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Evening star., 1960-05-17
THREAT TO PERENNIAL CHAMPS
Emery's Sizzling 64
Hailed as Masterpiece
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Stan Writer


Star Stan Writer
This could be the year to
break up the Charley Bassler-
Clarence Doser- Walter Romans
monopoly on the sectional pro
championships. And, the most
likely candidate to accomplish
the ak-through is sweet
swinging Clare Emery, who
astounded his fellow pros with
an 8-under-par-64 yesterday at
Court House.
Emery's round may never be
recognized because 1t was
played under winter rules and
from the middle tees. But, it
nevertheless was a shotmaking
masterpiece, when you consider
the longest putt he made all
day was 4 feet. He Clipped
into the hole for an eagle 2 on
the 315-yard l4th.
Only two other pros out Of
46 broke II, and nine failed
to turn in a card, which indi-
Gates the Fairfax course was
not playing too easy.
The handsome 35-year-old
Emery had IL pars, 4 brides
and 2 eagles, one on the 14th
and the other on the 500-yard
par 5 ninth, where he was on
in and holed his longest putt
of the day, a 4-footer.
For several years, Emery's
playing partners have been
saying he is the shotmaking
class of the Mid-Atlantic Sec
ton, but too often Clare had
been a runnerup, or something
has spoiled his bid for the
major titles.
Now that he firmly is estab-
lished as a head pro at Wash
ington, and has been made
tournament chairman by hi:
fellow pros. Clare appears tc
have gained confidence. anc
that seems to be all that he
needed.
With Doser and Bassler be-
set by personal problems, suct
as new jobs, etc., Emery is ir
a position to make his move
In two previous pro-ams thi'
year, he was 73 at Rolling
Road, a tie for 9th, and II al
Bethesda, a tie for second. Th'
major events are coming up.
Emery had % puts in hi
remarkable round, missed onl!
two greens in regulation figures
and Clipped dead for pars OF
both. On one Of his brides
he reached the 460-yard pa
five seventh in two, and on tht
other three his approaches
were dead to the pin.
It is diflcult for partners II
help a "a, and Emery's thre'
partners, Sid Carroll. Klinl
Prince and Ned O'Reilly helpeC
only a stroke each for 63s.
Bill Bassler and Al Marques
Evening star., 1960-05-17
FIGHT RESULTS

BALTIMORE - Candy Mcfarland.
14S1z, Philadelphia, outpointed Don
Jordon, 149, Los Angeles, 10 mon
titlel; Sugar Ray Robinson, New York
VS.. Pedro Gonzales, Rankin, Pa, can
celed, Robinson failed appear.
BOSTON-Tom McNeeley, 1913. Ar
lington, Mass, stopped Uli Ritter, 1913,
Mannheim. Germany, 8.
NEW ORLEANS-Eiank Casey, 15S,
Los Angeles, outpointed Henry Hank,
$50, Detroit, 10.
NEW YoRK-Ronnie Cohen. 144as
New Rochelle, n. z. stopped jimmy
Archer. 146h. New York, q.
TOCCOA, Ga.--Paul Anderson. geo,
Toccoa. knocked out Clarence Alex.
ander, 213, Houston. 2.
SAN ANTONIO - Frankie Valdez
125, san Antonio, stopped Galiitt
Reyes. 125, Brownsville, Tex, 3.
TOKYO-Sadao Yaoita, ia, Japan
outpointsd Romy sison. ia, Philip
pines, 10.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Don Jordan Upset
In Tuneup Bout

around in the fifth, and in the
ninth Jordan caught a good
right to the face and had to
hang on. In fact, it was Nc
Farland's slugging squirt in the
last two rounds that gave him
the unanimous decision.
Referee Eddie Leonard scored
it 47-44 for Candy, while both
judges had it close at 46-45.
In one Of the prelims, Light
weight Frank Meredith OF
Washington lost a close four
rounder to Bobby Loyal OF
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1960-05-17

