts
LOngvielU Teachers
Being Transferred

Longview is one of the last
four Negro elementary schools
to be integrated in the county.
The move will leave Taylor,
Sandy Spring and Rock Terrace
as the only all-Negro schools.
Under present plans, they will
be integrated or converted to
non-classroom uses next year.
Carver High School, the only
remaining segregated secondary
school, also is due for integra-
ton in 1860.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Teacher at Farley

Mrs. Ann C. Boyd, of Olney,
is attending a four-day educa.
tional conference that ends to.
morrow at the University OF
Kansas. The conference is titled:
1.-THE Education OF Teachers
Curriculum Programs"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Potential pet owners are in
vestigated carefully and there is
charge for this service. Money
obtained is used for treatment
of sick animals.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Mrs. Summa win not be avail.
able this week because she is at.
tending the Maryland State Vet.
Urinary Medical Association Con.
vention in Ocean City, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Farmers Banking and Trust
Company's has added two new
members to its executive COM
mittee-Dave Belts, prominent
local attorney, and Frank VIII
liams, local Chevrolet dealer.
Other members are: Winship L.
Green, president; r. F. Green,
president of the board Of di-
rectors; Thomas w. Perry, vice
president; William v. Bouic,
counsel; F. Bache Albert, vice
president, and Blake MerSon, di-
rector.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Some Of Your Business
BY LILA THOMSON

Arthur L. Watkins, jr, and
John M. Burdette of Rockville
(formerly of Reed Brothers)
have just opened a new Dodge
Simca Dodge truck leadership
in Frederick. Name of the new
firm is Burdette-Watkins Motor
Co. Friends and patrons are
invited to pay them a visit.
A complete service depart.
inent is included and it's being
run by Gerald o. Miller. We dis.
like losing this fine automotive
combine to Frederick and Mont
gomery's loss is Frederick &
gain. The firm Identifies itself
with the slogan 'Your Golden
Rule Dealer"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Roger Spencer, local realtor,
has announced that the name
Of Rockville's new luxury apart.
ment house, over Monroe ST..
way, will be the Summit" A
recent contest staged to select
a name produced no winners.
Spencer said, however, the Of
fered $50 prize will be awarded
to Russell C. Stearns, SIP Vain.
wright ave. Mr.. Stearns sub
mitted the name "Rim-R Rock"
for the apartment house. This
was considered best of the bet
ter than $50 entries submitted
but was not accepted by the
owner. Mr.. Spencer says thank
you" to those who submitted
suggestions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Whitley and Doris Miller Of
Miller Fields Buick are off to
Honolulu for a 12-day trip. The
trip Is ON the Buick Division of
General Motors. The reason:
Miller Fields Buick won a 90
day contest for sales for this
region and the region includes
parts of Pennsylvania, Della
ware, Virginia, North Carolina,
The District of Columbia, and
Maryland. And that is quite a
region and an enviable sales
record even for our aggressive
local firm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

ELIZABETH LOUISE SHOPE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
bart B. Shope, of 102 Beall
ave., Rockville, received from
the Lucy Webb Hayes School
Of Nursing and Sibley Me
mortal Hospital a diploma
and merit citation for out
standing achievement and
commendable personal quail
ties and conduct. Miss Shope,
president of her class, is a
1856 graduate of Richard
Montgomery High Schol.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

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Evening star., 1959-12-22

Buchanan had previously signed
in English.
The statement was sent to
the chief of the military legal
department in Pinar del Rio.
1t was there that Mr.. Young
had escaped from prison.
No official announcement has
been made yet on when or
where Mr.. Buchanan will be
tried.
Daniel Braddock, Unite d
States charge d'affaires in Ha-
vana, tried all day without sue
cess to make an appointment
to see Cuban Foreign Minister
Raul Roa.
1t is believed Mr.. Braddock
planned to present a request
from the United States State
Department to the Cuban Min
istry of State that the Cuban
government act expeditiously in
Mr.. Buchanan's case.
Mr.. Buchanan seems destined
to spend the holiday season in
prison, since Cuban courts sus-
pend operations today until
January 4.
Evening star., 1959-12-22
NEW WORK. Dec "a ZAP,

