davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-01-08
Points for Parents" t','' rAo"o. w.''.s.

Jean-There's no use in
asking my mother If it's all
right to let a boy kiss me be-
cause she claims Dad never
kissed her until they were en-
gagged.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
How to Break Up the Party

On cold nights, when cou-
pies come down for a week
end, the charred logs crackle
and sap boils on the ends, the
music is soft and sentimental,
the cubes make musical
sounds against the sides of
the glasses, and the guests
take turns hacking at a wedge
Of cheese. These are good
nights.
THEY ARRIVE rubbing
fingertips and murmuring,
Make mine light" although
no one means it and no bar
tender listens to it. The men
slouch moodily over their
drinks; the ladies run to the
bathroom to put new faces
over old ones. The conversa-
ton is spuriously bright and
forced until after the second
round. Then the deep tones
Of the men begin to har-
monize with the soprano
giseles of the women.
Soon or late, the CONVEX
sation abandons the children
and moves backward. Always
backward. After the fourth
or fifth round, the memory
test is on. Someone asks if
anyone remembers who was
Charlie Chaplin's first lead
ing lady, or a man asserts
that Harry Heilmann hit
1856 in 1924 and the pleasant
debate is on.
We used to play charades.
But that died long ago. One
night the ladies had to act
out a song and the one who
did it broke the party into
Mysteries. The song was II
Surrender, Dear" These days,
we have a new game called
Top Five. All it requires is
some pencils and paper. We
mark down the five best
books we've ever read, the
five best plays we've ever
seen. and so forth. The votes
are tailed, with five given to
anything voted for first
place, four for second place,
and three for third place,
and so on.
1t is fun. Each tally sheet
is signed, so that we know
who voted for what. The per-
son whose five selections
comes closest to the winning
nominations receives a prize
like no olive in the next
Evening star., 1960-01-08

boy song II Ride Old Paint?"
The first lines Of the song
are:
I ride an old paint.
I lead an old dan.
I'm goin' to Montan'
For to throw the hoolihan.
I've been unable to find
mention of it in several die
tionaries and encyclopedias
J. H. Fairchild, Rialto, Calf.
Answer: "Hoolihan" has two
closely related meanings in the
colortul iargon of the cowpoke
An untamed or unbroken horse
Evening star., 1960-01-08

Daughter-Did boys kiss
girls goodnight when you
were my age?
Mother-Yes, I was kissed
but not often and the kisses
were short.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
DEAR ABBY -.
Stronqe Excuse for q Party
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

by some little 5-year-old punk
with, Hi va, Maxi" This lack
of respect is disgusting. What
do other adults think of this?
IRRITATED.
Not all adults resent chill
dren calling them by their
first names. Some even pre-
fer it. But if this irritateS
you and your husband, please
remember that this is no i'm
dicatiOn of their respect, or
lack of it. They simply
haven't been taught other
wise. l suggest that you ask
these children in a kind and
loving way to call you and
your HUSBAND "Mr. and Mrs.
So and SO." Children want to
please, and usually respond
beautifully to kindness.
y
DEAR ABBY: That letter
from Old Timer provoked
me. He said, There ought to
be a law forcing married
women to stay home and not
work until all their children
reach 49,"
I am a working mother
and let me tell Old Timer
that among my acquaint-
anceS the women who work
are better mothers and have
better behaved children than
the mothers who don't work.
Plenty of mothers who
don't work spend all their
time gadding around and
drinking coffee with the
neighbors, completely ignor-
ing their children. Although
l am a working mother, I
give my children more time
and attention than many
mothers who boast that they
stay home and take care of
their families" BaloneyI
WORKING MOTHER.
4 4
What's your problem?
For a personal reply, Write
to ABBY, care of The
EUening Star. IncloSe q
stamped, Selt-addresSed en-
Uelope.
distributed By
MCNauEht Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1960-01-08

of work and have been there
10 years. The reason for this
is that other men know how
to make demands, but my
husband is a boob. He
doesn't stand up for his own
rights.
I don't see how we can 60
on this way. My parents
keep helping us with gifts,
but I am ashamed to take
any more. I'd be willing to
go out to work. but Len won't
let me because of the
children.
Leonard V.-Marge Just
talks about going out to work
to torture me. She knows
darn we'll she can't go to
work with our youngest still
in the crawling stage.
Plenty of men support
families as big as mine on
no more than I earn. It's
Evening star., 1960-01-08