The decisive matches in the
Private School and Maryland
Bi-County sections of the
Metropolitan Schoolboy Golf
Leagues are scheduled Friday
when st. Stephens meets St
Adams at Washington Golf and
Country Club and Bethesda
plays Walter johnson at Co.
lumbia.
Stuart virtually has locked
up its first golf title in the
Northern Virginia League.
Evening star., 1960-05-17
Coach Was Winner

When Don Skakle, North
Carolina tennis coach, played
for the Tar Heels he won so Of
81 matches between 1945 and
1850.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

BOOKKEEPER, experienced. for Ar
lington real estate office; must be
good typiSt. hours, q to :, : DAYS.
70 per week. MR.. WILKINS,
Evening star., 1960-01-08

BOOKKEEPER- capable; through
trial balance; handle receivableS
payables. payroll, ledgerS and
Journals. GOOD salary. hospitalI-
zation insurance, free parkins.
wonderful opportunity with fast
Erowing office furniture company
Call Mr., Balfour, DI 7-72Sg for
~
Evening star., 1960-01-08
BOOKKEEPER

Excellent opportunity for mature
woman with bookkeeping expert
ence in the construction business
Pleasant working conditions; s.
hour day, 5l2-dav week. air-cond
Office bldg CloSe-in virginia. Ad-
vancement opportunity in posi-
tiOn and income are here for the
right person. Call Mr. ErliCh
GOTHAM REALTY, INC, JE
Evening star., 1960-01-08
SALESIADY

Must be experienced in selling
wearing apparel merchandise. Our
firm will soon open one of its
finest variety department stores
in this locality The exact loca-
ton is in the Wheaton Plaza
Shopping Center.
We are interested in hiring a lady
who has had considerable eXpe-
rienCe in selling wearing apparel
merchandise in either a depart
ment store or speciality shop. Her
duties will be to assist in super
viSing the service in the buying OF
wearing apparel in this new store
Steady employment, vacation. life
insurance and retirement benefits.
Apply in person to our Personnel
Supervisor, Miss Schultz. in Per-
Sonnel once. located in trailer
house next to Shell Filling Station,
S. S. KRESGE CO.
Wheaton Plaza ShoppinG Center
Viers Mil Rd., Wheaton, Md.
SALESWOMEN-Exper. fun time,
fine SportSwesr shops Silver
Spring, Nd and Conn. ave, D. C,
CASUAL CORNER. JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-01-08
SALESMAN, exI

SALESMAN. experienced In ONCE
furniture and ststionerS supplies:
terrific opportunity for one good
man; salary, bonus. expenses, and
DECENTRALIZATION insurance Call
Mr. BALFoUR, DI. 7-72ss for
interview.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
HELP MEN
WAREHOUSE MANAGER. exr

WAREHOUSE MANAGER, exper.
should know city: BACKGROUND OF
wholesale heating and air-con-
ditioning operation desirable: good
starting salary, and opportunity
TO earn more. Call Miss Pizza,
Ii. 1886 to arrange appoint
ment and interview.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN to take
over donut-pastry route. Call
LU. 2-2226
WAREHOUSE FOREMAN, for HHo
warehouse must be eXper In
compl oper.; salary open; 1000
oppor Ma. s-IO74
WATCHMAKER, exper.; oppor. for
advanc.; excel. sal. for skilled fast
man; benfts., steady empl Apply
Watch Clin., sos @ NV, Rm. 2l2.
YOUNG MAN for appliance service
counter in our Silver Spring store.
Must be pleasant and have good
handwriting. Apply c. A. LEP-
PERT. INC. 623 H st. NV.
YOUNG MAN to work on small 2
cycle engines, some eXper. nee
Phone LA. 6-05OO Mr.. BECKER.
YOUNG MAN to work in shipping,
receiving and parts department
Phone La. 6-0500. Mr.. BECKER
Evening star., 1960-01-08
BOOKKEEPER


