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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Cleared After Snow

Trafhc started rolling snowsWept section Of the
turnpike yesterday after being tied for nearly
So hours
Battling high winds and deep drifts. machines
finally succeeded in clearing the superhghway for travel
This good for thousands of stranded motorists
Evening star., 1960-11-15
D. c. SECURITIES

Sales--Pot Elec Pwr-27 at 2s7s, Is at
39n. 10 at 297s, so at 297s. 100 at
Wash Gas LIS at 53M. IS at 53M,
Evening star., 1960-11-15
AnericanFor
Bids for All
British Stock

LONDON. Nov. is (AP).-
The price of British Ford Motor
Co. common shares shot up so
per cent today as speculators
rushed to cash in on a massive
takeover bid by the American
Ford Motor Co.
Those who rushed in to buy
took the risk that the necessary
approval by the British Treas
ury might not be given to the
American Ford offer. A 1947
act gives the Treasury the
power to stop such takeovers as
q check against the outflow
from Britain Of dollar-earning
assets
British newspapers already
have pointed out that If Amer
ican Ford is successful. more
than half the British motor
industry would be American
owned. British Ford is the Sec
ond largest car and truck man.
ufacturing firm in the country.
Its sales totaled 223 million
pounds ($625 million) last year
and 1t has had a record first
six months this year.
Newspapers predicted Prime
Minister Harold Macmillan S
cabinet would think twice be-
fore okaying the big deal worth
1868 million.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
Furnished BY
Bono, rate, Term

Bone, rate, Term
New York City IS 90
Aldens CIV SIS 30
Alcoa ?1ss ga
Alum Cp Can 37ss 70
Amer & F P S. 2030
Am Mach&F CIV SIS n
Am Tel & Tel IS 90
Am Tel q Tel 4sss s5
Am Tel & Tel 2Sss 90
Am Tobacco IS So
Armour SIS 81
Allan Refin cv 4lss 81
Avco Mfs Co CIV 5s 70
B & o CIV Abs 2Cl0 A
BoeinE Airc CIV Alas 80
Boston & Maine IS 65
Canad Pacific 4s perp
Case j ] CIV 5l2s SO
Ger dePas CIV 5l2s 70
c NJ S P & p IS 2055
Chi Union Sta 3lss 50
CIT Finance 4I4s II
Cities Service rs n
Columbia Gas 4sss 80
Copsol Edison 5ils SO
Consol Ed CIV 4s 73
Consol Edison Is 70
Consu Pwr CIV 47ss rs
Det RI Tun&T 4i2s 81
Dresser Ind CIV tlss n
Evening star., 1960-11-15

ing materials. In all cases price
changes generally ran to less
than ! point.
About the weakest of the
better known stocks was Ken
necott, down more than 2
points on unconfirmed but pub
lished reports it was dickerine
to sell two South African gold
mines at a loss.
On the American Stock Ex-
change prices were mixed.
Corporate bonds declined,
Government bonds firmed.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Stocks Decline Again,
Price Changes Small

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (AP).-
Stocks were q little lower in
early afternoon today, coming
back a bit from a first hour
decline. Individual issues re-
sponded to specific Develop
mentS.
SteelS. metals. chemicals,
motors, oils and rails were
down, although here and there
some stocks in these groups
recorded minor gains.
Retail and farm issues were
mixed. as were drugs and build
Evening star., 1960-11-15
COTTON

NEW YORK. Nov. Is (APl -Hedg-
ing and liquidation depressed cotton
futures in quiet trading today
Most Of the activity centered in
current crop deliveries. Distant con-
tracts were mostly neglected as traders
awaited possible Developments ", WASH
inGton on new farm legislation.
ONE Of the LIQUIDATION in nearby
December was prompted by reports OF
favorable weather for picking of the
current cotton crop.
Late afternoon nriceS were UNCHANGED
to 30 cents bale lower than the
previous close. Dec. 3l.15. March 81. I'D,
and May 32.65.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. Is (APD.-For-
eiRn exchanse rates Great Britain and
Australia in dollars, others in cents
and decimsls Of a cent?:
Today Prev Day
Evening star., 1960-11-15

