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Evening star., 1960-01-17
L A K E w O O D
P A r K
FLORIDA
ON ATLANTIC EAST COAST
Is MINUTES FROM FORT
PIERCE OR VERO BEACH
NEVER AGAIN!

Magnificent wooded home
sites from S995. As low as
S12 down. S12 monthly. A
limited number Of lake front
and lake view locations still
available. A COMPLETED,
RECORDED community, all
improvements in and PAID
for. Approved for mortgage
loans by appraisal commit
tees OF nationally known
insurance companies and
Federal Savings 81 Loan As
ISOLATION 200 completed
homes, many others under
construction. "A cool, blue,
springfield lakes with miles
Of Shoreline beaches and
recreational areas not TO
be" but here NOW. and in
use daily, Write for lit
erature without obligation.
No need to send any money.
we'd rather have you come
down and see for YOURSELF
why over 5000 folks in
vested over 81 million in one
OF Florida's loVeliest. most
strategically located COM
munities, Check our integrity
through Dun g. Bradstreet.
your bank, or Vero Beach
or Fort Pierce Chambers OF
Commerce. Money-back guar
antee 20 permit inspection.
For literature and photo
graphs, write to
Evening star., 1960-01-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK '5S 4-dr. Riviera hardtop;
pvt. owner, new cond., low mile
age; reas. priced. terms. Can be
seen at 9910 Grayson ave, Sill.
Spring. JU. s-2432.
BUICK '53 hardtop 2-dr.; fully
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY-DAVIDSoN 40 80: new
or best offer, CIR. 3-2l03.
HARLEY SPORTSTER '5s, S925.
Call KI. S-5402.
II H.-D.: til o.h.v.: is in Al
condition: SITS or best offer.
Call LU. l-0l9G.
'53 HAR. DAV. Cdressed). very reas
Can be seen Sun, or call LU,
1882.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
ATTN SPORTSMEN

IDEAL for retired or hunters; 81
acres; nr. Govt. property; house
and outbufldlngS; excellent cond.
plenty water, fish pond. Call today,
AS pm. MA. o-T66l.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
Gorgeous Potter County

NO4 SNOC1o I OOVEA NOSA1IVy
On the Cieveland-N. Y. Hgwy. d,
65 acres, valley and wooded hill
sides. Comfortable old 5 room and
bath home set well back. Barn,
orchard, brook: hunt. f1sn, build
OF your blessings. Taxes, S63
Price, S6,95O.
STEVENS, Realtors, Gaines, Pa.
Pm: Galeton 69iA-Jl
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AUroMoTlVE MISC.

AUTO AIR-COND. COMPRESSOR
$50: also new deep freeze COM
preSsor, SS. FL. 4-2697.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

AERCOUPE. all metal: S5-hp. en-
gine; low FREQ. radio: excel. cond;
S2,100. North Beach. AL. 7-2372
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CADIIIACS
AuTORAMA

1860 2-dr. coupes; r. and h., p.s.
p.b., Wv. tires; driven less than
80 mi; colors: S4,575; full war
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SEASR0RE PROPERTY

-bedrm. house beaut.
furn., screened porch; Aug. 2u.Sa'
$50 also after Sept. 3. OF. 4-7693:
CAPE MAY, N. J.-Furn. house for
rent; Aug, 81, bal. Of season. Call
OIL. 4-2697 or Ma. S-l3l9.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Beautiful new
apt, open Aug. 21th to Sept 3rd:
SlOO. JA. s-3450. ia. S-1100.
OCEAN CITY, Md, . and 8
bedrm. apts.; S75 to $3.50 wk.
La. 6-:2OS, LA. 6-s420.
OCEAN CITY, Md and . bed
rm. brick apt. on ocean 'front.'
available Aug. 20. CH. S-4066.
REHOBoTH BEACH - ocean front
apts. and cottages. Immac.: $3.50
vk. UP MRS. NEVES, OIL. 4-3SS3.
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VACATION PLACES

BEACH COTTAGES AND APTs., for
2-6 people, from S65-S125 per wk.
Call JE. 2-s419 for info. or Ocean
CITY. Nd, Atlantic 9-909S.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER cash today OF viii sell
rent for you Free appraisal VII
0-I970 DICKEY'S Ap 7-&0S0
4 CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS--Ll H-o0nO
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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GARAGES

s425 I4th ST. NV. near Walter
Reed Hospital--Heated garage;
Sl2.50 mo, Call MRS. BURNS
res. mgr. IA. $4,000.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AUT0M0TlVE MISC.
AVIATION