DEAR ABBY: What do you
think about a situation like
this? My husband gives a
birthday party" every year
for his first wife who has
been dead for nine years. He
invites all their old friends.
Everyone knows what the
celebration is. 1t includes a
trip to the cemetery.
l have no objections to my
husband visiting his first
wife's grave, whenever he
wants to. But this birth
day party" really gets me.
Do you think l have to go?
SECOND WIFE.
You DON'T have to go. And
neither does anyone else.
Your husband is digging
pretty deep for an excuse to
throw a party. Tell him to
discontinue this fOOlishnesS.
X
DEAR ABBY: I am l8
years old and HOWE is 25.
We had two dates, and got
along just fine together,
After the second date he said
he thought we'd better not
see any more of each other
because I was TOO NICE"
How can a girl be too nice"
Abby? What do you think
he meant by this?
TOO NICE.
A girl can't be "tOo nice"
What he meant was that he
wasn't nice enough. Believe
him.
M u
DEAR ABBY: I am the
mother of two children. For
the last eight years I have
been fed up with Youngsters
calling me by nv first name.
I teach my children to call
the parents of their friends.
"Mr. and Mrs. So and So"
But their friends do not re-
turn this courtesy.
My husband doesn't like 1t
either. He is a professional
man and he is called Mis-
ter" at the Office. But when
he comes home he is greeted
Evening star., 1960-01-08

them on your own. That's
when you invite trouble.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Let
me tell you why I'm nervous.
It's my husband. He sulks
for days after we have had
a Spat. I get over it in hours,
and forget about it. But he
goes around like a hurt child.
I'm a wreck. What can I
do?"-Mrs. o., Jersey City,
N. J.
IF THAT is your only COM
plant against him, consider
yourself fortunate. I suppose
the way to try to forestall
those days of sulking is to do
your part in trying to stop
the spats.
Many a spat can be pre-
vented from getting out of
hand. But one or the other
keeps feeding it until there's
an explosion.
Your husband probably is
a sulker because he is more
sensitive than you. 1t takes
him longer to get over his
hurts.
l know something better
than tranquilizers that will
help your nerves. Look
around at the husbands of
your friends. Would you
swap your husband for an
unfortunate alcoholic? For
a Don Juan? For a non-
provider? For a wife-beater?
For a child hater?
Here and there you will
find such, you know! Think
1t over and be forever CRATE
full. You will endure any
future sulks with greater
equanimity. You won't need
to be reaching for Sedatives.
Mr.. G., Miami, Fla: Follow
your doctors directions.
Don't be afraid to take nitro
glycerin for your angina.
Too many people are fright
ened by the name of the
drug.
They have visions of blow
ing themselves up in some
manner. I have had some
patients take as many as a
dozen -or-two daily for years
without harm.
Why suffer pain unneces-
sarily? Just be sure that
your tablets are fresh. Buy
small amounts. II you keep
them too long. they grow
stale and ineffective.
(ReleaSed BY the Bell syndieate)
Evening star., 1960-01-08

martini. The poorest selector
must pay a penalty-Ike
making the next round Of
drinks.
Recently, to give you an
idea, the winners in the five
best motion pictures category
we're:
/. The Informer, with
Victor McLaglen.
2. Payment Deferred, with
Charles Laughton.
3. The Gold Rush, with
Charles Chaplin.
4. Sayonara, with Marion
Brando.
5. Some Like 1t Hot, with
Marilyn Monroe.
The votes for the five best
books ran this way:
!. The New Testament.
2. Human Destiny, by Le-
comte du Nouy. --
3. The Sun Also Rises, by
Ernest Hemingway.
4. o. Henry's Short Stories.
5. The Grapes of Wrath,
by John Steinbeck.
We had a big haSsle on the
five best short stories and or
newspaper columns. In this,
as 1 recall, Sam Boal, editor
of the Diners Club magazine,
wanted to slug me. but was
afraid his glass might break.
In any case, the final vote
put o. Henry's THE Gift OF
the Magi" in first place. This
was the story of the poor
couple in New York: At
Christmas he sold his watch
to buy his bride a beautiful
Spanish comb for her long
hair; she sold her treSses to
buy him a watch fob.
IF, BY CHANCE, you want
to break the party up and
send everyone home early.
ask the men to vote for the
five most attractive women.
and ask the ladies to vote
for the five most magnetic
men. This little session can
clear the premises in ten
minutes. If that doesn't work,
ask the guests for the top
five candidates for the presi-
dency of the United States.
I never saw such a violent
sorting of hats and coats in
my life. And the language
between people in love! Tsk.
CopyriEht. 1859, King Features
Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