X-ER DIVIDEND p-Pms stock divi
depd.. PLUS extra or eStras a-De
ciared or paid 80 fer shis geaf.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. Is (AP).-Ths
grain futures market developed Arm
ness in spots today after startina ofI
on another fairly broad and general
setback on the Board of Trade
In. the early afternoon, advance,
OF about half cent were numerous,
Corn was the only laggard. However
y had posted moderate gains al
At midday, wheat was unchanged
to cent bushel higher, December
ooss corn unchanR ed to z higher
December OBS: oats 1-1Ls higher
December 5s's; rye h-ss higher. be.
eember l.12A:. soybeans is-sa higher
November 2.141.
Chicago Cash Markets
No wheat, oats or soybean sales
Corn No. 1 yellow S3is; No. 5 yellow
nSl;-s0; sample Grade yellow 63i5 -SS
nal; feed 92-1 90 nominal.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

z.Unit Of trading ten shares or sales
In full.
Rates Of dividends in the foreRoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi annual declara.
ton. Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included
Also extra or extras. b Annual rate
plus stock dividend. declared or paid
in 1859 plus stock dividend. Declared
or paid so tar this year. Payable in
stock during 1859 estimated cash value
on ex-dividend or redistribution date
& Paid last year. h Declared or paid
after stock dividend or split up. K DE
clared or paid this wear. an accunnulative
issue Win dividends in arrears. p Paid
this gear. dividend omitted. deferred or
no action taken at last dividend meeting
r Declared or paid in 1850 plus stock
dividend. PAYABLE in stock during 1850.
estimated cash value on ex dividend or
redistribution date. y-Liquidating divi.
dend.
cid Called. xd -Ex dividend. x-dis i Ex
distribution xr Ex rights. wv Without
warrants. WV With warrants. wd When
distributed. wi-When issued. nd Next
| day delivery.
ii = In bankruptcy or receiverShip or he
v ing reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act.
or securities ASSUMED by such companies.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
ChieaKo Cash Mark.s.
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK, Nov. Is ZAP, rh.
New York stock exchange reported TODAY
these odd lot transactions by principHl
dealers for November IA Purchases Of
Jos .Sa3 shares: Sales OF o2T4 RSR shares
including $3.50 shares sold short.
, 1960-03-09
N o E

Pursuant to the Constitution and Bylaws OF the Repub-
lican Organization Of the Virgin Islands, the Republican
Party Of the Virgin Islands will hold its quadrennial Insular
Convention on Friday, March 18th, 1860, at 8 PM, Catholic
School Hall, st. Thomas, v. ], to consider the following:
l. Election of Officers Chairman, Vice-Chairman, FL
nance Chairman, Secretary-Treasurer National Com
mitteeman, National Committeewoman(.
q Election Of Delegate and Alternate to the National
Republican Convention monday, July Is, 1850
Chicago ii.
8. Instructions to Delegates.
q Such other business as may properly come before the
meeting. 49,.
All registered Republicans are requested to attend. # not
send proxy.
JOSE NJ. FIAUBAH 0sst
Chairman, Republican Organization Of the
Virgin Islands, U.SA. OBJ
, 1960-03-09
S

PAN AM G BAG con-
tanning Hasselblad Camera
and extra Magazine, Bolex
8 MN. VS. Movie Camera and
Waltz Super Director Light
Meter. REWARD. information
to AVIS Office or P. O. Box
a29, csted. 3p
R. o, SMITH
, 1960-03-09
70 SALE

Modernfold Plastic Doors 81
in. high 81 in wide. 8 sets,
$4,000 each. Electric Broom.
Lightweight Vacuum Cleaner,
almost new, $25. R. Q. Smith.
P. Q. Box 929, C'sted. 3p
, 1960-03-09
ALcoRT sAILF1sH

are st. Croix's most popular sailing class with
6 boats sailing and two more being assembled.
Owners will enthusiastically tell you they are
the most fun for your boating dollar.
In order to double the fleet. we offer
1879 DISCOUNT
on all boats or kits ordered during March
Free demonstrations
SAILORS CENTER
One Company Street, Chrstiansted Phone 1917
, 1960-03-09
Speciol fruffic
Regulation

In accordance with Volume
", Title %, Section SO, of the
Virgin Islands Code, the fol-
lowing Special Traffic Regula-
ton is hereby established and
published for st. Croix.
Vehicles shall not be park
on public streets, roads and
places where they obstruct
traffic; and shall not be al
lowed to remain on the above
named places longer than is
necessary for loading and I'M
loading, unless pecial permits
sion is obtained from the po-
lice authorities. When such
special permission is obtained,
they shall remain in the
places allotted them"
Accordingly, effective Thurs
day, March 10, 1860, only one
hour parking will be per
mitted between the hours of
100 AM. to 600 PM. daily on
Company and King Streets,
Christiansted, as well as on
the portion Of Church Street
from the corner of King
Street south to the corner of
Queen Street.
Jack M. Monsa ITO
Commissioner
BY:
George A. Matthias
Assistant Commissioner.
Dated: March Z, 1860 8-9
, 1960-03-09
FOR SALE

