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CRIsMOND. DIR, LOUIS A On Mon

dav .InIv 3 load o9t,r q On MUn, hnI,
illness, DR. LOUIS A. CRISMOND
Of SS Independence ave, Quincy
Mass. formerly of Washington,
D. c.. He is survived by his wife,
Virginia Cooney Crismond: a son,
Michael James Crismond: a brother
James E. Crismond of WASHINGTON,
D. c.. and a sister, Geraldine Pfeif-
fer, Detroit Mich. Services at 10
I'm. Thursday, July IS, at the Swee-
ney Bros. Funeral Home, Quincy,
Mass. %
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COLES, PAUL. On Monday, July 25.
1860, PAUL COLES Of 5O44 18th
st. ne. beloved husband Of Mrs.
Catherine Coles. He also is sur
vived by one stepSon, Henry Peters
six sisters. hve brothers and other
relatives and many friends Notice
Of funeral later. Services by Nor
row q Woodford
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JACKSON, 5,IS!. PAMsY ANS ELLEN. On Sunday

July -. 1850 at Freedmen's Hos
plta!, PANSY ELLEN JACKSON OF
2474 ontario I'd. NV, beloved
mother Of Alfred B.. ir.; william o
and Michael E Jackson She also
leaves to- mourn their loss, three
sisters, Mrs Lillian Hart, Mrs
Clarice Cheltenham and Mrs. Dorothy
howard; a daughter-in-law, Mrs
sylvia Jackson: two aunts, -four
uncles, four grandchildren, one niece
Two nephews, other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at The
John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home,
3015 18th st. ne, where friends
may call after pm. Wednesday,
July 20. Funeral services on Thurs
day. July 20. at IL noon, at the
Metropolltan Baptist Church, 1925
st. NV, the Rev. Oswald @. Smith
omciattng, Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery Family and friends
may assemble for the funeral serv-
ices at 2474 Ontario rd. NV, at
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
sl6 H St. NE. IL 3-4ssO
GEIER FUNERAL HOME
SINCE 1851
SENSIBLE PRICES
FORMERl Y AT lll3 eth ST NV
3605 l4th St NV TU 2-2326
Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th St. and Mass. Ave NE Ii 3-h20C
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CONGER. MAJ EDWARD HAGGARD

CONGER, MAI. EDWARD HAGGARD
USMC, tretired.) On Monday, July
25, 1850, at Mount Alto Veterans
WARD HAGGARD CONGER, USMC
(retired) OF 1917 Alaska ave NV,
beloved husband OF Lola s. Conger,
father Of Edward S. Conger, Wash
ington, D. c., and Mrs Arthur d
Sullivan Of Norfolk. Va; brother
of Mrs. Bvrtle c. Hutchins. San
Diego, Calf: Mrs Carol c. storm
Long Beach, Calf; Mrs. Ruth q
Smock, Rochester, Mimi; Mason
Conger, Seattle, Wash. and Henry
Lawson Conger of Omaha, Nebr
Friends are invited to attend the
recitation OF the rosary to be held Al
Gawler's Chapel 1853 Pa. ave
NV, on Thursday, July rs, at
pm. Mass will be offered at Fort
Myer Chapel on Friday, July %
at 10 am. Interment Arlington
Nall al Cnr.anAnr.. =.
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HELWIG' TERESA MAGNER. On SUM
Say; gay July "a, 1850, TERESA MAG
Georgia Anastasi. Friends NAV csII
At the Robert A. MattinEly Funeral
Home, l3l llth St S.e., where pray-
ers Will be offered on Wednesday,
July %. at 10 am Relatives and
InTiends invited. Interment Mount
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THOMPSON; BENJAMIN EARLE. Mem.

bers of Columbia Lodee,
No. 3, F. A. A. M, are
notified OF an emerRent
communication to be held
on Wednesday. July ~,
1860, at 1890 am, at
Gawler's Funeral Chapel,
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CROSBY, ALONZO. On sunday, July
"a, 1860, ALONzO CROSBY OF 1923
friend. Lille Washington. After 3
pm. Wednesday, July -, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1890 9th st. NV,
where. services will be held Thurs
day. July 3S, at / 80 pm. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ~
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G16snI GM1Ssnday July Is; 5o,I9 I999 at 3525 e
KAVENEY, wife OF the late Capt
Joseph ]. Kaveney, U. S. Nava
Medical Corps (retired). Friend.
may call at the Gawler Chapel
l156 Pennsylvania ave. NV (cour
tesy parking 18th and G SITS. n.WD
where services will be held on Fri
day, July 20, at II am. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery Memorials
may be made to the charity OF
your choice. %
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WILLIS, LOUISE Z. on sunday. July
-, 1850, at her residence, 5425
WILLIS, beloved aunt Of Hugh.
Marie, Lucille and Nat WILLIS
Friends may call at the HySons
Funeral Home, 1900 N St nv,
where services will be held on
Wednesday July %. at 23O Pm
Interment private
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WALTER, RUBY MARY CARLIsIE