1856 BUICK va MOTOR with ex.
port kit. 10. 2-O64S after $50
pm. Mon. through Fri.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
DIVER

JUDGE '5S sierra 4-door wagon;
iuiI power; must be seen to bt
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MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH 80 500 &C Scrambler;
full race, trophy motor. S325.
Will trade for stock machine OF
equal value. JU. 9-4S46, HE. 4
72O2.
VESPA '56 motor scooter. $50 &C,
all extras, low mi. overhauled
eng Quick sale wanted. AK. O.
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TRAiLERS
CASH PAID
-ANY TTGrD ~

CASH PAID
FOR CLEAN USED TRA1LERS
DEALER RO. $1,000
GARDNER late 1857; 47-ft.: front
kit, . bedrmS., Wv. carpeting
excel cond.: peaut. lot: So. 100
so. 5-172S aft. q pm. wkdays
or all day Sat. Sun.
IMMACULATE 81 3O-ft. General:
5000 cash and assume S1.246
mortgage at S54 per mo. Write
Box Oily. Star.
JACK BLAIR & co.
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
4 Mi. South of Waldorf on Rte. 30l
White Plains, Md West 4-S921
SPARTAN-SP -SPARCRAFT-KNOX
MAGNOLIA-SPARLANE
AVON g. LUXOR Travel Trailers
MHMA-Approved Park
Open 8 to 6-Closed Sundays
Tues. and Thurs. Until Pm.
MOBILE HOME, Palace, sx3S IT..
. bedrms.. fully furn., good cond
S1,795. 10. 2-45s1.
TRAILER, 2-horse, tandem wheels
dir. signals, inside lights, new;
$500 cash. 302 Winthrop st. Sc
(Glassmanor, Md
l5-FT. PALACE bedrms.; excel
cond. plus extras and awnings
$50 Centreville rd., Manassas, Va
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DIVER
DODGE

DODVE
Bethesas. Ssas 9ls ad. osoFFst0oonn on. "a sa7111
BUICK SO super Riviera hardtor
coupe: dynafiow. radio. heater
power steering and brakes, Wv
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis. and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-130s
BUICK '55 club coupe; fully equip,
auto, L owner; low price. BUR
ROWS RAMBLER, 900 M st
Sc, Ii. 4-S300.
BUICK '53 4-dr.; full power; spe-
1921 21st st. NV. FE. 7-3245
BUICK ,55 4-dr; hardstop;; rl fully "
Church chrysler-De soto.Piym-
outh-valiant. JE. 2-2300.
BUICK 1857 sport hardtop: beauti-
ish SI5p power wri's steer saa Ts power F Brakes
auto Transmission; excellent cond
Only S1.395, sos down. Payments
at bank. L. p. STEUART. INC,
;l4th and Bennine ne. LU. 2-s0O0
CADILLAC '57 coupe: blue, power
steering, power brakes: very clean:
2.495. CCC guar
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
.1222 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '5S coupe: ivory with
black top, power steering, power
brakes; very clean; special S2'795
Capitol Cadillac -Olds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2600
CADILLACS
1860 2-dr. coupes; r. and h, .p.s.
50 mi; colors; S4,575; full war
AUTORAMA
111a goth St. NV. FE. 7-6031
CADILLAC 80 sedan; blue with
Shts raEe 'Gp spec RG"sE ss cGc susI
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 10000
CADILLAC 1855 Coupe de Vile;
power EQUIP air cond;, excel
settle estate. LU. 2-1392.
CADILLAC SO sedan; black: power
steering. power brakes: unusually
nice; special, S1,695. CCC guar
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. T-26Ot
CADILLAC So Coupe de Vile; blue
with white top, power steering
power brakes, factory air con.
ditioning. exceptionally good buy
at So, 1896. CCC guar.
| Capitol Cadillac-OldSC Co,
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26Ot
CAD. 1850 "62" 2-dr. hardtop
| sY,s5o.' sYptsS5 'rsPs's aE. 1855. '0nd'; ssso
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MONEY TO LOAN
FARIS FINANCE co
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST. NO DELAYS-2d
trust loans, refinancing: consoli-
date bills; money for any purpose;
D. c., Md, Va. Phone WA. 7-5909
aunnin0
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALTA ROMEO '57: $4,000 miles;
Sl,595 days, LU. 4-5500. ext. 329;
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AUTOMOBILES SoR SALE