NEW YORK, Dec. % (AP) -
Winter hit the teeming Met
ropolitan area with a wallop
today, unleasing a swirling
snowstorm which put millions
huffing and putting to get
through drifts.
Commuter train and subway
travel was reported mostly on
time during the early morning
rush hours, but those who
tried it by bus and car soon
found themselves snagged in
jams on slippery streets and
parkways.
Many Of the buses in the
outlying sections Of the city
were halted by stalled cars for
varying periods. At some bus
stops scores were queued up,
shivering in 23-degree weather
while waiting for transporta-
ton.
The official snowfall reading
for the city was Z inches
shortly before Z am. However
the 16-hour accumulation at
that time was knee deep in
wind-piled drifts in some
places.
During the overnight snow
fall in New York City, As
inches of the total came down
after midnight. This was the
highest figure on record for
December %. The previous
mark was 2.5 inches in 1855
Yesterdays 2.5 inches was be-
low the 3.5 record set in 1884,
Other sections of the North
east also felt the sting of snow
In Rockland County, N. Y, the
snow was 10 inches deep in
some spots. A number OF
schools closed in New York
and New Jersey. The storm
covered virtually all of Penn
sylvania. Five inches were re-
ported in the western part OF
the State.
The Weather Bureau had
predicted the snowfall in New
York City would end by noon
but it stopped at 8 am. and a
bright sun popped out. Little
more snow had fallen to add to
the Z am. figure Of 7 inches.
New York City schools were
kept open. but many were
closed in the suburban areas.
The chief difficulties were for
Evening star., 1959-12-22
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clear
and colder tonight, low 20 in
the city and IS in the suburbs.
Sunny and cold tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair tonight, low
in the 20s in the east and 1922
in the west. Increasing cloudi-
ness and continued cold tomor-
row. .....
Virginia-Clear tonight, low
20-25 on the coast and 1920 in
the interior, except 5-10 in the
mountains. Fair and cold to-
morrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Small craft warn
ings displayed. Winds north,
20-30 miles per hour tonight,
diminishing slowly tomorrow
Fair with visibility of 10 miles.
Road COnditionS--AAA
West: District OF Columbia to Penn
sylyania turnpike, clear in Maryland
and slippery in spots in Pennsylyapia
cindered, speed limit 35 miles per hour;
Ohio turnpike, generally clear; U. s
40, west to Ohio clear to Cumberland
Nd, but slippery and cindered to
perry in West Virsinia,
South; Y. 8. l to Richmond, clear
Shirley highway (Virginia Route $500,
clear; Richmond south. clear; District
Evening star., 1959-12-22
Boy Kills Sister,
Mistoking Her
For ProwIer

NEW, ORLEANS, Dec. q
AP)-A l5-year-o junior
high school student was shot tc
death last night by her teen
age brother who said he mis-
took her for prowler.
Police said the shooting ap-
parently stemmed from a prank
They said Calvin Grevembere
l3, was alone in the Grevem-
berg home and his sister, Shir-
ley, and a girl friend were out
side making noises and at
tempting to frighten him.
The boy got his fathers .32-
Evening star., 1959-12-22
Home Fire Burns
FutuI to Child, 2

Rodney Benjamin Hodge. 2,
died early today in District
General Hospital of first and
second degree burns received
yesterday when gasoline ignited
in the living room of his home
at 1909 L street NE.
Police said the fire started
when Rodney's uncle, Curtis
Jefferson. So, of 1946 I street
NE, was cleaning the living
room floor with gasoline. A
nearby heater apparently
ignited the gasoline. The death
was ruled accidental.
Evening star., 1959-12-22

prison. for alleged counter
revolutionary activities. Mr.
Buchanan interviewed Young
shortly before the fugitive was
.recaptured.
A Havana editor suggested
yesterday that Mr.. Buchanan
is being detained to teach a
lesson" to foreign correspond
ents in Cuba.
Jorge Zayas, director ofsthe
newspaper Avance, made the
suggestion in a front page edi-
torial on the Buchanan case.
Mr.. zayas said. 1T may be
that Buchanan is in truth
technically guilty. 1t is also
possible that in time the courts
will absolve him since it seems
all this follows no other propo-
sition than to teach a lesson
to foreign correspondents.
But we ask ourselves: that
infantile satisfaction Of per-
mitting ourself the luxury OF
teaching a lesson to someone
is it convenient now for the
revolution. does it not give
reason to those who doubt
that in Cuba there exists full
and complete freedom of press
as official, spokesmen allege?"
At the arraignment last night
Mr.. Buchanan, with his lawyer
and a legal representative from
Plnar del Rio military head
quarters. agreed on a Spanish
translation of a statement Mr.
Evening star., 1959-12-22
SpeIImun in Turkey
To See U. S. Troops

