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OH 6
Appointed by Interior
Secretary Udull
Orren Beatty, Jr., Of
Phoenix, Arizona, has been
appointed Assistant to the
Secretary, Secretary Of the
Interior Stewart L. Udall
announced yeterday. Mr..
Beatty will serve as the
principal aide to Secretary
Udall.
In his new position, Mr..
Beatty continues his close
association with Secretary
Udall which began in De
cember 1855, when he be
came t h e Secretary's
Administrative Assistant,
while the Secretary was
serving in the House Of Re
representatives..
Born in Clayton, New
Mexico, on June Is, 1919,
Mr.. Beatty attended Clay
ton public schools and was
graduated from New Mex
leo State University in 1910
with a bachelor of arts de-
gree in government.
Mr.. Beatty was managing
editor Of the Las Cruces,
N. Mex, Sun-NeWs for two
years and was government
and political columnist OF
the Phoenix, Ariz., Repub-
lie for eight years prior to
joining Secretary UdalIs
staff in Washington.
During World War II,
Mr.. Beatty was commits
stoned in the Infantry. His
four years Of service was
completed as a first lieuten-
ant in the Army Air Corps,
in which he was a B-29
radar operator and naviga-
tor. He was recalled to
military duty during the
Korean War and served as
instructor a t Ellington
AFB, Texas. He holds a re-
Continued on page q
, 1961-02-09
Judge Hostile Awurds
6l62.0OO in Sult River
Condemnation

Judge Hastie, in the Vir-
gin Islands District Court,
has ordered that the owners
Of the Salt River property
in St. Croix be given $4,000
per acre for the land that
the Virgin Islands has CON
demned, or $162 ,570.80 for
the 58.061 acres. He direct
ed that the government de-
post not later than May /,
1861 the sum Of $165, 900 to
cover the costs.
Judge HASTE noted that
a committee appointed to
appraise the land set $217,-
728.75 as the value. In May
1859 one defendent bought
half of the land $62, 500, and
two years earlier the entire
tract was bought for $685.
500. He pointed out that the
Court of Appeals had held
that recent sales Of the
particular premises or Of
similar parcels are the most
desirable standard ..."
The government claims
that the land is needed as a
historic site. Defendants,
who were represented by
Atty. James A. Bough, pro
tested the taking.
, 1961-02-09
Mdximo Diuz Rosu.
Escapes Once Aguin
In Prison Guards Cor

Once again the great es-
cape artist, Maxine Diaz
Rosa, known as Gavilan,
has disappeared from the
C. m d Penitentiary
where he is awaiting trans
fer to the mainland for
study by Psychiatrists. This
time, however, Rosa's get
away probably was easier
than previous times. He
was washing a car belong
ing to a guard, who did not
bother to remove t h e
switch key. It was about
1000 am. and thus the pri-
soner calmly drove away
and abandoned the car in
the vicinity Of Castle Nj
gent near Estate Longford.
Warden Thomas Martin,
out with some prisoners at
the east end Of the Island,
was on his way back to
Continued on page a
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LEGISLATIVE RECORD

It is the first time, in my knowledge, of legislative
practices, Mr.. Chairman, that a member is being accused
of being derehct in his duty because he may be in Bar
racks Yard and not III the Hall Of the Legislature.
recall, Mr.. Mr.. Chairman, very vividly-shortly
after Senator Anduze was RELIEVED! of the Chairman
ship that he sat in a chair sulking, in a sad face, he'd al
most gotten to tears, for months! IAUGHTER And
when he got tired Of sitting down looking into space, he
got a bundle Of these little books that. / don't want to
put the titles in the Record it might be GAUGHTER in
sympathy for the member the titles Of these books.
But, he must have bought out the whole stock from Vene-
gas. He read three and four of them a day and he was
not concerned about what was taking place.
To Be Continued.
, 1961-01-07
N o

