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Evening star., 1960-02-21
Washington, LensIey Park, ShirIineton

Washington, Langley Park, Shirinston
IS Jr. Winter Coots, Herrino-
bones, plain weoves. Boxy
single or double breasted
styles. Mony coIors. Sizes
SIS ------.---------- 1898 1890
JUNIOR WORLD-Wnshinotor and Lnnolsy pork
Second Floor; Shirlinotor, First Floor
Evening star., 1960-03-14
SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Echo in Trumps to Signal Partner
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD

and a low card on later trick
when you are not trying to
win either trick. Your normal
tendency is to play unimportant
cards from the bottom up,
saving your high cards for last.
The high-low, which reverses
the normal tendency, is used
as a signal.
When you echo in the trump
suit you show exactly three
trumps. This information may
be very useful to your partner,
particularly If he has doubts
about your ability to ruff one
Of the side suits.
Opens Singleton
West opens the singleton club
in today's hand. East wins with
the ace Of clubs and returns the
nine of clubs for his partner to
ruff. West ruffs the club and
returns the three of hearts.
East puts UP the king of hearts,
losing to the ace. South returns
the queen of spades, losing to
the ace. The defenders need
one more trick to defeat the
contract, but East may be in
doubt about that trick. Does
West have another trump, or
is 1t necessary to lead a heart
in the hope that West has the
queen?
In many games East would
just guess; and he might very
well guess right. In an expert
game East would always know
Evening star., 1960-03-14
BY Peter Icing

whether or not his partner had
another trump.
In the hand shown West
would ruff at the second trick
with the seven of spades. He
would play the deuce of spades
two tricks later, when South led
trumps. This echo" would
make 1t clear that West had a
third trump, and East would
lead a third club without hav-
ing to guess. If West failed to
echo he would deny a third
trump; and then East would
return a heart.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one spade
and the next player passes
You hold:
AA4 0K107 uJ854 &A932
What do you do?
Answer: Bid two clubs. The
hand is just a trifle too thin
for an immediate jump to two
no-trump. Bid a side suit first
and make a non-jump rebid o1
two no-trump at your next turr
to describe a hand that can in.
vite but cannot demand a game
(copyright. 1860, Gen. Features Corp,
Evening star., 1960-03-14
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Evening star., 1960-03-14
THE BERRYs
MRS. FITZ'S FLATS
FREDDY
THE TooDLES
SCAMP
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If you went to kibitz the
national bridge tournament,
scheduled for this week in
jackson. Miss. you might need
a dictionary to understand the
players. Somebody might talk
about a trump echo" for ex-
ample, and you'd wonder If he
was talking about the acoustics
Of the room.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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Evening star., 1960-03-14

Opening lead: Seven of clubs.
Actually the trump echo is
a method of signaling in bridge.
In general you echo by playing
a high card on an early trick
Evening star., 1960-11-27

The Exciting Gift with an After-glow
Valjean's Lustrous Holiday Mock Pearls
each $2*
Pamper her with fake pearls attractive she'll lock her
real and the charming takers always Choose of
the interesting she'll their tiny price
A adjustable Cluster C3
Brilliant Rhinestone
F.
Butterfly Clasp G. Crystal
lace H. Cluster
Necklace, j. 5-Strand Graduated of Fashion
PIustax
Jewery, The Hecht Co., All Stores
The Hecht Co., Christmas Showcase of The Nations Capital
Evening star., 1960-12-03
VOLVO

vOLyo 81 from q, ,ss5. SO e-dr.
sy;sse; sysa s,., 'ASK SeaK ISSa' RsY' 10th and Pa.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

80 model "62" 2-dr,
40; p.h., p.s., =. and h.. elec. eye.
white, inter. black and white, low
mi. spare never on ground: S4.495
or best Teas. ofer. OWNER, Oh.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Sill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
CADILLAC '54. needs minor repairs,
$3.50 or best offer cash. Call
RA 2.KQ0A
Evening star., 1960-12-03

