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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Mount Vernon, z: Mclean, 3.
Annandale.. 10; Great Falls. 2.
Washinston-Lee, IL: Wakefield, 8.
Hammond, o; Lee, 3.
Coolidge, 8; st. Adams. ..
qeorge Mason, 4; Landon, 2.
Damascus, 4. High Point, Q.
Woodward Prep, s: NTS, 4.
Wheaton, o. Northwood. 2.
Games Today
Gwynn Park at Lackey. 2.
Qlenelg at Sherwood, $3.50.
Frederick at Charlotte Hall. 2
Games Tomorrow
Northwestern at Oxon Hill, 2:30.
High Point at Suitland, 2:30.
Richard Montgomery at Blair. 800.
B-CC at Walter johnson, $50.
Fairfax VS.. Wakefield At Bancroft Park. 4
Annapdale vs.. Groveton at Mount Yer
non, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Drag Races Listed
told Dominion

-Four high-powered drag
racers win compete for top
eliminator honors Sunday at
Old Dominion Speedway in
Manassas, The pits open at
10 am, and elimination Of
classes begins at 2 pm. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Was 6 Up at Turn

Was 6 Up at Turn
Against Dudley, Hyndman
played sensationally and was
I6-up at the turn after winning
the first four holes and seven
of the first eight. Dudley had
to shoot a birdie 3 to take the
ninth hole for his only score.
Sergt. Ridgley, who has been
stationed in England for II
years, was almost as efficient
| in beating Bonallack. The
44-year-old Ridgley was rum
nerup to Scotland's Reid Jack
for the British title two years
ago.
Against Fogarty, Nicklaus
was l-up after nine holes but
saw the match tied when he
took a 6 at the 18th. on the
extra hole, Nicklaus almost
holed out from the sand for a
par 4 while Fogarty got a S.
Magee putted incredibly. He
had six one-putt greens dur
ing his round, sinking three
from 8 to 10 feet.
Hyndman had routed Dilkes
Page of England. 6 and S, in
the third round, while Nicklaus
was hard pressed to win, / up,
over Tony Stark, an expe-
rienced English tournament
player.
Coe was beaten on the 18th
hole by little known Law
renee after trailing by four
holes at the turn. Lawrence,
whose only competition has
been as an Oxford University
player, won the match, / up,
although he shot a AZ on the
back nine for a n.
RidEley Handy Winner
Ridgley, an Air Force career
man won his morning match
handily defeating Mike Fitz-
patrick of Ireland, 4 and 8.
Magee put out an Englishman,
Gordon Binns, / up, and Hem
derson. who now lives and works
in England. ousted Tommy
Byrne of Ireland, 2 and /.
Joining Coe on the sidelines
was 1t. William Gibson Of
Louisville. KY. beaten in a
tough match on the 10th hole
by Bonallack.
Top British players also adj
vanced without incident. These
included Carr. 4 and 3, winner
over Lindsay Renfrew of Scot
land. who beat a fellow Eng
lishman. Bromley Davenport,
2 up, and Doug Sewell, Walker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
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, 1959-10-16
NOTICE

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the West In
dies Bank & Trust Company is in the process Of
liquidation and dissolution and that all creditors
of the West Indies Bank & Trust Company are
hereby notified and requested to present their
claims to the said Bank for payment.
This notice is given pursuant to Title 9,
Section 143 tb) Of the Virgin Islands Code.
West Indies Bank & Trust Company
In Liquidation
p. %. Box 1911 go
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas,
Virgin Islands
o1O do
, 1959-10-16
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT

Owing to the recent Longshoremans strike the
ALCOA RUNNER call Of October 10th is cancelled.
The ALCOA REMNANT is scheduled to sail from Bal
timore on October 10th and from New York on Octo-
Der 22nd, accepting cargo from both ports, and is
expected to arrive at Frederiksted on October Both.
, 1959-10-16
TRAVEL AGENTS TO HAVANA

