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Evening star., 1960-07-31
LETTERS TO THE STAR
Echoes in Empty Convention Halls

high plateau, sans per-
sonalities. But perhaps Mr..
Nixon has delegated his
unique powers of defamation
to Mr.. Judd and the Gov
ernor of West Virginia. Never
in living memory have I ever
listened to two more vicious
TRADES than these; they ex-
ceeded the bounds of human
decency and surpassed the
old master, Nixon, himself.
The Republican Party should
hang its head in shame over
the low sub-level quality of
these speeches; they are a
black blot on the eScutcheon
OF American politics.
Al. H.
+ 4 \ y
Senator Kennedy's political
philosophy is apparently cap
able OF being expressed in a
single word: "Newness." Now
1t so happens that this politi-
cal outlook is not itself par
tlcularly new. Tom Paine, for
example, also subscribed to
the doctrine that anything
which is more than one hour
old is ipso facto to be con-
demned.
1t cannot be denied, how
ever, that our age has Ger
tainly produced a few inno-
vations hitherto completely
unknown to mankind. The
male belly-dancer, for in
stance, who titillates the SEX
Utilities of our adolescent fe-
males, is undoubtedly a de-
parture which even the de-
cadent Romans never thought
of inventing.
But the most engaging nov
city we have produced is the
multi-millionaire Socialist -
the plutocratic advocate of
sharing the wealth - the
Croesus in Diogenes' clothing
the big-money proletarian
who is all for equality.
Edmund A. Gibson.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
WEDNESDAY

District
Turner Elementary, Stanton I'd. and
Alabama ave. Sc; S:i5 pm; Founders
DAy prORrAm
Evening star., 1960-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Catherine A. Bloom. IS. Fort Bel.
voir.
Fred z. Denny. %, 42s3 9th st. s.w.
and Shirley A. Burnette. 2l, 1895
Livingston rd. Sc.
Clifford M. Green, 81, 1927 3Sth st
Sc, and 10 Ann Barton, "a, 371!
I'd st. s.e.
Donald A. Stone, 90. 1906 44th pl. sc.
and Mary z. Dyer, 1s, 170S Mime
sofa ave. s.e.
Herbert Cobb. 81, 2O2 M st. NV, anc
Frances M. Duren, %. II ADAM
st. NV.
William A. Matthews, 20. 5235 I'll
st. NV. and Gloria D. Nimmo, 81
134O Que st. NV.
1sadore Sickles. 20, 40l Allison st
ne, and Bertha Levenson, SO. Hy
attsville, Md.
William E. johnson. 81, and Conni,
F. Dixon. %. both Of Washington.
Ardeshir B. Irani, Al, Langley, Va.
and Rosemary B. Mantello, 35
Alexandria.
James Katson, 90, os24 Woodley pl
NV and Sarah Truitt 90. 2011
Kaloran1a rd. NV.
Donald L. Shaw. "a, 1101 9TH st. s.e.
and Dorothy NJ. King, Is, 235 15tl
Sonny NJ. Carter. Is. and Patricia E
Holton. 1s, both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Under d. C. Law couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, tU1it three
fuH days and receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Timothy &. Edwards, 43, 1112 Con
stitution ave. ne, and Hattie Forte
80, 1929 31st st. NV.
John w. Rice, 81, 9I5 z st. s.e., anC
Patricia L. Duffy, 1345 st. Sc.
James z. Whitaker, %, 4601 Hunt pl
ne, and Mary V Deloatch. 33
2720 Jasper st. sc.
John E. Gray. %. 1904 Call pl. s.e.
and Mary E. White, 10, 6314 I'll
william il: Jackson u 80; Louisa. Va.
Tyrone K. Cunningham, 10, 1913;
Stevens rd. Sc. and Theresa Ran
Norman w. Edwards. 80. li2S l2tf
st. NV and Alice W. Lucas, 80
SOC Rhode Island ave NV.
Thomas E. Hollev 26, Andrews AFB
and France FouEere, 49, chaumont
Gene c. Ballard, %. Alexandra, snt
Evening star., 1960-03-13
PTA EVENTS
CALENDAR

