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Evening star., 1960-01-10
Program Listines
100

300
7-Open heorine. Interviews
John Secondori, modcro'or from
WoshingtonD
9-Sports Spectacular.
IA Hours. AL Stor Polo The
Natonol Chompion Circle :
teom from Dollos, Texos. meets
squod OF oI-stors from other
teons. From 8oco Roton. Flo }
$3.50
5-Crusode in the Pocific.
The War ct SEQ" Word War
7-chompionship Bridge.
Joy Becker, Sidney SrlodOr vs.
Percy Sheordown, Eric Muroy
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Jonuory 10
400

ASK Washington. Panel.
5-MetropoIiton Movie.
IA Hours. The fugitive
l947. A priest refuses 10 SUP
port the ontr-cIerrc government
Henry Fonda.
7-Poul WincheII Show. Vor'ty.
4:30
4-WorId Championship Golf.
Wes Ellis vs.. Nike Tetchick.
7-Broken Arrow. Western.
John Lupton (Repeot.J
9-Foce the Nation. sc's'on.
500
7-Motty's Fundoy Funnies.
Freight Cor l3" Cosper be-
friends Zero, O not so dangerous
watchdog who hos lost his IoD.
ond other stones
9-Conquest. Science
lite Before Birth Reseorc1
story in field OF embyology
topped OF Carnegie Laboratories
in BoItmore, ond showing work
Of Or. JONES Ebert und osso-
crotes.
$50
4-Time: Present. News.
Chet HuntIey reporting.
5-Mr. District Attorney.
Oovid 6rion stors.
1.-The Lone Roneer.
The Avenger" CIoyton Moore
9-CoIIeee Bowl.
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INSURANCE CLERK

Fire insurance company desires ex-
per. policy writer but will train
applicant. Neatness and accuracy
essential. 5-day week, extra bene-
fits; salary depending on expert
ence.
Republic Insurance Co.
RE. 7-2446
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-08

RESIDENT MANAGER ASSISTANT
for Large Silver Spring develop
ment. Duties consist Of showing
apis, and minor clerical and typ
ing. Call Resid. Mgr, JU. S-43I3,
9-5 wk days
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RESIDENT MGR, experienced, ali
phases OF large garden apt. man
agement In nearby Md: excellent
program and opportunity with
prominent company: salary, apt.
Box 362-D. Star.
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HELP WOMEN
SALESWOMEN

vacancies for permanent, full-time
positions in Wash, Va. and Nd.
no sales experience necessary; op-
portunity for Advancement. excel
lent working conditions. Apply
BRBNTANO'S, 1929 p st. NV,
RE. 1913. Ask for Mrs. Miner.
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HELP WOMEN
RECEPTIONIST $500
GLAMOUR SALON
$4,000
RECORDS CLERK
RECEPTIONIST

Opportunity for intelligent lady
with neat handwriting. accurate
with simple figures. adding ma
chine and filing experience neces-
sary. $685. 70 start. LOUIS CREA.
TIVE HAIRDRESSERS. l7IO Eye
st NV
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HELP WON EN-
OFFICE CLERK


Age elias. Pleasant telephone
manner. Switchboard exper. help
full but not nee. Sal. commensu-
rate with ability. Co. paid vac i.
sick leave, insurance and hos
pitalization. Apply Mr.. Porter
field. THE MANHATTAN CO.,
1928 Fla. ave. NV.
TELLERs, EXPERI-
ENCED. MATURE. NEAT AP-
PEARANCE. WORK 10 AN. TO
8 Pm. 5-DAY WEEK OR PEAK
VOLUME DAYS. PAY OPEN.
WRITE BOX 364-D, STAR, CIV
ING EDUCATION. PAST EMPLOY
MENT
WOMEN - Housewife
wishing. part-time work, sig
per mr.. Light Housekeeping duties
as well as telephone-recept. duties
in congenial beauty shop atmos-
phere. Call MISS BROWNE, WO.
6-2914 aft. IL noon for interview
Mon Sat
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HELR WOMEN

SECRETARY TO pres: local firm,
with good future; 5 days; 70 $500.
POTOMAC EMPL., lO4 z. Broad
St, =. c.. JE. 2-7272.
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RESIDENT MGR, single, age IS 10
40. Must have exceptional man
agerial ability for this de luxe
NV. apt. house. Contact MR.
WALKER, ST. 3-5250 for ap-
Rolntment, hrs. 9-10:30 am,
TUESDAY, May 10 only.
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RESEARCH ACCOUNTING-skilIed
with mathematical aptitude, col
ored or white, prefer college
woman. hours from 5 TO IL mid-
nieht for first 6 months, and then
regular hours; Salary open. Call
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HELP WOMEN
INTERNATIONAL
RESEARCH
POLITIC-TRAVEL