IL SHOULD BE a matter OF common understand
ing and fully settled that the Virgin Islands will each
and every year be represented Ii at the Convention of the
American Society of Travel Agents. This is no social
side line, no attempt to give an individual or individuals
business, and if we comprehend the extent Of what is
involved in development of the tourist trade, then we
must plan accordingly.
MAJOR JOSEPH BYERS made clear that much
good had come from attendance at the 1858 meeting in
New York. On the basis of last years result, it may be
safe to assume, we think, that similar or even greater
good will come from attendance at the Havana
conference.
TOURISTS WILL visit only if they know of a
place, and are impressed that it has to offer what they
want. The first step, therefore, is to get this information
to them, and in such a manner as to make it attractive.
One Of the ways Of doing this is through cooperation
with other agencies, and the ability to find ourselves in
the stream of traffic. No one can argue this point.
BUT THERE IS a discordant note which appears in
all this. It became necessary to point out the need for
funds, and the inadvisability Of soliciting public contri-
buttons. The Chamber of Commerce should know the
details and provide for just such situations, 50 that plans
car. be made, and carried out without delay or curtail-
ment.
WHILE IT is RUE that the ST. Thomas Chamber
Of Commerce is on the scene, knows the situation, and
its members. stand to benefit, it is nevertheless true that
tourism affects the entire group, and the ST. Croix
Chamber of Commerce should be in on this, assuming
its share Of responsibility, and enjoying its share Of
benefits.
, 1959-10-13
CALL Q BIDS
CRUZAN ART

will have permanent (but ro- Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
tating) a r t exhibitions on cate, will be received at the
special exhibit boards now be- Department of Property and
ing constructed BY the club. Procurement, Chrstiansted,
If ready in time, these Library ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
exhibits will be a feature Of HOO AM. November 2 1859,
National Art Week. Never be- and then publicly opened for
fore has there been such an the following:
interest in the arts as exists tAutomotive Suppliesl
today, and, here in st. Croix The Government reserves
the Cruzan Art Club is doing the right to reject any or all
its part to foster an interest in lids, to waive any informality
art in the community. Be sure in bids and, unless otherwise
to be at the opening Of the specified by the Government
new show on the afternoon Of or by the bidder, to accept any
November 2 Help to make Ma item in the bid.
tional Art Week a success in Copies of invitation to bid
st. Croix. may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
GOVERNOR 81. tansted' St crolz' Virgin
Islands.
This will be the last meeting
at which the Honorable ]. F. CARLOS DOWNING
AIlsebrook, Administrator for Commissioner of Property
Tortola will attend. He is re- and Procurement
turning to England in No Per:
vember. Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II
Some Of the items which Div If procurement
will be discussed on the agen- s.. Croix Y
da are Reports from the Com 13-14-15
mittee on: Alien Worker Pol
, 1959-10-13
RED CROSS

1Vy, NTOSqUNU OOIVIO5 VIZ = OIO00 =.
life Preservation, immigration and volunteers of this island,
Inspection Shelter at St. Tho according to Mrs. Cordeiia
mas, v 4, New developments 10th, Executive Secretary.
in immigration requirements, A copy Of the program and
American Virgin Islands and pictures have been forwarded
Protection of wages and work to National Headquarters in
ing conditions Of British Vir- Washington to show them
gin Islands Workers who come what a well organized team
to the u. S. Virgin Islands. st. Croix has under the d-
- rection Of Lieutenant Lloyd
xxyw ATrrrn Canegata.
, 1959-10-13

Pursuant to authority con-
ferred upon me in Title 20,
43, Section 491 la), /
hereby establish and publish
the following Special Traffic
Regulation.
Effective October IS, 1859,
all parking Of motor vehicles
on the portion Of Church
Street between King and Com
pany Streets, Chrisiansted,
better known as the Rasmus-
sen area, will be limited to one
only.
Jack Monsanto
Commissioner
BY:
G. "A. Matthias
Assistant Commissioner
, 1959-10-13
WANTED

USED TYPEWRITER for
Claude o. Markoe School,
call office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

fans and sound addicts, this
is a must.
Isl THE Incredible Sound
of Mexico's Biggest and
Widest Mariachi Band" is
the second product Of River
sides recording bus. There
are actually several Of Mexico
City's famous street bands
combined here. The music is
raggedly exciting and the
sound does it hot justice.
Knapp has two girl singers
who are tops in their fields.
when You're Away" is by
Carmen McRae. singing slow
ballads and sad songs. Too
many of her past records
have shown her only as an
uptempo better. Jane in
Spain" is by Jane Morgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