ANKARA. Turkey, Dec. %
tAP).-Francis Cardinal Spell
man arrived last night from
West Germany to spend Christ
mas with United States mill
tary personnel in Turkey.
Cardinal Spellman. Roman
Catholic archbishop Of New
York, is making his annual
Christmas tour Of United States
basis overseas as chief Catholic
vicar of the armed forces. He
leaves December az for bases in
North Africa.
Evening star., 1959-12-22
Finch Snow SnorIs
Troffic in New York

people who tried to use buses
and cars for travel. Skidding
and snowpiles. plus slippery in
clines. caused huge jams.
Air traffic also was affected.
Thirty-f1ve domestic flight can
cellations were reported at
Idlewild Airport and other
planes were delayed up to an
hour in arriving. Takeods
Jagged as much as I hours.
Evening star., 1959-12-22

caliber pistol, walked to a side
door Of the house. and fired.
The bullet crashed through
the door and struck Shirley.
Capt. Earl Rolling of the
sheriff's Office said there had
been several reports of prowlerS
in the neighborhood.
Evening star., 1959-12-22
YULE GIFT THIEF
DOESN'T FORGET
TO PLUG METER

NEW BEDFORD, Mass,
(AP).-Ronald PIN entail
parked his car yesterday with
about $25 in Christmas pur-
chases in it.
Ten minutes later he found
the packages gone. But the
thief had put a nickel in the
nearly-expired parking meter
so Mr.. Pimental would not
get a ticket for overtime
parking.
Evening star., 1959-12-22

chillaS. sale of greeting cards,
buying old gold, addressing OF
envelopes and the offering of
high-paying jobs when in fact
the offer was an effort to sell
an out-of-date booklet listing
jobs in this and foreign coun-
tries"
Earlier. Mr.. Lockard cited pro-
motional matter put out by a
Baltimore firm speaking of "nu-
merous Affiliations" with bus
inesseS needing envelopes ad-
dressed and opportunities to
earn "$35 or more per week for
a few hours a night" Women
were asked for 50 ito cover
cost of mailing, listing and
registration"
Bureau investigation, he said,
disclosed that the advertiser
was a newly formed company
which had never previously
offered employment and could
not provide evidence it had
work to offer. After a postal
investigation, the firm went out
of business and the Post once
returned to the senders the
letters containing the fee, Mr..
Lockard said.
Mr.. Lockard stated that Bet
ter Business Bureau facilities,
the activity of the FTC and CO.
operation Of newspapers and
other media are doing much to
expose and prevent such mis-
representation.
Investigate before you in
vest" he advised. This is GER
tainly advisable in the field Of
employment advertising. The
public is urged to check with
the Better Business Bureau to
obtain factual report on the
reliability of a company before
investing funds or otherwise
accepting an unknown employ
ment proposition"
Practices Listed
Mr.. Lockard listed the fol.
lowing practices as among the
most frequent types of mis-
representation:
Ads creating the impression
that housewives can earn gooc
salaries for work done at home
during spare time, whereas the
work often consists of mailing
out letters or material with q
commission paid If sales are
made.
Ads appearing to offer guar
anteed salaries, whereas the
advertiser actually wants tc
sell franchises or distributor.
ships Of questionable worth.
Ads Offering big financial
returns to people who buy
vending machines or other
equipment they subsequently
find they cannot operate at 9
profit.
Ads Of home study courses
iithat sometimes mislead stu
dents into supposing that jobs
are guaranteed on completion
of the study.
| Other Abuses
Among other abuses, he said
were efforts to sell knitting
machines for about $3O(
through advertisements II
"help wanted" columns. Hi
said buyers were led to believe
the seller would purchase prod.
uctS made on the machines
but "in most cases the com.
pany either refuses to pur.
chase the knitted products OF
goes out of business"
Evening star., 1959-12-22
FTC Inquiry Is Told
Of Job Ad Deceptions
;By ROBERT X. WALSH
Star stan Writer

An AFL-cIo ohcial told Federal Trade Commission
conference today that industrial communities and contractors
sometimes mepesent job openings to persuade workers
travel long distances for employment that fails to out
Speaking the close of the commissions wo-day
with AZ REPRESENTATIVES of consumer business and labor