Meeting announcements
must be in the hands of the
PTA Calendar editor By
Thursday of each lDeek to in
sure publication In the coll
umn on Sunday. Notice must
include street address OF
meetings, as tUeH as meeting
time and tuH name and locd-
ton of orgdnisation.J
DR.. Raymond Marat, pSychol-
ogiSt, will speak on "Adolescent
Children" at 8 pm. Tuesday at
a meeting of the Paul Junior
Home and School Association at
the school, Eighth and Olge-
thorpe streets NV.
Other PTA events for the
week, all beginning at 8 pm,
unless otherwise stated, are:
MONDAY
District
Maetarland Junior High, Iowa ave.
and Webster st. NV; summary Of
School supt Carl Hansens annual
Board Of Education report will De
Sharpe Health School, 18th and Up
shur SITS; n.w.:- 4 pm; Paklstan dinner
prepared by Mrs. Hayaud Din, wife cf
the Pakistan military attache.
Draper Elementary, WahlE pl. be-
panel on the teaching of arithmetic.
TUESDAY
District
Birney Elementary, Nichols ave. and
sumner rd. Sc; business meeting.
| Hendley Elementary, 9Th and Chesa-
peake stS. Sc; 7:30 pm: DR.. Janet
Nelson school physician, to speak on
The Emotional Needs of Children"
Mott Elementary, 4th and W SITS.
NV; 1880 pm; discussion on grading
to be followed by two movies.
Patterson Elementary. South Cap
ltol St, between Danbury and Elmira
sts. S.w.: discussion OF boys safety
Thomas Elementary. Anacostia ave l..
and Grant st. ne; business meeting
Langley Junior High, lst and T SITS.
ne; 7:3O pm; business meeting.
Nottingham Elementary, Arlington;
guest speaker will be william Kier
newly appointed principal of yorktown
Senior High
WEDNESDAY
District
Crummell Elementary, Gallaudet and
Kendall SITS. me-; discussion on clinical
services for children.
1 Kimball Elementary, Minnesota ave.
and Ely pl. Sc: Mrs. Esthar Coulheld
eye specialist, TO speak on Import
Gordon Junior High 35th and T
SITS. NV. 3:30 pm Dean Ralph John
Of the College Of Arts and Science,
American University. 70 speak on "Edu-
cation in the Space Age"
/ THURSDAY
District
Turner Elementary, Stanton rd. and
Alabama ave. Sc; S:i5 pm; Founders
Day program
Evening star., 1960-03-27
COLOR PRINT INSPECTION

Color print inspectors check prints for color
quality on eonveyor tobIes thot automatically
cut the prints. sort the customers order and
count the number Of prints in any given order.
inferior prints ore returned to the printer for
remoke
Evening star., 1960-03-27

AUTOMATIC KOdaco|or PROCESSING
The operator mokes adjustments on speeoy
built automatic processing mochne which con
process some 400 rolls Of KodoeoIor film, on
hour. This machine tronsfers film from one
you uniformity of results
Evening star., 1960-03-27
ELEcTRONIC PRINTING

Printer operotors. wearing protective gloves
print up to 800 color prints on hour on Kodok
built overwhelmingly controlled printing
nochines. These noehines ore nointoined
continually by highly troined eIeetronie tech
nieions.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Peoples special Photo
Lob trucks pick up your
film ond negatives
dolly and rush them to
our modern Photo Lo-
borotory. where they
ore developed, printed
and returned to the
stores for you to pick
up os soon as. possible.
You pay no extra for
this added service at
Peoples.
, 1960-04-23
FoR SALE
1857 Plymouth Sedan
Excellent condition
$1195.
May be seen at
LEO'S GARAGE
King St. christiansted
Special cement

Several persons in pick-ups,
took advantage Of a situation,
passed through the gate at
Manning's Bay on Easter
Monday and sold foodstuffs
without permission.
The names of each owner
has been listed. They are
hereby advised to make pay
ment to Mr.. Lawrence Merrill
and Canute A. Brodhurst, in
order to be eligible to sell at
the track at future meets run
under the auspices Of the
Association.
, 1960-04-23

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informalitv
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Division Q f Procurement.
Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
BY:
Aiphonso ROmneY
Administrative Assistant II
.21-22-23
, 1960-04-23
FOR SALE