A three story building will 'ee
erected and ready for oce',-
pancy during 1861. Loca1 [
conveniently on Strara
Street, it will contain sto~as
with excellent window d
play, all stores to be divid |
to suit tenants. Second a. I
third floors to contain prof.
sional and commercial Of. :
space. Designed and built -
CARTE Engineering for ad
tional information on lea IS
write to CARTE Engineerir /.
Gen. Del. Christiansted, or
visit Office at Golden Rock.
, 1961-01-07
ABUNDANT LIFE
by ORAL ROBERTS
THE BEST TIMES AND BEST WAYS TO PRAY

Every person, at one time or
another, feels a distinct need
and desire to pray. After many
years of prayer and of dealing
with people who pray, / offer
this recipe for the best times.
and ways to pray.
One Of the best times" to
pray is mealtime. Simply, in
your own words, in your own
way, thank God for the food.
another good time to pray IS
when you enter the house Of
God. Pray as the minister prays,
as the choir sings or as the
benediction is given.
A wonderful time to pray is
while you are reading the Holy
Bible. AS you read the Word
Of God, let the spirit Of prayer
possess your heart.
When you go to bed and pre-
pare for sleep, you can pray.
Commit yourself into the hands
Of God and rest in perfect con-
fidence. Remember that God
IS awake all night long, watch
ing over you. When you awake
the next morning you can pray:
God bless me today and help
me to be a blessing to someone
else"
A crisis time is always a time
to pray. In the Bible when
Peter was walking on the water,
he suddenly lost his faith and
began to sink. He cried, Lord,
help me" ! do BOT know Of a
better way to pray in a crisis
than to use those three words,
Lord, help me-"
These are just a few of the
, 1961-01-07

best times" to pray. The Bible
also says, Pray without ceas.
ing
Here are some best ways" to
pray. Talk to God as a person,
Don't think Of Him as q. great
Spirit who is a million miles
away ~somewhere, but as an in.
diyidual. Jesus said, IF you
have seen me, you have seen
the Father" Because IesuS
came, we can pray to God as a
person.
When you pray, tell God how
grateful you are. Jesus, when
He prayed at the tomb Of Laza-
rus before raising him from
the dead, said, Father, ! thank
thee" A best way to pray is
with thanksgiving.
When you pray, remember
that prayer is answered only in
The wiU Of God. Be sure that
what you pray about is His will.
Is it good? Will it help people?
Then it is Gods will, for He
is good.
It is His will to heal your
body and your soul. 1t is His
will to prosper you, to put food
in your mouth, shelter over your
head and clothes on your back.
So pray with absolute assurance
when you pray for these things.
And always as you pray, re-
lease your faith to God.
These are some of the best
times and ways to. pray. But
remember that God is always
ready to hear and answer a SIN
cere prayer.
, 1961-01-07
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
ate, will be received at tie
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division 0 /
Procurement, Christiansted,
Croix, Virgin Islands, UNI
HOO AM. January 20, 1861
and then publicly opened for
the following:
, 1961-01-07

T903ATgD

Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
Paramount Pictures presents:
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP"
starring
Jerry Lewis, Dina Merrill, Mic
key Shaughnessy, Robert Middle
ton and Dina Spencer
The widest wave of High-sea hi
larity ever to set you adrift in
helpless hysteria! Jerry Lewis as
the first Naval Officer in history
to misplace one fully equipped,
seaworthy and battle-ready des-
troyer escort!
Also latest World wide News
Tuesday evening IN SPANISH
"CANASTA DE CUENTOS
MExICANOS"
in Cinemascope and color
con: Maria Felix, Pedro Armen-
dariz v Arturo De Cordova
Wednesday Double Feature
Paramount Pictures presents:
1st feature.
TOKYO AFTER DARK
starring
Mich Kobi, Butch Yamamoto,
Edo Mita, Bob Okozaki.
Filmed in Japan, the pictures tell
of the love affair between an
American G. l. and a beautiful
Japanese singer.
End feature
FIGHTING MEN FROM
ARIZONA"
starring
Hopolong Cassidy
Thursday & Friday
THAT KIND OF OMA
starring
Sophia Loren, Tab Hunter, Kee-
nan Wynn, George Sanders, Jack
Warden. and Barbara Nichols.
Filmed in New York City, from
Sutton Place south to South Fer
ry to Central Park, this is a dar-
ingly frank love story. Rarely has
the Motion Picture camera prob
ed so deeply into a woman's heart
LATEST NEWS
, 1961-01-07
COVERS, MANHOLE

