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Evening star., 1960-06-30
1t Will Be Costly
Not to Pass the Pay Bill!

Pres Eisowes advisors claim pay (ahout
$5O million year, But federal employees
terms human suffering and economic hardship BILL
L. We're trailing The and salaries tagging
behind those doing similar of work private industry
z We're Impartial respected National Civil
Service League show clearly that government comparatively
they FL
g. We're changing big uneconomcal
holding
of losing 6stcls people h needs hemm most
a. Frankly getting distressed and dguad Pres
out OF SIX federal bills Morale the has
feded by each
Evening star., 1960-06-30
Pencil Mark Weiqhed

DENVER.-Weighing devices
used at the Denver mint to
check coin-counting machines
are so sensitive they can weigh
a pencil mark.
Evening star., 1960-06-30
Pay Raises Constitute A Non.Partisan Issue

JOHNSON 3D. Tex): We're dealing here
and who
ehors SEN FRANK CARLSON R Kan
Evening star., 1960-06-30

LEMON BISQUE frost
envelope unHavored gelatin F2YgS, -
n cup Jack Frost Granulated Sugar s1SoSQEEf
~ cups boiling water u cup lemon juice g.
tablespoon grated lemon rind saEsI 81
" cup evapOrated milk, well chilled
1Is cups cOrnfakes, gently crushed
Combine gelatin and Jack Frost Granulaed Sugar Add boil
ing water and stir to dissolve Add lemon juice and rnd Chill
until thick but not Beat milk until stiff Beat thickened
gelatin mixture until fluffy Fold whipped milk into gelatin
mixture Sprinkle half the conlakes over bottom of 9nch
square PAN Pour filling and sprinkle with remaining corn
fakes. Chill until set. Cut into squares. Serves g.
JACK FROST SUGAR. only 18 calOriss per teaspoon
Evening star., 1960-09-28
U. S. Lawmakers Visit
] DuY nj South Koreu

SEOUL, Sept. % (AP).-A
group Of American lawmakers
paid a one-day visit to South
Korea today en- route to- the
Inter-Parliamentary Union con-
ference opening in Tokyo to-
morrow.
They are Senator Thurmond,
Democrat Of South Carolina;
Representative Jones, Demo-
crat Of Missouri: Representa-
tive Boggs, Democrat of Louis
lana, and Representative Poage,
Democrat Of Texas. Judge
Homer Ferguson of the United
States Court Of Military Ap-
peals accompanied them.
They were guests Of honor at
a luncheon given by Marshall
Green, charge d'affaires of the
American Embassy, and also
met South Korean leaders.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Castro Is Not
True Cuba
EasfIand Says
BY JOHN v. HORNER
Star stan Writer

The chairman of the Senate
Internal Security Subcommit-
tee charged today that the
bearded face of Fidel Castro
"is no more the true Cuba than
the cigar and bushy muStache
is the true Groucho Marx or
the baggy pants and tiny mus
tache the real Charlie Chap
lin"
Furthermore, said Senator
Eastland, Democrat of Missis-
sippi, Cuban Foreign Minister
Raul Roa is the founder of the
founder of the Communist
Party Of Cuba.
Testimony of Cubans
These comments were made
as the subcommittee released
new testimony taken in closed
session from witnesses who
testified last May. The wit
nesses were eight CubanS, all
opposed to Premier Castro and
most Of them against former
Dictator Fulgencio Batista.
Senator Eastland issued a
caustic statement deploring the
fact that two unwelcome
guests Of the United States"
recently found haven in each
others comradely embrace.
"Nikita Khrushchev," the
Senator said, has publicly en-
braced Fidel Castro in New
York City Cat the United Ma
tions). Even a year-and-a-half
ago this would not have sur
priSed anyone who was follow
ing the Internal Security Sub
committees Investigations of
the Communist threat to the
United States through the Car
ibbean."
Priest Among witnesses
Among the Cubans whose
testimony was made public to-
day were a Catholic priest who
rejected a Castro offer to head
a national church in Cuba, a
former army officer. and a for
mer senator Of Cuba who was
a classmate and a brother-in-
law of Prime Minister Castro.
While Castro and his bar
budoS Slouch around in ill-fiit-
ting uniforms" Senator East
land said in reference to the
U. N. sessions, "the real busi-
ness of the United Nations
meeting is being carried on by
clean-shaven men in conserva-
tive business suits. led by Raul
Roa, Cuba's foreign minister,
who has been described in
sworn testimony as founder of
the Communist Party of Cuba"
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Soviets Accept Bid
To "a Worlds Fair