1859 G. E. Deluxe Automatic
Washer with Potable
attachments like new.
Cost $349.95 for $250.OO
Contact: 6b
DAVID M. HAMILTON bow
, 1960-03-09

haven sometime during 1860.
AS you proceed on the final
leg of your historic journey
we wish you Godspeed."
, 1960-03-09

TDZATg0
and FRIDAY
goth Century Fox presents
THE RETURN OF THE FLY"

goth Century Fox presents
THE RETURN OF THE FLY"
Vincent Price, Brett Halsey
and John Sutton
All new and more hcrritic than
before! Scream at the human
terror created by atoms gone
wild! Scream at the CHASTITY
-"FLY-MONSTER" as he keeps a
love tryst! Scream at the
desperate search for the man
with the head of a fly!
LATEST NEWS
SAT U n D A
Bio Double Feature Day ]!
1st FEATURE:
Columbia presents
GIDEON OF SCOTLAND
Y r
Jack Hawkins, John Loder
and Diane Foster
"a tension-taut hours in the life
of a top Crime fighter.
4,o FEATURE
Columbia presents
INTERNATIONAL POLICE"
Filmed all over Europe :!
Victor Mature, Anita Ekberg
and Trevor Howard
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
TLEsD A
Nominated for the Academy
Award
goth Century Fox is proud
to present
THE DIARY OF ANN FRANK"
Mile Parkins, Joseph Schildkraut
Shelley Winters & Diane Baker
a great stage hit now made
into a truly, outstanding Motion
Picture.
, 1960-03-09

10. 1t was of such unusual in
terest, showing a genuine eff
fort worked out with enthu-
siam. 1t was chosen to repre-
sent the school at the 64th an
nn,aial poster competition held
by the Humane Society in
Denver, Colorado where it
will be given a second chance
to win a prize.
, 1960-03-09
immunity, activities Of the SEVERAL .

Community, activities Of the
train youngsters in de-
mocratic procedure, team
work, social responsibilities
and many, many other valua-
BILE assets.
Saturdays meeting is a
closed meeting with the ex-
ception Of teachers and Prin-
cipals who are invited to at
tend as observers. The actual
decisions of activities and
functions vii be decided upon
by the JRC members them
selves with the Executive Sc
cretary of the st. Croix Chap
ter of the American Red Cross
serving as legal advisor and
counsellor.
Parents are asked to cooper
ave..
ate by assisting Executive
Council members to get to
the Red Cross Office on time
so that the meeting may start
Immediately a n d students
win not be kept longer than
necessary.
, 1960-03-09
JR. RED CROSS

is then sent to some other
country and students in this
country make up an album
about their country in ex-
change.
Other possible projects will
be such things as collecting
magazines and books to be
dispersed among the patients
in hospitals and the aging in
government homes. Reading
to patients and aged and aid
in letters will also be con-
sidered. Hopefully some form
of an entertaining show can
be worked up to be presented
at the home for the aged
possibly once a month. Hymn
sings are another possibility.
Besides being of extreme
benefit for the people Of the
, 1960-11-16

cation which would be difficult to Supplant. These are
the men and women whom we would like to see remain,
and the people of these Islands, looking at their home
first, and then at other things, in that order, could make
their preferences and views known.
TIT FUTURE OF these Islands seems assured of
success. It is up to US to keep this objective before us,
and work toward that end. From all that has been said,
it seems safe to conclude that the new President will
want to help us make the progress we deserve to make.
, 1960-11-16
The pure, double-rich
liquid milk
Pae

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Use today's Carnation, the worlds favorite brand of
evaporated milk, by far.
q
0et 1ne req o1o Wn1e coD D'eO GlseltsI
The three carnations small for @SaN
coffee and cereals. !. tall for - BT&
cooking and baby's bottle sSSsS' MIX
.r0m contented cous" E@TrrTSs
, 1960-11-16
AGAIN THE DEMOCRATS


