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HAssELoUIsT, EGBERT J. On sund

September "a. 1861, at his niece's
residence, Falls Church, Va, EG-
BERT j. HASSELQUIST, husband of
the late Mrs. Edith Hasselquist and
grandson Of the late T. N. Hassel-
quist. He also is survived by a
brother. Leonard Hasselquist, OF Mo-
line. Ill: a niece and nephew,
Frances and Joseph Sloper. Friends
may call at the Money a. King
Funeral Home. III Maple ave west,
Vienna, Va, where services will be
held Tuesday September 20, at II
am. Interment, Union Cemetery
htIc
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SPIKER. MARY ELIZABETH.

SFIKEK, MARY ELIZABETH. On
her residence 1925 Tanley I'd. Sill
yer Spring, Md. MARY ELIZA
BETH SPIRER, beloved wife of
the late Riley G. Spiker, mother
Of Earl G. Spiker of Silver Spring,
Md, and Curtis w Spiker Of Ar
llngton. Va; sister of George Frank
lin Gearing of Winchester. Va. She
also is survived by six grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the S.
H: Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Ol
Atm st. NV. after 3 pm. Satur-
day. September - tparkiug facili-
tleSl. Services at the above fu-
neral home on Monday. September
%, at : pm. Interment pm.
EST Tuesday, September %. Mount
Hebron Cemetery. Winchester. Va
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GARRowAY, LEONARD. Suddenly. on

Saturday. September %, 1861,
LEONARD GARROWAY Of 1923
loved husband of Mariory Garroway,
devoted father Of Allen, Loren and
Arthur Garroway. He also is sur
ylved by two sisters Miss Florence
Garroway and Mrs. Shirley Buffer.
both of New York. Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky a. sons
Funeral Home 35Ol l4th ST. NV.
on Tuesday, September 26, at 10 am
Interment King David Memorial
Garden.
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THE EVENING STAR
DFathH
CARrER nEACnNEss GEnRGIA R
Washington, D. c.
Mondoy, September IS, 1861

CARTER. DEACoNESs GEORGIA R.
DEACoNESs GEORGIA r. CAR
wife Of Deacon Albert Carter. de-
voted mother Of Mrs. Alline Ma
thurin and Miss Leah Carter,
sister Of Mrs. Martha Peyton Gibbs,
Mrs. Lillian A. Starks and Willis
N Madden. Grandmother of Mrs
Kathrine Braxton. She is also sur
viyed by one great-grandchild. other
be viewed at her above late resi-
Tuesday. September &c. at l pm,
at the Mount Moriah Baptist
Church. 18th and East Capitol sts.,
the Rev. Carlton E. Veasey offici-
ating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry, ARRANGEMENTS By Barnes e.
Matthews. c5
CARTER. GEORGE. Officers of Queen
~ Of sneba Chapter No. 2.
MT o. z. s.. P: H. A, are
AA notified Of the funeral of
EE&A Sister GEORGE CARTER,
on Tuesday, September 26,
1851, at ] pm. from the
Mount Moriah Baptist
Church, 1886 East Capitol St Of
ficerS and members please attend.
HENRIETTA FRY. W. M.
JOHN T. LEWIS. W. P.
LUCY TURNER, P. M, Secy.
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ROGERS. EDWIN L.. Sr. Suddenly, on
Suburban Hospital, EDWIN L. ROC
ERS. ST.. of 12611 Gould rd., Silver
Spring. Md, husband OF Vivian B.
Rogers: father of Mrs. David W.
seitz. Mrs. Ralph B. Duane and
Edwin L. Rogers, ir.; brother of
Mrs. Claude A. Rockwell Mrs. Will
liam H. Smith and Ralph R. Rogers.
sr. There are six grandchildren.
Mr.. Rogers rests at the Warner E.
ria giSeS sVs siIver splipp H NJ f'f G5ers Geer
service will be held Tuesday, Sep
tember 20, at . pm. parking IA
cilities). Interment Parklawn, Gem
ptPry
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COOKE. BEATRICE NJ ,REA