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S (AP).-
The Soviet Union has accepted
an invitation to take part in
the 1964-5 New York Worlds
Fair, Robert Moses, president
of the fair, announced yeSter-
day.
Mr.. Moses said a committee
of fair officials and other
citizens would 60 to the Soviet
Union soon to discuss details
, of the Soviet exhibition.
Evening star., 1960-09-28
Cubu Lets British
Extrudite Two

HAVANA. Sept. % (AP).-
The Cuban government, after
holding two Americans wanted
on murder charges in the Brit
ish Bahamas for five months,
finally has agreed to their ex-
tradition.
The cabinet announced last
night that Alvin Table, jr., Is,
OF Torrance, Calf, and Will
liam Sees, %, of Etowah, Ark,
would be sent to Nassau to face
trial. It did not say when the
men would be handed over.
The two men are accused Of
numbering Capt. Angus Boat
wright, SIS. of Key West, Fla,
and pirating his fishing boat,
Muriel III.
, 1960-10-03
STATEMENT

WHZM#
Of the ownership, management
circulation, etc, required by the
Act Of Congress of August "a,
1912, as amended by the Acts Of
March 8, 1888, and July 2, 1916,
etc, of the st. Croix Avis pub
lished daily except Sundays and
holidays at Christiansted, Virgin
Islands for October 8, 1860
State of the Virgin Islands IS.
County of Chistiansted, Saint
Croix.
Before me. a Notary in and for
the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared Canute A.
Brodhurst, who having been duly
sworn according to law deposes
and says that he is the owner
and manager Of the st. Croix
Avis and the following is, to the
best Of his knowledge and belief,
q true statement q the owner
ship, management and circulation,
etc, of the aforesaid publication
for the date shown in the above
caption, required BY the Act Of
August "a. 1912, embodied in sec
ton All, Postal Laws and regula-
tons to wit:
That the names and addresses
Of the publisher, editor and BUSH
ness manager is: Canute A. Brod-
hurst. Christiansted. st. Croix.
8. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security
holders owning or holding ! per
cent or more Of a total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other secu-
rites are: None.
a
5. The average number OF
copies Of each issue OF this publ
cation sold or distributed, through
the mails or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the IL months
preceding the date shown above
was: 675.
Canute A. Brodhurst
Sworn to and subscribed be
fore me this Srd day Of October,
1860.
Keith Forbes
Deputy Clerk, District Court
Elk officio Notary
SEAL
, 1960-10-03
NATIONAL ...

precedent. Fortunately he
will still be present in the
community to avail himself
if needed.
National Red Cross Head
quarters sent down a Ger
tificate Of Appreciation
Mr.. Mar
koe's many years Of service.
The Certificate can never
tell the full story or ex-
press completely the thanks
deserved by him for his I'M
selfish dedication, but GER
tainly the members of the
Community can add their
congratulations along with
the Board members Of the
Chapter to him for a job
well done.
, 1960-10-03
MISS THURLAND

purpose, devotion to duty,
loyalty, experience and a
deep desire to help people.
AS an independent can
didate Miss ThurIand is
asking for the whole-heart-
ed support Of the people Of
st. Croix.
, 1960-10-03

Public notice regarding vot-
ers who changed their dis
trict residence.
The Chairmen Of the ST.
Thomas, st. Croix, and ST.
John Electoral B Board
wish to remind those voters
who changed their resi-
dence within the Virgin Is
lands from one district to
another, Of the necessity to
re-register before the close
Of registration, in the dis
trict in which they are new
~ qualified under applica-
bic law, in order that they
may not lose the opportu-
nifty to vote. Unless they
re-register, they will not be
entitled to vote in any
district.
William w. Bailey.
Chairman
st. Thomas Board Of Elections
Hezekiah Smith.
Chairman
St. Croix Board Of Elections.
Elaine Sprauve.
Chairman
st. John Board Of Elections
3O-t-8
, 1960-10-03
HOW ARE YOU SITUATED?

