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, 1960-12-30
Alexander Theutre
Featuring The Five
Pennies Sun. Mon.

1.-THE Five Pennies" which will
be presented at the Alexander
Theater this coming Sunday, Mon
day AFTERNOON & evening" &
Tuesday afternoon is pure enter
tainment gold. The new Danny
Kaye starrer is packed with SO
much 14-karat fun, great jazz
music and solid, heart-warming
drama that it is difficult to know
just where to begin to sing its
praises.
A Paramount production in
Technicolor, The Five Pennies
recreates the JAZZ Emusic and per-
sonal life of the famed bandleader
Of the 2Os, Red Nichols, whose
sensational cornet-playing is
heard in the picture, ~ostensibly
played by Kaye as RED" The
film also stars Barbara Bel Ged-,
DIES. Louis Armstrong. Harry
GUARDING, Bob Crosby and jazz
pianist Bobby Troup; it features
Continued on page Al
E.
, 1960-12-30
Blow-O Out Of Left Front
Tire Blumed For Edrly
Morning Accident

An automobile accident occur
red at 4:3O this morning on the
Center1ine Highway near Peters
Rest when the left front tire On
a Ford sedan, C2980, driven Nv
Milton r. Johannes had a blow
out on the curve.
According to the report, the car
travelled 49 feet, crashed a Tibet
tree and came to a stop one hum
4 ed feet away.
Johannes received a Iaceration
on his forehead which took three
stitches; he was treated by ID.
Por ~ the qha9les HARDWOOD Me
mortal Hospital. His passenger
was asleep and was unable to
tell what had happened.
, 1960-12-30
Frunk Aiken Dies 81
Heurt Attuck: Wus !.
Local Roturiun

Frank Aiken, one of st. Croix'
new residents, died Of a heart at
tack on Wednesday. He is surviv-
ed by his wife.
Funeral service was held at the
st. Paul's Anglican Church in
Frederiksted at 4::3O this evening.
MI. Aiken built a number of
cottages on the North Side be-
tween Hams and Buffers Bay.
He was a member of the Rotary
Club Of St. Croix.
, 1960-12-30
ST. Thomus Chumber
Of Commerce Reveals
Program for 1861

The st. Thomas Chamber of
Commerce has announced the
formulation of its working pro-
gram for the year 1861. The points
announced in the Organizations
program have emphasized only
new projects to be undertaken
during the coming year according
to Chamber President James A.
Bough. In addition regular Cham
Der activities will be undertaken
as well as any special projects
that may arise.
The major facets Of the 1861
Chamber program are as follows:
/. Action on all fronts to secure
a new, modern, safe and econom-
ical airport for the island Of s..
Thomas. This activity will be car
RED out by the Chambers Tran
sportation Committee under the
direction of Past President-Major
Joseph ByerS II. Z
2. Investigation and action to
secure better public roads and
streets through surfacing, widen
ing and better maintenance of
existing roads.
8. Action to secure more public
and private housing for the is
land through the Urban Renewal
Program, private financing for
middle income families, FILA fin
ancing for housing developments,
and private low cost housing for
workers.
4. A revision of the existing
Industrial Incentive Law.
5. Study and action on the pro-
posed bill to create a Virgin Is
lands Economic Development
Company to foster new hotels
and industry.
S. Revision of the Stamp Tax
Law on commercial notes.
Z. Action to secure the sale of
Continued on page ~
&
, 1960-12-30
Officials Of New York
Worlds Fair to Visit
Virgin Isldnds

Robert Moses, president Of the
New York Worlds Fair, is head
ing a committee which plans a
tour Of the Caribbean area to in
clude the Virgin Islands, Puerto
Rico, Trinidad, Jamaica & Haiti,
for the purpose Of inviting parti-
cipation.
MI. Moses and his party are
due in San Juan on January 8 &
4 from thence they will fly to st.
Thomas on january and depart
on the 9th.
The Fair will be held in New
York 1864 through 1855.
, 1960-12-30
Burglurs Steal $500 In
Gosh From House In
C~hristiqrasted