Stainless Steel equipment one
year old.
Excellent Condition
! Ice Cream machine
/ Fountain with Freezer and
Carbonator
/ Refrigerated Sandwich Unit
/ Grill with Broiler and Deep
Fat Fryer.
CALL: C'sted 1881
, 1960-04-23
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-,
cate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division Q +
Procurement, Christiansted,
st. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
100 A. M. April Is, 1860
and then publicly opened for
the following:
Air Condition Unit | Horse
Power. l ton
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-07

g seen 4" cp..I' ,.I,!.s 60
~ winter.
-, .,'.I statement follows.
II" rp.",ims~ uI u..!As..aa
which occurred IL IN" fall Of
100" thc spring 81 1915. and
INC ilrSt quarter oi 1860 nave
'sdn emphasized Ia" ldCt tlai
'!l|'Niuu'l" Wita caruIp-Nasc,i-
'dr q. Pulmonary d!s,ISc axe
n"ro SuScvpuDI" L. hc hnI-
arcs OF Ih'iucnZa than ~ ia,
general p"puiatI"n. The i'll
creased r>h IL Sa"w" poU by
m"r" sever" illness ana by
~ ,i'ei '',''''H ''''. ":'''i'.
P" '..I, WIZ" ne "'''">VN.
r'> ''"'''"" N'"''''N WIN M
''''-''.'' Il ,'N N"''''.' nave
@.'"" q" "'". u. U.s. d. 81 "'. H.
80 GU 80 prev '''''''r "''''-
mo- ~ '''"',.'' ~, I''''''..''
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'4"''"'S" "''iH Ill mo- i'"''':..s
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-07

Z. tho nicotine Monday
I3"I' OF the Fulrbluit Rotary
t.In. E, Was announced by
Charles EuZar. the Club p.u>i-
'.a' 'hat .Iu riuu mad become
100 l.. notary Foundation.
u, rvCu,u!lv' Guy BAILEY the
"ra"ralu chairman tor the eve
!H- "nu presented Bin Bail
~ .: trc C"t..buurn Rotary
.iup IS speaker Mr.. Bailey
liked o. 49,, group uu TEX
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-07
Flu Vaccination Urged For
Hearts Patients BY Association

Annual vacation against in
.luvnla has been recommended
Tor persons with heart and
Jl,Uu vessel disease, II WAS
trtru here today by the CO.
.umuuS County, Medical ASSo-
-i~IDn Representative OF the
-D!umous County Heart Cuun-
IL. ~ quoted Il statement re-
emily released 10y the Amer
'.n tCdlt Association and tho
National Heart Institute g: the
1. >. Public Health Service
N"lcn pointed out that. except
OF Hu>C who may be allvrS a.
e. IN, vac IuU itself. no HARM
.ui effects have been observed
AMI ;hut valuable protection
maE b" obtained from Tie in
.ocy'a'.rn.
"W.th winter and another flu
season coming o.. said IT,,
Col. Co. Medical ASSu. repre-
S,u'.l.y, III l. advisable Tor
heart patients 10 chcCk WIZ
lncu. duC',.S about getting tEI-
protection. Not every patio'st
can 'uE" ~" NacCiuatiUn-oniN
tn, individuals physician can
say. Dut y would Dc a good
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-07

tile Industry" anG gave so5ae
history o the Springs Mills, !of
Lancaster, s. c. The story that
lac related concerning the
Spring Cotton Mills was If
great interest and much enjoy
ed by every one. '...
Rev. and Mrs. Neil rhomp-
son are announcing the birth
ui a daughter. Rachael Muir
dock. born November 23.d al
the Columbus County HoSpir-
al.
The Couple have one other
enid. RuSaland. Il twelve year
Old daughter "
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1960-12-07
49,. d.. :: 1850 I,lE r.nOE TRIBUNE PAGE, 9

have more detailed inrurma-
n"' uu Ecvpln" farm records.
Agents also HAY, information
"'t where you may obtain re-
cord cooks.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-04-23

McClain introduced the MEM
bers of the panel. Youth mem
bers were: Earcel Farmer, En-
arice Calhoun and Robert Elem
ing. Rev. Cook spoke for the
Church; Mr.. H. Williams spoke
for the Community; Mrs. e.
Jones spoke for the Home, and
Mrs. Allen spoke for the School.
Each panelist spoke of the role
of the institutions of our soci
ETY. in the life of our young
people from different point of
view.
The following officers were
elected for 1960-61 for Kellar's
P.T.A. President, Mrs. p. Fuller;
Sec'y, Mrs. R Gordon; Treas,
Mrs. T. Calhoun. Refreshments
were served by the 9Th grade
mothers of Mrs. Brodie's and
Mrs. Woods rooms.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-04-23
THOMAS J. KELLAR
SCHOOL NEWS