Isn't it high time you owned a plot Of land
in ST. Croix? It is now possible because we
have acquired and developed one Of the
most beautiful properties on the island
exquisite ROSEGATE FARM-only two
miles from Christiansted on the paved
Granard Road. You have your choice Of
homesites for only $50 per month plus in
terest. Please don't put it off. This is your
big chance.
FRANK WIESNER & CO. Real Estate.
On the Wharf in Christiansted. Phone 374
, 1960-10-03
DUTCH HOUSE
No. 16 Queen Street

No. 70 Queen Street
Christiansted
cordially invite you to visit US
and see our line of:
Children handmade dresses
in al sizes. Ladies dresses.
Men and Boys shirts & pants.
Infants clothing. and other
house hold Items.
Open daily: 900 AM 500 PM
, 1960-10-03

Big Double Eea1uLe LAY
Isl Feature:
Fox presents
aBoBBIKINS"
Shirley Jones, Max Bygraves
The cutest Aim in many g moon
with 4 Baby star, who will melt
your funny-bone with laughter!
nd FEATURE
Fox presents
VALLEY OF THE REDW00DS
John Hudson, Lynn Bernay,
Ed Nelson
Excitement RACES full blast ~ 1hls
tale Of suspense!
s-psDnv and FRIDAY
MG.M. Pictures presents
nT4E ANGRY HILLS
robert Mitchum. Gia Scala and
Elizabeth Mueller
Pinned in & around Athens. Greece
Amazing Adventures OF e lone
Yank War Correspondent, f1lmed
ii the violent land where It hap
pened! BY the famous author Of
exodus and Battle Cry
LATEST NEWS
RDAy
Pin Double Feature Day Y
Isl r-a.s,~e.
Columbia Pictures presents
HAVE ROCKET. WILL TRAVEL
The three Stooges in their first
full length picture. And It Is 2
riot.
Ind Feat.-e;
MART presents
BITTER CREEK"
Wild Bill Elliott
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-08-26

Mr.. orUssiIt:
II your whole
SoIer does not
cory ULTRA
SHEEN products
oSk HIM 10 get
Them for YOU or
write direct 10
the Compony
Evening star., 1960-02-28
Music Program

Mr.. Stephen H. Prussing.
director of music at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church and Marjorie Web
ster Junior College, will give
the musical program at the
P. E. o. reciprocity luncheon
to be held Wednesday at
1890 pm. in Barker Hall of
the YWCA. Chapter AA is the
hostess group for the event.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
DESIGNING WOMAN
ADesign Turns q Corner

united-but-divided plan for
a shared dressing center.
The corner turned by the
shining mirror separates
nose powdering and tie =
adjusting reflections, and the
light trough which follows
every move of the dressing
table and cabinet tops drops
from the ceiling to a height
that's exactly right for both.
The trough is built of the
natural ash of the cabinets,
and inStalls fluorescent tubes
above milk glass.
This is a plan that turns
the extra angles of a rooms
walls into a style advantage.
The space gain that makes
Evening star., 1960-02-28

A week or so ago the queS-
ton Of how to answer a
wedding invitation was dis
cussed. The next step is
the purchase of the we'd
ding gift. The following are
a few tips on how to go
about it-and how not to!
When selecting a wedding
gift, I am afraid very often
the giver doesn't take into
consideration the tastes of
the bride-to-be and what
her needs will be based on
her future home.
For instance, the young
girl marrying a naval officer,
indicating much travelling
around, has little use for a
large Grecian vase. Use a
little thought when select
ing your gift. Then too, the
small living quarters so often
necessary today don't allow
for old family portraits and
75-piece china sets!
Do a little detective work
before purchasing your gift.
1t is perfectly permissible to
ask a close relative of the
bride COR even the bride her
self for suggestions. Top
on any wedding present list.
Of course, is silver.
Suppose one has decided
to present a service spoon
or perhaps a steak set. The
thoughtful person will find
out the pattern which the
bride prefers and whether or
not she already has a steak
set. I distinctly remember
at my own wedding receiv-
ing seven different patterned
silver tea balls. Considering
the fact that I didn't drink
tea to begin with, they were
slightly superfuous, to say
the least.
The basic silver service is.
of course, a rather expensive
proposition and usually is
the gift from the parents.
In many cases, the families
Of both the bride and bride
groom will join forces to buy
it. But the bride will CRATE
fully receive additions to her
silver service. and I don't
think a more thoughtful gift
can be devised. Also, a gift
that is always safe to give is
one of linen.
During the past few years.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
History Reviewed

