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Evening star., 1961-05-06
WOMEN'S GOLF

NORBECK-Low nett Mrs.
Albert Brodsky, 95-22-73. Mrs.
Herbert Haft, 103-30-73.
ARMY NAVY-Spring Handi-
cap-Medalist. Mrs. F. Moll,
8s-l8-70. Championship. Mrs.
H. A. Kopscak defeated Mrs.
F. L. Westboro, S and 4. First
flight. Mrs. J. T. Kaieler de-
feated Mrs. r. J. White, | up.
Second flight, Mrs. r. A. Fitjar
defeated Mrs. I. w. Swanson.
default. Third flight. Mrs. w. C..
Moore defeated Mrs. H. L..
Brown. 2 and /.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
AU Golfers Remain
Unbeuten In Leuoue

American University's golfers
still are unbeaten in Mason
Dixon Conference play after
edging Baltimore U. yesterday
for their fifth straight victory.
Mike Becker. American. defeated
Hank MaJesky, : and 5. Paul Kurtz,
American, defeated Jack Basehi 3
and Best ball. American. and q;
Baltimore, defeated Syd Abel, 2 and /.
Best ball, Baltimore, 3 and l.
Bob piehl Baltimore, defeated Bob
Keats: 9 and =. Dick Jackson. Ameri-
Best ball. American. 3 and 2
Evening star., 1961-05-06
SPORTS
BRIEFS
Dell Eliminated

NAPLES, May 6 (AP).-Ni-
cola Pietrangeli, Italian Davis
Cup player, went into the quar-
terfinals OF the International
tennis tournament today after
defeating Donald Dell of Be-
theSda, Md. ST, 81, 81.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
Puncho Wins Again

DETROIT, May s CAPD.-
Pancho Gonzales needs only
three more victories over An
dres Gimeno to clinch his sew
enth pro tennis tour champion
ship. Last nights l7-15 vic
tory over the Spaniard gave
Pancho a 1875 lead in the Sc
ries.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
HIGH SCHOOL
VARIED SPORTS

GsIf
B-cc. ga: Northwestern. IA.
BladensburG, .; High Point, 0.
Coolidge, !; Roosevelt, 2.
GonZaga, 9; Carroll, o.
Nortbwood sh: PeAry, "A.
81. Johns, s; Georgetown Prep, 1.
Walter johnson, 8; Blair, ,.
wheaton. ~; Richard Monteomery
west Point Prep. 5; Bulls. :.
OConnell, Z; ST. Andrews. .
Sidwell Friends. 8: st. Andrews. /.
Wilson. &: Roosevelt, /.
Ballou. IS; o,Conn.ll 'Bl. IS
BlAdensburs, IS: Oxon Hill. 3b.
Northwood Blair. l2O:
B-CC, I0g: Walter johnson, pa
Northwood, 56: High Point. a.; Rich.
ard Montgomery. 81: Suitland. 80;
Northwestern, %: Damascus, /.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
Carroll Routs Cadets,
Ewes Catholic Crown