Positions existing for girls inter.
ested in career opportunities, somt
college pref, willing to do clerica
work in order to learn the field
each Job Is with a top organiza.
ton interested in building a good
stan; salaries. S325-S40O, depend.
ing on cXper,: age to 40.
AVIATION PLACEMENT
Dupont Circle BLDG, Room 2ls
AD. 1866 AID. 4-S34G
KEY PUNCH OPERATORS
EXP; salary commensurate with
exp. d.. 1888.
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WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Building
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

AGE Fl TO 50, for general ONCE
work, 5-day week, pleasant work.
Ing conds. Air-cond. ONCE Salary.
18th st. NV
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1960-10-01

SANTA FE ,CUPI The Sec
retaiy OI STATE U.I4ce S...u E.r
Gay ~ IS beng LIo~~o0 W4..l Ca,
from coMuSeu NU..lS WIT tn-..A
New mexico haas a a~nola1 aU.~u-
tee voting law.
Secretary Oh o.4,S D~.sJ V. al
OrIna IiOted thai aM L4Gl 4,cW
Mexico mas aAOng e-S hA.e Ao
compliance With tI1e l. euCI "a VT
ing Assistance Act. Inns enauAeS
only a limited nulnDer o. peroo..s
to vote by absentee ballot tor ted
eral offices - President, v. S.
Senate and u. S. House of Rep
reSentativeS.
Perennial attempts to enact all
absentee ballot have been made
over the years, only to end In
failure. A constitutional amend
ment is required. To amend the
section involved, three-fourths of
the voters in the state and two
thirds of the voters in every coun-
ty must approve the change. While
the plan usually has won a thump-
ing majority in past elections, it
cannot overcome what some peo-
pie feel is virtually an insur-
mOuntable barrier.
Mrs. FiOrina said her staff is
getting so many questions about
an absentee voting act it is in
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1960-10-01
Congratulations

MI. anu MATS. RoDerG 4>aIana-
DA.aa Y. VIt defiance oAS ~. = lItS
"a a 10Y UO4n OcL. = az A.~..VuVIN
n.spl.dI. Iue BABY We.slAeu SIX
pUullus, e.gnt ana han ounces.
TWINS were born Oct. 3 at Re.
hoDotn hospital to Mr. ana Mrs.
Henry Antonio Of Indian Village.
The twins are q boy weighing six
pounds, one and three fourth 0un-
ces, and a daughter, weighing 5
pounds, six and three fourths
ounces.
A boy. weighing five pounds.
three ounces, was born Oct. 3 at
Rehoboth hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom c. Jim of Thoreau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McClana.
han, 2O7 E. Aztec, are parents
of boy born Oct. 2 at Anthony
hospital. The baby weighed eight
pounds, four ounces.
A seven pound one ounce, boy
was born Oct. / at Anthony hos
pltal to Mr.. and Mrs. James JAG
obs of Perea Trading Post
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1960-10-01
Driver Safety

The time of the year for more
driver safety has once again
reached us. The late fall and whit
er seasons are sure to be incle-
ment again this year. We've had
one short example of little rain,
it wasn't much, but it sure did
mike for hard driving.
Rain, snow, ice, mud, slick
highways, slick muddy roads. All
of these can be Overcooe by a
little diver sense, and caution.
The diver who looks ahead, and
plans his moves, is a fabulous
driver. But, at 70 Miles Per Hour
you can't do too much thinking.
At that speed it has happened,
while you were thinking about it
Drive as thiu-.l YOU expect the
next cor or truck you meet to
be anil g Ct you.
Good CO. ''c,ont, in good con-
t'a.1 c;ton. End S {, srecd. !.
&. OF tl.e--c CT med VI h a care
full driver viii help you attain
driver safety :.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1960-10-01
State Has