Mrs. Leanna Jackson, P.T.A.
pre- S d e n and Mrs. Marion
Smith, Magazine chairman plan
to attend the State Convention
of Illinois Parents and Teach
ers. 1t will be held on April
21st, 22nd and 23rd in Peoria,
Illinois.
Jacqueline Logan of the 7th
grade achieved Honor Roll
recognition for the Sd quarter.
The P.T.A. of the Thomas j.
Kellar School was held We'd
nesday night, April Is in the
gymnasium, and Mrs. Leanna
jackson, president, presided.
Minutes and communications
were read by the secretary,
Mrs. Dorothy Woods.
An invitation was extended to
the P.T.A. members to select an
alternate delegate to attend the
P.T.A. State Convention. Mrs.
Anita CRANBERRY was selected.
The next As minutes the mem
bers listened attentively to a
panel discussion. Mrs. Gloria
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-04-23
JOIN ROBBINS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
By PASTOR STEPHENS

BY PASTOR STEPHENS
(RecentIy elected President of
Robbins Chamber of COmmrce)
The business and professional
men of Robbins are sensible of
their responsibility to the COM
munity they serve. They study
and find ways in which they
can improve in all the services
of Robbins. These men are
dedicated to seeing to it that
we have the finest possible gov
Evening star., 1960-04-24
TeIeVue MaiIbaq

This Is your chance to sound of-and
~ Critic Bernie Harrison 1UiH do his best
to ans1Oer questions Please keep letters
briet. Pen names 1oiH be used if desired.
This letter is sent you to express for myself,
my family and our friends, our extreme dis
appointment and disgust for the manner in
which Station WMAL-TV presented the telecast
Of the 1860 Cherry Blossom Parade. :. . This
parade served only as sketch binder for the
numerous and lengthy commercials which
composed the show!
From our own experience, we know that
the Sherwood High School Band from Sandy
Spring Md, played an inglorious loser to the
internal coffee bean for the entire minutes
they might have been on the screen.
Mrs. F. B.
The disappointment is understandable, but
there should be equal understanding for the
difficulties and enormous expense in bringing
an outdoor ciUic event to local screens. EUen
II no sponsors materiaH2ed, station couldn't
guarantee every entry that it e0ould be seen.
"a number of station identification breaks are
Evening star., 1960-04-24

LITTLE FLOWER Century
takes look back at the career Of the
popular New York Mayor, FioreIIo lo-
Guordio, Sunday, o:3O pm, WTOP-9.
required BY lar; other units must hare missed
out, tooJ
I wish to protest the showing Of the TV
picture, Suddenly" on Channel 8. During these
days of international tension, such stories
Evening star., 1960-10-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING
Sligo Woods Area

SSA~AN . - 49,
Lovely modern split-leyel built IN
1850. 4 splendid bedrooms, 2is
baths, recreation room, gas heat,
living room, dining room, ultra
modern kitchen with wall ap-
pliance. Cathedral ceiling, slid
Ing aluminium windows, wall-to-
wall carpet included, Priced at
only $22,500 with only $4,000
down. $4,000 5hz loan.
ROBERT Z. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
SILVER SPRING. close in-cape
Cod; 4 lge. bedrms., 2h baths,
shaded lot. close to schools,
transp., churches and shopping;
IL mos. old. out Colesyille I'd. to
Lanark way, left TO Kinross St,
right TO 10102 KinToss. S22.500,
JU. $3.50 or JU. 6-l503.
SILVER STRING, OVER "a ACRE,
close-in location.-3-bedrm. ram
bier: HOT-WATER HEAT, large
table-Spacs kit; S14,6O0. 10. B.
HUGH T. PECK, 1i24s Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
SILVER SPRNG-Nr. Montgomery
Blair high. mod. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: 2 full baths, firepl.: S21,-
$50. HUGH T PECK. REALTOR.
HE. 4-1700 til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-31
APIS. uHFURMIsHEp-VA.

