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WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE
j. B. Waters & Assoc.
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phone ia and ass
CHARLES H. JAMESON

4O-A Jacksonville Estate; 1O-rm.,
e;-hall. white frame house; Ice.
Nv. rms. .wLfirepl.. din rm., IL
brary, buffers pantry. mod kit
a BATH master bedrm.. other
bedrms, bath. full attic, partial
bsmt., h.-w.h,, Gear garage,
horse barn. corn house. excellent
vvllesE; 20 mi. D. c.: $4,000, Y
975-A. Stock or Dairy Farm. g.
I'm. Rouse w/furnace. bath, mod
KY. 5-rm. tenant houses, ID. c.
GARY barn, Silos. maternity barn,
misc, oldgs.. fertile land. lge.
stream, several tributaries. Ia
m, hard road frontage. in Sugar
loai Mt. area: 1850 per acre, "a
OARNEsToWN-7a acres, Rte os.
new once bldg. and B-rm. bunga-
low. o,h.-w.h., bath, mod kit,
36x6O barn, misc. bldgs, stream.
woods, gently rolling potential
development land, 8 mi. Rockville !:
ST4 1000, terms.
81 A.. S-rm.. c-hall house: water,
cleo, 30x60 barn. new 3-car ga
rage acres wooded, bal. crop
ana Grass, streams. new road, (
nj: Acc, Germantown: S32, 900,
ifEHlS.
1894 Fred Co. Dairy Farm; 40
COW D; c. barn with cleaner, silos,
5Oxl 90 barn, S-rm. c.-hall house
mod, kit, bath; all bidgs. newly
painted: lake, streams, IS acres
blue grass, 10 a. wooded, bal
ance crops: mi. frontage Rte. liz
and, : other roads: 10 mi N
Frederick Ere leased $3.50 mo: $40
900, terms
127 A.. 6-rm. mod, house. so-cow
barn, .silo. lge. stream, frontage
roads. adj. B&O Railroad, mr.
PEPco at Dickerson: $3.50 per
80 A., S-rm. house; bath, oil heat,
mod. kit, 4 bedrms.. tiled floor
full attic, full bsmt.. horse barn
stream, orchard, garden, woods,
bal. grass; 81 mi. D. C.; sea 900
terms. $4,000 cash.
o ACRES. 3-bedrm.. Cape Cod.
quilt 1855: mod. kit, liv, rm.'
dinette, hardwood floors. full
bsmt.,, oil heat; $4,000, terms
SO. 500 cash,
90 TO 3O-ACRE homesites. high
elevation, excellent view. exclusive
area. Rte. 20, 10 miles north
Rockville: $500 per acre '' vi
CHARLES H. JAMESON, Realtor
Poolesviile, Nd DI. $1,000
Charles ElRin DI 0-3375
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

AN IDEAL LOCATION for any in:
dustrial purpose. viii sell 25,00C
So #. completely level and fenced
or will sell additional $1,000 So
#. with ONCE, shop and warehouse
Railroad siding, sewer and water
Just listed Exclusively with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S4O0.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Write Tor Free List
O E WIDMYER

BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.
~ ACRES LAND near Manassas,
Va. overlooking Lake jackson;
Ing timber; wen fenced; 5-room
house with bath. Call EN-. s.
1868 after Z pm.
60 ACRES, about so open good
farm land. bal. woods, on State
electricity, well. etc: ideal site for
constructing new home. S7.700.
Terms, $1,000 down, bal. monthly.
c. w DUNCAN, Broker, Louisa,
Va. Phone 230 weekdays, l45
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