CVVNE' bEH hIOE NJ TbEAT. UH
afinston q1eT aaeSrdimGer aospita BEArRicE "a snS NJ 4.
tBEAi COOKE of $50 N KensinE-
ton st, Arlington, Virginia. beloved
wife OF Ernest v Cooke. mother of
Captain Ernest v. Cooke. jr., Alex
andria Virginia. and Mrs. Linda C.
ginis. sister of Mrs. Carrie Hawks,
White Plains, New York. She is also
survived by three grandchildren
Friends NAV call at the Arlington
Funeral Home, 1901 N. Fairfax
drive. Arlington. virginia. until II
TO the First Baptist Church OF
Clarendon, Wilson blvd. and N.
Highland St. Arlington, where serv-
ices will be held at l pm. Inter
ment National Memorial Park. II
desired, contributions may be made
TO the First Baptist Church of Clar-
enann Building Fund %
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tember -, 1861, at the WashinStdn
Sanitarlum, JOSEPH W. IREI AND,
OF 9627 LawnSdale dr., Silver Spring
Md, the beloved husband Of Mrs
Mary G. Ireland. father of Mrs.
mary e, Vlahos. OF Brentwood Md
Washington. D. c., brother Of George
Ireland. Of New Orleans. La. He is
survived also by six grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, ith st, and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on
Tuesday, September % al Is,4S
m. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery oS
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HUNDEMANN. JOSEPH CARL

Thursday, September u. 1861. Jo-
sEPH CARL HUNDEMANN Of RID
|. Box 80. Springfield. Va. beloved
husband of Audrey S. Hundemann,
father Of Joan Marie Hundemann
and brother of Robert J. Hunde-
mann Of New Jersey and Mrs. John
Sventy Of Flushing. Long Island
y. Y, Friends may call at the
1874 Columbia pike Arlington, Va.
after pm. Sunday. September
-. Services will be held at the
above funeral home on Tuesday
September 20 at @:15 pm. In
terment Arlington National Gene
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BOYLAND, LOIS NJ. In loving mem
ory of LOIS NJ. BOYLAND who
passed away September %, 1865.
Jim snd Leo will ever remember
you dear
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tember -. 1851. in East OranEe.
N. j.. HATTIE M LEWIS. beloved
mother Of Mrs. Mildred Ross. Mrs
Bessie Prather. Mrs. EDNA Baker
Mrs. Mary Smith Surviving also are
four grandchildren, two great
grandchildren. six great-great-grand-
children: one sister, Mrs. Lille
Lloyd; nieces and nephews. other
relatives and friends. After 10 am.
Tuesday. September 20, body will
lie in state the the Brook Grove
Church, Laytonsville, Md, where
funeral services will be | eld at 3
pm. the Rev. Oliver BeaSon off
ciating. 1nterment church cemetery.
SeryiCeS
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HAWKINS. LOUISE. Officers and
members Of the Ladies of Olive I'M
mediate Relief Society are requested
to attend the funeral OF MRS LOU
ISE HAWKINS, at II am. Tuesday.
September 90, 1861. at Asbury
Methodist Church. lith and K SIS.
NV. STELLINA GRAY, Pres.
Eta LYNCH Rec. Secy.
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BARCO. MAURICE c. On Sunday

September 24 1861. al Holly Hill
Hospital. Daytona Fla. MAURICE
c. BARCO Of S54 South Alabama
Edna offs sa1:o 2 ofGFeq fabeT 6f nqSS2no @a
rice c. BarCo. ir.. and brother OF
Bailey B. Barco. ChriStobell Ferber
and Ethel M Rynes OF Arlington
Va. Service at CLYDE Landlord Fu-
neral Home Deland. Fla. %
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ANNIE Y. On Saturday.
September %. 1861. ANNIE v. Nc
kENNEY. the beloved mother of
Mrs. Clara L. Montgomery, William
R. McKenney. grandmother of Mrs.
Jean Marsteller and Robert E. Mont
gomery. Also surviving are five
great-grandchildren; two sisters and
one brother Mrs. Blanche Carnohan
and Mrs Mary Ellen Young of Wash
lngton, D. c.; Franklin C. Terrell of
Baltimore. Md. Funeral from the
Walter w. Deal Funeral Home. 4S12
Georgia ave. NV. on Tuesday, Sep
tember 36, at > pm. Interment
ParklaWn Cemetery %
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WuLIAMs DELoREs r IN Tbnr,