been unable to determine
your purpose for publishing
such absurdity. You stated
that the majority of young
people were against the prac-
tices you described. and yet
you still found it necessary to
advertise this dogma of a mi
nority of Americas younger
generation.
Do all American teen-agers
do nothing but sit around all
day and contemplate necking
at the beach. sexy bathing
suits. or how badly Elvis
Presley is being abused" by
the Army?
1t seems to be that Russian
newspapers emphasize the
same points in their descrip-
ton Of American youth. and
some of your articles GER
tainly give them strong foun-
dations for their propaganda.
In the past TEEN has car
ried some excellent articles
such as the one last winter
on acceptance to college. and
that one, last fall on football
practice of an area high
school team. Certainly these
articles are constructive and
show a healthy picture of
American teen-agers rather
than the vulgar one present.
ed August Is.
TEEN. in trying to present
a representative picture Of the
Washington AREA teen-agers
should keep its standards Of
articles high. Undoubtedly
many adults as well as teen
ayers read the magazine and
the American teen-ager" de-
scribed in the beach and
bathing suit story is not the.
kind merchants or other BUSH
ness concerns would hire or
for that matter would want
to represent America.
JEFF KREMEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
By HARRY BACAS
Star Stan Writer

Washington artists keep
making news in the music
world. The latest group to
hit the best-seller charts is
the Clovers, with their record
of Love Potion No. g."
Actually the Clovers are
old timers. They have been
making records for Atlantic
for several years.
Recently they switched to a
new label. United Artists
Records. One of the VA
recording directors, Lou
Krefetz, is the man who dis
covered the Clovers half a
dozen years ago singing in a
Seventh street club here.
They were part of the big
rock and roll show staged
the past few days at the
Carter Barron Amphitheater.
appearing with Frankie Ava
lon, Annette. Duane Eddy.
Clyde McPhatter and other
top favoriteS. The teen-agers
are turning out by the thou
sands.
The songwriting team OF
Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller,
who have turned out hits for
Elvis Presley and a number
of other singers. wrote Love
Potion No. g."
They brought it to Mr..
Krefetz at United Artists and
suggested that the Clovers
record it. Mr.. Krefetz agreed
and set up rehearSals.
Since he had to be out Of
town the day of the record
ing. he put Mr.. Lieber and
Mr.. Stoller in charge of the
session. They recorded Love
Potion" for one side of the
record and another II their
own songs. Stay Awhile" for
the other side.
The session. held in Capitol
Records studios in New York.
used two guitars, piano,
drums, bass and tenor saxo-
phone behind the CloverS.
The Clovers usually sing as
q quartet. On this session,
however. they added a fifth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

who specializes in the sleek
continental manner. With
excellent backing by Frank
Hunters orchestra. she sings
songs Of Spain. in both Eng
lish and Spanish.
Hawaii, the Fabulous 50th
State" is better than most of
the recent Hawaiian albums.
Frank Hunters orchestra
puts sumptuouS. velvety ar
rangements around the island
SCUM S of the Makapuu
Beach Boys. The sound is
gorgeous.
"C'Mon You Campers, Let's
Sing" is q community sing
program by a fresh-voiced
children's chorus. directed by
Marty Gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
PoHChot
JEFF KREMEN.

PLAYBACK is the first
thing I read in TEEN. After
reading it since the so-called
Gilbert poll" I know there
are teens who love ElviS as
much as I do. He's in Ger
many. but true fans will
never forget him. 1t would be
impossible to forget a man so
wonderful in everything he
does. Elvis has what it takes
to be on top so he'll stay
there.
The teens who voted for
Ricky Nelson must have been
about Is or IA. Those who
thought Frank Sinatra is so
hot better think twice the
next time before answering.
Teresa Foresta knows what
she's talking about and so do
all other Elvis fans.
All other polls think Elvis
Continued on Pose 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
New Albums
tsl Moons AvoilobIe in stereo