COLONIAL FRAME HOME, in
beautiful setting on 3 acres, first
nr. has liv. rm., din. rm.. kit,
dden, ONCE. util. rm.. recep. hall:
"a fr. has 4 bedrms., . baths
S2l,5OO, Anne Arundel County,
Mr. or Mrs. Moreland, Univer-
slty -S5S7. SUMMERS REALTY
CO. MA. 1886.
d. ANGLE DOZER with winch
nm. wheeled tractor, seyerai
power saws; miscl. logging equip
Priced to sell 10. 7-O4SS.
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HAYMARKET, va, 50 acres I'm.
improved with a mountain view
Springfield pond can be stocked
with fish. Wild game plentiful. A
steal for only $1,000. s. o, Bur.
ton, Lenah. Va. IA. 7-5442, r
LYNN REALTY, KE. 8-66g6
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Builders, Attention

81 h-acre lots, partially cleared
sewer. water and gas avail; en-
cheering partially completed: eX.
eel neighborhood; will finish out
very reasonably; only $4,000
terms M. LEO sToRCH. SP
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SHUPPINI Z
LOCATIONS

WILDWOOD MANOR. Bethesda
Md. New addition to be built tC
recently opened 13-store center
on Old Georgetown road. which
includes Grand Union Supermar.
ket, PEOPLES Drug Store, and other
substantial tenants. Possession
fall, 1859. Openings for shoes
mems wear, fabrics, radio-TV
furniture, etc.
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III ri Waters "a Ascnr

Dunkirk, Md. Alpine 7-273d or
Prince Frederick ?14 and 1873.
SYCAMORE ACRES, l.29, shade
end fruit trees. is mi D. C,
$4,000. Write Route l. Muncaster
I'd Deerwood Md, or call wkdayS.
no, 2-4430. ext. 90.
TEMPLE HILLS-CAMP SPRINGS
AREA choice corner lots over
a acre ca: l75' ca. on payed
road; below market for this area.
FORTIN REALTY, LO. 7-5OO0
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FARMETTES

10 acres on stream, 3 bedroom
house $4,000
5, acres, 4 bedroom frame, bath.
heat S15,00G
SMITH REALTY
Sunday by Apt. EN-. S-6Slo
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

RESIDENTIAL OFFICE SPACE re-
CURED for engineer and sec. in
Langley PIX. Adelphi area. Prefer
turn. but will consider unfurn.
VIII consider. unused pvt. office
space alta ched to pvt. home. Call
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Southern Maryland
DEVELOPMENT Land.

From As to 500 acres. 20 to 30
miles from District, to be served
by new .non-access dual highway
now under constr. no coming re-
strictions, priced from 500 to
$500 per acre, will Jump in value
on completion of new rnads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21

cold water. Remove from
heat and add 112 tablespoons
butter and pour over the
sailed popcorn. Cool slightly,
then shape into balls.
To make Chocolate Pop
corn Balls, you'll need ! cup
sugar, u cup corn syrup, 2
squares chocolate, 70 cup
water, 2 tablespoons butter
or margarine and 2 quarts
sailed popped corn.
Combine sugar, corn syrup,
chocolate and water and cook
until brittle when a bit is
dropped in cold water. Add
butter, mix well and pour
over corn. Cool slightly, shape
into balls. Makes II medium
sized balls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21

anyone who has had eXpe-
rience in travelling with their
pet.
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Mushroom Cleaning
Mrs. R. D. c., Washington

Mrs. R. D. c., Washington
Will someone please tell
me the proper method of
cleaning fresh mushrooms?
Is it necessary to peel them
or to remove the fluted edge
and dark area underneath
the bottom? If so, is there a
simple way to do this? I
spent an hour struggling with
a half pound of mushrooms,
which doesn't make sense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