NILLIHInS IL. - DLLUhEo = On IHuTS-
iag! iqhE iHiRss@0'fD insss, DELoREs 1Sgi ai,SF VII
L1AMS, wife of Daniel E. Williams,
beloved daughter of Mrs. Rosa
Berry, devoted mother of Evange-
line, Daniel. ir., Roland. Keith,
Jesse and Diane Williams Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
Henry s. Washington and Sons
Funeral Home. 1925 Deane ave. ne
from IL noon until pm. Monday,
September 25. thereafter remains
will lie in state at Kingdom Hall of
Jehovah Witnesses, 14th and Hsmil-
ton SITS. NV, where funeral services
will be held at 1890 pm. Tues
day, September 26. Interment Ar
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sPIKER. MARY E. The officers and
members of Columbia
WI Chapter, No. 10, o. E.
I s.. are requested to at
AgA tend the services for our
v sPfKER. on Monday, d, Sep.
V tember Is, 1851, e $50
neral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
RUTH H. REECE, Worthy Matron.
E. GERTRUDE SMITH. Secy. 25
sTACoM, MARY E. on Saturday. Sep
tember %, 1861, at George Wash
ington University Hospital, MARY E.
STACOM of 1878 Taylor st. NV,
beloved wife of the late Col. Will
liam B. Stacom; mother Of Mrs
E, D. Offutt and j. B. OFT: sister of
Mrs W. c. Offutt. Mrs. William E.
Jeans. Mrs. Thomas w. Andrew
Mrs Stephen Stanich, Miss Mar
lorie Dea, Ralph Dea and John
Dea She also is survived by five
grandchildren. Prayers at the S r.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2gOl l4th
st NV. parking facilities, on
Wednesday. September -. at $50
am. thence to tine Shrine of the
Sacred Heart, 10th ST. and Park rd
NV. where the holy sacrifice OF the
mass will be offered al g am for
the repoSe Of her soul. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. IS
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IAMILTON, BONIFANT. An emerepnt
PAUL A. CAULK. Master
LESTER L. SHERRILL. Act. Secy.

tember %, 1861, at Freedmen's Hos
pital. ELENA j. HARRIS. of 1918
Z st. ne. beloved wife of Bryant
G. Harris daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis A. Johnson, sister of
Mrs. Jennie J. Elliott and Mrs.
Frances J. Austin, aunt of Reginald
F. Brandon. She is also survived by
two stepsons. Bryant D. and Mi
chael B. Harris, other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Harris may
oe viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home. 80 H ST. ne after > pm.
Monday. Funeral TUESDAY, Septem-
Der 26 from ST Luke's Episcopal
Church, 1915 10th St NV, at 10
am, the Rev william A. Van Croft
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Certery o5
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LRNES. IRA LEE. on Thursday

DhhNLS. INA LEE. On thursday.
september 2l. 1861, at Mount Alto
Hospital. IRA LEE BARNES of
1900 1st St Sw. He leaves TO
mourn his passing four sisters,
Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Davis. Miss Queenie
Barnes, Mrs. Mildred Richardson
and Mrs Fannie NJ. Tremble; three
brothers, Lubbie. jr.: Hildred L. and
James A. Barnes; many nieces. and
nephews and a host OF other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. RhineS &
Co. Funeral Home 3OI5 18th st.
ne. tample parking facilities. where
friends may call after pm Mon
day, September % and where fu-
neral services will be held on
Tuesday, September % at l":45
officiating. Interment Arlington
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MULIEhEh, JUSEPH. On Monday,
Hospital. JOSEPH MULTERER OF
4O6 Kennedy st. NV. beloved nus
band of Pauline S. Multerer and
father OF Mrs Frances Michaleski
and Mrs. Mary M. Sheahin. Funeral
from the Taltavull Funeral Home
1903 l4th st. NV, on Wednesday,
September. 81. at 80 m. Requem
mass at the Church of the Nativity
at 10 am. lnterment Rock Greek
Cemetery rS
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DfathH