MARY CARLISLE WALTER, sister Of +
the, late James Edward Walter Of
Fails Church, Va. Prior to enter
lived at the Lone Acre Nursing
Home, Fairfax, Va. Friends may
call at the. Maddox Funeral Home,
Front Royal, Va, on Thursday, June
2S,, until l pm, EST. Services
den, Va, Cemetery. 27
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IS, 1850 HERMAN q COLLEEN ofiSESAsi Of gGIg Ssg
Longfellow st. NV. beloved husband
OF Theresa Golden and devoted
father Of Gerald Golden of Hil-
crest Heights, Md. He also is sur
yiyed by three brothers. Morris, Ben
and Charles Golden, all of New
YORK City. Services at the c. D.
Goldberg q Son Funeral Home. 42I7
9Th st NV. on Thursday, July 2S,
at am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. In mourning at
3425 Eads st. ne. Family requests
IN lieu OF flowers contributions be
made to the Metropolitan Heart
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BETSY JANE And SALLY
ANN; Suddenly, on Sunday. July
JANE CALLIsON of 5116 Waukesha
loved G dsnsbtePs Eeno Of tbe lat.
Charles and Marcella Jane Callison
and sisters OF Charlotte Sue and
Carol Christine Csllison. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda. Md,
where services will be held on
Thursday. July IS, at 1:45 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
thrY ~
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Saturday, july 20, 1850. at Mount I'M
Alto Hospital, CARL THEODORE
PFAEFFLIN, beloved husband Of
Margaret H. Pfaetiin. He is survived
by a sister. and two brothers in
Florida. He also is survived BY his
Sister-tn-law, Mrs. Frederick II
hughes. Friends may call at the
DeVol Funeral Home. 1924 Wiscon-
SIN ave. NV. Services at South
POST Chapel, Fort Myer, Wednesday,
July ~. at 10 am, Intefment AZ.
lington National Cemeterv oR
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p LN' hhNA. On MONDAY, july UD,
1860, at his residence, 1870 17tb
st. NV, FRANZ PISTER, beloved
husband OF Klara Maria Pister and
father OF Mrs. Fritz Reinwald, Mrs
Andrew Elder, Mrs. Karl Kolbeck,
MRS: Horst Walter, Katharine and
Gretchen .Pister He also is sur
vlyed by four grandchildren Serv-
ices at the S. H Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29Ol 14th st. NV. on Thurs
gay JuIV y, at IL am. tparking
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Calf. beloved husband Of Beafrice
fond father of Stuart Hillman, dear
brother Of Sophie Freeman and ida
Robinson OF Washington, D, C.;
grandfather Of Ronald Lee and Lori
July %, 1860, in Los Angeles, Calf
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July "a 1860, JAMES H, WALLACE
Of 5716 sth st. NV, the beloved
auSotnn hauSoand o. Mrs. Lena Wallace and
Murphy, James c., Paul r. and
Ruth P. Wallace and Mrs, Marssret
Stiggers, Also surviving are six
grandchildren. other relatives and
many friends, Notice OF funeral
Inc. ~ %
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CALLIsoN. MARCELLA JANE. s,