shut out Suitland on two hits
for a 40 victory. The loss
snapped a four-game winning
streak for the Rams. :
Coolidge beat Bell, 80, to
take over first place in the West
Division Of the InterhiA:.
League. Ralph Conlin gave up
only three hits and struck out
nine for the victory and was
aided by his. catcher, George
Spanos, whose bases-loaded
triple spanked a seven-run
fourth inning for the Colts.
INTERHIGH LEAGUE
BELL 600 900 O. 3
COOLIDGE 900 7O1 Ks s
Hayes and Martz: Conlin and shanos
PHELPS OOo ooa $40 ,
MCKINLEY 600 600 o. . 2
Beatty and coehins: Proctor and
Home run-Howard Phelps, 9th,
wilson 500 0Oi x-6 !
Ford and Kinard; Feddsman and
Home run-wanG twilson), ist,
CHAMBERLAIN 600 900 o. o 5 4
ANACOSTIA 200 425 x-l3 10 /
Bora, Simpson C5) and Simpson,
TasSs t5D; r. Hinton, jenkins C6) and
Hook.
WESTERN O3s 003 x--14 s 8
johnson; Ratti Reid 81 and Lewis.
Home run Graf WESTERN, Sd,
one on.
sffSNdFkN sSSTEEs @SS .SS SIG sig 66-l2 70 5
Ward; Jackson a., Green l5 and
Jeter; Hunt. Moore ~ and Reid.
on: P. Reid Eastern, ., 4th. one on;
7th, one on.
n. VA, GROUP
HAMMOND - 900 20I 0-S 3
MHRhS9n Nifian. ana tSS oFovss sso 4WH fa7ior and
wAsA,;LEE 900 sol Q-e B Q
MCLEAN Gle ItiN.. go ool 81 - 4
Betty Bayne 4 and Nelson, stalcup (5),
GRoVEToN 0iO 200 O-I 9
Kerlin and Johnson; Everette and
EHAdkks HAkfrfHEp GHgScH SSS SSS 5Si 5SI o-9 ooE-9 Z /
RonEs, MaTshaii % C75 and FabeiIsa snHA
Home run - Mills CFc), 4th,
none on
LEE ,u- o20 90 o. 2 q
Aneer. Otis tso, and stanton, speer
a.: Hubble and CUNNINGHAM.
Home run-Peeler ueen, 5th, one on
ANNHNDALE 6ai iio oo-S !
Ruths, Elliott az and Atherton.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
81. JOHNS 600 400 l.
Mccarthy, Claro t3j and soria
MARYLAND BI-COUNTY+
MHEAT0N III IOn %
Baker and Sheriff.; Richardson, Zu.
kowski (2). Brusseau a. and Nc.
Daniels.
ST sIEPHENs i9S 9S Oo2 COZ % &
shepherdson and Davidson; Bailey
and Clark
OTHERS
ST. NANSE NASNErHoNYs oYS oIS %" Ssc Ill / Z
Berry, StrinEer (8) and Lockwood
Fowler and McGettigan. $
HR-Fantone Is, A., 9Th. three on
o'coNNELL - oIo Gol "a 4
GEORGE MASON l03 ZOE Is 4
soian. Morrow Csi and Bsrtos; D
MeNab and Duncan.
HR-collins to'c.). 2. none on; D
MeNab iGm. &, one on.
S6o.TN G6o TyS,,g& sEosE GOO goo o6C oIC a .
PratkA and Smyth: ZaaS and stasull
GOOD COUNSEL nOn OaO O-3 : :
6AiTHERSBURB OO3 O@O Ks .
Rubin and Graham: Broshart and
HR-TAylSr cosithsrsburE. Sth
one on.
BUILTs PREF. se4 Osn I-Ibl7 n
LoEree and Banda; Pyles ana Muir
Murray Bulls rsp'. 4th. none on.
hkekARf9 tSNAf9Irs i1c HlS sdd SII "a 90 ? J
Huston, KImmei 90 and Mseey
Coulter a.. Kranke and Crown
Evening star., 1961-05-06
Rebel 300 Today

DARLINGTON, S. c., May 6
(AP).-A crowd OF approx
mately 10000 is expected to
see 80 stock car drivers COM
pete for prizes totahng S50,-
900 at today's fifth annual
Rebel 800" convertible race
here today.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