The quartet of dress de-
signers were all in harmony
up to the point where some
one asked Were you all en-
thusiastic about the che
1niSe?"
Then the three feminine
members of the design set,
Miss Grace Norman of Kay
Windsor, Miss Rose Chool-
fain of Murray White, and
Miss Natalie Blum of Henry
Rosenfeld sang out a loud
"No".
Irving Cohen of r g. K, the
largest dress manufacturing
set-up in the world, chirped
a feeble Eyes" but sang a sad
song whose refrain went
something like this: I'VE
thought it would last at
least through Fall'.
The four designers inau-
gurated Lansburgh's first
Dress Forum yesterday in an
attempt to provide the con-
sumner with f1rst-hand per-
son-to-person information
about fashion.
Asked where were all the
chemises that mad been sold
they chorused shipped back
to Europe. Others took to
belts.
All the dress firms are
volume operations and place
a great deal of emphasis on
public acceptance of the
fashions they create which
are sold from coast-to-coast
and in many cases through
out the world.
R&K has a board COM
posed of about nine members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
Fashion Show
On Wednesday

The Sodality of Our Lady
of Saint Jude Church, Viers
Mill road, will present a
benefit fashion show at the
church on Wednesday at
$3.50 pm.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
TheChemise SONG:
ABHOHKey

Of their sales force who ball
lot for the dresses that even
tually get into production.
Says Mr.. Cohen, I'VE find
the dress that gets the most
votes is usually a good baro-
meter of what the public
wants"
The reason that women
today are going on shopping
sprees and nearly all are
buying a shirtwaist or two
or three, is because the
closets were bare"
All the designers in the
forum agreed that women
want fashion not fad. They
want easy to take care of
clothes, and for summer they
want GOODNESS in their clothes.
Rose Choolfain of Murray
White brought out the fact
that women also seek fit.
The firm first became con-
WINGED that sizing to height
had a lot of fashion merit
when they made the Wave
uniforms during World War
II.
There's a resistance on the
part of any number of women
to go into u sizes. So to
please hard to please women,
Murray White sees to it that
there are three sizes all pro-
portioned-t height in the
same dress styling. The wish
it was in my size" issue is
thus combatted.
In a pre-forum session Mr..
Cohen noted a trend in the
dress business to more women
stylistS and designers.
AS for the Mr.. This" and
Mr. THAT" trend in the
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Re: Squirrel Kidding
Mrs. E. C. r., Arlington

Mrs. E. C. r., Arlington
To Mrs. J. E. H., Arlington
We also had this problem
while we were homeowners
in Arlington. We phoned the
Department of Agriculture
and learned the beautiful
dogwood tree was dying and
that is why the squirrels at
tack.
1 do not have the exact
information but I'm sure the
department will be able to
supply you with it. There is
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fashion business which per-
hapS has taken a cue from
the "MiSters" without last
names in the hairdreSsing
field, he added, "It's a phase"
The success of Mr.. Mort in
the junior dress field prob
ably had something to do
with it.
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Poem Search

Mrs. r. J. L., Washington
Does anyone know where !
might purchase a copy of a
book containing poems by
many different poets called,
1.-THE Silver Lining? The
book stores tell me it is no
longer being publis h e d.
Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
WEE WOMEN

a fly which is able to lay its
eggs beneath the bark and
as they mature, it makes the
bark curl. We followed the
suggestion for painting the
tree trunk and feeding it and
had one of the most beauti-
full trees as well as one Of
the largest.
Lots of luck to you, and I
hope you will be success
full as we were in saving both
the dogwood and the pets.
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Pop Corn Bolls
Mrs. B. N. B., Takona Park

To Mrs. F. r., Arlington
To make Molasses Popcorn
Balls, combine u cup mo-
laSSeS, u cup corn syrup and
Y tablespoon vinegar. Cook,
stirring now and then to pre-
vent searching, until a small
amount forms hard ball in
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Scientific cIeorosll Msdleoiiou
'STARVES'
PIN PIES