not that my salary is so
small, it's that Marge is al
ways looking at what the
other fellow has.
My company hasn't over
paid me, but they treat me
right. I have a slight physical
handicap and they consider
that when they assign me to
particular jobs.
But what l can't stand is
Marge's constant nagging.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Naggers nearly always de-
feat their own purposes.
This case is a striking ex-
ample. When Margaret calls
her husband a boob" ard
compares him with other
men who supposedly do a
better job for their families,
she undermines the very con-
fldence he needs to get ahead.
His ego withers under her
contempt and her bitterness
makes him miserable and
afraid to face the world.
Naggers feel dissatisfied
within themselves and look
around for something or
somebody to blame. If their
problems were suddenly
solved, they would soon find
another cause for complaints.
We urge Margaret to &C
cept the fact that nagging
will never win anything
neither with children nor
grownups. If there is a prob
lem to be solved it is so much
better to sit down and discuss
it once in a rational spirit,
to try to see a solution and,
If no solution presents itself,
to accept things as they are
with good grace. The atten-
tion should be turned in an
other direction.
When a nagger turns his
energies into something be-
sides nagging, the old prob
lem seems to dissolve as If
by magic. Margaret should
make an effort to find some
fun in life. She may find her
spontaneous laughter acting
as a tonic on her husbands
spirits. 1t could build up the
courage he needs to advance
in his work.
Copyright 1860,
General Features Corp)
Monday: Sossy Girl
Evening star., 1960-01-08
FAMILY COUNCIL
Wife Mas
Her Boob
About Puy
THE PROBLEM

THE PROBLEM
Margaret WY husband
Is a boob.
Leonard V.-She's always
looking at what the other
fellow has.
THE DETAILS
Margaret WY husband
and I have been married 10
years and have four adorable
children. Our only problem
is money. My husband just
doesn't earn enough to keep
us going decently.
Len has been with the
same company for IS years,
but he makes less than some
Of the men who do his kind
Evening star., 1960-01-08

able of the slang and jargon OF
all Americans-from school
teachers to cowboys, from the
atrical stars to clothing sales
men. It's called THE Amer
ican ThesauruS of Slang" by
Berry and Van Den Bark IT. Y
Crowell g. co... It's an amaz-
ing book-and I commend it tc
anyone interested in the more
colorful aspects of today'E
language.
released by the Bell synaicate)
Evening star., 1960-01-08
THE DETAILS

The FomiIy Council consists OF q
Judge, q psychiotrist. three clergy
men, three editors end q women's
editor. Eoeh article is o summary
Of on oetuol cose history. The
council reports on problems thot
hove been dealt with BY reSpon-
Sible agencies and counseIors.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
UNCLE CHARLIE
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
THE BERRYs
FREDDY
HI AND LOIS
SCAMP
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: Can you give me
the meaning Of "hoolihan" or
"houlihan" as used in the cow
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Kerstmis: IN Portuguese. Um
Feliz Natal; in French,
Joyeux Noel, and in German,
Froehliche Weihnachten.
Others are Greek, Kala Hris-
tougenna; Hawaiian, Mele
Kalikimaka; Swedish, God
Jul; Finnish, Hauskaa Jou-
lua; Danish, Glaedelig Jul;
Chinese, Gug no shen dan,
and Hebrew is Haggim
Lesimka.
The Russians say Stchast-
livoge Rozhdestvo, the Croa-
tian's, CeStitamo Bozic; the
Evening star., 1960-01-10

by beautiful Lake Worth.
Palm Beach is an ultra
exclusive section consisting
mainly Of lavish estates
owned by such people as the
Fords, KennedyS. Barbara
Hutton and so forth. Prop
erty in Palm Beach is almost
prohibitive in price. On the
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Permanent Tree