VOLVO
SWEDEN'S CADILLAC
The yolvo is here. both 2-dr. and 4.
9ualty product you cannot ignore.
The lion:hearted car that looks
=, like lamb. =:
Has the strength Of bull and the
Eishty-five thoroushbreds under
the hood.
With Q 4-speed Transmission that
-. Is better than good.
Where winters are cold 80 we have
been told
The Volvo protects the. family fold.
with 'Voiyo,: Io,s practical siss snd
You ride ID comfort al the whits.
In trafne, on turnpike or dusty
The mishty vclyo never strains.
Detroit's big dash ana raSz-ma.
With nns and chrome and all that
You ride wit; With your knees tucked
under your chin,
As fashionAble today % the old
50 unlock the doors to fun and
At Annapolis Motors you'll nid
ANNAPoLis MoToRs. 500 n. Y.
ave. NV. Elk. 3-4744: l0566
Metre ave-, Ksnsinston. Nd, b0.
5.1644.
WnLYS station wagon 81: 4-cyL
with overdrive. heater. SNOW tires:
s:4i4l: ewes. HI. ASST. ~
WMLY6 JEEP station ga Ton. 4.
hubs. ,4-eylinder engine. ofiE.
paint: like new cond., Low mileaee,
7: and b.. 5000. IRONS a. REY.
NoLDs. INC Clinton: Nd. Phone
wk. days CT. 1855. Can De,
seen at Clinton Motor Co. oysr|
Ta5fE' nad.E cj.sB, I5Br ~iis ss .IumiasSI SsssI q.
FE. 3-76s1.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
FoR SALE

WoSHfHotoh, v. Z.
Saturday, December ). 1860
AuTomosILEs FoR SALE
THUNDkRBlRD 80 With fun power,
miles: ss.sS0. u. s.sSss.. '''VO
.T.BIRB 'B8
White. r and b. Must sac. Call
T-BFRD 80; Blk. 6ardtop., p-b, D.
ss.soS. fE. ssi, sss41e. 1ts'OOO 'e'' MI
T1asiIUMPns SIS al models, also
$XAsSTk $sTk ,Saf. Ssaf. 18th and Pa. ave. s,e.
TR-3.A SO; top cond.. never raced,
nerdtop. soft top, tonneau, 3.speed
By 9th Dee. 20. s.s47s. 1'' 'e.'
Ssster. .stsndaTd ttsens; transm;i.siaS:. issS,o:
eiue nnish: low mileage. one own:
MONROE FORD, 1887 East west
s9sSi. Silver sprins' Nd. Ju' s.
VAuxHALL $50: Sl.750: new A.
Moop' p'iI poSfikic. SEfsi a:Ssf assi conn. driven.
Wv; 'ea 49, Dc iSSe. we spnfccf: blacf.
6.0202 after 8.
v0LKsWAGENs '0I models: brandt
imTsdiste n ,ns delivery. Cash, trade
SUN MOTORS :.
OPPOSITE KANN'e IA. 4-ciJi
V0LKeWAGEN 80 egnroof; I. and
b.: 81 $50. Owner win trade older
Wv. Code 301--AT. 6-200s.
v0LKSWAGEN 80 cony.; red, H..
owner. $1,000. nj. s.s7sS. 0''s'
YOLKS.. '31s; Immediate delivery,
new shipneht; choice Of colors.
Low down psyment: trade and
JACK oKILEH
1875 Conn. Ave: NV. EN-: 2-ssS9
v94LKiswAGEN, 9gd.i sa.s 'e0 blue sedan.
fssss fssss.a aaS sp sts d. Il. iiissP Pan snytIm. HM g.
vOLKsWAGEN 20: lIke new; used
tss. sla''j in, v:sIIssEss s.sssS. 'till sood. ST.
y0LKswy,AGENs v..l y, ZOOS and ;6is;
cry; all colors; full service and
warranty. Trade and terms.
United Auto Sales. Inc.
AUTH RENAULT.PEUoEoT DIR,
l325 0a. Ave. Whea.s 10, 5-:i360
vOLRNWANRN AZ A. 1sUIe.t.
PERI eond. @ Hs NJ o0e! a:sgssse. se z HyEs,:: ;GSS:
MA. 2.i43i. ''''
V0LKsWAGEN 80 convert blacE.
Z" E,"i 7.oso;s.l .aEsS; 10000 mi.' good cOnd.
vOLKSWA0EN 80 black; radio,
WV. tires: sood condition. $1.277.
FOWLER MOTORS, LTD.
1914 North Ft. Myer Drive
ARLINGTON. VA. "a. 5-SsI4
vnLKswAGEN 40; Low MI, '. and
ns,, b. VIZ cciiif tres; Iv Sndsreoat; SLABS.
v0LKsWAGENS-'61. new Ship
ment' immediate delivery, all col.
rmph 4.door estate wagons. Cash,
trade oT $195 down. Prices start
Cities Service Triumph
2:nd AND NJ STREETS NV,
FE. S.SSS3
~,
Evening star., 1960-12-03
SELLERS
SALES AND SERVICE
cmTsILS5R; Ls5s s;IaLy,s.o Z .,!.o oUTH:yALIAFT
Riyerdale. Nd, on o. Q. 1