CHEVY .'5s Impala coupe: fully
equipped, showroom condition;
Sl,677. JACK PRY, 18th and Pa
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
COMMERCIAL GROUND

HAVE CLIENTS for ground suitable
for gasoline service station con-
struction. Brokers coop invited.
MR.. LrTMAN. Wo. 6-"374: eyes,
ia. a-l513.
ROCKVILLE PIKE = 10000 #,
c. adj; 5Q0.unis apt: undsr Ir,5sI
sale, Brokers invited. OWNER,
PO. 2-93S9. Sunday and ewes.
VIENNA, VA.-4.l9 ACRES, 900
II from shopping block. 300 It,
front ON MAPLE ave, 200 IT. on
WINDoVER. Now part zoned COM
mercial. Can be bought subject to
rezoring for apt. or other high
value use. Whole at So cents 50.
It. and long term payt. Call Mt;
Townsend. FL. $1,000. LYNCH
Evening star., 1960-01-01
EXCLUSIVELY.
! YOURS n
New Year Party Among Palms;
Dolly Corbin,to We'd on 3Oth,hh
By BETTY BEALE

sador and Nine. Moreira
SALES, who is now, without a
doubt, one Of, If not the, best
dressed woman in Washing
ton. A beauty to begin with.
Elizinha has impeccable taste
and the wherewithal to ex-
press it.
At the dance Wednesday
night she wore a strapless,
fioor-length Dior gown of old
gold taffeta, and with it a
fl3I,a.cry bracelet of yellow
L.amonds set in white ones,
with earrings and ring to
maj =. n lie other women
drape themselves in multiple
necklaces, the Brazilian Am
baSsadress had the fresh un-
cluttered look that comes
from wearing nothing around
the throat
French Ambassador and
Nine. Alphand we're back
from their Christmas in
Paris. Nicole lovely in a full,
soft coiffure and embroid-
cred blue net Dior gown. 4.
The Dean Achesons were
there, and Jane and George
Wheeler, the Ed Burlings, the
Tom Blakes, Betty Burton
with Harvey Poe from An
napolis, Dottie Kidder twirl-
ing with Frank Meloy, the
Drew Pearsons chatting with
Mrs. George Grant Mason,
Marry : 4 "Ske"" Arnold,
Leonard Hamilton, the Dom
aid Kisses and their son Bos-
ley, the "Scottie" Restons
and their son Jimmy. and
the James Gibsons and young
Jimmy Gibson.
Becky Miller, named as one
of New York's top 10 debu-
tanteS this season, had her
first dance with her father.
Tony Cabot's Orchestra did
a fanfare to clear the ball.
room for this special number.
But the white-gowned star Of
the evening hadn't taken
many steps before her, life
long friend George Wheeler
III cut in on her.
Among the debutante set
having a whirl we're Melza
van Rotten in a confection
Of blue net that looked good
enough to eat: Belinda Breese
in pink appliqued with flow!
ers; Amy Adams. Evie Watts,
Charlotte Kidder; Childs
Bowersock. best rock n
roller in the stag line, and
Steve Rogers. son Of the
Charles Rogers, who are now
stationed in Geneva, though
hporis is, here now for the
holiday season.
NEW YEAR CELEBRANTS
at the Sulgrave last evening
were dispersed at dozens Of
tables. In fact no one club
member could have more
than IL at a table.
The william McCornicks
Evening star., 1960-01-01