UNITED ARTISTS is the
first company-of the dozens
attempting ito find some
thing really new to say about
"Porgy and BeSS." 1t does SO
in an album called THE Jazz
Soul of Porgy and Bess." This
is no stale rehashing of the
Gershwin tunes, which have
been brought to renewed life
this year by Sam Goldwyn's
big movie. Here the songs
have been arranged and or
chestrated by an important
jazz composer. Bill Potts Of
Washington. who views each
tune as an occasion for origi-
mai jazz composition. rather
than as simply an old melody
to be tricked out in new
clothes. Potts conducts a big,
swinging band made up of
New York's finest Sidemen
and soloists. The result is an
adventurous and exciting set,
clearly a labor of love as well
as f1rSt-rate musical intelli-
gence. Good pictures of the
players are included in the
album.
Modern Times" Charlie
Chaplin's gay. satiric and
wiStful music. taken from the
soundtrack of the movie, with
Alfred Newman conducting.
RIVERSIDE has been send
ing its specially equipped
sound bus on some far-fiung
recording jauntS this year
and two of the products are
at hand. One is Sounds of
Sebring 1889" Riverside has
been recording the Florida
sports car grand prix since
1856. but this is the first rec
ord to be made in stereo. One
side consists of interviews
with the drivers and engi-
neers. punctuated by roaring
motor sounds. the other Of
an account of the rain
soaked race itself. For race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
Add to the Briefs

~00 ~ NbBS 9bbSUS
I was very much disturbed
by some of the opinions ex-
pressed in "Bikinis and
Beach Necking Opposed"
Aug. Is TEEN). Why should
we have to discuss whether
or not necking Is permissible
at the beach? I thought nice
people didn't neck at all.
In the August % issue.
TEEN fan queries, What is
disgusting about boys brief
tight-fitting bathing SuitS?"
That is easy! They are inde-
cent and immodest. The same
goes for bikinis. Lately. it
seems as II modesty has gone
out Of style.
In TEEN Fans letter. he
says, IF you like something
and have the courage to
wear it. do So"
Under his system. you could
60 around m your birthday
suit as long as you enjoyed
it and had the nerve to do it.
Someone had better set this
fellow straight.
PENNY FALLON.
To Mr.. TEEN Fan con-
corning his views on boys
brief ht-fitting bathing
suits.
In my opinion they are
most vulgar and disgusting
and outside the bounds of
good taste.
AS an excuse for wearing
them. he says they are com
Portable" Well. let me tell
you mister. that If our only
objective is to be comfortable
there would be some days
when half of Washington
would be walking around
naked.
II he honestly don't know
what is wrong with such suits
he should search for a good
friend who will take time to
explain it to him. or perhaps
there's a solution he never
thought of-take a good. long
look in a mirror.
Mr.. Gilbert didn't poll me.
but I'm one of the SO per cent
who don't like brief bathing
suits. I wouldn't be seen with
a boy who wears one or even
look at a boy who wears one.
Merely liking something and
having the courage to wear it
does not give one an excuse
to do so at the risk and ex-
pense of making a jackal Of
oneself and offending others.
MARY BRADY.
The article in your August
16 TEEN on necking at the
beach and various styles of
bathing suits was. in my
opinion, literally disgusting.
Frankly, up till now / have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters to the Editor must carry priterS correct
addresses and telephone numbers. Pen names 0iu be
used il requested All letters subject to condenSd-
tion Address letters to TEEN. The Washington Star.
Washington ). D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06
TOP TEEN TUNES
The CIovers Rock Carter Barron
TOP TEEN TUNES

voice. that of Billy Mitchell.
He sings the lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-06

The article in your August
Is TEEN on necking at the
beach and various styles of
bathing suits was. in my
opinion, literally disgusting.
Frankly, up till now ! have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

for herring. hickory shad and
perch. On it he has q valuable
stand of young bald cypress.
On several occasions Bates
says he has found cypress sap
lings obviously cut by fisher
men to use as poles for their
herring nets. Unfortunately
they are Just the right size and
shape for this purpose, Bates
complains.
Some Of the trees are in q
swampy area that anglers can
not reach, but others are in
readily accessible locations.
Bates adds that he has
erected signs, only to have
them torn down.
Through this column Bates
is asking that fishermen re-
frain from cutting the remain
ing saplings. He has labored
long and hard to develop the
stand and wants to preserve
them. How about it. fellas?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
EXPANDED GUIDE
TO AREA FISHING
NOW AVAILABLE