0z28 Baltimore Ave.
hiyerdale. Md.. on D. 9. 1
Wa. 10000 Open Eveningi
CADILLAC '67 eony.; full power;
ssTIiyTn ~ sHoAhus. 1%of. 81. :Sesi s.o7ss. Sai
CADILLAC 1860 cenvertibls; alpini
white. full red leather interior.
equipped with air eonditioninG
ETC., Immaculate.
oPkN EVENINGS UNTIL 0 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
ssFaEsbH. sshARasr sHHDor'"oo HD' of. osrEsEEsRo sE.7soc
CADILLAC 80 4.df. sedan: white;
Ian :; and r.; o.S fyil power; elec; vim
CADILLAC ,6S conv.; white: 1Il
power incl. air cond.. Windows
6sn.i 6aG l.u6dL 6L ss.ssa sssss.' ''DDff. b. sss99gg92
ccDIlhsG csdlss.g lSss ISsr, ssss1 ss, % ,..1.s y:
With power agd electrical Aeces.
series, immaeulAte Only $3.696.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 3 Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
BRADLEY sgoPPNo CENTER
CADILLAC 1855 COW: red; pyt
or best ofei. WA. S-i4Ss. '
CADiLLAC 1860 "02'' sedan; fuzzy
i9pSippssSs;. ss.i ifssters air eond. Cab
CADILLAC '66 Coupe De vile: blue
ana white, full power. ineludins
~ ~ . .Sonditicner; one OF the best
Evening star., 1960-12-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 80 Catalina, s-passsr
wagon. Like new $4,000 NIL; Z,
and h.. full power. 9 way pWf
seat. $2,470. 10. 5-2617.
RAMBLRR AifERiCAN 80 sedan:
excel. eond. new tires, loW mi
Sac. Sl.l35. NE. S-50O2. JE,
RAMBLER 1853 Custom station
Yagon: automatic trans, air cond
Power str. tinted glass, W.-W
tires. individual reclining seats
Excel. cond. $1,000 or best Gffer
OIL. 9.764l or OIL. 6-4316.
RAMBLRR $50 64cyi, sedan: excel
Condition. 81 $50. HE. 9-3642.
RAMnLER '58 Custom station Wae.
on: like new; new tires. auto. trans
Reasonable. JE. 4.1408.
RAMDLER 80; lowest prices. L. p
STAFFORD, INC. s507 ColesvtilC
rd.. 9. g., Nd, Ju, a.840O
RAMBLER IS Custom 2-dr.; r. and
r.; 2-tene; exceptionally clean;
United Auto Sales, Inc
LYM..vALIANT-TRIUM DIR.
1928 Ga, Ave. Whea., LO. B.J3Bl
RENAULT 1857 l-cV. Best ofieF
IA. 2@l0HH. Il.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