Skin-cOlOred, hides pimples while il
worksi cLEARAsn gives you the efiec.
tive indications prescribed by lead.
ing Skin Specialists.
HOW clEARAsR WORKS FAST
!. Psasrulss plupiss 'Kersiolytie action sof,sns,
dissolvss. affected skin Tissues 90 medication can
penetrate. Encourages quiek growth Of healthy.
su,Ooih akin.
4 See, boeisNa. Aniiseptie action stops growth 81
bacteria that can cause and spread pimplss. Helps
prevent further PimPls outhreak.
,. Scarves piuplss. 0i-absorbins action s,ar,e.'
PimPlss helps remove excess oil that feeds
PimPles.
Proved by Skin Specialists! In tests
on over 300 patients, 9 out Of every
10 cases were cleared up or definitely
improved while using cLEARAsIL 90.
ton or tube). In Tube 6ot and 98t.
Long.lasting Lotion squeeze.bottle
only $l.25 (no fed. taxi. Guaranteed
to work for you or money back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-21
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
How to Make a Travelling Cat Comfortable
Miss E. F., Arlington

My problem is this: What is the most satisfactory and
comfortable way to take cat long trip? The caryas
for cats very dark and poorly ventilated
The carryallS with mesh side cheerful and
better ventilated would apprecate suggestions from
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District Schedules
Last Anti-Rubies
Shots for Dogs

Free inoculations against
rabies for all dogs in the Dis
trict will be given for the last
times tonight and tomorrow
morning, the District Health
Department announces.
Under District law, any dog
over three months of age that
has not been inoculated in the
past year must have a rabies
shot.
The shots will be given from
6 to 8 o'clock tonight and
from 9 am. to IL noon tomor-
row at the following places:
In Northwest WASHINGTON:
Adams School. Nineteenth street and
ca AdaiSon s scSoof sss4s street NV
Alice Deal Junior High School Fort
drive and Nebraska avenue NV.
Polk School, Seventh and P streets
Northwest Central Clinic, Fourteenth
and Upshur streets NV.
streets NV.
In Southeast Washington:
Kramer Junior High School, Seven
teenth and @ streets Sc.
Stanton School. Alabama avenue ana
Naylor road Sc
In Northeast Washington:
Burroughs School, Eighteenth and
Monroe streets NE.
The circus grounds, Twenty-thlrd
street and Oklahoma avenue N
Merritt School, riftieth and Hayes
streets NE
In Southwest washington.
The District Pound, South Capitol
and / streets.
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. OTHER STANDARDS The
Csc also issued additional job
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Peiping Again Pledges
ToSmosh Nationalist