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or al
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
will be supplied by the Divi-
sion Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
1910
, 1961-01-07
PUBLIC NOTICE

In accorandce with our
Constitution, the Christian
sted Democratic Club will
hold General Elections on
January 9. 1861 at $3.50 PM
in the old Police Courtroom
All members are urged to
attend.
Aubrey "A. Anduze.
President
Evening star., 1961-02-19
ON SALE TOMORROW :.
THE FIRST DAY OF ISSUE
1861 SWISS
PUBLICITY SERIES

Switzerland onnuoIIy issues O color
ful set Of Stomps publieizine impor-
tont events or prooromS Of interest
to the Swiss, and to people through
out the world. The 1861 Publicity
Series consists Of these four stomps,
eoeh devoted to O different theme.
The 5 eentimes stomp is for "De-
velopment Aid" II represents the
Swiss desire to encourage priVote ef-
forts in ossistine the new notions Of
the world.
The 10 centimes "HYSPA 1861
Bern" commemorotes the hygiene,
gymnastics ond sports exhibition to
be held in Bern this spring.
The 20 centinnes issue announces the
ice Hockey Championship" on in
ternotionoI competition tokino pIoce
in Lousonne and Geneva, March
2-l2.
The so eentines stomp honors the
first fully automatic telephone seV-
ice, on outstanding Swiss achieve
ment in teiecommunicotions.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
CAMERA ANGLES
New French Printer
Has Own Darkroom

affected by sunlight or by
bright light or polonged ex-
poSure.
AS you might suspect, the
paper is exposed in the usual
way. First, the negative is
placed on the ground-glass
of the printer. emulsion side
up. Then the paper is placed
in contact with the negative,
emulsion side down. The
hinged lid Of the box is
brought down to apply pres
sure and a light goes on to
expose the print.
Again, as usual. the ex-
posure time will vary accord
ing to the density Of the
Negative. After the exposure
you insert the sheet of paper
into the first of the two
slotted grooves and a handle
on the right side of the box
is turned slowly until the
print reappears as it emerges
from the other groove.
This is what happens to
the paper after it vanishes
inside the box: AS it goes
into the box it is gripped
by a series Of three sets Of
double rollers that are oper-
ated by the handle and clock
work plastic gears.
AS the paper passe
through the rollers it is car
ried first through a tray Of
developer that brings out the
Evening star., 1961-02-19
CAMERA
CALENDAR

WASHINGTON SOCIETY OF CIN-
EMAT0GRAPHERS. Monday, s pm.
0SA Auditorium, F between Eight
eenth and Nineteenth streets NV.
Novice contest Of Smm. films Auc-
tion Of unwanted equipment. "Tiros.
Weather Satellite" commercially
produced 16mm. color and sound
film. May 5-Gala show, tickets
81 .36 by mail from Leroy r. Smith.
Clifton Terrace Apt. 401-W, Wash
FREE STATE CAMERA CLUB.
Tuesday. 7:30 pm, Hyattsville Build
ing Association, 3506 Hamilton
street, Hyattsville, Md. Speaker, Dr..
Herbert stein-schneider. Public In
Old DOMINION CAMERA CLUB,
black-white print division. Thurs
day. s pm. Members to submit
prints for analysis. Visitors well
come.
PSA SLIDE CONTESTS are "a for
photo essays Of 20 to 100 slides,
grand award 500, and t2) travel
slide sequences OF so to 100 slides,
grand award a trip to Navajo-land
or the equivalent; sequences to be
accompanied by taped or script COM
mentary not over 30 minutes time:
deadline July /. entry forms due
June /. For rules, write T. C. Weth-
erby. 116 Avenue l., Pittsburgh 81,
Pa.
BIscHOF EXHIBIT Of photosra-
ply. Smithsonian Institution. through
March 5.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