terfering with the work OF the Of
A~o - ~ ..~-.~~ " c.~.--4 &c
s''"""0' : E
A4.~-~ - 49, k~~E-S "-~, ~"
o~-4U I4U .44 ..~..-N IA ~.~~.~.1 49, /,
L4.>.~f ~ ~~~1"I '"'---e --~~-"'-
s.i1ve Az:
.,A~.4~~4o o. GlAS oI.-.~A i~A~~S
dI.u lIIEI ~Iis.... .a..-AAItS, ti4~.I -kUuo-
IS anu uepemuenLS; Aeue4 al C-N-ii-
an employ eS IN "a. cateS o4AcS Who
serve ouslue tine territorial lin
Its oil the United State ANA their
spouses and dependents: m NIB
ers of religious groups and wei
fare agencies who are assisting
members of the armed forces and
are attached to the armed forces
and their spouses and dependents.
A person need not be registered
to vote by this absent ballot, since
the application tor ballot constr
tutes registration. There is no
deadline for the applications. How
ever, the returned ballots must
be prOcessed by the cretary OF
states office and put IN the hands
of the clerks of the voters home
county before noon Nov. z.
Mrs. FiOrlna also called a,ten-
ton OF the public to the tact that
Monday. Oct 10. is their last
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1960-10-01

chance 70 register for the Nov. 0
e.ectlOn. Although Gtlere Is net
much time left, she said latecom.
ers should waste time no longer.
Al least some county clerks plaa-
ned TO keep their offices open paEs
Of today, she said.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1960-10-01


A~...Os VI LIe IiI.4My Cai.uIud.eS
~ kuU44c Ounce III the various
De-. Go4A.pi aoIs.s, .Iic 4NaV0IV IGSo-
eLA .-vI. 1ne NAtAJO ILA'AEO
Ie~--~s .AIaL we IIiany Manage voL-
Cas- ~..l sOOn We taAlng lneIr plac-
eS 81 ,IIe HUuS on November Sln
anu >U..ng tor the candidates OF
their cnolce. AS We get closer s:lu
clo-er 10 Election Day, the TINES
will attempt to have sample bal
lots so that you may see them
be- Ire you vote.
The following lists are as COM
pIete as can be, and the TIMES
would like to thank Ernie Garcia,
County Clerk of Mckinley County
New Mexico: i'r. rcIJamin Bur-
CESS, Clerk OF the board of Super
Visors, Apache Cou'tv Arizona;
and Marjorie Hoyt, a free lance
writer from Flagstaff for the in
formation concerning COconinO
County, Arizona.
Mckinley County No District or
State Offices included:
County commissioner:
Democrat:
District /: Edward Munoz, Gallup
District 2: Joe Kren. Gallup
District 3: Martin Lopez, Gallup
Republican:
District 1: ConstanciO Terrazas,
Gallup
District 2: Don Smouse. Prewitt,
NM.
District 3: Larry Lee, Gallup
State Senator:
Democrat: George D. Amaya,
Gallup
Republican: Richard H. Pousma,
Gallup
STATE Representative:
Democrat:
Position /: Joe D. Murphy, Gallup
Position 2: Dean Kirk, Navajo 1T. !
Position 8: al .Lebeck Jr., Gallup
Republican:
Position ]:
Position 2: Bernard J. Wander
wagen, Zuni, NM.
Position 3: John Perry, Crown
point. NM.
County Clerk:
Democrat: Ernest C. Garcia, Gal
luD
Republican: Lloy,: M Ga3a'don,
Gallup.
County Assessor:
Democrat: John B. Romero, Gal
lup
Republican; Woodrow Nezzer, Gal
lup. /
County Treasurer:
Democrat: Emmett B. Wall. Gal
lup
Republican:
County Sheriff:
Democrat: d. F. MOllica, Gallup
Republican: LIE. Wilson, Gallup
Probate Judge:
Democrat: Albert J. Marsh. Jr.,
Gallup
Republican: Fred Gomez. Gallup
Constable:
Democrat: Felix Martinez. Gal !
lup
Republican:
Justice of the Peace:
Precinct Gallup:
DemJcrat: Edward G. Romero,
Gallup
Republican: Solomon A. Ruiz, i
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1960-10-01
Elections