Formosa, the Pescadores, Que
moy and Matsu Islands," he
declared.
1.-THE United States plot for
two Chinas must be smashed.
All United States forces must
be withdrawn from the For
mosa area"
Behind Mayor Peng on the
rostrum were Communist Party
Chairman Mao Tze-tung. Pres
ident Liu Shao Chi, Premier
Chou En-lai, the rest Of the
Communist hierarchy, and
Tibet's Panchen Lama.
The Tibetan rebellion added
a new angle to the keynote
speech. Mr.. Peng said the Red
forces will thoroughly wipe
out the rebellion ;. and smash
the imperialist and foreign in
terventionist plots to NEEDLE
in our country"
The broadcast said Peiping's
central Gate of Heavenly Peace
square was a sea of multi
colored banners and that the
vast throng shouted slogans
"condemning the foreign ex-
pansionists for meddling in
Cina's internal affairs"
Despite the threatening talk,
the Communists muzzled their
guns facing the Nationalist
held Quemoy and Matsu
Islands. Normally the Reds
shell the islands on odd
numbered days of the month,
but Peiping announced a cease
fire for the day so the Red
forces could observe "the great
May Day celebration"
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TOKYO, May / (AP).-Red
China celebrated May Day to-
day with a new keynote speak
er sounding the same old prom
Use that the Nationalist Chi
nese government would be
smashed.
Peiping radio said the an
nual address was given to half
a million cheering Chinese in
the Red capital by Peiping
Mayor Peng Chen, a member
of the Chinese Communist
Politburo.
I'VE definitely will liberate
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classification standards for the
following Jobs: Secretaries. po-
licemen, forest and range FIRE
controllers. range conservation
lists, vocational rehabilitation
specialists, soil scientists, sup
Iply-commodityI managers, or
thodists and prosthetists. legal
instrument examiners, internal
revenue agents. child guidance
aides and aviation safety ON
GERS.
MOVING COSTS APPROVED
The csc has given Federal
agencies permission to pay
travel costs to first post Of
duties for employees hired for
geologist, patent adviser and
patent examiner Jobs. This
action brings to % the number
or hard-to-recruit jobs for
which the csc has given
agencies the right to pay travel
costs.
HEALTH HEARINGS END
The Senate Civil Service
Subcommittee on Federal en-
ploye insurance legislation has
wound up its extensive hear
.ings and now has settled down
to the task Of drafting a bill
that will have a chance Of
passage this year.
The subcommittee is ex-
pected to rewrite the Johnston
bill to trim its cost somewhat.
The administration declared
the Johnston bill would cost
$405 million a year, but health
insurance company officials
said the cost would only be
1913 million. The administra-
ton plan would cost $242 mil
lion.
The Senate subcommittee is
expected to trim the cost figure
to around $500 million and
provide that the cost be paid
by employees and the Govern
ment splitting the monthly
premiums on a $3.50 basis. The
bill is expected to also include
coverage for Federal workers
already retired, but the retirees
would have to pay some kind
of a premium after retirement.
CIVILIANS DISPLACED -
American Federation Of Gov
eminent Smployes Lodge, 1191,
Army's Office of the Surgeon
General, charges that the
Surgeon Generals Office has
replaced most of the civilians
In its historical unit with mill
tary personnel in order to
dictate and control the writ
ing of World War II medical
administrative history as they
see Mt" It accused the Surgeon
Generals Office of seeking to
"whitewash military history
for posterity." The nine dis
placed civilians were qualified
historians and highly ac-
claimed in their field, the
Age unit said. It declared
that their replacement typifles
a trend in the military agencies
whereby civilians in civil serv-
ice jobs are being replaced by
military in such defense units
as special services, public in
formation, supply, controller
ship and finance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01

Inc same eNhiuatioH nyotC
boon In establishing guide
lines for agencies TO follow in
promoting rank-and-file en-
ployes TO supervisory Jobs.
The initial point-system will
apply 10 about 10000 super
visory jobs In Government, in
polving first-line supervisors in
clerical work, ONCE machine
operation, protective and GUS
todial work and certain kinds
OF technical work. The csc
plans later TO extend the point
system to supervisors In higher
grade jobs in professional and
administrative posts.
The commission has desig-
mated four sets Of factors as
the basis of its point system.
"A supervisors base grade gen.
orally will be one grade above
the top-grade Of any Of the
subordinates they are super
.yising.
q In addition 20 this, there viii
be three other sets Of factors,
carrying from / to SO points
which viii determine If a su-
pervisor is entitled to addi-
tional grade promotions.
On a trial basis based on its
new point system, it was found
that II per cent Of supervisors
would retain their present
grade, while Is per cent would
receive higher grades. Thirteen
per cent would receive lower
grades. owing to their failure to
measure UP to the point system.
: The factors involving in rat
ing supervisors on the point
system include the following:
The extent of assuming reSpon-
.sibility, how much work plan
ming and organization is neces-
.sary in the job, the extent Of
assignment and review Of sub
.ordinates' work, the extent OF
supervision and responsibility
of selecting people for job va
; cancies, and giving perform
ance ratings.
= Another set Of factors in
cludes the scope and variety Of
a supervisors work, the size Of
his work force, the variety and
kind Of work that he super
viseS.
Another set of factors in
: cludes responsibility for the
fluctuations of a work force
changing assignment and work.
loads. full and final responsible
.ity for unit actions, etc.
!. Six to IL points would mean
o one grade advancement for
-the supervisor above their basic
grade. Fourteen to 20 points
: would mean a two grade pro-
motion; % to 80. three grades;
SO to A. four grades, and A
points or more, five grades. csc
officials said. however. that the
chances of multiple grade pro-
motions of three, four or five
: grades would be rather slim.
Z The commission also issued q
(. list of traits which it said SUI
.pervisors should be judged on,
/. as well as rank-and-file EN-
-ployes who aspire to supervi-
sorry jobs.
/. The traits include the ability
to plan and organize work,
make decisions on the basis of
a set of facts, effectiveness in
meeting emergencies, ability to
work effectively with other peo-
pie, to give encouragement to-
-subordinates, to criticize tact
. fully, the ability to give clear
instructions to subordinates,
.etc.
: OTHER STANDARDS - The
Csc also issued additional job
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01
Stewart Vote Set