PONTIAC ,61 TEMPEST 3:doOr
nSv, ne IA Alneriea's newest family car; Ear
SS sSCCi%1ls Soan csss ssssrsasfs q s..d. SssE
the best deal see Mcneil"
MCNEIL PONTIAC
afso :.ia rHE Tls HHsxEr OF sSH4;HsspSS 81; t;SeSS
PONTIAC 80 viSta; aif condition
Ing; one owner since new; S1,7e5.
FLOOD PONTIAC. l2.i Conn
PONTIAC "a 4-dr.: low mi: hydr,
eond. s275. SP. 3-4sss aft. q
Pontiac 81 cnieftain 2-dr.; r
and b.. automatic, de luxe trim
SaS.s! saiSGS ss4s. Isii fsf'l H. s.4ss ssas 0r,'
PONTIAC '56 starchief; =. and h.,
p.sS,:. spp,b" must sell; s4sb' 'A'
'55 haTdtop, a mechs nc / . :
Ts%!s ,PsSI1l' cshhSS1sssoS shS1ss os sso; ave. ssSS ana
University blvd. wheaton, Mo. :,
10. B.0Ol3, 10 S.240O. Open
PONTIAC s%HTiSi 80 Catalina ,seE. coupe;
r. and h., hydra. white nnish
GM employe will sell for SLIPS:
excel; !, ,S sond Phone XII s'4S@S
Pontiac 1858 sedan; power steer:
ing, radio, heater; S275 or best
offer. HA. 3.373b,
1859 white Catalina 2:dr.
hafdtop: red and white interior
Wv. tires. radio and heater, std
trans: fender skirts, spinner s. nuo.
caps, lake plugs. loTersd. Needs
minor repairs: Sl.75O. Must selL
WA. 7-3i.a.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
AuToMoblLEs For SALE

CADILLAC '4s: very clean: S225.
ausI be seen TO be apprectateo.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '5e eonvertihls; black, auto
matte, radio. heater, power steer
ing: like new; special this Week
enc; S1,S96.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

CHEVROLET 81 sedan s-doof;
Sphoissery. sA eaaippeS. aisT ~ eeoncmieai asssi
ssGiinfis sssi Hiso sefiRs c !sssi' 20 :.ds sss'.F T.
door: 6.eylinder. heater and de-
lroster, green finish, secs: terms.
trade, CCC warranty.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
AureMob blLEs FOR SALE