AFTER EIGHT YEARS Of Republican rule in these
Islands a change has come about. AS is customary, top
officials tender their designations at the change in ma
tional administration. This system avoids a dual ennbar-
rassrnent. It prevents the new administration from hav-
ing to request designations, and saves the face Of the in
~cumbents, who, without designations would have to be
thrown out.
BUT, AS La been the case in the past these
changes are not rapid-fire, and so for many months to
come our present administration will be at the helm. In
fact, it may be long after January 20 before any change
whatever is made.
WHAT DOES ALL this mean for the Virgin Is
lands? President-elect Kennedy IS an energetic young
man. He has shown tremendous capacity at organiza-
ton, is progressive, and has said repeatedly that pro
gress is the order of the day. He kept hammering away
at the theme that America must move forward again.
What does all this say? Simply that as part of the Unit
ed States these Islands will come in for the same kind Of
scrutiny and objective appraisal. # we have done well
we will have to do better. That is a fair guess Of what
the future holds.
TO ACCOMPLISH THESE ends Kennedy, when
he is in the White House will no doubt appoint a Demo
cratic Governor, and one who, through his viewpoint
and outlook, will want these Islands to move as they
have never moved before. But we must still wait.
FORTUNATELY FOR US we here have had
young Republican who, from all indications, has been
in the liberal wing of the party He has instituted re-
forms, looked at the economic picture and done much
about it, and shown tremendous vigor. Most endearing
among Governor Merwin's accomplishments has been
the i~nsistence upon recognizing and appointing natives
to positions of responsibility. Governor Merwin, there
fore. has been a most fortunate choice for these Islands.
THERE ARE A number of officials who, by their
performance, have shown maturity and a sense Of dedi-
Evening star., 1960-01-17
January II

$50
ASK Washington. Panel.
5-MiIt Gront Show.
! Hour. Teen -ooers' dance party.
7-Troekdown. Western.
Ranger Gilman finds O murders
only witness holf-crozed and blind
in O remote mountoin hideowoy.
Robert Culp stors.
9-Twentieth Century.
"DirioibIe. The heroic and troeic
story Of lighter -thon-oir croft.
Wolter Cronkite norrotes.
TOO
4-RiVerboot. Adventure.
! Hour. "Poth of the Eoele."
Grey Holden proposes norioee TO
wealthy politicians daughter.
Douen Mc0ovin, Dione Foster.
7-Silent Service. Drama.
The story of the mine sweeper
Troeeer in the coastal voters of
Jopon.
9-loSsie. Dromo.
lossie and Jimmy defy group
OF formers who want TO shoot
monorel tropped in deep, rocky
ereViee. Jon Provost, June Lock-
hort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-03
Star Staff Writer

UNS particularly the Civil War period earlier have
" Mr.
recalls that he acquired his
and he adding his col
lection since
other relics of the Civil War
overflow Warrenton home And his collection
you'll find outside
Civil War
well collection of World War firearms
native County section Northern Virginia known
Civil Mosbys Confederacy Mr. Stone especially
collection four Colt evovers which belonged members Of
MOsby's Rangers.
He has the heavy crowbar used by Mosby wreck
supply Cate Station And that
probably
counted value his collection He
relics worth he began
collecting
wouldn't know right off how value hem he They
assembled gradually the and them didn't
lot
interested time something
for sale, they usually would let me know"
additions collection
friend in Warrenon.
small from
regular caber cartridges The metal work the handle
cylinder delcately with Western
stagecOach
oiled and spotlessly clean, and will shoot
usually he then try out repair
repairs needed"
keeps bullet mods supply lead balls
mold all bullets he but is
bullets
cialize in that sort fthing"
doesn't modern He has few about the
back to the early days ofthe United States.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-02
ORDINANCE NO. 404

An Ordinance of inc City of Nome. Alaska. defining hours in which liquor business. under Alaska state license. may be car ried on within the limits of the City of Nome. Alaska.
 Be it Ordained and Enacted by the Common Council of the City of Nome. Alaska. as follows:
 No person may consume. sell. offer for sale. give. furnish or de- liver from an authorized licensee any intoxicating liquor on any licensed premises within the City of Nome between the hours of am. 10 l0:00 am. Monday through Saturday and between $500 am. 10 lo:00 am. on Sunday. Provided however. that the closing hours on New Years Day. Thanksgiving. Christmas and the Fourth of July shall be 5:00 am. Ii is further provided that the hours sci forth above may be ex- tended during legal holidays and special occasions with the approv al of the Common Council.
 This ordinance shall be become effective the lst day of Septem- Der. 1860.
 Passed by the Common Council of the City of Nome. Alaska. al special session assembled. this 18th day of August. 1860.
 Steffen Anderson.
 Attest: Mayor
 Robert F. Scott. tSeaD City Clerk Publish Aug. 31, Sept. 2, 2, 1860
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-02
Castro Scizes
 Three American Tire Companies