image and then through an
other separate section Of the
tray that contains the sta
bilizing solution or fixer.
Then the finished print
comes out of the box on the
other side slightly damp but
ready to dry in just a few
minutes.
The processing tray inside
the box is in the form Of
a double compartment, one
side Of which has a yellow
marker and the other a red
marker. The two solutions
are obtainable, ready mixed
in red and yellow plastic
bottleS-the yellow being the
developer and the red the
fixer.
Paper for the printer Is
obtainable in packages Of
100 sheets (3Ax41a inches).
The set of two bottles Of
processing solutions, enough
to handle the 100 sheets Of
paper ($3) will cost 50 and
the Rollaprint is expected to
go for close to $40.
U. S. Photo Supply Co. Of
this city will be the distrib-
utor for the printers which
are already displayed in
camera stores.
Also on the way by the
same maker, is a fixed-focus
enlarger version of the ma
chine which will make jumbo
sized prints from 35-mm. neg
atives.
The new contact device
performs best with normal
negatives taverage contrast
and density. Since it is lin
tied to one size and one
grade Of paper contrast neg
atives do not give the best
results.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY

MONDAY
Northern Virginia Stamp
Club, 8 pm, home Of William
w. Woddrop. 5400 Young
blood street, Mclean, Va.
Auction.
TUESDAY
international Society for
japanese Philately, Wash
ingtOn Chapter, 8 pm, Par
ish Hall library. st. Colum-
ba'S Church, 420l Albemarle
street NV. Various Aspects
Of Japanese Philately," talk
by Robert P. Alexander.
WEDNESDAY
George Washington Ma
sonic Stamp Club. business
meeting, 3 pm. North Lodge
Room. George Washington
Masonic Memorial. Alexan-
dria, Va. Presentation of
award to Earl Long Of Har-
risburg. Pa.
Annual banquet, $3.50 pm,
Georgetown Room. Marriott
Key Bridge Hotel. Arlington,
Va. Talk by Herman Herst,
jr.. Of Shrub Oak. N. Y, au-
thor Of Nassau Street"
Washington PhilateIic So
ciety, 8 pm. Arts Club, 20l7
I street NV. Swap Night.
Woodbridge Stamp Club,
1880 pm. Woodbridge Public
Library. Rhode Island ave-
nue. and Eighteenth street
NE.
Alexandria Mount Vernon
Stamp Club, 8 pm. Hospital
ity Room, Penn-Daw Store,
Kings highway near route /,
south Of Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria Coin Club,
1880 pm, Recreation Center,
Cameron and Harvard
streets, Alexandria, Va.
THURSDAY
Silver Spring PhiIatelic
Society, B pm. Citizens Loan
Building, Pershing drive and
Fenton street, Silver Spring,
Md. "Photographing Postage
Stamps" illustrated talk by
1t. Col. James T. De Voss.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

II you are one Of those
photographers who would
like to make prints but do
not. either because you dis
like working with processing
solutions or because you have
no darkroom-then you prob
ably will be interested in
in a new printer that will
do, the job for you in day
light and with none of the
usual fuss and bother.
Invented in France, the
new device is called the Roll
aprint, a self contained
darkroom-printer that will
turn out a contact print of
reasonably good quality in
about 10 seconds.
The Rollaprint is a plastic
box 8 inches long by s inches
wide and 8 inches deep and
divided into two compart-
InentS-one having a COM
pact contact printer and the
other, Of course, serving as
the darkroom.
There are two slotted
grooves in the top Of the
box, one for inserting the
printing paper and the other
for receiving the finished
print as it emergeS.
Here's how it works: A
special paper is used for
printing that is not sensitive
to normal room light but is
Evening star., 1961-02-19
ENCASED STAMP