PHILADELPHIA-Orr Paschall. 1s4
Philadelphia. stopped Ernie Knox, IA,
Baltimore CO..
1857. San Jose. knocked out Enrique
Olea. l35. Phoenix -.
CLAREMONT. N. H-Ray Sonny
SChlamp l3;i7. New York, knocked
nut Tommy Moore. l3n'a. Worcester
Mass. o.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
SHENANDOAH
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: SIa
So BriGht tsmIth, $40 40 i.eo
War Roundy IWeahleO 'II.6O $50
creek Key; simplicity Miss. over @
Hybrid Miss. Time, 1:0sas.
SECOND RACE-PurSs, $1,000: 81,
Wtstb.r Gun sz.s,rD $50 t.cc $50
ssndivsr % VGamSard.nO p ITO" Gi.sS
Royal Reply. Perfect PICK. TinE
KroeR Time. Logs
DAILY DOUBLE (7-s) S29
THIRD .RAcE-Pwse. $1,000: g
furlongS.
EXPIRES. tsiGlsrr 100 $50 $50
White Pest tReynoldO 800 $50
John wssyef' Shane, Postal, saE Nip.
per, Miss Salonea. Six Bills. Vim Du
Pays. Time. l14%.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss, S.IOO, &
Hssty Al ,RsynsldO $50 $50 900
Blue iSaber (VasiD ago 800
Thanks Wire (PAlumbo) 100
Mid Fast, Eek Heart, Circumference.
Lone Stan, Hours Later. Fatal Beau.
Time. 1:l31s
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; 3Ia
siitS Jef Green, $50 $50 a.so
Way Love Smith $50 2.6O
JOe's Cheer tJOhnA0HD $40
The Philharmonic, Boss Pat. For
tunats Man. MejilloneS. Time. 0:402s.
SIXTH ,RAcE-Purs., $1,000; Sla
Hes Her Man tvssID $40 S.aO 500
Birming ham Miss CMckeeD 3.?O
On the Rise. Cresswoods Ace. Deer
LeaDins. Kin Sweep, Shah Pet Gal
liant Hostess. Time. 1:07%.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. Sl,IOO:
VS.. Prince (B,eTs, ao.IO LOO 500
Dark FAiriam Wood II.8O 500
III Mintab Nickel 11.1O
Moon Power. Falardo, Foamy. Col
onel. OubaaS, Come Son. Time, l5Ols
EIGHTH RAcE-Pur.., $1,000; Ii.
linn. Jimmy 4 4 iIaH. iEASs;sis, 1000 ;sS ssS sS
BiddinE Friendly Mush, Bunny l.,
Handy, Dark Robes. Time, 1:5ob.
/. NINTH RAoE-Purss, S1.IOO; /
TOP NewA (Dsyidson) s7.2OI 1880 $50
Nanea Dew (Gordon) $50 $40
Orestes Lass CCapel $40
Chada. Bern Crest. II I'd. Doctor
Leo, oppozoa' Ricodel, Champagne Duke.
BIG BoNANzA-six persons picked
five winners and received S1,177.6O.
LITTLE BONANZA - "a persons
picked four winners and received Ss4
The winning numbers WERE. (, A,
4, 7, 2
Attendance 5,46s. Handle. S2b5. .ss6.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
Gu Netmen Win

Catholic U. chalked up a So
Mason Dixon tennis victory
yesterday over Lynchburg Col
lege in a match that was alb
breviated by rain.
Evening star., 1961-05-06