0LDs '4e 4.dr.: straisht stick: $50
or best ofier: needs driveshaft.
Gan any day. from e-6, WA.
oLDs .6S Holiday Super "ss" sed. |;
ownsT; "ssSSiSs. Wo. S-sSs1.' '''''
0LDs 1854 .e-sS'; full power, I.
and h., hydrarnatic: S26b. FI.
$4,000, Ext. 400.
0LDs '16 "ss" 2-dr.; auto. trans,
=, and h: 2-tone; one owner. Dpe.
eial, today only. $685..
United Auto Sales, Inc.
PLYM..vALIANT.TRfUMpE DIR.
1895 Ga. Ave-. Whea., 10. 5.:i36O
0LDs 1856 2-dr.; hydramatic. pow
ef brakes, Z. and hi real dollar
value. Ii 7-O92j.
0LDg '5b Super "sS"; partially eiis-
Best offer. M. 4-762s.
OLDs 1860 "9s" Holiday coupe;
loads OF extras; l owner; low
mllease. like new; real bargain.
0LDBMOBELE 80 Dynamic "S6''
4-dr. sedan; beige, one owner, loW
milase. Z. and b.. power brakes
and steerfne. Wv. tires; pvt, sale
$2.795. IA. 2-2202. KE. s.6466.
OLDsMODILEs. We are overstockeG
on 1895 Olds, All body styles 70
ssS1ss slss sSm o% Ths;s .soS sir; ;,.. ere rss s
Priced for quick sale from $500 fc
ST95. We will personalize one for
you. 'T.z" terms. 0kAC I'm.
DICK DAVIS OLDS
Clean Suburban Cars
Aockyille PIKE at consressional Plese
"0'HVlof; osHN Na SUNDAY. r. Ia iI'''4'
OLDsMOBILE 'S7: fully saiip.: fac.
s:4s71. sun; bat..McS. IL. 7.
PACkARD ,54 cdr. hdtp; auto.
IT,, r: and b.. p.b, Clean through
out. Private rwnf. $3.50 or best
offer. Du. 7-535S.
fACKARn 80 Clipper; Sood COM
dition. heater. ultrematic drive;
$3.50. EN- 2.Sss7.
PEUGEOT '59. black, Wv. tires.
RE. fasiG; sssco. SSnsE; Ell. Ei9s ssss7 ssss77d 47S
PLYMOUrH '6s .4-df. sta. wagon:
~ oflkinaI owner; push button.
sSi&.vi sSSio.. ~ akin sSa d. siA7s, Dial
PLYMOUTH 80 Sports su6ur6an
wegop; complete power; air cond.,
compare: 800 S1.S down.
Bill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-ea00
PLYM0ufH '67 Beiyedere 4-df. !:
powernite: nice: S9aS. 800 down.
BELL MOTORS
Bill wis. Ave. N. W. WO. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '63 4-df. sedan; i
Ell. sSn:s; sGna. T." ss. sd.'1s 81. sss: ssIss:s .1-
rEnaSusa : .Ss g. q. Di Dsd' 4sJis. JgSs'ilss; sIs.l
PLYMOUTH 80 eonveftisIe; canary
yelloW, full power, v..v. tires;
one owner. immacul4te condition:
special this week end. S2.2e6.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ls ssIad.s asssf; .ssI:.l$:s.s ply: S'';s 5000 g.
miles. special Saturday ana Sun.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
PONTIAC go

Bonneville Vista hardtop sedan;
automatic. power steering, power
brakes. radio, heater. Wv. tires;
beautiful white fnish; hke.new
Evening star., 1960-12-03

PLYM0UTH 80 convertible; canary
one owner, inmScuiats ecnditien: |:
special this week end. S2.2Q6.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

CADILLAC 80 coupe; ali power,
air cond.: like new; ewes. and
sun. EN-: b-2404; weekdays, Ex.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
$Z,SS0 -

STAR PONTIAC
rs YEARS Same LocArfoN
Open Daily Q TIL 0: sun. 0 TIL 4
, 1960-04-26
FOR SALE.
A new Modern Building

A new Modern Building i
with 3 bedrooms,e par1or,
dining room, kitchen also
and adjoining building
with room, and garage.
Large cistern. Running
water, potable & rainy.
located n e a the Basin
Triangle:
Enquire: Ell Triumfo Grocery
Irene Garcia : Prop.
Watergut, Christiansted
, 1960-04-26
AUTOS

AUTOS -.
came confused and went to
the right.
He explained further that
he was on his way to Fred
eriksted, got lost and was
trying to get back to Chris
tiansted when he became
confused.
, 1960-04-26

WOlh.
Ralph Paiewonsky is chair
man Ralph Breshears, vice
chairman; Henry Kimmel-
man, secretary and Johannes
Rasmussen, Treasurer.
Harry Goeggel, Commission
er of Tourism and Trade and
a person to be named by the
Governor will be invited to
membership on the Board.
The Board has elected an
Executive Committee o f
eleven to actively pursue its
detailes program. They are:
Leslie Moore, Rudolph KEEL
bert, Dave Mas, John S.
, 1960-04-26
Attention All Nurses

The monthly meeting Of the
VIVA. District / will be held
Wednesday afternoon,
April q, 1860 at 500 o'clock
in the old operating room at
Frederiksted. All members are
urged to attend.
Pauline E. Canton.
Secretary
, 1960-04-26

cLAUDINA RIvERls,s
STORE has moved from
9 Prince Street TO Is & IA
Queen Street.
, 1960-04-26
VIRGIN ISLANDS