The New Year waited in
upon society at small pri-
vate parties all over town
and at the annual gatherings
at the private clubs. But
when it waited in on Cap
italites kicking their heels in
the Sulgrave Club it must
have gotten a shock.
The well known center Of
social activities was cloaked
from head to toe. you might
say, in southern wear. At
least this was one place the
scantily-clad newborn 1860
could feel at home with the
temperature outside below
freezing.
Fifteen palm trees leaned
gracefully in clusters in the
second floor hall which was
copiously banked with real
Easter lilies that filled the
air with their delicate scent.
Great clusters of delicate
smilax adorned all the wall
brackets, the mirror in the
ballroom and the chandelier
in the ballroom. And ten or
more palm trees and more
banks Of lilies carried out the
tropical motif in the ball.
room and throughout the
second floor.
With tables scattered
among the lifesize trees and
real foliage. the scene gave
the appearance of a gay Car
ibbean cabaret.
THE SUPERB DECOR had
been left in the club for last
nights celebration by the
Edward G. Millers of New
York who had given their
daughter Becky a debut dance
there the night before. The
tropical look was tropical be-
cause Eddie lived here when
he was Assistant Secretary
for Latin American Affairs
under President Truman.
Formerly with the Sullivan
and Cromwell law firm of
which John Foster Dulles was
q partner. he is now with
Lazare Freres banking COM
,pany.
The party for beautiful,
blond Becky. whose first de-
but party this season was a
Thanksgiving dinner dance
at New York's River Club,
was a delightful affair.
Mostly for the debutante set,
1t drew a limited number of
Carols and Eddie's particu-
lar friends and associates.
Carol, by the way, was, the
picture Of chic in pink bro
cade.
Latin American diplomats
present included Peruvian
Ambassador and Sonora de
Berckemeyer, Chilean Am
bassador and Sonora de
Muller and Brazilian Ambas-
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entertained . group Of friends

entertained q group Of friends
including Mrs. Robin Olds-
she's the former Ella Raines
Of movie fame: Maggie
Chatfield- Taylor. John Cole
man and the Frederick
Nichols from Charlottesville,
Va. .. At an adjoining table
were the Richard Davises,
Nancy and Joe Haight, the
Jimmy Gibbons. and the Joe
Stanleys.
And there were the Law
renee Houstons with some
friends: Marcy Du Pont hav-
ing her annual New Year
party; Billy Mitchell feting a
few; Florence Schlubach
hostess to another group; the
Pat Monroes with q table Of
guests, and at a table together
the David Karricks, the Jack
Simmonses and the Edward
Finkenstaedts.
The lights were darkened
at midnight to indicate the
end of a decade, but that was
about the only way you could
tell it. It's gay in this town
every night.
DOLLY C0RBIN will marry
Col. Alexander Graham
Stone. USA retired, on jan
uary 80 at All Saints Epis-
copal Church. Only relatives
and Q few intimate friends
win attend the noon cere-
mony which will be followed
by Q wedding breakfast at
Valley View Farm, the beau
tifui Foxhall road residence
of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Parke Brady. Murray Preston
viii be best man.
Valley View Farm has a
particular sentimental mean.
ing for the Corbin family.
When Maj. Gen. Clifford Lee
Corbin. Dolly's father, was
a White House aide. he met
his future wife in this same
house. She was visiting
Eleanor Brady's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Ryan.
Dolly and Sandy Stone will
honeymoon in Jamaica for
three weeks. then 60 to Palm
Beach to visit the former
Anne Mitchell and her hus-
band of three weeks, William
. Allison Of Chicago. Mr.. Al
hson keeps his 95-foot yacht
at Palm Beach.
Col. Stone has three chill
dren by his late wife, the
former Mary Myers, daughter
Of Mrs. George Hewitt Myers
and the late Mr.. Myers. They
are Monty, II; George. Is.
and Dams, Is, who will make
her debut next season.
The engaged pair have three
houses between them at the
moment. Dolly bought one
in Wesley Heights this past
fall before she planned to be
married. And Col. Stone has
one on Quincy street, across
from the Chevy Chase Club,
and . beautiful estate, Mount
Stuart, in King George Coun-
ty, Va, just an hour and 20
minutes out of Washington.
where he raises Drahthaer
dogs. "A new breed to this
country, they are German
wire-haired pointers. Sandy
now has IL Of them.
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Rosenberq-Borr

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice D
Rosenberg. jr.. announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Lynn r. to 1t.
d.gD jay d. Barr, USNR,
son Of Mrs Phillip Barr Of
Norfolk. Va. and Virginia
Beach, Va. and the late Mr..
Barr. A June wedding is
planned.
DeveIey-Hoven
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred @.
Develey. ST.. Of Sacramento,
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BosweII-Griffin

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell N.
Boswell Of Arlington an
nounee the engagement Of
their daughter Geraldine
Louise TO David Wayne Grif-
I'm, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
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ENGAGEMENTS

Calf. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Diane
Carla to Mr.. Robert C.
Haven. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde z. Haven. ST. A Sep
tember wedding is planned.
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Rocco-BernheiseI