cased stamps. The Italian
issues Of Pirellini circulated
not only In Italy but in the
Mediterranean islands and
in Asia Minor. In Denmark
there was q 10-ore encased
stamp with an advertisement
Of the American Tobacco Co.
These emergency coins are
collected by both stamp and
coin collectors. but since
they were issued as q cir
culating medium they are
found most often in coin
collections.
B. M. DOUGLAS
The Washington NumiS-
matte Society. whose mem
bers hare prepared this
series OF articles, DiL 1nSwer
questions on coins or paper
money addressed to NumiS-
matte Notes, The Sunday
Star. Washington 3. D. C.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Korean Philately

Korean Philately. the
quarterly publication Of the
Korea Stamp Society. is out
in an attractive new formal
with detailed and well illus
trated new issue information
and q number Of articles on
older issues. A sample copy
is available for so cents from
Korean Philately, P. o. Box
1885, Miami 81, Fla.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
NUNISMATIc
NOTES
Encused Stamps

Most United States collec-
tors know that John Gault
of New York originated the
use Of encased postage
stamps as coins during the
Civil War. He was granted
a patent on his idea on Au.
gust IL. 1862.
Similar encased stamps
were issued in a number Of
European countries during
and shortly after World War
I, but John Gault was pretty
much forgotten. A French
man named Bouchand OBJ
tanned patents in France.
Italy. Austria and several
other countries. Only Ger
many refused him a patent
on the basis Of Gault'S prior
claim.
Shortages Of metal and the
rapid depreciation Of paper
money made the use of en-
cased stamps a practical
substitute for small coins.
They were issued in many
denominations and many
forms.
In Germany the course of
the war can be traced by
the encased stamps. At first
the cases had metal backs.
but these were soon replaced
by celluloid and the only
metal used was in the rings
which held the front and
back together.
Besides Germany, Austria,
Italy. France, Denmark and
Norway had issues Of en-
Evening star., 1961-02-19
STAMPS AND COINS
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Evening star., 1961-02-19
PHILATELIc NEWS
EorIy japan Study
Gift to Smithsonian
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

The Smithsonian Institu-
ton has acquired a portion
of the outstanding reference
collection Of early japanese
stamps and covers formed by
the late Tracey Woodward.
Donor Of the collection is
L. w. Christensen, retired
Cleveland induStrialist who
Is president Of the Interna-
tional Society for Japanese
Philately. Mr.. Christensen
has devoted many years to
Japanese stamps and postal
history.
The gift was announced
by George T. Turner. curator
Of the Smithsonian's divi-
sion Of phllately and postal
history.
Four albums are devoted
to q study Of the l-sen blue
hand engraved stamp Of
1872, showing the distin-
gushing characteristics Of
Plates / to 80. Where posi-
BILE, the four corners Of the
sheets are displayed with ex-
ampleS on covers. multi
pie pieces. and errors. Each
plate Is treated separately
with notes and examples and
illustrated with hand draw
ings for easy Identification.
The 2-sen yellow stamp of
1873 is contained in one al
bum. the 2-sen yellow of
1874 with syllabics in two
albums and the 4-sen rose
Of 1873 in one album. In
each instance the study
shows varieties Of printing,
perforation and color shades
in all plates.
The albums we're prepared
by Mr.. Woodward in his re-
search for The Postage
Stamps Of Japan and De-
tendencies" the classic study
Of early Japanese issues.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

per and 90-ore purple, sail
boat.
The designer is Arne john
son. the printer Emil Moestue
Of Oslo.
Evening star., 1961-02-19

International Organization
Album includes Leoeue Of
Motions and United Nations
Organization from 1922 to
dote.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Photo Center at Show