DR.. Verne E. Chatelain, ma
tionally known authority on
history and professor of his
tory at the University of
Maryland, will speak to the
Silver Spring Woman's Club
on Wednesday. Our Mary
land Heritage" will be DR..
Chatelain'S subject at this
general meeting in the
Woodside Methodist Church
at IL am.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

phrase PLEASED to meet
you"
QuestiOn-Just to keep the
record straight, what cri-
terion do you use for your
statement that corsages
should be worn face up?
You can claim the distinc-
ton of being the only person
I have read or heard Of max
ing this rule.
Mrs. A. S. H.
Answer am sorry to have
to disagree with you. l am
sure if you will question
florists or anyone who han
dies flowers, they will tell
you that a corSage should
always be worn with the
flowers pointing up" the
way they grow.
Registered U. s. Patent Ofice)
Evening star., 1960-02-28
By ELIZABETH HILLYER
National Newspaper Syndicate

National Newspaper Syndicate
Dressing convenience for a
man is just around the cor
ner from his wife's primping
headquarters in this bedroom.
Instead of shortening the
dressing-table surface by To-
eating two cabinets so much
closer together, architect
Richard E. Carlson designed
the second cabinet to con-
tinue a third on the other,
right-angled wall. This in
genious idea adds up to won-
derful extra storage luxury
on a corner that would other
wise go to waste, and a new
Evening star., 1960-02-28

all Is drawers big enough to
be partitioned also consoli-
dates furniture that might
scatter into a smooth flowing
unit.
There's a smoothnesS in
the gentle color scheme of
the room, too. Beige repeats
the natural wood tones and
contrasts lightly with shades
of pink and white.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
New York
Trip Set

The Beauticians Protective
Association, League 265, will
sponsor a bus trip to the
International Beauty Show to
be held at the Hotel Statler
in New York City, March l3
to Is.
All licensed beauticians in
the area are invited to join
the group attending the
show. Further information
may be obtained from Mrs.
Elizabeth Lee (TU. 2-3623) .
Evening star., 1960-02-28
MODERN
MANNERS
Use q Little Thought
In Buying Wedding Gifts
BY CAROLYN HAoNER SHAW

there has been quite a lot of
controversy and to-do rel
ative to the initials to be
placed on the silver or linen
wedding gifts, and there are
several forms in use today.
To mention a couple of them,
the use of the bridegroom's
initials or the use of his last
name initial and also that
of the brides maiden name.
However, these forms are
not in good taste. In my
opinion, only the brides
maiden name initials should
ever appear on any wedding
gift. If the pattern will take
but one initial, that initial is
the first letter of the brides
maiden surname. If there is
room for two or three initials
those of the brides full maid
en- name be used.
My answer to the con-
troversy is that one must
remember that the present is
to the bride and not the
bridegroom.
Questions, Answers
Question: am to be mar
ried and the question has
arisen as to whether or not l
may have one of my three
brothers give me away, rather
than my stepfather. We are
all fond of my stepfather, but
this particular brother has
done so much for me, and we
have always been so close
that I feel I would like to
have him give me away.
Would this be wrong?
Miss B. L. NJ.
Answer-No, it would not
be. In this instance. it is per-
fectly permissible that your
brother give you away.
=
Question: am confused
about what is said when one
is introduced to someone,
either man or woman.
learned to say How do you
do" but l am not sure this is
correct. The people I gen.
orally meet are of the better
class. What should l say?
Miss B. V. NJ.
Answer-You are correct in
the assumption that the cor
rect phrase when being in
troduced to someone is How
do YOU do" Never use the
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Earth Re-enfry
Simulated in
Mercury Test
BY the Associated Press