A Senate vote on the nomi-
nation of Potter Stewart of
Ohio to be a Justice of the
Supreme Court was scheduled
for next Tuesday.
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, THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
New System Setting
Supervisor Grades
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star star writer

- The Civil Service Commission putting into effect new
system determining the grade and pay Of supervisors In
Government.
The grade and pay viii be based a point system IN
which various factors will be considered and rated
The evauaton system also viii be used by the csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01
These Famous Makers Included

These Famous Makers Included
DrexeI johnson Handley Johnson
Georgetown Galleries John WiddicOmb
Baker . MOrgantOn MCM Meyer Gunther
Martini) Blowing Rock Sigh Stephen
TomIinsOn . VIM. A. Berkeley
SchOonbeck* . Kittinger National Lane
Q Founders . Cochran White Hibriten
Townsville . American of Martinsville
. Howard Miller . ROmweber Valley .
StandbuiIt ROxbury Kent COffey
SeIig Weiman Heritage Pullman
Spring Air Sealy and many others.
'Siluer Spring Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair
and a little cooler tonight, low
: est about 46. Partly cloudy and
mild tomorrow.
. Maryland - Fair and cooler
tonight, lowest A to so in the
least and 38 to A in the west.
Sunny tomorrow, becoming
: slightly warmer in the after
. noon, highest 10 to rs.
: Virginia-A little cooler to-
night, fair in the north and
. some cloudinesS in the south;
. lowest As to so in the north
! and 48 to 54 in the south. Partly
s cloudy and mild tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Cnesa-
. peake Bay-Winds becoming
light variable tonight. Mostly
/, southerly winds tomorrow, in
: creasing to 10 or is miles per
> hour in the afternoon. Fair
? tonight and tomorrow, visibility
8 to IL miles.
: Five-Day Forecast
: For Washington and Vicinity,
= May 2 Through 6
Temperatures will average
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-01

about 8 degrees above the nor
mails of II and so. Warmer
weather over the week end will
be followed by cooler about
Tuesday. Scattered showers and
thunderstorms Sunday or Mon
day will average around one
half inch.
River Report
Potomac River muddy at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls. Shen-
andoah muddy at Harpers Ferry.
, 1959-12-05
CHS Tenn Wins
Over BSA; Satellites
Win Over Jokers

The Christiansted j 6 h
School after losing the first
game to the Boy Scouts Of
America by 15-5 score, came
back strong and won the next
games by scores Of 1875
and 1877.
The Jokers lost to the Satei-
ties in two best out Of three
games. Satellites won the first
1875; Jokers the second 1910
and lost the third 1916. Their
loss has made it a tie with the
for first place in the
Continued on page a
, 1959-12-05
OrgunizutionolM eetq
Of Transport Comm.
Held in C-hristiunsted

The Special Committee Of
the Legislature on Air Trans
p~ortation met at is organiza-
tional meeting in Christian
sted on December End. Present
were Senator de Lugo, Sena-
for H. Reese, and Senator A.
Anduze with Advisors Atty.
David Mas and Johannes
Rasmussen.
The Committee discussed in
detail the area in which its
examination and studies should
be made and decided that at
its first public hearing in St.
Thomas on Wednesday even
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