Controlling special accounts. Post
ing machine knOw!edEe helpful but
not essential Salary CommenSu-
rate with eXper Cmopany bene-
fits Apply Ith floor r, HARRIS
& CO, l101 F st NV.
BKKPRS. -STENOS
ALLEN-O 'BRlEN Personnel Service
l4O4 N. Y. Ave. RE. 1850
CASHIER, automotive exper pref
not essential Must he efficient
with figures and handling money
AlcrtneSS and pleasing personality
FIRST requirement. 5i2-day wk
Apply in person only See Mr.
Leach, EATON CHEVROLET. 81
n st. nc
CASHIER CHECKER for self-serv
Supermarket. Must be expr.: good
pay and wrkE. Conds Apply in
person, BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET, 1928 Rhode Island
ave ne.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
BOOKKEEPER

Permanent position. e.
day week; usual company
benefits. must be expert
enCed. Salary SO week to
start Give, age. references
and experience, Box 3j6-S,
Star
Evening star., 1960-01-08
SALESLADY

Prefer experience in small appli-
snce sales or record shop. Po-
sltlon in new Hi-Fl shop in Hi-Fi
department, 3 TO $50: 4n-hour
week COMPANY benefits. Call HU.
3-5@O0 for appointment.
p CHRONIC WHOLESALERS
@345 Sherman Ave. NV.
SALESLADY AND CLERK in high-
class television and phonograph
store. Good hours, good salary,
fine working conditions. State ex-
perience, age, education ana other
qualifications. Box l2S-R, Star.
SALESLADY - Apply in person,
ROLLING PIN BAKERY. 4qlS
Annapolis I'd, Bladensburg, Nd,
UN. 4-ik4l
Evening star., 1960-01-08
PLUMBERS

Experienced in iobbinE and remod-
cling with D. c. driving permit.
Apply in person, 39l2 Georgis
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
HELP MEN
MEAT SALESMAN

Major packer has opening in Wash
ington area for experienced meat
salesman, age 25-45: excellent
starting salary, plus expenses and
fringe benefits. Give full resume
with first letter. Write Box 497-
Evening star., 1960-01-08
-HARWOMEN

WHITE-Psrmanent positions in
modern offiCe buildinR See Mr.
Yoho, bldg, suDt 1000 Connecticut
ave, 10 am. to pm. daily.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
SALESMAN

Steel warehouse, SAL
ary, expenses, COM
mission. Apply ]. B.
KENDALL CO., 2160
Queens Chapel rd. ne.
9 to 4. LA. 6-2482.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
BOOKKFEPER

Insurance eXper desirable: co.
benefits Chevy Chase: hours Q to
5 salary open.
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
300 Perpetual Bids, Silver Spring
JU Q-6lQ6
Evening star., 1960-01-08

new and remodpling
work. Report 4s3S Del Ray ave,
Bethesda, Nd, OIL. 4-l444.
PLUMBER MECHANIC. sober and
reliable, exper. in iobbing and re-
modelling: D. c. drivers permit.
Evening star., 1960-01-08
YOUNG MAN

Aggressive and ambitious. willins
to work for a future in consumer
hnance. at least nigh schoo
graduate. rapid promotion in 4
growing finance chain company
good starting salary and All
employee benefits Apply in per.
son.
RITTER FINANCE co.
So King St, Alexandria.
YOUNG MAN, white. alert, inteiIi.
gent, for inside sales work in oul
Silver Spring furniture store: sal,
ary and commission. Call GeorgC
Saah; SAAH FURNITURE CO.
JU. 9-527O
YOUNG MAN TO work pt ewes
and Sat. Drawing ability, blue.
print reading and sales exper
helpful. Possible full-time jot
later planning and selling kits
and appliances SUBURBAN
KITCHENS. 56l6 BALTIC. ave
Hyattsville. Nd . UN. 4-3352,
Evening star., 1960-01-08
SATFSMEN