GaLlup.
Repuuucan: Mrs. Harold tAFiel
M JonHSoE Gsslup
Freclnct 8. AgnD'"sia Lake.
OciA.Vef al CaiI ~. - re, rAn,kroSis
Lane otauUh. GraItS, NM.
hepuDncan:
Precinct Z, Thoreau:
Democrat: Watson Gibson, Thor.
eau
Republicans:
Precinct II, Cownpint:
Democrat:
Republican: Donald G. Walker,
CrownpOint, TIP. CrOwnpoint
Precinct %, Gamerco:
Democrat: Joe G. Merrill, Cam
ERGO
Republican,:
Candidates for Public Office,
Apache County, ARIZONA:
State Senator:
Democrat: Melvin S. Crosby
Bert J. Golfer
Republican: Albert F. Anderson
State Representative:
Democrat: Jas. S. ShreeVe
Republican: Richard D. Udall
Supervisor District /:
Democrat: Arlo B. Lee
Republican: Myrlan G. Brown
Supervisor District z:
Democrat: Wallace Ashcroft
Republican: None
Supervisor District 5:
Democrat: j. j. Linnanne
Republican: None
Assessor:
Democrat: Ben B. Slade
Republican: None
Attorney:
Democrat: D. L. Greer
Republican: None
Recorder:
DXEMOCRAT: Virgie Heap
Republican: None
School Superintendent:
Democrat: Roland S. Hamblin
None
Sheriff:
Democrat: Edgar B. Merrili
None
Treasurer:
Democrat: Wallace B. Dewitt
Republican: None
Coconino County, Arizona
All four winners of the three
Democratic primary contests are
unooposed by Republicans on the
November general election ballot
in C0conino County.
This list doesn't contain names
for National or State Offices. The
next edition of the NAVAJO TIM
ES will contain the State candi-
dates.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1960-10-01

Lett rs 20 the Esi;sVf iroh T.. :
Pac nc.
/ would appreciate very much
TO receive your issues in the fut-
ure. If there is any subscription
charges, ! will be glcd to pay for
it.
Thank you very mrcl.
Sincerely yours,
Michael Pav&tea
Evening star., 1960-04-13

Easter gifts? Wait til you see what
Wheaton Plaza stores have gathered
from every corner of the globe. But
don't wait-come tomorrow and see
the beautiful, breathtaking Easter
wonderland that is Wheaton Plaza!
Evening star., 1960-01-17
JonuoY 1S

9.June AIlyson Show. Dromo.
"The Way Home" A high school
teacher is hounted by his failure
TO onswer q pleo for help from O
student who wos terrorized by
threots, Ronald Reooon stors.
1900
4-News and Local News.
COLOR. Horkness. Word.
5-StorIisht TheoteF. Movie.
ia Hours. "Eosy Living" l94s.
A pro football pIoyer tries 10
sotisfy the demands Of his selfish
wife. Victor Mature, Lucille Boil.
7-World News. McCoftrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. DoueIos. DonieIs.
ll:l0
7-Weofhar. Sports. News.
Allen. SieoeI. Molkie.
Has
4-News. Weather. Spts. CoI'r.
Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
MONDAY

9-The Late Show. Movie.
IA Hours. kiss OF Death"
l947. An ex-conVict tries to 90
stroioht Victor Mature, Richard
Widmork.
ll:25
7-Baekstose. Bunny Wneck.
1880
4-Joek Pear Show. Variety.
7-Wolter Winehell File.
1900
7-Code Three. Oromo.
1880
1.-The Lords ProyeF.
l2:45
5-Thousht for the Doy.
100
4-lnspirotion.
9-Medisotion. Weather.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
Officers Wives Clubs

Chapeau ESsayons is the
theme of the tea party being
arranged for next Tuesday
by the Fort Belvoir Women's
Club. Hats galore will be
shown by members of the
Club with the Oficers wives
of the 10th Group as models
and hostesses.
Mrs. w. B. Stelzenmuller
is chairman for the day and
the hats will be furnished
by Jelleffs with a Hat Chat"
by Miss Dorothy M. Brager.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
Silver Tea

The Jean Bennett Guild Of
Central Union Mission will
sponsor a silver tea Sunday
from 3 to 5 pm. at the Mis-
sion, 624 Indiana avenue,
NV. Proceeds from the event
will be used to purchase
prizes and New Testaments
for the underprivileged chill
dren who will attend the
groups Camp Bennett this
summer.
Mrs. Eva R. Jennings will
serve as general chairman of
the tea. Assisting her will be
Mrs. Alma Thompson, presi-
dent of the women's guild,
and Miss Effie Brodnax, rep
reSenting the evening auxili-
ary.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
Conference Is Planned

Mrs. Velma P. Dack, man.
ager of Tilden Gardens, was
recently appointed chairman
of the third annual confer
Evening star., 1960-04-08
Military District of
Washington