Federico Llanos residing at Is
B Market Street in Christiansted
reported to the Police that some
unknown person or persons broke
into the building and carried
away $500 M;cash from a bag.
The entry was made through a
window on the southside of the
house.
The Bureau of Investigations
has started work on the case.
, 1960-12-30
Caribair To Fete 81. Croix Festival Queen
G TO BE HONORED AT DINNEl

rIIOO IVOIVIVE INV - = 1II 1VIVI
Miss Yvonne Lang Queen Of the St. Croix Christmas
Festival, will be honored by Caribar, Of which Dionisio Trigo
is President. Roy Brown, public relations officer Of the airline
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Big Increase
IsPredicted
In BuiIdinq

NEW YORK, Aug. rs (AP).-
The construction industry will
provide a market for more than
5000 billion worth of goods and
services in the l960S, an econ
omist estimates.
George c. Smith. vice presi-
dent of F. w. Dodge Corp,
made the projection in an ar
ticle in the company's maga-
zine, Architectural Record.
He said the outlay would be
the largest ever attained by
any fabricating industry.
DR.. Smith predicted new con-
struction in the decade would
provide a market of at least
$3.50 million, rising from a cur
rent annual rate of $55 billion
to $78 billion.
Expenditures for maintenance
and repair were estimated at
an additional $3.50 to $500 bill
lion.
All major construction cate
gories are expected to benefit
by the increased market, DR..
Smith said.
Largest gain is expected to
occur in nonresidential build
ing with the annual rate rising
50 per cent from $13.2 billion
in 1859 to $22.3 billion in 1869.
DR.. Smith forecast that the
rise in nonresidential building
will be led by an 83 per cent
increase in the industrial cate
CORY, 64 per cent in CONNER
cial and 81 per cent in educa-
tional.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
Furnished MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
New York City IS 80
Bond, rate, term

New York City Is 80
Bond rate, term
Alcoa 4i4S 80
Amer & F P 4.80 s 81
Am Tel & Tel SIS 80
Am Tel & Tel 43ss 85
Am Tel & Tel 4l4s 70
Am Tel & Tel GAS 30
Am Tel & Tel 2a4S rs
Am Tel 4 Tel 234s 80
Armour SIS "a
Allan est Line 4las 81
Allan Refin CIV YES 81
AvcO Mfg Co CIV IS 70
Bait G g. E CIV 4l4s "a
BOeing Airc CIV d IS 80
Boston d Maine 6S'65
BOston&Msine 4l2s 70
Burroughs cv Alas 81
Canad Pacific 4S perp
Case j lev 5ias 80
Cent r n N j 3I4s 81
Ger dePas CIV 5L2S 70
c VI 8 p & p SIS 2O55
Chi l. N W CIV Ans SO
Chi Union Sta 3Iss So
Comw Edison IS n
Consol Edison 5lss SO
Consol Edison IS 81
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Machine Tool Orders
Drop Sharply in July
By the Associated Press

Net new orders for metal
cutting machine tools for July
amounted to an estimated $32,-
100000, the National Machine
Tool Builders Association re-
ported.
This compared with $42,-
100000 in June and $37 $780,
900 in May.
Shipments during May were
listed by the association at
S39,450,000 compared to $48.-
100000 in June. The induStry's
backlog of orders in July stood
at an estimated 3.9 months
compared with 4 months in
June.
The association listed net
new orders for metal-forming
type machine tools during July
at an estimated $9,250,000 COM
pared with $12,50O,000 in June
Shipments totaled S12,200,000
in July as against $14,700,0 900
in June.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Msuriy saIes on m srehanas