To Mrs. r. D., Washington
Mrs. J. r. NJ, Cumberland. Md.
Last year we purchased one
Of the permanent white trees.
I folded all Of the branches
against the trunk of the tree,
slipped it into one of those
long plastic bags from the
cleaners and stored it in the
corner Of a closet. This year
1t is just like new.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

placed. I would be most
grateful to find out where
I can have this work done.
Also, We have some small
dishes. milk-white, with pic
lures Of fishes, more than As
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Exhaust Problem

Mrs. w. H. w., Washington
There is no exhaust fan in
our kitchen and no way to
install one. We noticed ad-
vertisements for electronic
range hoods and recently in
veStigated them at a local :
department store. They
seemed to be very efficient
but we should like to hear
from some one who has one.
What about installation
too? The department store
was not prepared to do the
job but told us it was not too
difficult to do it yourself"
We would appreciate hearing
from some of the readers on
this subject,
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Dust AIIerqy
Mrs. N. C.

To Mrs. K. L. r., Greenbelt
I Isuffer from sinus and dust
allergy and had a small fur
mace humidifier installed.
Both my sinus condition and
dust allergy have improved
greatly. I dust only once
every 10 days instead Of
two or three times a week.
I recommend them heartily.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Rosary Chain

Miss r. T. R.. Washington
Would some kind reader
please tell me where I can
have a new chain made for
my Rosary? The links are
so old and broken and weak
that they should all be re-
Evening star., 1960-01-10
ITEMS BELOW AT PARKINGToN
STORE

Ape. Seonist Mahogany Bedroom Suite
double Dresser and Mirror, Chest and
Bookcase Bed 90
Ape. Antique White French Provincial
Bedroom Suite-DoubIe Dresser and Mir
ror, Chest and Bed $4,000
3-Pc. Modern SeIie foam rubber cushion
Sectional Soto -------------.2 $500
o-Pc. Cushmon Colonial Dinino Room
GrouP-Buffet, Drop Leof Table and
4 Side Chairs $500
ThomosViIe Welsh Valley Solid Cherry
round droP-Ieof extension Dining Room
obi le ------------------ll9.oo
Danish Style Walnut finish foam cush-
ion scot and back Soto 1875
4-Pc. RuroI English Cherry; Bedroom
Sute-DoubIe Dresser and Mirror, Chest
and full size Bed 1880
7-Orower MopIe Knee-hoIe Desk $500
3-Pc. Maple Sofo-Bed, Chair and Plot
form Rocker Suite .------.23 $500
Modern ArmIess Black Plastic Occasional
ChoIr ------------------ 1895
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Some Information About Palm Beach

To Mrs. r. v. H., Alexandria; Mr.. j. W. t. Washington
In regard to your inquiry about Palm Beach, would
like to give you pertinent hope will be of
assistance you lived in Palm Beach County for
many years, and think know whereof speak.
First of all, do you mean Palm Beach or West Palm
Beach? They are two separate dSnce cities separated
Evening star., 1960-01-10

they are worthwhile. Could
some Of the Clearing HoNse
readers who have one please
advise me. I think I would
prefer an undercounter mod
el. How much preparation is
required to obtain satisfac-
tory results as to absolute
cleanliness of the dishes? Do
they require much repair
service? Do they do pots and
pans? We are a family of
three and I am employed so
there is a question as to
whether one would be a "lux-
ury" item or really pay for
itself in time saved. I would
appreciate any and all ad-
vice.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Patterns

Mrs. J. T. H., WASHINGTON
I have quite a few patterns
size IL and 1872 that 1
would like to give to some
sewing class or someone who
could use them.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

years old. The word '-Silesia"
appears on the back along
with some type Of potter's
mark. Does anyone know the
history of these dishes? My
thanks for any comment.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
ITEMS BELOW AT PARKINGToN
STORE