Chesapeake Bay champion. compiets
orion sails. new trailer. completely
retintshed last Fall. Call JE. 3.3257.
@S;FT. B0AT-S-ft. Beam, Bay built,
Gh5yssr fnT hs.j. motSr G Apply oDSg Hsppy Harbor
MARINERM2o-tt. Day Cruiser, per
SSf!s5 Sf!do. S9S'' o1 s-ggSs. ?G'asd with extras;
I6;TT. SAILBoAT. severn Glass |.
Jackets, etc. See at Edsewood Yacht
Yd., RI. 3, Annapolis, Nd. CO. 1-SS44
loft. RUNABOUT, Is hip. Mercury
Sna5Ha; trailer; will sacrifice, UN. 4
1859 OWENS family cabin cruiser. .
35-hp Evinrude motors bunks.
in excel. cond. HI. a-572"
SPECIAL. ,SI,I95. Used IS-ft Chris
Graft cruiser; equipped ready to go; 2
6unks and toilet, twin elec; starting.
seen Sat. and Sun at 4I?i Southern
ave. Sc 10. $4,000
$500 OFF FOR IMMED. SALE-Beau-
tiful Chris-Craft Capri inboard speed
boat; excel. cond Owner leaving
country now: will sacr. today before
leaving boat with dealer. Wo, 6-"3a0.
FISHING BOAT. Is IT.. good cond,
seats 5, SIPS; Tunabont,, IA IT,, pine
WANTED-Cartop, EFT V-bov. alum
ewes. 20, AID. 4-10S7.
14-FOOT RUNABOUT with 1o-horse-
power motor, trailer and all access
sorieS; S3a5. complete. JE. 3-O604
FRI Aft de luxe Fiberglas runabout,
S69S: boat only. S549. Buy direct
from factory and save 4122 Howard
ave. kensinston, VIII. @-10Sl.
2?-FT. 1858 custom built boat. She
has has been ssin,H completely retinished and is
with engine inboard. Trunk cabin
forward with double bunk and vanity
Excellent for fishing and week end
cruising. Askins S1.250. JU. 5-s605
FOR SALE E-36 : IT. sloop: 4 sails,
motor; 5000. AID. 2-4091.
BOAT TRAILER, like new: reasonable.
Phone NO. 1-5601.
CARBURETORS, eneratorS, flsl
Shield wipers, BUELIs service, VICE
Sl1 10th st. NV, ME. S-5776.
1?-FOoT WOODEN RoWBoAT With
Johnson 3-h.p. outbosrd motor: peri.
cond.: $3.50. co. 5-l721, MR.. WILSON.
?I-FT. CHRIS CRAFT. 6O-h.p. inboard
engine; enclosed cabin: tull head room,
ounkS, enClOSeQ tOllet, lie JACK
cts, rigged for trolling. electric bilee
pump, horn. international running
lights, spotlight and all other access
SorieS. VIII demonstrate anytime; ST.
500 or best offer. Call LO 5-la65.
3i-FT BAY-BUILT BOAT Al con6..
fully .eauin. and ready to go; 80 600.
Can he seen Sat. or Sun Call North
Beach' Alpine I-"343 or Alpine =
3i1l.
SAVE MORE THAN $1,000
1851 Owens - It. de luxe Sea skjft
Cabin Cruiser. hrs. old; loaded with
eouipment, Ro. S-1s5i.
PEMBROKE "?i"
Solid Mahogany Planking
quality Sea Skiffs
$40 Maine Ave. S.W. ST. 3-6635
18-FT. INBOARD
100 hp. Barr Marine. Navy top wind
shield, electric bilee, auto baler.
BARTLEY, FE. 3-764O. $500 or best
FINANCE AND/OR INSURE
WHY PAY HIGH INTEREST RATEs7
~ INTEREST
UP TO ; YEARS TO PAY
ONLY lOes DOWN
For Write, Visit, Phone
H. GABRIEL MURPHY a. co.
- INsURANCE-BoNDs
IOOl Connecticut Ave. Dl, f-q300
Evening star., 1961-05-06
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL

Results Yesterday
Coolidge. S. Bel. O.
Phelps 5 Mckinley; >.
Anacosra l3: Chamberlain. o.
Western, - Roosevelt, s
Eastern 10. SpinRarn, :.
Hammond. 2: Madison,
Washington +; Mclean, .
George Washington, 3; Groveton, /
Fairfax, s. Annandale. ;
Wakefield. 4. Fails Church.
Lee. & Stuart. .
Carroll, 10; St. Johns /.
Wheaton. 1; Suitland o.
Landon. :: st Stephens, 3.
st. Anthonys. /; Maret. q
George Mason. x: OConnell =
Northwestern, &; GeoreetoWn Frosh, !
GatthersburE. !. Good Counsel. 3
Bulls Prep, Is; Emerson Institute, O.
Lackev. 2. Annapolis, 2
Games To-day
Hoffman Boston at Leesburs DouglasS,
$50
WI VS. Wakefield at Bancroft Park s.
Criser at Jennie Dean, =
GonzaEa at O'Connell 1880 am.
Georsstown Prep at ST, James. = 80,
ST Adams At Woodberry Forest. 2:lS.
virginia Episcopal at Episcopal, $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
TIGERS, 8; WHITE soX, 4