Young men. between 25 and 35, ex-
perience not necessary, will train
Cal CARPETLAND, TU. @-sOOO
Evening star., 1960-01-08
HELP MEN

johbinE and remodel
ing, hrst-claSs mechanic only; top
wages, uniform allowance and hos
pital benefits. Steady Job in eStab-
lished shop. D. H. STEVENS CO.,
I'll 2-4h00
Evening star., 1960-01-08

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR and
SALESLADY

bakers and confee-
tionery Must nave telephone per-
sonality: white: 95-45 CO 5-727b.
AVIGNONE FRERES
Evening star., 1960-01-08

Girl Friday. full
charge typing, capable OF running
an once and the boss; must be
able TO work efficiently under
pressure. Real estate operation.
Under 35 and attrac. Salary open.
Evening star., 1960-01-08

BOoKKEEPER, fun charge. must
be top notch. typing ,euuired
Wheaton area. Write fun particu-
lars to BERMAN, GOLDMAN AND
KRAKOW, 4435 Wis. ave. NV,
, 1960-06-10

PAGE THE 81 s
LEGISLATIVE COR
Continued from yesterday
/ am keenly aware Of the sacrifices which members Of
the Legislative Branch Of the Government make in serv-
ing the people Of the Virgin Islands, and am also aware
that retirement benefits should be provided Tor members
Of the Legislature who give years Of their time and ener-
gy to the service of the public. Nevertheless, since the
Federal Government, BY the Organic Act provides the
compensation Of members Of the legislature, and has limit
ed such compensation and travel benefits d~rastically IN
the 1854 Organic Act and its recent amendment, ! urge
upon you that this is a very delicate subject and one
which should be approached with care and thought. re-
commend that whatever amendments are made to this
bill. they be made on a basisof a fair and carefully eValu-
ated comparison with federal and state retirement bene-
fits for legislators.
Additional appropriations:
/ have tried to limit additional appropriations to be
placed before this Special Session to urgent additional
needs and not normal operating deficiencies. Among the
various appropriation bills, which are before you on the
Agenda, are an urgent appropriation OF $4,000 tor a hotel
training program; an appropriation ct S2O,OOO TO provide
emergency repairs to the former Navy Building, now 0c-
cupied by the District Court and other agencies, which Is
III i dangerous condition Of disrepair. 4 would like to men
ton, Mr.. President, that information furnished me lndl-
Gates that that building was declared to be unsafe over
twenty years ago; and, that much Of the steel has sWelled
after having ruSted and the outside concrete is falling,
apart. And, since we have the Judge Of the District Court
sitting right under the Old Water Tower we would not
want to have any collapse Of the building. An a%ppropria-
ton Of $4,000 to the Public Works Department to provide
additional facilities for the Alexander Hamilton Airport;
an appropriation of $4,000 for the purpose Of. establish
inc roads at the Anna's Hope Homestead Development on
Saint Croix. | might add that that is something that is
very badly needed, and believe the Legislature, through
Just an oversight at the last minute, in passing the bill for
got to make the funds available for that long overdue pro-
iect. Many of our veterans and others are awaiting the
accase II their lots. and an annranriatie af $$71 Gee fer He He
purchase Of a stone crusher and other road equipment to-
be located on the island of Saint John. IWould like to add
that it IS not felt that we can really undertake any road
program in Saint John as long as we have to import stones
from off the island.
There are also pension bills before you to grant direct
pensions to widows Of former Government employees,
who have devoted long and faithful service to the Gov
eminent Of the Virgin Islands but for whose widows an
nuities are not available under the retirement Act re-
, 1960-06-10