ThomosviIIe Welsh Valley Solid Cherry
Corner Cabinet -----------l $500
Selie kine-size 4-cushion foam rubber)
SSiS 0S.OO
IO0% AII-WooI BroodIoom Carpet las
sorted colors) ----------s So. yd. SOS
Eclipse extra firm lnnersprine Mattress
or Box Spring ----------e each 1895
Modern Selie king size foam ru bier
cuSnIon SOTO
Modern Walnut Serving Cart ---- 34.95
Walnut or Teak Room Divders - $500
Ape. Walnut Modern Bedroom Suite
Triple Dresser and Mirror, Chest and full
size Bed 1900
Deluxe Hollywood Bed with extra firm
mottress 59.95
lOO%AII NyIon BroodIoom Carpet los.
sorted coIors) SO. yd.------- 7.95
Evening star., 1960-01-10
LAST i! CALL! 4
OUT GO ALL SAMPLES

Odds and ends, and surplus merchon-
disc left over from our fine furniture
colIeetionsL Suites and odd pieces re-
duced! Floor covering reduced! Many
fine pieces of quality bedding reduced!
These final price cuts will assure their
quick sole; we suggest that you come
early for your full measure of these
unusuol savings. This is only a partial
listing. Hundreds Of more items to
choose from.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
BEDROOM

Jast Modern Grey Mohoeony 3-pe Bed
room Suite with Bookcase Bed - l77.00
Just Z Genuine Wofnut 48" Contempt
nary Dresser Base by Romweber $500
Just ; 6.Pc. Genuine Woinuf Bedroom
Suites, consist Of Double Dresser and
Mirror, l2-drower Chest, full size Bed,
z Mite Stonds s-.---------.----3 5000
Just Lined Oak Triple Dresser and
Mirror, Chest on Chest, Bookcase Bed
parques front --,-----~--~- 1890
Juss Cordovon Mahogany 3-p pc. Bed
Just Block Loequer 3-pc Bedroom Suite
with Bookcase Bed --~------- $4,000
Just Modern White EnomeI full size
Bookcase Bed = -~----..----. 1895
lust Tonson Elm Storage Chests, by
BroyhiiI 49, ----------------- 1926
Just z Tonsun Elm Powder Tobies, BY
Broyhiil ---------- 1885
1asf 3 Antique White French Provincial
5-foot-Wide Beds -~.-- 1888
Just Union National Hand Decorated
French Provincial 5-pc. Suite : I9S5.o0
Jnzf Z Modern Snowflake finished Triple
Dresser and Mirror. Chest on Chest,
Bookcase Beds 1888
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Dishwusher

Mrs. H. L. B.. Waldorf. Md.
I am very interested in
Installing a dishwasher If
Evening star., 1960-01-10
MA PHONE SUBJECT PRIOR SALE
LIVING ROOM

Just 5 Arrless Occasional Chairs in Tro-
ditionol or Provincial ------ 1895
Just z French Provincial Loveseots, tufted
back, FruiMood frame .--- 1900
Just Luxury styled custom Lounge
Choirs, hand tufted --- ---- 1900
Just 4 Colonial Rockers, finished in Mo-
pie or'Mohoeony - ---..--..- 1925
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Hungarian's, Boldog Karac-
sony; the Polish, Weselych
SWAT; the Romanian is
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Seasons Greetings
T. ". WaShinoton

F. w. Washington
Here are the Christmas
greetings in different Ian
guages. Merry Christmas" is,
in Mexican or Spanish, Feliz
Navidad; in Italian, Buon
Natalie; in Dutch, GelukkIg
Evening star., 1960-01-10
WEE WOMEN

other hand, West Palm Beach
is one of the loveliest cities
you will ever visit or live in.
The overall cost of living is
somewhat comparable to. and
maybe somewhat less than
that Of Washington. Housing
is available and reasonable
depending. Of course, on the
section of the city.
The Palm Beach County
school system is second to
none. I know this because
for many years my late
father was a member Of the
school board.
In regard to leather goods
getting moldy, I think you
will find that this is COM
mon over most of Florida,
but not as much as you have
probably been led to believe.
A package of dehydrating
agent. available in any de-
partment store, will inhibit
the growth of mold.
1t Is an area Of younger
couples and offers a great
many advantages. There are
many new industries thriv-
ing there, and room for
many more. Palm Beach
County is one of the largest
producers Of winter vege-
tables in the world. 1t is a
fascinating area and an un-
equaled experience just to
drive through.
In Palm Beach County you
will find Lake Okeechobee, a
very large and beautiful,
fresh water lake where you
will find large mouth and
small mouth black bass,
perch. Dream. cat fish and
many other varieties of fish
Just begging for someone TO
throw them a line.
There are other places in
the county where fishing is
wonderful as we'll. Charter
boats are available for deep
sea fishing all year round.
Don't miss this.)
The one adverse feature
that I can think Of is the
ever present hurricane sea-
son which starts in late sum-
mer and early fall. This,
however. does not present
too much of a problem be-
cause of the storm warning
service and adequate prep
aration.
I don't think you could
possibly make a better move.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
DINING ROOM