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo John
Rocca announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Leo
nora Starr to Mr.. John
Franklin Bernheisel. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Franklin Bernheisel. An early
fan wedding Is planned.
Hosenei- DolrynnpIe
Mr.. and Mrs. james J. A.
Hasenei, jr.. Of Bethesda an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Diana Marie
to Mr.. James Cullen Dali
rymple, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William L. Dalrymple, also
Of Bethesda. A summer we'd
ding is planned.
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Leonard Grimm Of Moores-
VILE. n. c.
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TIMES MAY CHANGE .BUT~HAHN'S

It's hard to believe we're almost 100
yeors old!
Since lS76. we've become one Of the lar.
eest independent shoe companies in America.
have developed welI-troined sales force,
dedicoted TO Old fashioned courteous service
hove sent our buyers to every domestic and
foreign morket for the best shoe values they
could find
Over the yeors. we've built up such tre-i
nsndous volume Of business, we can offer
tinest, auolity merchandise at exceptional
savings!
Asl96o begins. we renew our pledge Of
courteous Personolized Service And, should
1916 find US established on the moon YOU
con be sure thot some fine service will be
there. too!
, 1960-10-08
MISUNDERSTANDING LUNCHEON
The Chair informed the House Of the Governors in
I~yitation to lunch on.Wedhesday, April "a, at 1890 pm, at
Government House, Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas.
PRIVILEGES OF THE o
RULING OF CHAIR
ALLY FLE CONSIDERATION OF BILLS

THE PRESIDENT Hodge): In an effort to handle
the work Of the Legislature as expeditiouSly as possible,
the Chair was constrained to issue a Ruling to that effect.
In view Of the question: which has been formally
raised by Senator de Llgo on the Chairs Ruling, as it an-
plies to the adoption of Bills and the general function al
the Legislature, it now becomes essential for the House to
decide this issue permanently. Since this question has
come about the Chair has repeatedly urged those mem
|bers who expressed opposition to the Ruling to offer a
motion to have the Ruling set aside. No such motion has
as yet been offered. There has been a lot Of talk about the
Rules of B-usiness-nothing more.
The Chair would heartily welcome and appreciate a
motion-from either side Of the House-on this question.
If the Chair is wrong in the decision it has enunciated the
House should SO indicate. If the Chair is right, then, the
House should confirm and approve the decision.
The Chair sincerely feels that the appropriate time
for discussing and deciding this question is under Priv
Eleges OF the Floor since the question involves the modus
Eoperandi OF the Legislature, and, particularly since this
question, as it relates to the Rules, was freely discussed
under Privileges of the Floor.
/ take it that members, also, wish to have this mat
ter fully, completely and permanently settled. I am firmly
convinced that we have been wasting a lot of valuable
time, but significantly we have been creating a heavy ex-
of public funds inaSmuch as we have to paw
for the printing of these Journals. Therefore, I feel that
the time has come when the Body-as a whole-should
permanently decide.
have previously made a ruling. / now call upon the
House to either confirm or rescind that ruling. Under the
circumstances the Chair will now entertain a motion to
either kick down its decision of sustain it.
sincerely urge that some member now offer 4 mo-
ton accordingly.
MR.. GOMEZ: Mr.. Chairman.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Gomez.
, 1960-10-08

AAA4o -
End Regular Session Charlotte Amalie. ST. II
LEGISLATIVE DAY. TUESDAY. APRIL rs. 1860
The Legislature Of the Virgin Islands reconvened at
245 o'clock pm, on Tuesday, April 26, 1860.
Present were the following Senators:
AUBREY A. ANDUZE DDS
JOSEPH "A. GOMEZ
ANDIDO r. GUADALUPE
WALTER I. M. HODGE
E FRITS LAWAETZ 1
Ohm L. MADURO Z
LUCINDA A. MILLIN MRS.
EARLE B. OTTLEY
PERCIVAL II. REESE
CORRECTION & APPROVAL OF JOURNALS
The House adopted, as presented, its Journals for the
Legislative Days, Tuesday, April 19 and Wednesday,, April
20, 1860.
MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR:
The following Message was read.
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States
April y, 1860
The Honorable
The President of the Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands H. Y
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
My dear Mr.. President:
/ have the honor TO acknowledge recelpI OF the lOlloW-
ing Bill which was passed by the Third Legislature Of the
Virgin Islands at its Regular Session, on April 20, 1860:
Bill No. 1144, Resolution Extending An Invi-
tation to the United States Senate Select
Committee on National Water Resources to
Visit the Virgin Islands for the Purpose OF
Holding Official Hearings on our Water
Problems.
Sincerely yours,
tSgd) John D. Merwin
John D. Merwin
Governor
COMMUNICATIONS & PETITIONS
NJ 4 LJ362 W-ASHINGTONDC 81 25th SAB WI
LTWALTER HODGE
PRESIDENT LEGISLATURE
VIRGIN ISLANDS STTHOMASV
ISLAND DELEGATE BILL BEFORE INTERIOR SUB
COMMITTEE MAY s. N 6 HOP o PASSAGE
ALSO,CONSIDERED THAT THIS DATE HOUSE BILL
, 1960-10-08