A Photographic informa-
ton center. sponsored by
Peoples Drug Stores, will be
in operation at the Armory
Flower Show March 9 to is.
A display will show eight
stages in color processing.
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Rarest Airmail on Sale

The worlds rarest air mail
stamp, the BLACK Honduras"
25 centavos overprint of 1925,
will be sold at auction Feb
ruary 81 in New York. This
copy, from the Thomas
A. Matthews collection, is the
only example known. The
stamp Is catalogued at ST.
500 by Scott and $4,000 by
Sanabria.
The Latin American sec
ton of Mr.. Matthews ex-
tensive collection is being
disposed Of Thursday and
Friday of this week and Mon
day and Tuesday Of next by
F. w. KeSSler of 500 Fifth
avenue, New York 36. N. Y.
i \
New Issue,
RYUKYU ISLANDS-A g.
cent multicolor stamp to
publicize the Make the
Ryukyus Green" forestation
campaign will be issued
March 80.
The stamps. in a design
by Seikichi Tamanaha fea-
turing a gnarled Ryukyu
pine. will be issued in sheets
Of 20. The order to the ia
pan Government Printing
Bureau is for 100000.
Three higher values, IS
and so cents and 81. are
expected to be added to the
Dancer definitive series on
April IS.
A Scent special stamp is
planned for Childrens Day,
May S.
. NORWAY - Four stamps
commemorating the Tooth
anniversary of the Norwe-
gian Sports Federation will
be released March Is.
Denominations are 20-ore
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Coats of arms Of MOzam-
bique cities and towns are
shown on a new set Of II
regular stamps for the
Portuguese province in
East Africa. The seen
tavOs value pictures the
arms Of Lourenco Mar
ques.
yellow brown, javelin
thrower: 25-ore green, ice
skater; 45-ore red, ski jum-
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Keep your collection Of Switzerland any other country
groups Of countries that hold your special interest uptothe
minute with issue service Write today, in
and osk for detoIs list for those empty
spoces Complimentary copy Of stomp news
Evening star., 1961-02-19
MINKUS REGIONAL CATALOG

An excellent sourcebook for the
stomps OF Switzerland. Features
historical background Of the
country, rarely published phiIo-
teIic foets, and hunon interest
stories behind the stomps.
Numbers correspond to Minkus
Album numbers for cosy refer
ence.
Includes Switzerland, Austria
and liechtenstein- 100
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

and other places in connection
with their science and social
studies.
Mrs. G. Robert Gray has re.
turned to her home in Pooles.
vile following a three-week
visit with her daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield
Marshall and three children of
Malta Bend, Mo.
Chuck Norris, Beallsville, and
Donald Cubbitt, Arlington,
have returned from a hunting
trip to Maine.
Mrs. Raymond Spring, near
Hyattstown, was hostess to the
Woman's Society of Christian
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-16

it is the only institute of its
kind in the Metropolitan Area,
and serves residents of Mary
land and Virginia, as well as
the District, according to Sister
Thecla, Administrator.
Some 80 expectant mothers
and rs infants and children
from the State of Maryland lin.
Guiding Montgomery County,
have been cared for at st. AIMS
since the beginning of this
year, Sister Thecla said.
AS well as aiding unmarried
mothers and Adaptable children,
this agency also offers tempo
rary shelter and care to I'M
a doptab Bile children up
until the age of six
years in cases of family emer-
gency. For example, if a mother
has to be hospitalized for six
months, year, or even longer,
st. AIMS will care for her child
or children; if the father is i'll,
deceased or has deserted the
family, and the mother has to
work to support herself and her
children, st. AIMS will step in
and help.
Founded 100 years ago last
August, the Home is operated
by the Sisters of Charity, who
provide the best medical and
dietetic care to all expectant
mothers and children. Assist
ing the Sisters is a staff of
eight leading pediatricians who
volunteer their services, and