VIRGIN ISLANDS -. Colby, Carl Transbrg, John
all phases of their work. a. Shultz and either Commits
To collect and disseminate sioner Goeggel or the. ap-
accurate statistics to guide pointee of the Governor, to-
promotion and development gether with four of the officers.
, 1960-04-26
CHAMBER OF

NE1ApWDLn VI .s.
STAINS, Director of the Bureau
of the Budget, speaking on
the impact on the economy of
I h e budget surplus; Rep.
Bruce Alger (Texas) on Main
tanning a Stable Dollar" Allan
Kline, former head of the
American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton on farm problems VS..
politics; Doris F1eeson, Wash
ington news columnist; and
Charles H. Percy, President of
Bell & Howell.
Once again the National
Chamber will cite Q group of
prominent citizens as Great
Living neutrality-suspicious.
who have contributed notably
to human progress under the
American system of demo-
crazy and free enterprise.
Chamber National Recqgni-
ton Awards to chambers Of
commerce, associations, and
business firms for a variety of
successful programs will also
be announced.
Theme of the 48th Annual
Meeting will be Building
Americas Strength Through
Voluntary Action"
, 1960-04-26
R ROCKEFELLER -.

MRS. ROCKEFELLER -.
course.
Witnessing Mrs. Rockefel-
ler's shot was her husband,
Laurance, and Pete Cooper,
home professional at the
course. Mr.. Rockefeller, in CO.
operation with the Puerto
Rican government, built the
hotel and golf course to aid
the islands tourism program.
, 1960-04-26

- AAAE GAG AoAA0"AAS3 va
Election of Officers for the ensuing
four years.
Election Of Delegates and A~lternates
to the National Democratic Conven-
ton scheduled to meet in the Los An
geles Memorial Sports Arena, 1899
South Figueroa Street, in the City of
Los Angeles, State of California, on
the 18th day of July, 1860, at 500
o'clock in the afternoon, (PDST) for
the purpose of selecting nominees for
President and Vice President Of the
United States of America, to adopt and
promulgate a platform and to take
such other action with respect to any
other matters as the Convntion may
deem advisable.
Instructions to Delegates attending the
said Convention.
Platform.
Such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
Democrats are requested to
Joseph Alexander. Chairman
mocratic Insular Committee of
the Virgin Islands, U. S.
, 1960-04-26
NOTICE
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

The Democratic Party Of the Virgin Islands,
u. S. will hold its Quadrennial Insular Convention
on Friday, May 6, 1860, at $50 Pm. at the Catholic
High School Auditorium on the Main Street, in the
City of Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Is
lands, u. S. for considering the following, viz
, 1960-08-26
August IS, 1860
PUBLIC NOTICE

It is hereby brought TO the
attention Of the motoring pub
lie that the south shore road,
particularly between Long
ford and Petronella, is in poor
condition. Warning flags have
been placed at several Of the
worst spots.
All vehicle operators are
urged to be cautious and to
drive at a careful and prudent
rate of speed 50 as to avoid
accidents.
Jack M. Monsanto
ST. Croix, Virgin Islands
I Dept. of Public Safety
Commissioner
, 1960-08-26
v. /. REVENUE

". /. REVENUE s.:
collections. Nevertheless, by
comparing the percentage in
crease between July 1858 and
the percentage decrease be-
tween July 1859 and July 1860
stated below, the trend for the
new fiscal year is not encour-
aging at this point.
However, government oper-
ating income Gas distinguished
from taxes) increased from
SIG, 536.86 in July 1859 to
$38, 776.76 in Juy 1860.
, 1960-08-26
REWARD

WALLET lost vicinity Of
Alexander Theater. Re
ward Return to William
Sperling, Alexander Ha-
milton Store. Phone C-85. b
, 1960-08-26
COMMITS