Hourly SHIss on ne Exchange
II 90 am 500 900 Noon o5o 600
100 pm $50 900 2:OOp.m / 7eo 600
Rates Of dividends are annual pav.
mentS based on the last quarterly Sr
semi-annual declaration. Unless other.
wise noted. special or extra dividends
are not included.
Meaning of symbols in New York and
American Stock Exchanges
Unit Of trading 10 shares or sales in
full; s-AlSo extra or extras. b-An.
nral rate plus stock dividend. d-De.
clared or paid in 1859 plus stock dividend
eDeclared or paid so far this wear,
t-Payable in stock during Q59. esti.
mated cash value on eX-dividend or eX.
distribution. date. g-Paij last year
h-Declared or paid after stock dividend
or split up. k-Declared or paid thus
year. an accumulative issue with dINi.
dends IN arrears. p-Paid this year
dividend omitted, deferred or no action
taken at last dividend meeting. r-De.
slared clare or paid ia 1860 plus stock divi.
dend. t-Psyable in stock during 1860,
estimated cash value. on eA-dividend
or redistribution date. y-Liquidating
dividend. eld-Called. Xxx dividend
x-dis",Ex distribution. xr-Ex rights.
xw-Nithout warrants. WW-With war.
rants, Wd- When distributed. wi-Nher
issued. nd-Next day delivery. q-In
bankruptcy or receverShip or being re-
organized under the Bankruptcy Act. OF
securities assumed By such companies.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Profit liking Sends
Stock Prices Down

NEW YORK, Aug. IS CAP) -
The stock market declined on
profit taking early this after
noon after a four-day advance.
Trading Slackened.
Losses of fractions to about
a point were taken by key
stocks.
Autos. steels, oils. chemicals,
aircrafts and mail order-retail
issues were among the losers. A
scattering of small gamers ap-
peared in various groups.
The business news back
Evening star., 1960-08-25

ground contained nothing stim-
ulating. In fact, a portent of a
slackening of industry's expan-
sion plans came with news that
machine tool orders for July
were lower than both the previ-
Gus month and July 1859.
American Stock Exchange
prices were Irregular in fairly
active trading.
Corporate bonds were uneven.
Government bonds continued
lower.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 25 (API.-A few
strong and weak spots developed in
late grain futures trading today, but
they appeared to be related more to
technical market positions than to
commercial influences.
September soybeanS attracted a good
demand during the last half hour
and moved UP about cent Dealers
said it appeared to have had some
relation to a report that the Com
modify Credit Corp. had sold all It's
stock of loan-defaulted SoybeanS held
in Chicago.
Shortly before noon, wheat was un-
changed to . cent a buShel lower,
septtember, 50; cora 's;,ia lower, Sep
tember, t5's; rye is-9s higher, 5eptem-
Chicago Cash Markets
Wheat sample grade yellow hard
So. Corn No. | yellow ,2Ola-2l -:
No; yellow ;20-2l: sample grade
yellow ! 0a1s-l2h. oats No. heavy
white 6Sl7: No. 2 hesvv white SIS;
No ? extra heavy white IS. No soy
bean sales Barley: Mailing choice
! q5-l.ls nominal, feed S5-l 90 nomi-
nal
Evening star., 1960-08-25
COTTON

NEW YORK. Aus. 25 (AP).-Cotton
futures were quiet and steady today
Memphis interests and commission
house buying was Offset by liquidation.
The weather was generally favorable
in the cotton belt with temperatures
normal.
Memphis spot firm said the major
crop deterioration last week centered
in South Texas with a minor decline
in condition reported locally in the
Eastern belt Elsewhere the crop more
than held its own with a substantial
improvement registered in the Western
portion of Texas and Oklahoma, the
spot firm added
Late afternoon prices were un-
changed to 10 cents bale higher
than the previous close Oct 81 90,
Dec 3 - bid and March 81 81
Evening star., 1960-08-25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

furnished BY the Assoeistsd Press
Stocks Sales
and zoos Net
Dividends testD Hign Low 2:20 chg
Evening star., 1960-08-25
New Drugstore

Rand Drugs, Inc, announced
the grand opening of the new
store at 20l2 P street NV.
near Dupont Circle. Benjamin
Posin is in charge Of the phar-
macy. The store will emphasize
the prescription drug and cos
metic department. oseph
LutZky heads the firm.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
UNITED STATES TREASURY POSITION
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Stocks and dividends
las drill EvDIora oS

Furnished by the Associated LIST INCLUDES
tsymbols Explained in Notes Following
Evening star., 1960-08-25
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. AuR. - tAPl.-The
New York Stock Exchanee reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for August - Pur-
chaseS OF 335,a63 shares: Sales of
3@f,O56 shares Including $50 shares
sold short.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
COOK-BUTLER

C6YrY0I Nyzx 80. Smart, rev i.
tS4rTa. :. SASpSts6 9S-ES. H. val.
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ROOMS-FURN.