JUST 44"x66" French Provincial Fruit
wood Oval Extension Tobies -. $500
Just cord~on Nohoeony 9-pc. Dining
Just Ronlweber french Provincial An
tique White lo-pc Dining Room Suite. .
$500
Just jamestown Solid 0ok 6ateieg
Eoble .--------..---- $500
lust 9 pc. Italion ProMacioI Genuine
Cherry in Fruitwood finish ---- 1920
Just ] Handsome Rosewood and Ebony
round extension Toble, a Choirs and
f06ie Pad 80 : : !. :. 1890
Just 4 Genuine Mahoeony Neneered
Hutch tops only 49.B8
Just French Provincial Solid Cherry 81
pc. Dining Room Suite BY RomWeber,.
1895. 90
Just | Modern s. pc Lime Oak Dinino
Room Cfinu, Toble. 4 Side Chairs 1890
Just | o-pc. French Proyincful Dining
Room, ffuitWood finish on select Cherry
VeneesS ------.-.----. ]. q. !. 1880
LIVING ROOM
Just ! Foom Rubber 2,pe. living Roon,
Suite by Rove I. -. {. -. -. 229.SS8
Just I Armstrong shnrkskin eontenapo-
rory Sofa ~. Il. $500
just FieSsteeI Foam 8 secf and bnck
lounge Chair I. I. So.
jussll Contenop opofary Sofa hy lArtssssso,,t.
foam rubber seof and loose pillow back.
y1sf I ColonidI Sofo Wiisll, fafss etlslls
.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Chairs
Mrs. p. T., Herndon

MIS-. P. T., Herndon
Our wooden dining room
chairs are coming apart at
the joints. Otherwise, they
are in good condition.
We have not been able
to find anything which will
keep these chairs glued. Have
any of you readers found a
satisfactory solution to this
problem.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Gracium Felicitatiune; Turk
ish, Icok Yilara; Czech,
Vesele Vanoce; Welsh, Nado-
Evening star., 1960-01-10
LIVING ROOM

Just Selio SO" 4-Seoter Sofas with foam
rubber cushions -----..----. 1890
Just kennor Modern 3-pc Sectional
Sofn.WisF1 bumper and foam cushion,
5000
Just Z ksnn4or Modern Arm foom cusn.
ion Sofos ..--..---.--.-- 1895
Just Armstrong 2-pc. Modern Right
Angle Sectional Soto With foam seat and
down loose pillow back ..---- $500
JUST Z Danish Modern 3-pc. Wainuf
frame SecsionoiS, foam scots and pillow
backs - -..-.---.... 1880
Just Modern Arn,iess Sofa with ot-
tuched Walnut finish Tubie .--~i i77.U0
1asf 4 Regency style Sofas with fonm
.glashicns I7B ZOO
Evening star., 1960-01-10

lig Llawen, and the Irish
Gaelic, Nodlaig Mhaith
Chugnat.
, 1960-09-26
1860

in company of Assistant Commissioner of Public Works
Alton A. Adams, Jr, City Planner Michael Costello and
Sidney Kessler:
Il The area Of land at John Brewers Bay, proposed
for exchange to the Government Of the Virgin Islands by
|Dunkoe Hotel Corporation.
@ The area at Alb Kronprindsens Gade and the
strip Of land 20 wide running from Gasverks Gade to lift
station needed by Virgin Islands Hotel, Inc.
The House recessed 9:27 am, to Monday, April IS,
1860 at 200 o'clock pm.
WALTER l. M. HODGE
President
JOHN /. MADURo,
Legislative Secretary.