Der %, 1861. at veterans Hospital.
Roanoke. Va, ROY NJ. BALL. for
merry Of Oxon Hill Md brother
OF Roland Ball, Washington, D. c.
Burial from Roanoke. Va.
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LOUISE l.. Officers and
members Of the Young Ladies Pro-
tective League are requested to at
tend the funeral Of MRS. LOUISE
ber %, 1851. at II am. from the
Asbury Church, 1lth and K SITS. NV.
DELPHIA ROBINSON, Pres.
ALBERTA HARVEY, Rec. Secy.
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day, September 25, 1861. at his
residence, 5412 Hunt pl, ne. HUGH
husband Of Nettie M Williams and
brother OF Mrs. Alberta Gross. Mrs.
Rebecca Davis and DR.. Harrison o
Williams. He also is survived by
other relatives snd many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
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BANKS, BESSIE. On Sunday, Septem-
Der "a, 1851. BESSIE BANKS Of
1915 S ST. NV. beloved mother of
Myrtle Banks and sister of Mrs. Cora
Henderson, Mrs Sollie Henderson
and Jim Henderson. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Mcclure, Inc 81
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tember 90, 1861. at his residence.
I 47th St Sc, JESSE NEWTON
ther of Nadine, Jeffrey and Att
wood Newton; brother Of William.
Ellis and Timothy Newton and Miss
Ada Newton. Mrs Alice Mangrum
and Mrs. Rosa Cooper He also is sur
ylved by other relatives. Friends
may call at the Mslvan a. Schey.
Inc, Funeral Home New Jersey ave
and r ST. NV. after + pm today.
where funeral services will be held
tuesday. September 20, al II am.
1nterment Harmony Memorial Park
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September "a, 1861, DOMINIC RIG
CIARDELLA of Twin Rocks, Pa,
beloved father Of Mrs. Joheps Froio
Spring. Md, Mrs. Arthur Faina,
Mrs Charles Wirth and Donald
Ricciardella, all of WASHINGTON. D. c.,
and Anthony, Dominic jr and Jo-
seph Ricciardella, all of Twin Rocks,
Pa. Funeral and interment Wednes-
day. September -, at Twin Rocks.
Pa 20
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September %, 1861, at sibley Hos
pital, BONIFANT HAMILTON of
son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James
R. Hamilton, and foster father of
Mrs. Lawrence L. Fields. DR.. Hamil-
ton rests at the Warner z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md, where friends
may visit between the hours Of II
am. and 10 pm. Monday. Graveside
service on Tuesday, September %,
at / nm in GleuWood Cemetery
Evening star., 1961-09-27
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

PRIVILEGE: Returning
from a trip abroad, mona
genarian Bernard B aruch
was stopped at customs.
Really" he protested, "at
my age, I think I should
come in duty free"
PICK: On the opening day
Of spring training with the
st. Louis Cardinals, mana
ger Frank Frisch wanted to
keep the rockies busy while
he finished some paper work.
Calling them together, he
suggested that each of them
attach himself to one of the
team regulars and watch the
latter for the day, doing as
he did. The young hopefuls
paired off with the regulars,
as instructed. All except one.
He followed Frisch out of
the hot sun into the dugout
and slumped down on the
bench beside him.
What are you doing here,
son?" asked the manager.
Nothing" said the rookie.
Il picked you, Mr.. FriSch."
Evening star., 1961-09-27
DEAR ABBY
Foolish Fib, Tangled Web
. = .
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