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Evening star., 1960-09-23
PART-TIME

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Evening star., 1960-09-23

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hfopn, Blue, black <A)f. brown
6ius blsck srASe, solps never
worn, c!sk:ic Styig. 2.in hsnlS
Svs rkntnsd not 20 SHteh iS ti3s'
wNlt cracks. Prefer sell epEr'
Evening star., 1960-09-23

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LIVE-IN

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DOMESTICS

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Evening star., 1960-09-23
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Evening star., 1960-09-23

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Evening star., 1960-09-23

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Evening star., 1960-09-23

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01
Double Check

This is ositutely my last
DOUBLE CHECK for 1859 =. you
will read this one next year. I'm
lust wishing youall Happy and
Prosperous year 1860 with all the
trimmings and the way see
it you are in for getting trimmed.
Higher Social Security tax. Sales
Tax, and then the COP is 'agoing to
get another swing at being Presi-
dent They are splitting the Demo-
cratic Party with Stevenson and
Kennedy and whichever gets the
nomination will be run down SO low
his own wife wouldn't support him.
It's, a great pity we ever visited
over in their camp. They can never
elect a President unless we 60 and
vote EN- in.
It's the coming back what's hard
est on us get all shamed UP
aud stuff and begin to see what a
mistake we made. just had to get
this off before some learned guy
gets 1t set up SONAR %5tlZ.
Them cards you folks sent were
the most wonderful lot ever to be
received. just want to thank each
of you for each Of them.
We have about got the cold war
on ice . thanks to Ike. He thinks
he dood it it weren't nOthin'
but our imagination running wild
now tiz his. Unless we come
up with a hot one the course is
clear
We won't have to worry about the
steel strike kySer aluminium
and plaStics will take over. Thanks
for reading and get set for a
BIG 1860.
Yours.
j. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

Blue Andrews writes like the wise
black and white people who were
my neighbors in Prince Edward
County SO years ago when l first
entered school there and during the
following years of my first school
ing. You have as much intelligence
and as much wisdom among Prince
Edward people as can be found
anywhere else and l have lived in
five other states. 1 have taught
many hundreds of college students
who received their preparatory
schooling in dozens of other states.
Experience and observation have
convinced me that school questions
can best be worked out locally and
adapted to local circumstances and
needs.
You people of Prince Edward
County are capable of settling any
school question or any race q,les-
ton that may confront you ard Of
doing SO better than anyone else
can do it. Your interest is related
always to the welfare Of your whole
County. Outside agitators imported
to make trouble among you come
and 60, and if trouble is left they
don't suffer from it, Some Of them
may be paid by the communists or
by other foreign groups.
Put your heads together and work
out plan Of schooling for your
Negro children as the white people
there have done II you make the
effort, you may be surprised at the
help that will come to you, as it
came to the distinguished r. R.
Motion of your County.
George E. Pankey
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-01

can't get it into their socialiStic
heads that progress is just more
and more of the same old thing
ism and one-worldism. Witness
Leftist Historian Arthur Schlesing-
er, Jr. in the current Esquire with
a piece all about The New Mood
in Politics" He speaks of the Eisen-
hover era as one of suspended ami
nation. and vows that all the signs
are saying a new sense of ma
tional purpose" is coming to the
American people - as always aft
er these let-down and hibernations.
tons.
On the contrary the Eisenhower
Administration has been for mil
lions spiritually and morally up
lifting move away from socialism.
a time of re-gathering individualism
and self-relying. purposeful time
and the purpose not pap. patron
age. handouts and security. DR..
Schlesinger is old enough to re
member the close of the Truman
Administration when even t lie
socialist dreamers and collechvist
idealists had turned cynical and
hayriding was everybody's yoca-
ton.
America has taken enormously
meaningful strides in this EiSen-
hover period the Harvard historian
would have us believe a long WIN
ter'S nap. II the Federal govern
ment has been comparatively quiet.
that is the really purposeful and
meaningfulness Of it.