Numerous phone inquir-
les and letters have been
received by the outdoor ed
itor Of The Star requesting
back copies of The Leisure
Sportsman page that con-
tanned the series of articles
on fresh-water fishing in
the Washington area.
The series has been in
corporated into q new and
greatly expanded Evening
Star fishing guide. cover
ing both salt and fresh
water, which is now ready
for distribution.
1t has been placed in the
hands Of news dealers. ma
rinas and sporting goods
stores for distribution to
the public. 1t also is avail
able by mail.
To obtain one. write The
Star Fishing Guide. WASH
ington Evening and Sunday
Star, Washington 3, d. c.
The price is 50 cents plus
10 cents for handling and
postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

well out Of Chincoteague, Ocean
City and Indian River Inlet.
There are plenty Of sea bass
over the wrecks and a few
founders inside the inlets. An
occasional small blue is being
picked up in the bay at Ocean
City.
Locally, shad are reported
being taken in the upper Po-
tomac after a lull during a
spell of muddy water. Julius
Fletcher says pan rockfish are
biting heavily again at Dixie
Landing.
In the bay. rockfishing is
slowly improving while more
hardheads are being caught.
This week Capt. Andy Schedules
boats out of Wynne. Nd,
brought in catches of Is to 20
hardhead each and one Al
pound black drum from the
Middle Grounds.
Capt. Louis Beans boats also
are taking a few fish. Bean
said the hardheadS are biting
better at night. They weigh up
to 2 pounds.
A good catch Of rock was re-
ported from Piney Point. Md
An Arlington party caught 81
stripers weighing from / to 5
pounds trolling the Potomac
between Piney Point and Tall
Timbers.
Rock on Grassy Edges
A few rock also are being
taken by trollers on the Gooses
Stone Rock, of Poplar Island
and in the mouth of the Chop.
tank. So far it is mostly hit
and miss fishing.
Rock also are biting on the
grassy edges. Down at Solomon'
Capt. Ernest Evans caught 1;
Weighing from 2 to 7 pounds
trolling just outside the graS'
beds.
| Pan rock also are biting ir
Smiths Creek and st. Jerome''
Greek and between No. 8 anC
10 buoys in South River. Man!
are in Herring Bay of Deal
but hardly any are keepers.
4 4
H. A. Bates, who owns prop
erty south Of old Queen Anne
Bridge on the Patuxent, ha
what appears to be q yer,
legitimate complaint.
His property is bottom land
south Of the bluff on whicl
fishermen park to fish the rive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
New Jet Engine
Moy Give Boots
1870 More Speed

AzUSA, Calf, May % (AP).-
A super-swift boat engine has
beeen announced by Aerojet-
been announced by Aerojet-
General Corp. But 1t may be
one on your runabout.
1t will cost perhaps Is per
cent more than conventional
inboards and outboards, an
Aerojet official said, and it will
be so fast you wouldn't want
one if you like. to travel below
so miles an hour.
The water jet engine, called
the hydrocket, has an out-of-
the-water impeller which drives
the boat forward by throwing
a rotating spray of water into
the air behind it. Eliminating
propellers. 1t is said to provide
rs per cent more speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

Washington Beltinots Pork~aY 10 Chew.
sriy iraffic inisrchenss. A. intsrchonge
tvrn right onto Route 2o2. coniinvs right
on Route 202 10 Route 2ll lot iroffic light
OF loree). Turn left onto Route 2lA.
Follow direct 10 Beech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
THE LOG BOOK


MVM0AM0W
ROSE HAVEN YACHT CLUB 80
Pm. ofneers' receptions 3 pm, dag
ANNAPOLIS YACHT CLuB-spring
series OF sailing races.
SUNDAY
POTOMAC RIVER SAILING AssO.
ChATlON--1 PM spring series OF
sailing races on Hains Point.
ANNAPOLIS YACHT CLUB-contin-
uance OF spring series.
ROSE HAVEN YACHT CLUBS pm.
boat parade.
s ss yssrs sSSEs md sS ss.nS SIgs
monies.
sELBY BAR YACHT cLUB--Flag-
raisins, boat parade and princess con-
test.
,. cAr,ToL soL S.,., s,.,. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

June November 30; tidal waters;
same. West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. open
season.
TROUT
VIRGINIA - Noon, April 1S-Decem-
Der 81, Maryland--April 15-March IA
West Virginia--April 26-December 81
PIKE OR PICKEREL
VIRGINIA Continuous open season
east Of Blue Ridge; June 20-Aprn 80
west Of Blue Ridge, MARYLAND mon.
tidal waters, May I-March Ia; wall.
eyes, April 1-Noyember is. West Viz
ginia--Year-round open season.