Totals W. lS Totals 35 te7
Flied out for Kemmerer in 1rd b.
Walled for Lown in sth; c-Fhed out for
S'aIey in 1thj d-WaIked for Pizarra In
9th.
Detroit ..... ....... 40 ooI l0o-e
Chicago ..... ....... 900 100 o7e-4
E Minoso. PO-A Detroit 77-6, Chicago
0.i2 DIP ApariCio and Sievers LOB
Detroit ?, Chicago A. 2B Brown Colavito,
GOODMAN Fernandez. Robinson HR-
Sievers SB -Kaline. S-Foytack Z. ST
KSune
Evening star., 1961-05-06
MAJOR BOX SCORES
GIANTS, 4; PILLS, z
PHILADELPHIA

Grounded out for Amaro in 9TH;
b. Singled for FerraTese in 9TH
San Francisco ..........-.. o7l 900 o0l q
Philadelphia ............. 1ol 900 0oo-7 Z
Davenport PO-A San Francisco H.
II, Philadelphia U-lo. DIP P-Dalrympe. un-
assisted. LOB San Francisco 9, Philadel-
" IP HR Err BIB so
Sullivan IL, 10 S2.3 10 } 1
FeTrarese 10 o Q
U-GOrman, Lsndes, Smith, BoRHes.
T-2:45. A A-l5,74.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
TWINS, 5; RED sox, |
BOSTON
MINNESOTA

Battey, Buddin PO-A- Boston 24.ls;
Minnesota 27-s. DIP SchilIing, Buddin and
Wertz; Malone, SchillinG and WertZ;
Hardy, WertZ and Malone; Hardy, Bud
din and Malone LOB Boston s. Mime
sofa J. 2B Battey. s. Bertoia. ST
Geiger, Killebrew
P n r Err BB so
Brewer IL, 2-O Sl-3 S 2
Hillrnan 71.3 o 2
Kralick w. I'D 2 o ! s
WP- Brewer. U Flaherty, Hurley, Kin
namon, Honochick. T-2:1o. A-3,937.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
81 IS Totals

Pr Howard . Stevens, SchWarts.
Napp, Rice. T-2:7. A-N,Sol.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
RACEWAY
SELECTIONS

Avon Regent, Worthy Abbot, Great
Gallon
2-olive Dares. Beach Gal. ZonanIits
3---Don Hanover, vics Mystery. On,
Desire.
4-Swset Miriam. Freight Line, Valen-
tine Dream
D Tonia Hanover. Amber Larry
Scott
6-REFREIGHT, cosmo Topper. Gal
Ion jug.
Sweet Miriam. FreiRht Line, Valen-
tine Dream.
8 Pierce Express. Albert AStra. jet
Dream
a-KniEht Hal, RaySon, Keen'S Dan.
Evening star., 1961-05-06

HIP By Burdette tPurkey). WP-
Purkey L Secory, Steiner, Venzon,
Sudol, Dascoh. T-3:36. A-e,As6.
Evening star., 1961-05-06

z Basingame, BrOsnan, Mathews PO-
A Cincinnati 1915, Milwaukee 36-l3. mp
Lau and Mcmillan; Mathews, Boiling
and AdcOck; Mcmillan, Boiling and Ad
cock LOB Cincinnati /, Milwaukee Z
2B Coleman z, Cardenas. BlaSingane
Mathews, Spangler. 3B FTeese, Mathews
HR Post SP Maye. S-Lau. SF-Car-
denaS Adcock Aarnn
Evening star., 1961-05-06
REDS, 6; BRAVES, 5
MILWAUKEE

Singled for Zimmerman in 9th; b
Ran for Anderson In 9th; c-Popped up
for Purkey in 9TH; d Homered for Bell
in 9TH; e Grounded out for Morehead in
9TH; Walked for Piche in 18th; Ran
for Logan in 18th.
Cincinnati ............. 900 100 oo4 ool-6
Milwaukee ............ 700 0o7 0ol ooo-S
Evening star., 1961-05-06
LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED SELECTIONS

Daily Double Closes at $40 pm.
Post Time, 0:nO n m
Evening star., 1961-05-06

v WANTED-Cartop, lo-ft. V-bov. alum
mum, complete. Call Mon, and Tues
20 Al l. -nG-
Evening star., 1961-05-06