Mrs. WILDER M. Brucker.
Mrs. Hugh M. Milton II and
Mrs. George H. Decker are
to be the honor guests on
Wednesday of the Military
District Of Washington OFF,
Evening star., 1960-04-08

GERS Wives Club at Patton
Hall, Fort Myer.
Hostesses for the day will
be the wives of officers from
the Liaison U. S. Army Air
field with Mrs. E. o. Lans-
ford as chairman.
The Army Chorus under
the direction of Capt. Sam
uel Laboda will present a
program Of Easter music.
Navy Supply Corps
The Supply Corps Wives
Club members. noted for
their fair in decorations.
have come up with an under
sea motif for their spring
luncheon on Tuesday at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Mrs. James w. Boundy will
head the receiving line at the
noon social hour together
with Mrs. Joseph L. Howard.
luncheon chairman. Mrs.
Kenneth M. Boyer is decora-
tions chairman and her COM
Evening star., 1960-04-08

ence of the Alumni Associa-
ton of the Lewis Hotel
Training School to be held
at the Statler Hotel June 18
and 10.
Evening star., 1960-04-08

mittee includes Mrs. Karl N.
Keever and Mrs. Alonzo Hop
wood.
Fort George G. Meade
A fashion show luncheon
and bazaar is being planned
by the Air Force Officers
Wives Club, Fort Meade next
Tuesday in the Ballroom of
the Fort Meade Club.
Mrs. William Leuschner.
President of the Wives Club
will preside at the luncheon
and be on hand to greet
members and guests at the
noon social hour. Mrs. James
Rutledge has charge of the
bazaar.
Evening star., 1960-04-08

Black patent with Peou
de sole trim, 9.e9
, 1960-12-23
Christmds Orutorio 10
Be Presented at ST.
Johns Xmus Eve

The Christmas Oratorio by Ca
mile Saint-Saens which original
" had been scheduled for Sun
day, December 18th, will be pre-
scented BY the choir and soloists
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church on
Christmas eve in the Church.
In announcing thi simportant
musical event, Stephen Bostic,
organist and choirmaster of ST.
Johns's as well as director Of the
Oratorio, emphasized that this
special Christmas offering Of mu-
sic will begin promptly at II pm.
Christmas Eve. Following the
Oratorio the Midnight Mass Of
Christmas will begin.
The clergy Of st. John, the
Right Reverend A. IRVINE Swift,
Bishop-in-Charge the Rev. Ro-
ger Smith, Rector and the Rev.
David G. P. Kenworthy, Citrate,
extend a most cordial invitation
to the people of st. Croix to at
tend both the musical program
and the service celebrating the
Birth of Our Lord.
, 1960-12-23
Judge CoYle Of n. 4.
Supreme Court Is
V~dcdtioning Here

Judge Hugh S. Coyle Of the
New York Supreme Court, Mrs.
Coyle and their daughter, jeanne,
are vacationing in st. Croix. They
are staying at Cruzana, guest
house Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hold Hun
ter.
Judge Coyle was aguest of
Judge William Moorhead in the
Municipal Court of Christiansted
on Wednesday morning, and lis
tened intently to the proceedings
in the traffic cases that were be-
ing heard.
, 1960-12-23
DR.. Hdrold Rex. Truvl
Service Heed Mode
lst ST. Mdurten Trip

According to a delayed news re
port, DR.. c. Harold Rex, presi-
dent Of World Wide Travel Ser
vice in Newark, New Jersey, and
his wife, were the first passen-
gers to board Caribair's flight
701 in st. Croix On December is,
for st. Maarten. It was Caribair's
first flight in the new winter
schedule which calls for two Of
six flights weekly to ST. Maarten
to stop ii st. Croix en- route.
The ST. Croix stops are made
every Tuesday and Thursday.
Or. Rex, an economist, says he
is a big booster of the Virgin
Islands ard that his travel agency
personnel are trained to recon-
mend the Islands to vacationists.
, 1960-12-23
Three Persons Injured
In Freak Accident

An automobile accident
occurred last Sat. mite on the
Centerline Road in the vi
entity Of Barren Spot when
Eladio Daniels, operating
his Plymouth sedan, south
bound, crashed into a coco
nut tree and a bridge while
making a turn.
Daniels was returning
from a wedding reception
at Estate Strawberry. In the
car with him were Miss
Beatrice Walters, Daniel
Walters and Miss Mary
Macedon. Miss Walters re-
ceived a blow on her left
jaw; Walters suffered la
cerations of the forehead
and Miss Macedon's right
CONTINUED on page A.
, 1960-12-23
Quick Response 81
Fire Department
Prevents Serious Loss

&4rfHZN##&IFg
The quick response of the
Fire Department undoubt-
edly prevented what could
have been a serious fire at
No. 3 & 8 Western Suburb
on Wednesday of this week.
A kerosene stove in the
house occupied by Consue-
la Bucker exploded causing
some damage. Miss Olive
Abramson is owner Of the
property.
, 1960-12-23
Thomds Merlin Gets
Jurist Doctor Degree
From Blackstone Col.