dendly, on Sunday, July "A, 1860,
MARCELLA JANE CALLISON of
5116 Waukesha rd, Glen Echo
i~te Richard Charles Callison and
mother Of Charlotte Sue and Carol
Christine Callison and the late
Betsy Jane and Sally Ann CalliSon;
sister of Edward s. Plank of Ash
Of Cleveland, Ohio. Friends are in
vited to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A
Pumphrey. Bethesda, Md, where
services will be held on Thursday,
July 2S, at l;45 pm. Interment
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BALDERsoN. RAYMOND H. On Sum
day, July "a, 1860, RAYMOND H:
BALDERSON, beloved husband OF
Thelma B. Balderson, father Of
Raymond. jr.: Robert, Richard, Ron
aid, Judy and Robin Balderson: son
OF Sophie Balderson, grandfather OF
Dennis Ray, Paula Jean, Ralph Lee
and Keith Wayne Balderson. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home. 131 1lth st. Sc.
where services will be held on
Wednesday. July -, at . pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited, lnterment
Confessional Cemetery. 70
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q. 1850, Ici FRHNeEs GR REeToR ESe9T9o5sY' MrE MY
Rector leaves a devoted niece and
nephew, the Rev and Mrs. Otis Jas
per Of $50 Webster ST. NV, and
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Wednesday. July ~. friends
Home, 116 Massachusetts ave. NV
Services will be held on Thursday,
july Is, at . pm, at the New
born Church Of God. Eye st.. be-
tween lst and North Capitol SITS,
terment WnndlaWn Gem etnru
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Master.