settlement Of this problem without thoughtful c~onsidera-
ton of various involved factors may p~erpetuate existing
evils rather than eliminate them.
Sufficient safeguards have been placed in the pro-
posed bill to insure that owners Of houses on said lands
shall agree to be relocated in new homes tobe constructed
by the Government and to be sold to them under a mort
gage plan to permit home ownership Of the properties at
the earliest possible time. will not agree to any bill which
would authorize or permit III anysrnanner the perpetuatipn
Of the evils Of the unhealthy, unsafe, and inadequate hous-
ing conditions existing on said lands at the time of their
purchase. To purchase land and then sell the land
and the superfciary houses to their present occupants
would, in many Instances, p~erpetuate the evils and not
eliminate them.
Acquisition Of Public RecreationaI Area IN Saint Croix:
Again at your request, have included on the Agenda
an Act to authorize the purchase and development Of land
in Frederiksted for use as a public recreational area. 1 do
not have details on thissfnatteT except that IN this morn
ing's mail received petitions from many residents Of the
area in regard to this matter; and also a letter from the
owner Of certain lands stating that he has heard about it
and that he would be willing to cooperate. I will leave it
up to your good Judgment to decide what you wish to do
about this matter. A
, 1960-06-10
Visit Of Cruise Ship Bremen:

Before closing would like to just mention something
that is passing today and that is the fact that we have in
the port OF Saint Thomas, for the first time, the new Ger
man Cruise ship Bremen. And in c-ommemoration 1 this
visit the Commissioner of Tourism and Trade has had
prepared a plaque which it is proposed to present to the
Captain Of the ship. I would askhim to bring it up so that
I may show it to you. We feel that this plaque will keep
- - - StAiisS ii fViSNW e II tflOoG VIC HAY travel on
the Bremen in the years ahead and be very worthwhile
publicity for our islands. Here the Commissioners handed
the plaque to the Governor who displayed It to the House
After the close Of my message I have been requested
to repair aboard the Bremen and present it to the captain.
1 would like to ask that, MI. President, you; and the mem
bers OF the Legislature many Of you who would like
to-join US on a trip aboard the Bremen in the next few
minutes and be present at this ceremony If you so desire.
There will be transportation available, just down the way
from the Senate.
/ would like to just close by saying that / wish once
again to offer my complete cooperation, as well as the as
~sistance Of my cabinet in the work Of theis Special Session
Of the Legislature. | am confident that you will give to
your deliberations the earnest consideration and thought
which they deserve, and that what you accomplish here in
the Legislative Hall, in this Session, will be of last benefit
to the people of the Virgin Islands.
thank you. fApplause)
, 1960-06-10
Other Bills:

There are a number Of other bills on the Agenda upon
which special messages have been sent to you during the
past week, and upon which shall not dwell now. / am
sure they will receive your careful consideration.
, 1960-06-10

Continued on page Al
, 1960-11-03
Tuesday Evening
in Spanish
con: Ninon Sevilla
v. /. NATIONAL

expanding needs Of the
Bay area were auth
by the Board of Di-
of the Grand Teton
Company in its meet
The directors received
reports on the progress Aof
construction projects a t
jackson Lake Lodge. Ray
mond c. Lille, Vice Presi-
dent and General Manager
Of the Lodge company re-
a decrease of APP
p~roximately 1920 in the
of park visitors
the 1860 season SINH
lar to that experienced
throughout the R Q { k y
Mountain area but indicat-
ed that estimates for the
1861 season may make it
the biggest year in history
in Jackson Hole.
, 1960-11-03
FOR SALE

Complete set of household furni-
lures consisting of G. E. II cubic
foot automatic defrost refrigera-
tor; Tappan gas range; speed
queen Wringer washing machine;
twin bed with Serta mattress;
Baby bed & mattress; Feeders
/ ton air conditioner; / dinnette
set with 6 chairs; Kenmore sew
ing machine; dishes, ETC., etc.
Contact DR.. Lardi or Dr.. Reyes at
c. Harwood Memorial Hospital.
, 1960-11-03
CALL ron BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
ate, will be received at tle
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division 2 t
Procurement, Christiansted,
St. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO AM. November 10, 1860
and then publicly opened for
the following:
Asphalt Paving Emulsion
Type RS-1 or Ssh Crush
ed Stone
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
lids, to waive any informality
IN dos ana, unless OlileA WAo0
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept
any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid
will be supplied by the Divi-
sion Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. croix, Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Alph0nso RomneY
Administrative Assistant Il
3-4-5
, 1960-11-03
ST. MARY's