ARLINGTON, NoRTH = Newly
lane area: Sl10, incl. all utils.
except elec. Call IA, 5-l062.
ARLINGTON, SOUTH
Brand-new brick duplex; 2-bedrm.
apt; lGe: lily: Im:. dlnstte, De
Msipssr1 MiS ~ iidIs;slr inI; rensasSSns & SasSz %ssI hlee'
Evening star., 1960-10-31

TRICK On TREAT u
Its no. trick but it Is Q treat 70 see
this brand new bi-level on 7Oxi5O
It,. lot in Gle Dale area; foyer
entrance, family rm., bedrm., bath
@ and psmt, on hrst level: 8 bedrms.,
tuu bath, liv. rm. with entrance
to patio, large modern Kitchen
with dishwasher on second level.
a 4-bedrm. treat for S2l $50; S2,s
Evening star., 1960-10-31
BURCH REALTY co.

LANGLEY PARK : Shopping dis
triet' schools and bus are very
close BY this attractive 3-bedroom
brick home that has q Separate
dining area, large kitchen and
screened porch. Low down nay.
ment and move In. Assume high
~ loan. $4,000 and OK'D &
Evening star., 1960-10-31
KEN DRuSKIN & CO.
w East-West Hwy. HE. 9-2400

MARROW HTs.-Sl, 900 cash, as
sumption 4h9ss .si6,50O. S92.2
mo; lst trust; 3-b.r. semidet.. Ia
patns' neaut. rec. rm.: fenced
Evening star., 1960-10-31

HYATTSVILLE - Dandy location
tonly 2 blks. TO eyerything). Easy
70 buy on FHA approved terms. Of
Sll.750, with, only S40O down. 3
room. full bsmt., level lot with big
2-car garage.
Evening star., 1960-10-31
FLA, $3.50 down. $50. IS per
month. 8 large bedrooms. fun
FOREST HEIGHTS

Exceptionally good buy on 2kbed.
rm., Colonial; separate din. rm..
equipped kit. excellent location;
500 incl. all taxes and insure
ance. RIDGEFIELD REALTY CO,
10. 7-4910. ewes. CH. $500.
Evening star., 1960-10-31
HOUSES ron SALE-VA.

ABOUT $40, 900 split-level near
Shirley and circumferential hwyS,B
storm windows, other extras. 70z3
Edsall I'd. FL. 4-7666.
Continued on E~~ eageS
Evening star., 1960-10-31

ACROSS FROM LINCOLN PIX NE.
Lovely home W.T. very lge. sunny
rms bath, gas heat, 2 Kitchens:
$13o month. Write Mr.. SCOTT,
Rte: 8, Box 90, LeesburE. Va.
Evening star., 1960-10-31

HILLANDALE-Custom built, new
brick rambler: center-haIl plan
with extra-large rm. sizes and de
luxe appointments throughout.
Walk-out daylight bsmt.: wooded
lot S0x150: immediate possession
Priced to sell, low down payment.
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP. JU. 5-7100, Q
Evening star., 1960-10-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BERWYN HEIGHTS
more For YOU. 81e,950w

ENGLISH, 2 sTORY-All brick,
Sl6,95O. 4 bdrms., 2hs baths,
bsmt.. rec. rm.i 2 bdrms.. powder
ITe I%. On samiIt 1st Il L, din ioT Tm. nTsP.
everything. Terms. FARM AND
HOME REALTY, CY. 7-96e6, RE.
6-S0BU.
Evening star., 1960-10-31

WESTGATE. conv. Little Flower
Immaculate quality constructed
brick colonial: wide hall. .26-ft.
liv. rm., 14-ft. din. rm.. mod. kit,
powder rm. on 1st FIR, twin
sized bedrms., 2 baths. scr. porch:
attached garage: psneled rec:
rm.. maids rm., full bath, lots Of
storage space; low 30'B. KORzEN-
DORFER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-S111
Evening star., 1960-10-31
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
PARAMOUNT REALTY
REALTORS WE. 5-5422

SZUU DOWN
SEAT PLEASANT; brand-new de.
OWNER, JU. 5-9649.
5000 DOWN. = Brick 2-story. This
nice lge. rms, din. rm., finished
rec. rm., IA baths. lse. prch.:
beaut. lot with trees. IN Al com.
munity. Only sic, $50. Excl. FARM
AND HOME REALTY. CY. 7-9606.
Evening star., 1960-10-31
HOUSE HAUNTIN' !,
TINE! II