The House adopted, as presented, its Journals for the
islative Days, Tuesday, April 19 and Wednesday, April
4nnn2
, 1960-10-08
LEGISLATIVE DAY. TUESDAY. APRIL 26. 1850

The Legislature Of the Virgin Islands re
2.45 o'clock pm, on Tuesday, April 26, 1860.
Present were the following Senators:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
Program Listings
9-connonbolI. Action.

9-ConnonbolI. Action.
Mike and Jerry enter the crucial
final month in O yeor- long sotety
compoiqn. Paul Birch, WiIIiom
Compbell.
7:l5
7-News. Weather.
McCoffrey. Allen.
7:z6
s-TV Editorial.
1870
4-Loromie. Western.
I Hour. The Run TO Tumo-
voco. A young women osks
Jess Harper to help her Escape TO
Mexico, claiming thot her hus-
bond is out to kill her. Geno
RowIonds, John Archer tRepeot.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
May 81
5-WresfIine.

5-WrestIing.
z Hours. Roy Morgan. host.
7-Bronco. Western.
! Hour. Winter Kill" Bronco
Loyne bottles the elements and
vengeful woman while deliver
ing q prisoner TO ioil. Ty Hardin,
Vrreinio Gregg.
Stony Express. Western.
Grant Sullivan stors.
500 !
e-Dennis o'Keefe Show.
COMEDY. Show business invoices
EoI Towne's household. Dennis
O'Keefe, Hope Emerson. Ire
peot.l
4-Stortime. Color.
! Hour. THE Nonctte Fobroy
Show An original book show in
which Nan pIoys waitress who
dreons she IS Motto Hori, Cleo
potro and other historical per-
SONS. Tony Randall and jean
Pierre Aumont.
wyatt Eorp. Western.
Tombstone's crooked sheriff and
his bockers cause trouble for
MorshoI Corp Hugh O'Brion.
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silks, books, and other Injuries.
South Cardinals Low Country
was a mosaic or rich plantations
in a romantic setting of majestic
rivers, yellow-green marshes, mag
nolias, cypress, and pine, of aven-
ues of live oak beared all over
with gray moss.
Plantation life, with its chivalric
tournaments, deer hunts and
horse races, barbecues, and state
ly balls, was gracious. But it was
far from indolent.
Thousand Interests & Objects"
at would be impossible" wrote
planter-novelist William Gilmore
Simms to a Northern friend in
1857, "to give you any just idea
of the thousand interests and OBJ
jects demanding constant care,
watch, thought, and variety of
resource, which flow from the the
charge of 70 negroes, and the
cultivation of 600 acres of land;
these involving the use of 20
horses, half a score of wagons,
as many of carts, a blacksmith
shop, a carpenters cotton gin,
screw threshing houses, and heav-
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hotel, to the CONSERVATION of
many guests, had installed the
first passenger elevator. The New
York and Erie Railroad had put
into service sleeping cars. Win
chester had produced his first re-
peating rifle.
During the summer of 1860, the
Great Eastern, then the biggest
ship afloat, made it's maiden voy-
age from England to New York.
The Pony Express was Drawing
Indians to speed mail to and from
the West Coast.
The United States Congress
enacted a bill to establish the
Government Printing Office, which
was to become the largest print
ing establishment in the world
In the field of fashion, new
type of steel hoop lightened the
burden of women's floor-sweeping
skirts. Mems haircuts cost about
IL cents.
South Carolina, with a nonslave
population of $4,000, particularly
was enjoying prosperity. Ships
sailed from her ports with car
goes of rice, cotton, and indigo,
returning with silver, furniture,