COMMISSIONER
opinion that the Virgin Is
lands have prospered under
the Republican administra-
ton.
Mr.. Williams, president Of
the Club said that the local
Republicans are going to take
an active part in the coming
elections in November, and ez
pressed the hope that all mem
bers Of the party will do like
wise.
, 1960-08-26
GOVERNMENT or
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Christiansted, ST. Croix
Public Works Department
August 8, 1860
NOTICE TO FARMERS AND ALL OTHER
INTERESTED PARTIES
DREDGING
INTERESTED PARTIES
D R E D G N G

Christiansted Harbor ST. Croix US. Virgin Islands
Dredging operations will be in progress from August 8,
1860 until December /, 1860.
Dredging will be done in that area which is adjacent to
the Public wharf and Fish market wharf. Dredging will also
be done in the approaches to these Public landing places from
the No. 8 buoy to Protestant Cay and from the said No. 3
buoy to esFish market wharf.
Dredging will also be done in that area in the preferred
channel which lies between No. 5 buoy and No. 8 buoy.
A Vessel which is now moored in any area, and which by
so being moored may hamper the dredging operation which
is now in progress, shall be requested to shift its r1ooring to
an area which will be designated by the Harbornaster.
All vessels must, at all times, keep clear Of the Dredge
and Float Line.
All commercial vessels are required to anchor well clear OF
the DREDGE and LOA LINE and contact the Harbor1nas-
ter for docking instructions.
All vessels shall proceed with caution during this dredg-
ing operations.
Approved: August g. 1860
A. Paralticci II
Deputy Commissioner of Public Works
Thorvald H. Nc GFegor
- ~ &H&
, 1960-08-26

Thorvald H. Nc Gfegor
H~arbormaster
ST. Croix, v. l.
, 1960-08-26

pension was retroactive from
August II,
Evening star., 1960-07-25

Mother-Will you take the
money from your purse and
let Jean play with it? She
loves to take things in and
out of a purse.
Evening star., 1960-07-25

PRODUCING the cheongsam
silhouette as a major fashion
theme for fall and winter.
Well venture a prediction
that it may be Christian
Dior's Yves st. Lavrent. This
May in Paris we noted a
great many examples of the
Oriental sheath type sill
houettes being shown in the
evening clothes group. 1t may
have been a trial balloon, but
on the many Eurasian models
Nancy Kwan is, too) they
looked very striking. Nancy's
mother, Marquit'a KWan
Counine, lived in Washington
for several years. Nancy's
father is a prominent Hong
Kong architect.
In January, the famous
Michel Kazan, whose hairdo
sensations, the poodle cut"
rebel cut" French twist"
Evening star., 1960-07-25

and the recent bob cap"
will open his own salon in
Washington. His association
with Helena Rubinstein will
continue until that time.
Already Michel Kazan has
started work on his New
York salon, which will be
housed in one of the last of
the fabulous New York man
sionS. There are seven chan
deliers alone in what will be
the boutique, alone.
Paris, like New York, is
getting around to short coif-
fures, we hear. The shock
value of the "nouvelle vogue
has already been seen in the
fact that Dorian Leigh's
model agency in Paris is all
cut to the small head size.
Antoine calls his short hair
the "bebe" cut and the bias
cuts match the cuts of many
of the new clothes. Brunets
are back in style with this
striking hairdo and with all
the browns, coppery tones
and black being seen in the
collections. Says Antoine,
whose Washington salon at
Julius Garfinckel has gotten
the word, Cut off years in
seconds" with the "bebe' cut.
The word means baby.
Evening star., 1960-07-25

veiled by hundreds Of door
length strips of white fabric.
A collector of everything
from carved Spanish figures
of saints to fans and unusual
jewelry. Bonnie keeps track of
her fashion accessories by
sorting them into hot pink
waXed paper bags and put
ting them on a shelf in the
clothes foyer. Black India
ink clearly states that in a
bag are fans, scarves. belts,
etc. Nancy Kwan, who
stars in The World of Susie
Wong" is inspiring a whole
new collection of Hong Kong
styled fashions to be released
this December in time for
holiday wear. The "cheong-
SAM" a fitted, side-slashed
dress, is being interpreted by
Suzy Perette. The rumor is a
famous Paris deSHner is in