14-FOOT RUNABOUT with 1o-horse-
power motor, trailer and all access
SOrieS. S2Ah. cnmnlete lie 2-nRnA
Evening star., 1961-05-06

FRI 14-ft. de luxe Fiberglas runabout,
SB9S; boat only. S549. Buy direct
from factory and save 4122 Howard
ave. kenSinRton. VIII o-lnSl
Evening star., 1961-05-06

2?-FT. l95S custom built boat. She
has been completely refinished and is
well equipped. Powered by johnson
with engine inboard. Trunk cabin
forward with double bunk and vanity
Excellent for fishing and week end
cruising. Asking Sl.Nhn Ill h-s6nh
Evening star., 1961-07-30

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And Just look at the selection you have to choose from
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That's right you not only have choice Of the bestselng
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These selections described the Clubs entertaining and in
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Evening star., 1961-07-30
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NOTES ses record: must Be played en On steTee reeO!d
player you Do not 0ne BY all means continue %
acquire regular highdellN records They will play with true
tofe fidelity present phOnogaph and will Sound even
brilliant stsTeo ph0Nograph you purchase one In
the future.
, 1961-11-15
]. 7. F Crawford is
Nu1ned Dunish Vice
Consul in ST. Croix

j. 7. +. Crawford of Christian
sted has been named Vice Con
mark here. The announcement
was made by the Honorable
Arne NJ. Aabye, Danish Consul
General for the Virgin Islands
The announcement was made
after recognition by the u. S.
State Department and the In
sular Government Of the Vir-
gin Islands.
, 1961-11-15
Hejmer Klint. is Asst.
Wei. Com: Eululie
Rivera is P~ostmistress

Hejmer Klint has been nam
ed Assistant Commissioner of
Social Welfare, it was learned
today He will be moved back
to st. Croix to head up the
program here.
Formal notice of his appoint
ment has not been made as
yet by the Administration.
Mrs. Eulalie Rivera has been
appointed p~ostmistress for
Kings Hill, it was the second
post office appointment by the
Democrats in st. Croix and the
third in the Virgin Islands.
Curneall Watson was recently
Continued on Page A.
, 1961-11-15
Funeral Of Mrs. Sheen
Will Be Held Thurs.
dt Moruviun Church

The funeral of Mrs. Lillian
Sheen who passed away in the
Charles Harwood Memorial
Hospital at 3 pm. ON Sunday.
Funeral services will be held
in the Fredensthal Moravian
tomorrow at 4 pm.
Mrs. Sheen died after a very
brief illness. She was So.
Among those who survive
her are her three sons, John,
20, Albert 10 and Richard Is.
The two first named reside in
New York where they are at
tending school. They arrived
for the funeral.
, 1961-11-15
Vicorp President Says
Duplicate Generators
Not Logical Solution

DR., Kenneth Bartlett, Presi-
dent Of the Virgin Islands Cor
poration, stated on his return
from Washington, ID. c., that
the proposal to install a dupli-
cate generator at the st. Tho
mas power plant was not con-
sidered to be a logical solution
to our power problems.
In the opinion Of ICORP
consulting engineers, such ac-
ton should only be taken as
an emergency move. They
pointed out that the plant was
designed to operate an addi-
tional water distillation unit
without additional steam pow
-TL
er, but the addition of a dupli-
cate steam turbine would re-
quire additional boiler capa-
city. 1t would be much more
economical to add a larger
new boiler to provide for a
5000 XIV unit than to dupli-
cate one of the two boilers
now in service to provide for
q $500 XIV unit. The next unit
to be installed should be a
5000 XIV steam turbine gener-
ator in order. to meet expand
ing power needs and to deve-
lop an orderly power growth
of the generation system.
DR.. Bartlett pointed out that
while less funds would be
lContinued on Page a
, 1961-11-15
Governor Will Be
Principul Speaker ut
C Of C. Dinner Nov. %

Governor Ralph Paiewonsky
will be the principal speaker
at the annual dinner meeting
of the ST. Croix Chamber of
Commerce which will be held
at the Buccaneer Hotel on Nov
ember 18th.
Tickets for the dinner and
meeting can be obtained from
the office of the Chamber.
They are Five dollars each. It
is urged that all members at
attend. Also reservations are
desired, which can be made by
telephoning the office.
Alexander Moorhead is pre-
sident of the Chamber; John
Colby is manager.
, 1961-11-15
Almeric Christuin
May Be Ndmed U. S.
Attorney for v. |.