to be more "double-ring'
wedding ceremonies all the
time. What is the reason for
this? When I see a man
wearing a wedding ring I
personally get the impression
that he is sort of hen-pecked.
MRS. P.
Hen-pecked? On the con-
tary, I'd say his wife is no
dumb cluck!
= +
DEAR ABBY: You printed
a letter signed Looking
Ahead" and you agreed that
married children should be
more attentive to their in
laws. Here is my situation:
Both my mother -in-law and
my mother live in the same
city. My husband insists that
we spend all our visiting time
with his mother, so we seldom
spend any time with my
mother. His mother insists
that I be with him when he
Evening star., 1961-09-27
DOWN ON THE FARM
The Old Boys Play
At Country Carnival

toned to Werner Toldby, a
Danish-born food chemist,
to try his luck. Maybe I
was a little SNUG about it;
I knew Werner couldn't do
any better than 1, unless he
knocked the bottles off with
half a ball, so I was insistent.
But Werner cody sidestepped
my trap.
NO" he said, "I think I
go over and win that bicycle.
IN ANOTHER BOOTH was
a gorgeous bicycle propped
up on display, the main prize
in a number-drawing game.
Werner paid his dime, picked
a number, glanced at the
number on the bike, and told
the attendant: That is it.
Please hand me my bicycle.
The attendant looked
stunned, but down came the
beautiful bike. Werner got on
it.and pedaled off as I looked
after him open-mouthed. It
made me so frustrated that
I went back to Herb and
threw Is balls in a row. I
couldn't hit a thing.
fortune Features)
Down on The Form oppeors
Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1961-09-27

DEAR ABBY: I did a very
foolish thing, and now I don't
know how to get out of it.
My father doesn't allow me
to go with boys who are not
of my religion Jewish). I
fell for this Italian boy
named "Grazziano." and told
my father his name was
"GinSburg." My father has
seen him only once for a
quick hello and good-by.
Pretty soon my father will
see him again, and start
asking questions. If my father
finds out I lied. I will be the
first teen-ager in orbit. What
should I do.
STARTED SOMETHING.
Tell your father the truth
before he finds out himself.
YOU might still be the first
teen-ager in orbit, but you'll
go with a clear conscience.
y \ + \
DEAR ABBY: There seems
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visits her because there are
always other relatives there,
and it doesn't look we'll" for
me not to be present.
My mother is no dumb
bunny. but she is very un-
derstanding, so she never says
anything, but I know how she
must hurt inside. She suf-
fered as much when I was
born. I respect my husbands
family, but I am getting a lit
tie bitter. He sees his mother
any time he pleaseS-I don't
want to have to look at mine
in her casket.
LOOKING BOTH WAYS.
50
What's troubling you?
Write Abby, care of The Eue-
ming Star. Include Self-dd-
dressed stamped enUeIope.
For Abby'S booklet, "HoU
To Haze a Louely Wedding"
send SOC to Abby, Boz 1865,
Beverly Hills, Calf.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
BY ED HARRIS