CLARK. CHARLES R. On Saturday,
July % 1860, CHARLES r. CLARK
of 3 Pooks Hill rd., Bethesda. Md /,
beloved husband Of Joan Robinson
Clark; son of William David CLARK
Of Nevada. Mo-; brother of John A.
Clark of Nevada, Mo-: Capt. Robert
l.. CLARK Of Westminster, Colo !;
Edward E. Clark Of Kansas City. Mo-,
and Mrs. Jean Kelly of Ada. Okla
Memorial service will be held on
Tuesday, July %, at 1870 pm. from
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home of Robert A. Pumphrey. Be-
thesda, Md. token of sympathy
may be made to the American
Cancer Society, $40 18th st. NV,
Washington, D. c. 20
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sTuLL, ALICE ?. On Saturday, July
AFB, ALICE GsAs sTUIRP T1HsRPi'aI 81 5is AnsFiTs avs
drey lane Sc, beloved wife Of
Everett r. stull Tech /SerEt. UsAF.
and mother of jeffrey owen Stuil'
dauEhter of William G and Dorothy
survived by two brothers and one
sister. Friends may call at the
Rinaldt Funeral Home, Sl6 H ST,
ne, between 4 and 10 pm. Tues
day. July 26. Graveside services
ana lnterment wednesday, July 27,
at ii 30 am. in Arlington National
Cemetery. Funeral cortege will as
sembel at Memorial Gate, l1:20 am.
OR
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NICHOLS, HOWARD GLEDHILL. On
MONDAY; July %, 1850. at Doctors
HoSpltal HOWARD GLEDHILL
NV, husband OF Dorothy Mack
Nichols and father of Mrs, Louis
Allwine Miller and the late CAPT
Howard BENJAMIN Nichols, Army XII
CORPS. He also is survived by four
grandchildren. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
courtesy parking, 18th and @ sts,
n;wO Services will be held at st,
Adams Episcopal Church, Wiscon-
SIN ana Massachusetts, aves NV,
on Thursday. July 2S, at $40 am
!nterment Arlington National Gene
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WILKINS, AIDA SEAL. On Sunday.
July q, 1860 at her residence
81 Woodley rd. NV, AIDA SEAL
WILKINS. wife Of the late John
Howard wilkins, mother of John IA.
wilkins. tr.. grandmother of Mrs.
Lvn Wilkins Kennedy and great
grandmother of Christina Lyn
Cooley. Services and interment pri-
vate.
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OILbEhI, kUBEkT X. on Tuesday
July r. 1860. at san Diego. Calf
ROBERT X, GILBERT. beloved Sor
OF Mrs. Gladys " and the late Ben.
nett L. Gilbert: brother Of Mrs
Vera Martin, Mrs. Virginia L. Fen.
ton. Miss Clara Gilbert and Mrs
Nancy L. Snow. Friends may cal
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st
Wednesday, July ~. Services viii
be hell at Fort Myer South Post
Chapel at IL am. Interment Ar.
hngton National Cemetery. %
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SULLIVAN, CHARLES c. On Monday,
July 25, 1860 at his residence, $40
North Kenmore St. Arlington, va.
CHARLES C. SULLIVAN beloved
husband Of Eloine D. Sullivan,
Va; Charles T. Of Falls Church, Va.
and Richard C. Sullivan OF Vienna,
Va; brother OF Roy Sullivan of
South Boston, Va; Paul Sullivan,
Mrs. Sara Fisher. Mrs. Ruth
thompson Mrs. Katherine Wicks
and Mrs. Minnie Furr of Arlington,
Va. He also is survived by sly
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 VIII
son blvd, Arlington, Va. Notice
OF funeral arrangements later.
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MADISON, DAVID. On Sunday July
-. 1860. DAVID MADISON Of 305
webster ST. NV, husband OF Helen
liams. Helen Kinard and William, d
Madison, brother Of Hattie Rurley
o. Philadelphia, Pa. and uncle OF
Marjorie Demeritte of Philadelphia,
"a: he also is survived by seven
many friends. After 5 pm. Wednes-
day, July 81, friends are invited
70 call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1892
You st NV, where funeral serv-
ICES VIII be held on Thursday, July
2S. at 1890 am. Interment Az.
lngton National CemeterY
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LAmbEhION' HENRI a, vi vi
Nichols dr., Laurel. Md, on July "a
1860 husband of Helen NJ Lam
berton, father of T/Sergt. John G
Lamberton, USAF; son Of Mrs
Anna Roberts, brother of K George
Lamberton, Mrs. Gladys Sunesor
and Mrs. Katherine Boes. Remains
at the Chambers Funeral Home
5S0l Cleveland ave. Riyerdale Nd
until Thursday, July rs. at Oils
am. Mass at St Mary's OF the
Mills Church, Laurel. Md. at IL
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
LANHAM, ALICE r. On Sunday, Jul.
"a, 1860, ALICE F. LANHAM OF Ken.
nedy Warren AptS., beloved wife Of
the late 1t. Col Charles L. Lanham
aunt OF C. willard CamAlier, sr..
Renah F. Camalier. both of Wash.
ington.. D. C.; Mrs. Robert Cunning
ham Of Norfolk, Va Services at this
S H Hines Funeral Home. 1901 14tt
st NV, on Wednesday, July 81, al
$3.50 am. tparking fscilities) In.
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 26
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STAFFORD. ALPHONsO o. GACK,
HoSso 8H suo5d'y g iJSek, seIy "a s4SsSokb ss9 AZ
Jr., OF pa Longfellow st. NV.
Surviving are his wife and many
friends. After 4 pm Friday, July
20, friends are invited to cali at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1870
9Th st. NV. Funeral from st. Mary's
Episcopal Church. 73O 23d st. NV,
at IL am. Saturday, July 80. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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. !; e.: : ::;.;:: 8; $ {; y: 81;
funeral services for our late brother
Past Master B. v. CHARLTON
57l5 Clay st. ne. Church services
will be held at the Beulah Baptist
Church, 59th and Dix SITS. ne
on Friday at 1890 pm.
FREDERICK d CRAWFORD
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1870, ARNE kARo Of Bfandywine,
Md. beloved husband Of Dorothy
Evelyn Aaro and father of Arlene
Aaro. Friends may call at the
Ritchie Bros. Funeral Home, Upper
Marlboro, Md Funeral services Will
be held in the Emmanuel Meth
odist Church, HorSehesd, Nd, on
Wednesday. July Fl, at pm.
Interment church cemetery.
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SINGLETON, c. BELLE. On Monday
July. %. 1860, c. BELLE SINGLE
TON Of 1855 Carlton ave. ne,
peloved mother Of Mrs. Dorothy g.
Pegg, Louis H. Singleton and Mrs
Julia S. Jackson. Also surviving are
a niece, Virginia Quivers: q nephew,
the Honorable John Berry (retired)
OF Baltimore. Md; other relatives
ana many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. arrangements by Mcclure,
Inc. %
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Club Planning
Benefit Tea
For Red Cross