Attorney Almeric Christian
may be named United States
Attorney for the Virgin Is
lands within the next few
days. Agents of the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation were
in the Virgin Islands recently
and have cleared him for APP
pointment.
Attorney Christian was in
Washington but has since re-
turned. He will succeed to the
post now held by Leon Miller.
1t is known that Attorney
Christian was highly recon-
mended to Attorney General
by Democratic National COM
mitteeman Ron de Lugo for
the position.
Attorney Miller was ap-
pointed during the Republi-
can administration, when Ar
chic Alexander was governor.
, 1961-11-15
Peurto Rico. Virgin
Islunds Invited to
Republican Confub

Republican National Chair
man William E. Miller amour
ced today that the third in a
series of four Republican Con-
ferences will be held on Nov
ember II and Is in Atlanta,
Georgia.
Chairman Miller described
the Southern States Regional
Conference as a muscle build
ing operation" to establish a
genuine two-party system in
the South with target dates Of
1862 and 1864.
The Atlanta meeting which
will be attended by top Party
leaders from twelve Southern
states, will be one of the
largest COP conclaves ever
held in the South.
The states represented will
be Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alamaba, Louisiana, Tennes-
see, Kentucky, Mississippi,
Arkansas and Texas.
The Party leaders in the
District of Columbia, Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands
also have been invited to at
tend the conference.
In addition to the RepubIi-
can National Committee, the
Regional meetings are spon-
sored by the Republican Con-
gressional Committee, headed
by Representative Bob Wilson
and the Republican Senatorial
Committee, under the leader
ship of Senator Barry Gold
water.
Regional conferences already
have been held in Hartford,
Connecticut, and Sun Valley,
Idaho. The fourth will take
place in Minneapolis, Mimi,
November % and 20.
Il want to emphasize" said
Chairman Miller, 'that the
Party is taking dead aim at the
113 Congressional districts in
twelve states represented at
this conference.
Needless to say, our OBJ
, 1961-11-15
Victor Gibeun, II. Ill
in Alubumu: Parents
Rush 10 Be Neur Him

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Chilean
left st. Croix last Wednesday
for Alabama when word was
received that their son, Victor,
Jr., a professor at the Alabama
State College was seriously
i'll.
Mr.. Chilean is Consulting
Engineer with the Public
Works Department; Mrs. Gil
" crmerely a nurse
under the Naval Administra-
ton. Victor is a native of St.
Croix.
, 1961-11-15

iective is to regain control of
the House Of Representatives
in 1862, as well as to make
gains in the Senate and Cover
nors mansions.
I'VE fully expect that this
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Evening star., 1961-03-19
Miss Brown
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ochel-
tree announce the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss
Marcia Brown, to Mr..
Charles A. M. Hall, son of
Mrs. Anna E. Hall of Chi
cago and the late Mr.. Charles
A. M. Hall. Miss Brown is
also the daughter Of the late
Mr.. Charles Edward Brown,
jr.. of New York.
The future bride is a grad
uate Of Holton-ArmS School
and made her debut at a
dance here in 1856. She was
graduated from Wellesley
College with honors last June
and is now attending Rad
cliffe Graduate School,
studying for a PhD. degree
in fine arts.
Evening star., 1961-03-19

luticn; the United States
Daughters Of 1912, the Ma
tional Society Danes of the
Court of Honor, and she is
a charter member of the
Tennessee Historical Com
mission by the appointment
of former Gov. Prentice
Cooper.
Mai. Gen. U. S. Grant III,
chairman of the Civil War
Centennial Commission, has
appointed her to the COM
missions National Advisory
Council and she has taken
an active part in planning
Tor the commemoration of
the War Between the States.