There is a very special
magic to carnivals, which
each summer and autumn
make the countryside sparkle
with their lighted Ferris
wheels, their musical merry
go-rounds, their games, side
shows, hot dogs and ham
burgers.
Nearly everyone goes, for
the lure of the carnival ac-
tivates the eager boy in every
man and the wistful little
girl in every grown woman.
ALL CARNIVALS, from the
Mardi Gras in New Orleans
to the little country carnival,
have one thing in common
a carefree abandon to simple,
wholesome delights, a mo-
mentary forgetfulness of
cares and worries.
In the rural communities,
the carnivals serve another
worthy purpose: to raise
funds for the Fire Depart
ment. The net take" from
carnivals has built modern
little fire houses, bought
much-needed fire trucks and
thus helped save many dwell
lingS and other buildings
from destruction by fire.
Often such a carnival, such
as the recent one at nearby
Flint Hill, is prededed by a
prade. In rs years as a news
paperman, l covered many
huge parades in the great
cities, but I must confess, a
bit embarrassedly, that none
of them gave me the satisfy
ing thrill that the Flint Hill
parade did a few weeks ago.
With marvellous ingenuity
and persistence, the volunteer
Flint Hill department has
secured the participation of
the United States Air Force
Drum and Bugle Corps, which
strutted along the highway
in full regalia.
Since Flint Hill has no side
streets, the highway was
blocked off for miles and
tourists had to detour in a
giant arc to get around the
festivities. No one minded
that except the tourists.
Tiny tots twirling blazing
batonS high-Stepped along to
the rhythm of catchy music.
Ip kaleidoscope profusion
there were beauty queens on
gay floats, clowns on skates.
ancient vehicles, Smartly-
uniformed visiting firemen,
beautiful and remarkably
tall majorettes in shorts, and
an almost endless succession
of gliStening fire trucks.
Later that evening the Flint
Hill carnival opened, iumi-
nous and gay, Here there
were no profession
"hookers' to push or pummel
one toward some tricky
game; the operators we're our
n eig h borS, cheerful and
friendly.
Herb Foster, for example,
was tending the booth where
you throw baseballS at
wooden bottles perched on a
box. I bought three balls and
waved the crowd to stand
back as I wound up nightly
for the toss. My first ball
missed widely, but Herb urged
me on to greater things. Ir-
spired, my second ball struck
true and knocked all of the
wooden bottles to the
ground. The carnival grounds
shook with cheers, and Herb
awarded me my prize. a twig
of a cane, which I treasured
Flushed with victory, mo-
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Fred l.. Karpin, author of Psychological
Strategy in Contract Bridge" "The Play of the
Cards. and also "The Point Count System" will
conduct Tin person. classes for beginners and
intermediate and more advanced players, at the
YWCA, 18th and K SITS. NV
Featuring instruction and practice in playing,
classes, open to men and women, will meet once
week in day or evening sessions for 10 weeks
beginning the week of October 2.
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Evening star., 1961-09-27
WORLD ECHOES
North American Newspaper Alliance

THE OFFICIAL journal of
the French Government has
published as Decree No. 6l.-
SOL: "A minute of time is
made up of so seconds. An
hour is made up of so min
utes. A day is made up of "a
hours" It's comfortable to
know that at last it's official.
France Soir, Paris)
CAPT. RICHARD HACK
of Hamburg complained that
life had become impossible
for him since the Eichmann
trial. The name of his ship
was the Lisa Eichmann." He
has had the ship rechristened
"NereuS," which provokes far
less comment.
(Deutsche Zeitung, Stuttgart)
ARTHUR SEARGENT, 90
year-old factory worker in
Sheffield, was injured at
work so badly that he can
no longer dance the rock m
roll. He was offered $1,40O
in damages, but the court
raised the sum to $4,280 be-
cause the young man will be
deprived of considerable joy
and happiness.
Post, Liverpool
AMERICAN Ambassador
James Gavin's dog has &C
customed himself to French
manners more quickly than
the Ambassador, his wife and
his three daughters. At par
ties the dog insists upon
shaking hands with every
body, a French custom that
is difficult for Americans to
acquire.
journal du Dimanche, Paris
, 1961-03-23
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de Castro have called the
first meeting for tomorrow
evening in the Legislative
Hall at ST. Thomas for two
o'clock pm, Immediately
following the Special Ses-
sion Of the Legislature
called for that day.
The tentative dates for
, 1961-03-23


the Inauguration will be
Wednesday, April 5 in St.
Thomas, Thursday, April 6,
in St. Croix and Friday,
April Z in st. John.
Two Government planes
will be available to bring
government officials M
legislators from Washing
ton, D. c., to the inaugural.
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international III ton Truck, Vicorp No.
124
/ WHY'S Pickup Truck, 4-whee1 Drive,
Vicorp No. ia
/ Ford Pickup Truck, " ton, Vicorp
No. 1873
These vehicles could be seen at Central Factory
md also at the Bethlehem Factory area by contracting
A. O'Reilly or Mr.. R. Ross.
All Proposals to purchase must be submitted to our
Main Office at Golden Grove personally or mailed
0 : Virgin Islands Corporation, Post Office Box 1879,
,hristiansted, st. Croix, Virgin Islands, by or before
FOO p. Qocal timel March %. 1861. 8-t-28