A tiny test model Of the front
part of a Mercury satellite has
survived a simulated re-entry
into the earth's atmosphere at
1900 miles an hour.
The National Aeronautics
and Space Administration lab
oratory called the experiment.
believed to be the first of its
kind, significant"
''It gives a high degree Of
added confidence in United
States chronological ability to
conquer the heating problem
of recoverable satellites" NASA
said in its announcement.
THE test served to confirm
the validity of the type Of heat
shield selected for Project
Mercury by completing re-entry
at more severe conditions than
the Project Mercury capsule
will experience.
Men Go Up Next Fall
Next fall NASA plans to
start launching Mercury as
tronauts in full-scale Mercury
capsules, by means of Red
stone rockets, at Cape Canav-
eral, Fla.
The men will be fired to alti-
tudes of about 100 miles on
five-minute flights of about 200
miles down the Atlantic mis-
sile range.
If the lobbing shots prove
successful, attempts viii begin
next year>to orbit a man in a
Mercury capsule, using an
Atlas ICBM booster.
NASA said the laboratory ex-
Iperimennt in satellite re-entry
stimulation was conducted at
its Ames Research Center. Mof-
fett Field, Calf, February 81.
Related experiments are still
under way there.
Only S Per Cent Vaporized
The model was q plastic
shield about q quarter Of an
inch in diameter. shaped like
the blunt forward face Of the
Project Mercury capsule. which
also win carry q plastic heat
shield. In the tests 1t expert
enced the same changes in air
density and velocity as an
actual object re-entering the
earth's atmosphere.
NASA said the model en-
countered air temperatures up
to almost 10000 degrees, but
less than 5 per cent Of the
plastic protective material was
vaporized.
The experts said this in
dicated that the Mercury
capsule could be expected to
provide its occupant with ade-
quate shielding from the heat.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Generator Due
For Space Test
By the Assoclated Press


A generator of a kind that
some day may propel a space
craft by electricity Is being de-
veloped by the National Aero
nautics and Space Administra-
ton.
The action could hasten the
day when man could venture to
distant planets.
The agency announced today
1t is beginning negotiations on
an $8-million contract for con-
structing a nuclear powered
electric generating system for
space vehicles.
Weighing about 500 pounds.
the system would generate 30.-
900 watts-enough electricity
to serve 10 average homes-and
operate for at least a year.
NASA said it should be ready
for flight in about FIVE years.
Seen as Auxiliary
The space agency, in its for
NAL announcement, indicated
only that the system would be
used for furnishing auxiliary
power for spacecraft - that Is.
power for radios and scientific
instruments, as distinguished
from propulsion power.
But John Finger, a NASA
propulsion expert, In recent
testimony before the House
Space Committee, described
the same projected system as
"the first electric generating
system that will be capable of
supplying both auxiliary power
and useful propulsive power"
The system is called SNAP-S.
for systems for nuclear auxil-
iary power" The No. 8 distin-
guishes it from another SNAP
systems under development.
Broad Possibilities
Amplifying on the propulsion
capabilities, informed sources
said the system conceivably
could be used in this way:
A rocket carrying a payload Of
several tons could be launched
by conventional chemical pro-
pulsion. casting its payload into
a conservative 300-mile-high
orbit around the earth. Then.
the electrical generating system
inside the payload would be
turned on. furnishing enough
electricity to propel the payload
deep into space.
The advantage would be that
Heavier and heavier payloads
could be lofted into space with
out requiring ever -larg e r
boosters" for the original take
off from the earth.
Neither SNAPS nor any other
electrical system would have
enough thrust for the push-off
from earth.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Polio Cases Set
Two-Yeur Low
BY the Associated Press


Only five polio cases were re-
ported by the States for the
week ended March 10. -Four
were paralytic.
Announcing this today. the
Public Health Service said the
total for all types of cases was
the lowest for any week since
March, 1858.
The States reported 85l cases
of infectious and serum hepati-
tbs last week, the highest week.
ly total since 1855. Hepatitis is
q viral disease which affects
the liver.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
King Gabardine Returns in
Season Skipper"
Suits

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three-button fronts, center vents Edges ore
double stitched Trousers are pIeoted, with topered
legs, contoured woist.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
WHAT IS KoDEL3

More o1o more you'll be heor-
ing obout KodeI and oppre-
ciotine its wonderful prop
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its o remarkable Polyester
: fiber thot blends with other
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longer weorine. lfyou haven't
worn kodeI yet-oet your first
introduction with Konn's suits,
shirts, poiomos-oII with Ko-
del blend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
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