Thomas Martin, Warden Of
Richmond Penitentiary, recently
received the degree of Jurist Doc
tor from Blackstone College in
Chicago, Illinois. He received the
Bachelors degree in 1854.
Mr.. Martin said that his thesis
of seven thousand words, was en-
titled "Unenforceable Promises
and took ten months to write.
, 1960-12-23
Lutheran Church to
lecture Special
Service Of Curols

The Lutheran Church in
Christiansted announces its
worship services through
out this Christmas season.
There will be a special ser
vice Of Carols, candles and
anthems at IL pm on Christ
mas eve in the church with
Pastor RE. Fellows preach
ing on the theme II . ly
Night, Crimmie Anderson
will render a trumpet solo,
Christmas Day there will
be a festival Christmas ser
tContintted on page 81
, 1960-12-23
New Jersey PhYsicion
Denotes Four Wheel
Chuirs to Com. Chest

DR.. Agnes W. Black, Resident
Physician Of the State Reforma-
tory Hospital at Clinton, New
Jersey, donated four wheel chairs
to the ST. Croix Community
Chest. Two Of the chairs will GO
to the Herbert III. Grigg Home
for the Aged at Kingshill.
The gift was secured through
the efforts of Dr.. Elena Steven
son Of Frederiksted.
, 1960-12-23
Social Security Offic.
Coming To ST. Croix
Tuesday Dec. 9th

The Social Security represen-
tative will be in st. Croix on
Tuesday, December 81, it was an
announced today.
He will be in Frederiksted
from 8 am. until noon and at the
Christiansted office from / to 5.
, 1960-12-23
Only 2 Trdffic Cases
In Christiunsted
Municipal Court

Richard Prince, charged with
careless driving, was fined SIS IN
Municipal Court ON Wednesday
morning. A charge Of careless
driving against Gregorio Rosa
, 1960-12-23
ST. Croix Bodrd Of
Realtors Recognized
BYNGtionul Body

BYNdtionul Body
The youthful ST. Croix
Real Estate Board has been
given membership in the
A Of Real
Estate Boards, and its mem
bers are now authorized to
use the term "Realtor''.
This designation is held
in highesteem throughout
the United States and Ca
nada and signifies that the
Realtor is a person Of in
tegrity and high ethical
standards.
Isl. Croix Board expects
to work in close harmony
with the recently formed
Board ofSt. Thomas-St.Jo Ohm
and has already done 50 in
formulating their respec-
tive charters and bylaws.
This is the first time that
there has been unity
amongst the various brok-
ers Of either island Or ha-
tween the islands, and the
meetings have been Lively
and constructive and bode
well for the future Of the
profession in the Virgin Is
lands.
The officers & members
are George Van Ripper, Pre-
sident; Mary Millar, vice
president; Sam Pivar trea-
surer and Grace F. Biggar,
secretary; Sven Anderson,
Gilmore Erikson, David Ha-
milton, NJ. Hubert Hookan-
sen. Dorothy Irwin, James
sherwood, Frieda Moller-
Jorgenson, Erik Lawaetz,
Natalie Lutrell, Bruce Mil
lar, Douglas Millar, Lucia
Nelthropp & WarrenYoung
, 1960-12-23

Torrens was dismissed with pre-
JUDGE but he was fined SIS for
driving with defective brakes.
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or good citizenship; the
old gentleman who only
requires some tender care
tosoothe his pain? Ifyour
heart goes out to some
special need, we'll and
good. But, like most of us,
you probably can't make
an arbitrary decision
when there is so much
need and so much good to
be done. That's why UGF
is such a boon. Your one
gift is efficiently distrib-
uted among all 147 agen-
cies listed on this page.
And, UGF is more than
charity. 1t is enlightened
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1t means SO much to so many when you
GIVE THE III tied way

Can you make the decision?
Whom would you rather help
the infant whose only hope
is a medical miracle; the kid
faced with a choice of crime