PINT SIZE -
spooks viii love this 200-ft. lot
surrounding this 4r-money down
rambler; $13,500. 8 bedrms., large
liv. rm., fireplace. full din. rm.,
front screened porch: expandibl0
attic. Use your GI. S74.55 per mo.
A BLACK CAT
Must have crossed this owners path
and l will pay settlement rees on
my 6-room Colonial"; fenced lot,
full bsmt. The Head Goblin at
FHA says, $4,000, SEQ per mo-"
Don't dilly-dally-call early.
Evening star., 1960-10-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AEC-New 4-bedrm., 3.bath brick
rambler: liv. rm.. firepl., rec rm.,
o. d. FIELD. NC.
JU. 5-7113 or WI. S-2473
ASPEN HILL AREAI 3 bedrms.. fun
bsmt.; only $l4.95Q. ASHTON
REALTY co. WI. 6-7464, Ev
, 1960-05-25

While the public'S interest has
been taken fully into account
within the circumstances of the 20
acre limitation, the Committee is
of the opinion that the delineated
beach and area selected as most
suited for public recreation afford
a measure of compromise which
we hope will be acceptable to the
owners of Sandy Point,
In a discussion the Chairman
had with Mr.. Sidney Lee, the
President of the West Indies In
vestment Company, which owns
Sandy Point, Mr.. Lee informed
the Committee that his company
had plans for developing the
rea and the beach was an impor-
tant factor in their plans which
were being prepared. The beach
section of the area selected by
the Committee leaves to the own
ers of Sandy Point a beach front
of about 1000 feet, conveniently
located for development, most of
which is comparable to the Com
mittee's selection for public use.
While this may be admitted as an
incidental occurrence due to the
20 acre limitation placed on the
Committee, it is nevertheless a
means of providing an atmo-
sphere which it is hoped will be
conducive to mutual understand
ing for negotiations between the
interest Of the Company and the
recreational needs of the public
at such time as the Government
enters this phase of the matter.
The Matter Of an Access Road.
Having determined the site, the
Committee was naturally con-
cerned with an access road there
to, as it would be illogical to ex-
pect the Government to provide
a recreational area and beach
which could not be reached by
the public.
The most economical and expe-
ditious road to Sandy Point is
unquestionably t h e shoreline
road leading from the outskirts
of Frederiksted. This road is wa
found by the Committee was used
by the public without hindrance
for a period of time much longer
than 20 years until recently closed
, 1960-05-25

change in the course of nature,
we believe, could possibly restore
and retain the shoreline in a
manner that could properly be
suitable for recreational use.
While parts of this area may be
used by a few people due to ne
cessity, it certainly cannot be
viewed within the range of the
Committees selection required in
Bill No. 1862.
(To be continued
, 1960-05-25
N oTIcE

If anyone should know of
someone that stole a Brown
Polaroid Camera on Sunday
night, May the 18th, Model
95B. Please notify Mr.. John
Brown, and their kindness
will be appreciated by reward.
John Brown works at Arm
strong Ford Dealer, Chris
tiansted.
, 1960-05-25
Governor MerWin
Urges Tightening Up
Of Liquor Lows

Concluded from yesterday
"The present situation there
fore calls for immediate and
bold action on the part of the
local government. It should
not be difficult for the Legisla-
ture to envisage what drastic
steps the rum industry in
neighboring Puerto Rico, as
well as their related interests
in the industry on the Cont
nent, will take to insure the
adoption of stringent federal
regulations designed to curtail
the threat which this traffic
poses to their large rum indus
try. If we stand idle and wait
for action to be taken at a
level where we have no con-
troll, we will be obliged to
hold ourselves responsible for
any resultant misfortunes suf-
fered by the people of the Vir
gin Islands.
For the reasons set forth
above, | believe that it is i'm
perative that we take imme-
diate steps to clearly establish
that Virgin Islands rum will
be known and regarded as a
genuine product of the Virgin
Islands, and one which we
here and all others who have
relied upon US in the past can
fully depend on as being truly
representative of the Virgin
Islands. The proposed legis1a-
ton which | hand you here