Mrs. Sevilla -Sacasa, wife
of the Nicaraguan ambas-
sador, will be honorary chair
man of the annual Red Cross
benefit garden party and tea
to be sponsored by the Po-
litical Study Club at the Mic
araguan Embassy from 3 to
5 pm. Saturday, April 80.
Assisting Mrs. Sevilla-
Sacasa at the ribbon-cutting
ceremony which will open
the benefit will be Mrs. Roy
r. Rubottom, Mrs. William
Sanders, Mrs. Rollins S. At
wood. Mrs. Guilford Jameson
and Mrs. Mccall lines.
Chairman of patronesSes
for the event is Mrs. Ellen S.
Woodward, assisted by Mrs.
Huron Lawson. Tickets may
be obtained from Mrs. How
ard P. Locke and Mrs. A. C.
EaStburn.
Final plans for the benefit
will be drawn up at the April
Is meeting of the Political
Study Club. set for Q pm. in
the auditorium of the Red
Cross Building.
Guest speaker that day will
be Mr.. Samuel Krakow, in
ternational relations officer
the American National Red
Cross, whose topic will be
Red Cross Faces the Chal-
lenge of the World Today"
Honored guests at the
melting will be Mrs. Sevilla-
Sacasa, Mrs. Herbert May.
honorary Red Cross chairman
of the Reach the Goal Cam
paign," Mrs. Krakow and
Mrs. Francis Hildebrand, Dis
trict of Columbia director of
Red Cross volunteers.
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When I received my new
car license tags, 1 was very
much impressed with the
comments of Mr.. G. A.
England, Director of Motor
Vehicles. Perhaps you missed
them when you got your
tags.
Printed on the envelope in
which they were mailed was
the following, and I quote:
What Has Become Of the
Old Fashioned Driver?
In driving around the
country, one wonders what
has happened to the old
fashioned driver:
Who always drove in the
right lane. except to pass.
Who waited until he
reached the intersection before
making a left turn.
Who stopped before the
traffic light turned red.
Who waited for the green
light before crossing the in
terSection.
Who gave the pedestrian
the right-of-way, whether or
not he was legally entitled to
it.
Who didn't drive too close
to the car ahead but left
room for a safe stop in an
emergency.
Who always signalled (cor-
rectly) his intention to turn
right or left BEFORE reach
ing an intersection.
Care, Courtesy and Cau-
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MODERN
MANNERS
License Comments Offer
Something to Think About
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

tiOn are still acts of a good
driver and a gentleman.
G. A. England,
Director of Motor Vehicles,
Government of the
District of Columbia
Something for all of us to
think about, isn't it?
QueStiOn-What are your
ideas about "doughnut dunk
ing? Our whole family en-
joys this pasttime, but we do
not want to do something
wrong. Please tell us what
you think? Mrs. r, D. H.
Answer-My answer is the
same as that to do with gum
chewing. Only in the privacy
of ones home should this
indoor sport be INDUCED in!
Inf1icting on a beholder the
sight of a dripping doughnut
being passed from cup to
mouth is anything but at
tractive. So forego this pleas
ure when in public. At home
you are on your own.
4
Question: am private Sec
retary to rather prominent
man. He insists that l type
his name at the closing of a
letter, rather than signing it
himself, or letting me do it
for him. He says this is cor
rect. l do not think so. What
is your opinion? Miss A. R.
Answer-Your are abso-
lutely right. The signature on
a letter should always be
handwritten. If he is too
lazy to do so, and if you do
sign for him. your initials.
in small lettering, should ap-
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pear under the signature in
dicating that he did not sign
it himself. This is better by
far than tipping it in, which
couldn't be "wronger"l
Registered United States Patent Ofice)
, 1960-01-07
Three Kings Day
Purodes Mark Closing
Festival Activities

Three Kings Day celebra-
tons in Christiansted and
Frederiksted yesterday, mark
ed the end of the Christmas
Festival activities in Saint
1t officially closed at
II o'clock last night,
The parade in Chistiansted
was impressive with a girl on
horseback carrying a symbol
of the Star and the three wise
men. These were followed by
the majorettes, the several
floats, many of which were
already seen in the New
Years lay parade, also tne
steel bands. -.
The second and last parade
which took place in Frederik-
sted, starting at about 800
Continued on page d
, 1960-01-07
Distinguished Puerto
Ricuns dt Closing
Xmus Festival

Among the visitors to St.
Croix from Puerto Rico to
participate in the closing of
the St. Croix Christmas Fes-
tival were the Honorable
Samuel Quinones, President
of the Senate of the Common
wealth of Puerto Rico and
Miss Ruth Fernandez, popular
radio and television star, who
is no stranger to ST. Croix,
having appeared on the stage
of the Alexander Theater
here.
Senator Quinones addressed
the gathering in both English
(Continued or page A.
, 1960-01-07
WAVE OF BURGLARIES IN C'STED
HAS LOCAL POLICE BAFFLED

While Mencho Comacho, proprietor of the bakery was in
town participating in the Three Kings Day celebration, some
unknown person or persons broke into his home at Estate
Princess and removed a 800 pound safe with $4,000 in cash
, 1960-01-07