and back court with good
set ups to take the third
game 1911 to tie for first
place with the Teens.
, 1960-11-03


rHURsDAY and FRIDAY
United Artists present
CRY TOUGH"
John Saxon, Linda Crystal
Joseph Calleia
"A story Of sudden violence, that
rips into the heart and CUTS of a
city.
Filmed entirely in New York City
LATEST NEWS
SAT
Big Double Feature Day II
lst Feature:
Marti presents:
SCREAMING EAGLES"
The blazing, untold story of the
1O1st Airborne Hell Raiders.
End Feature:
Universal presents
THE DESERT HAWK"
in Color with Yvonne De Carlo
sunday, MONDAY,
Tuesday Afternoon
goth Century Fox presents
SONS AND LOVERS"
Trevor Howard, Dean Stockwell.
Heather Sears, Wendy Hitler
The frankness and boldness of the
world-famed Novel r on the
screen! The story concerns the
first experience of a man in the
mysteries Of woman!
Tuesday Evening
in Spanish "REvANcHA"
con: Ninon Sevilla
, 1960-11-03
LAND ROVER

The Worlds most Versatile Vehicle
We will be introducing Land-Rovers TO ST. croix in
the near future
These are British "Jeep-TYpe" vehicles-but with GER
tain big advantages
They all have four-wheel drive
They ride comfortably like an automobile
There is room for three in the front seat
They have 4 rust proof aluminium Alloy Body
Either Gasoline Or Diesel Engines Available
AS a pre-introductory offer we will sell the first three
Land-Rovers at Distributors landed cost if you give a
firm order now. This is a special to introduce these cars
with their unique features to St. Croix-this price will
not be available again-and the offer is for a limited
time only.
HAYES & COMPANY
Christiansted, st. Croix
, 1960-11-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE That, pursuant to an or
der of the District Court of the Virgin Islands, dated
October 21st, 1860 the undersigned was appointed
Executrix of the above named estate.
All creditor Of the deceased, Helen Koues Bodine,
are requested to file their claims with c. dewitt Rogers,
|Jr. attorney for the Executrix, Rose Wilkinson Koues,
"A Church Street, Christiansted, ST. Croix, " ]. within
six months of the date of this notice. Persons indebted
to this Estate are requested to make payment within
the same time to the Executrix at the above address.
Persons claiming to be next of kin shall file their proof
of heirship with the undersigned or the Clerk of the
District Court within the aforesaid period
Dated: October 21st, 1860
Rose Wilkinson Koues
. Executrix
C. dewitt Rogers. Jr.
Attorney for the Estate 24-2-7-14
Evening star., 1960-05-25
u. S, Effort to Aid
w Pilot Cited

an official representative
from the Senate at the cere-
monies.
Mrs. Dirksen was lauded by
Mrs. william s.: Culbertson.
the luncheon chairman, as
the woman back Of the
Senator" who has made
such q wonderful leader" of
the COP. in the Senate.
Mr.. Merriam also paid high
tribute to Senator Dirksen,
declaring that I'VE in the
White House are continu-
ously in awe Of the amount
of work he does" and "of
his skill as q legislator and
his tremendous capability as
q leader in the Senate"
Head table guests also in
cluded Mrs. Romulo. wife
of the Philippine Ambassa-
dor, and Mrs. Yang, wife Of
the former Korean Ambassa-
dor.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
Substitutes for Mrs. Fong

Mrs. Dirksen substituted
for Mrs. Hiram Fong, wife
of the Senator from Hawaii,
who has gone to Buenos
Aires with her husband for
Argentina's sesquicentennial
celebration. Senator Fong is