HAVANA, R - The Castro regime Thursday seized three American tire companies, under scoring threat by Raul Castro to take over all remaining Am erican property in Cuba.
 The US. Embassy said it was informed the workers militia seized the plants of the US. Rub Der Co.,, a 10-million-dollar in vestment, the 8 million dollar Goodyear Co. and the 7-million- dollar Firestone Co
 The militia took over after workers charged the American firms were trying to cut produc- tion to sabotage the Cuban revo- lution. Actually, the militia had been in virtual control of some of the plants for the past week.
 A fourth company, Goodrich, was not taken over because 80 per cent of it's stock is held by a Mexican subsidiary, the Elm bassy was informed. The four companies filled Cuba's tire and other rubber requirements.
 US. sources said they expected the move against the rubber com panies to be followed by seizure of substantial number of other American firms.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-02
Lomen Appointed Dealer
 For Lincoln Welding Line

The Lincoln Electric Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, worlds largest manufacturer of arc welding equipment, has announced the appointment of Lomen Conner cial Co. as their authorized Vel dealer for this area.
 Lomen's will distribute Lin coln's complete line of manual arc welding products. James O'Sul- livan of Lomen's states the com pany will maintain a stock of various accessory items as well as types and sizes of electrodes to meet the welding requirements of the area.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-02
Council Approves Liquor License For North Star SeaVieW Dining Room

At special meeting of the City Council Thursday noon the application for a liquor license for the North Star Dining Room was approved after considerable discussion and opposition by rep resentatiVes of three churches and three other liquor dealers.
 The mechanics of the granting of the new license involved adopt ing a resolution increasing the number of liquor licenses in Nome to eight, and the passing of a city ordinance giving the new license to the North Star. The license and ordinance become effective subject to the approval of the State Alcoholic Board of Liquor Control.
 All members present at the meeting voted in favor with one dissenting vote by Councilman Al Doyle.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-02
US. Loses High Jump And 100-Meter Dash,
 Upsetting Long Record

ROME, R - Americas John Thomas lost the high jump to Russia in a shocking Olympic up- set Thursday shortly after Ger many's Armin Hary had won the 100-meter dash in another blow at United States crumbling track supremacy.
 A crowd of 75,0OO spectators sat in shocked silence at the Olympic Stadium when Thomas, holder of the world record at feet 334 inches, failed to clear the bar at 7-1 while two Russians, Robert ShaVladkadze and Valeriy Bru- mel, made it. Shavladkadze won the gold medal.
 It was the first time the US. lost the high jump since 1948 and the first time its sprinters had been beaten in the 100 since Can ada's Percy Williams won in 1928
 The strong American basket ball team crushed Yugaslavia 1O4 42 for it's fourth straight Russia, expected to meet the US. in a semi final showdown battle Saturday night, disposed of Uru- quay 89-53,
 Hary coholder of the world record of 10 seconds flat, equalled his own Olympic record of 102 second as he leaped into the lead with a great start and just barely fought off a lunging finish by Dave Slime, the Duke Flash of Durham, NC.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-02

MT and Mrs. Ken Hudgins are the parents of daughter, Karen, born at the hospital Aug. 31 MT. Hudgins is with the US. Weather Bureau.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-21
RichIand Homes
Drive Reports
Are ENCOURAGING

The $4,000 Richland Homes
final fund drive was kicked off
this week and initial reports from
about So donations had been made
the first few days. These donors
include As new ones and about 8
who made an additional donation.
The most urgent need is for
more workers in any of the COM
munitieS who participated in the
original campaigns. Volunteers
are asked to contact any of the
Richland Home workers or to e
cure drive fund cards at the
Richland Homes office in the Sid
ney Chamber of Commerce.
A report meeting is set for
Tuesday evening, January 3 at
the Lalonde Hotel at which time
the totals will be announced. Any
one who is not contacted and who
wishes to make a donation during
this year is asked to contact the
Richland Homes office or any Of
the present workers.
The Board of Directors of Rich
land Homes have again emphas-
lied that the $4,000 goal is a
necessity to assure completion of
the construction which is now
over 500 complete. They also
emphasized that tenants will be
selected on a basis of need and
that the people in the county
home south of Sidney will be elig-
ible.
The Sidney herald., 1960-12-21

80 - GNPS~oAS OFNA
1000 people who are not citizens
to report their address in this
district of Montana and Idaho
during January under the Fed
eral Alien Address Report pro-
gram, this year.
Anyone who is not a u. S. cit
izen must make an address report,
unless he was admitted temporar-
lily for agricultural work, is a for
eign diplomat, or is a represen-
tatvie of an international organi-
cation, like the United Nations.
Any alien who violates this US.
law by not reporting his address
may be fined 5000, imprisoned for
80 days, and deported.
In addition, aliens who are not
in the United States during jan
uary must report their address
anyway, to the service within 10
days after their return.
The cards for reporting address
es are available during January at
every post office and at all i'm
migration and naturalization SER
vice offices. Report your address
before the end of January, if you
are not a US. Citizen.