Princess and removed a 300
from the premises, ham, chicken,
whiskey, a case of milk,
clothes and all his wife's
jewelry.
Mr.. Comacho left his home
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
and returned at 1920 at night
to discover that his home had
robbed.
In the same neighborhood,
the home of Father Bernard
Mac Laughlin and William
"Bill" Raar, proprietors of the
International Shop, was also
broken into and robbed Of
groceries. A fve-gallon buck
let with. the foodstuffs was
found south of the garage,
covered with a bath towel.
The intruder had locked the
main door to the living room
and bedroom leading to the
kitchen to keep out the big
dog "Rusty," which guards
the house. Another dog, which
was outside the house, was
missing, but a stick was found
indicating that it might have
been chased away.
Alfred Hayes, owner of the
garage at the Basin Triangle,
reported to the Police that a
gray V~olkswagen C344, which
was parked outside the Gold
en- Cow, was stolen on Tues
day.
A report from the Frederik-
sted Police office indicated
that such. a car was involved
in an accident at about 7:30
on Wednesday.
There are several other rob
berries which, in some in
stances a few citizens feel it
is useless to report.
, 1960-01-07
Construction OF
Cold Storage Plont
To Begin Soon

Construction will begin al
most Immediately on a cold
storage warehouse on Saint
Croix, it was announced to-
day. Location for the new IA
cility will be at Peters Rest.
In making the announce
ment, Frank Davis, President
Of Virgin Islands Distributing
Company, indicated that the
warehouse would have stor-
age space for both frozen and
chilled foods.
"Vidisco will bring quality
wholesale foods to St. Croix,
at price lower than presently
available, due to economies in
purchasing and shipping"
Mr.. Davis said. Islanders
have seen samples of the
quality Of foods we plan to
distribute in the fresh fruits
and vegetables which have
Continued on page -
, 1960-01-07
Milo Orchestra, =
Mrs. Brodhurst Thrill
Crowd at Village

Milo and his Orchestra Of
St. Thomas entertained the
large crowd that gathered at
the Festival Village in Chris
tiansted on Tuesday night
when they played the latest
musical numbers for over one
hour.
To the delight of t h e
audience, Mrs. Anna Brod-
hurst, who has been a part OF
almost every Christmas Fes-
tival from the first 0 n e,
danced two numbers with
Menche Comacho in front OF
the Queen. The crowd gave
her tremendous applause and
after the dance Announcer
Luz James, asked the audi
Continued on page ~
, 1960-01-07

AS04OSA4I Va
Visits ST. Croix
Among the visitors to the
island this week was Dionisio
Trigo of San Juan, president
of Caribair, who was accom-
panied by Roy Brown, public
relations officer for the airline,
and Felix Esquerdo, Saint
Thomas station manager.
Mr.. Trigo visited Grapetree
Bay Hotel today in company
of John Shultz, station man
ager here. The Caribair presi-
dent said he was much i'm
pressed by the possibilities for
stimulating increased travel
by Puerto Ricans to visit St.
Croix in the summer months.
New facilities such as Grape
tree, Estate Good Hope and
Estate Carlton, among others,
will do much to attract Puer-
to Ricans in the professional
and middle income group to
spend vacations here.
Mr.. Trigo and the airline
men also visited the new ter
minal building now under
construction to inspect the
space allotted to Carlbair
counters and offices. Asked for
comment about the new ter
minal he replied enthusiast
tically that it was going to be
a very good, functional
terminal.
, 1960-01-07
Driver OF Red
Chevrole! Damages
Car in Passing

Luis Perez reported to the
Police in Christiansted that
while operating his Volks-
wagon C816 in the vicinity Of
Estate Carlton, heading east,
another car driven by a man
known to him only as "Sico,"
driving a 1852 Chevrolet con-
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Patuxent Tours
Offered Again

Tours of the Patuxent River
Filtration Plant are being
offered again this year by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
Tours can be arranged for
any day Of the week, Monday
through Friday, on two-weeks'
advance notice. They are open
to groups of fifth grade age or
above.
More than $500 persons took
advantage of the tours last
year. To make arrangements,
interested parties should call
the Commission offices, AP. Z.
TOO, extension 224.
The plant is located on the
Laurel-Burtonsville I'd. east of
new u. S. Route 20.
Films, books and other litera.
ture describing the operation of
water supply systems also are
available from the Commission
office.