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Evening star., 1961-01-15

the middle Of the Foxcroft
horse show ring. where
mothers wait to catch loose
ponies, dry shameful tears,
and brush off little behinds.
It's q hard degree to get.
Dorothy Arnold. Cele's sis
ter, who, with husband Mil
ton. gave UP Washington
living when daughter Felicia
came Of Hill School age. says
that she and Milton are leav-
ing their Snickersville Pike
home tomorrow for Spain on
q combined business and
pleasure trip. She adds that
George is the only Democrat
in the family, a most peculiar
circumstance, and is q little
vague about his position In
the present regime.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
Wonderful new scientific tablet controls miseries
OF pre-period tension!
Women! Get prompt relief
from nerves, depression,
pre-period weight gain

Here's wonderful news for women
from teen-age TO change Of life who
suffer from Hblue" moods, irritability,
unpleasant symptoms, q sudden weight
sain, and other assorted miseries and
tension during the 4 to ] days pre-
eeding menstrRatioh.
Medical science now announces
that . simple, effective relief has
finally been found for this pre-men-
strual tension. And best of al, this
exclusive relief-producins discovery
contains no hormones no narcotics.
no harmful sedatives, and Il posi-
lively viii not interfere with the nor
NAL periodic processes.
According to doctors reports in
case after case where these httie
white tablets, called Pamprin, were
used, results have proved that
Pamprin brings relief in q way no
aspirin or other simple pain-reiieyer
can. By its elimination Of excessive
fluid In the body common 70 tn
pre-period week, and by its effective
pain-relieving action, Pamprin was
found to give surprisingly effective
relisf from the usual irritabiliiy,
Evening star., 1961-01-15
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS
cnntrthrkina Writar


MIDDLEBURG. va.-The
George McGhees, who have
been holiday-time and spo-'
radio summertime residents
Of their Farmers Delight
Farm near Middleburg, are
returning on q more perma-
nent basis next week. Georges
appointment to the State
Departments foreign policy
planning board requires a
domestic ng-board q lot
nearer than Dallas, where
the McG Ghees have been living
for the past few years.
Georges problems viii be
nothing compared to Cele's
Of uprooting their large fam
ily in the middle Of the school
year. George. jr.. Is doing
his six-month's duty with the
Army; Dorothy Is at Madeira.
and the beauteous Marcia Is
In college but that still leaves
three younger children to
re-adjust.
The Hill School In Middle
burg. the nearest private
school, is already bursting
through its comparatively new
addition and cannot absorb
even one McGhee. although
14-year-old Michael was O
student there several years
ago when Cele tried bucking
the winters at Farmers De-
light. B
Hill, which Is only q long
football pass from President
elect and Mrs. Kenpedy's
Glen Ora, will probably have
to buy o couple Of Quonset
huts since the Jerome Monks
and their six children are
also returning to their Din
widdie. next to the McG Ghees.
after trying q year In the
West.
The McGhees' farm extends
over some Of the Piedmont
Foxhounds more fertile terri
tory. although the Mcohee
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Miss Bentley attends the
National Cathedral School
for Girls and viii be gradu-
ated in June.
Mr.. Dawson. who attended
the United States Military
Academy at West Point. is
at present q senior at Amer
ican University.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

Helena Rubinstein's ULTRA AFEMNNEe
FACE CREAM is the only formula contain
ing both vital hormones natural to you as
a woman : estrogen and progesterone.
This cosmetic wonder drug discovery ac-
tualIy reverses two Of the aging processes
Of the skin. Now you can look younger.
Your Female Hormones
Estrogen and progesterone are the very
hormones that have helped shape every
inch of every woman from Venus to you.
They are natures way Of making a woman
feminine responsible for her soft curves,
silken hair, gentle voice. They are also the
same hormones that abound in young
woman's skin.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

We show but three of dozens Of styles
=. each with fashion story Of it's own,
in brirn or crown or color or trim Plenty
Of head sizes. too including those hard
to-find larger sizes.
Downstairs Store Millinery.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Miss Bentley Is Engaged

Former Representative and
and Mrs. Alvin M. Bentley
Of Owosso, Mich. and Chevy
Chase. Nd. announce the
engagement Of their daugh-
ter Helen Arvilla to Mr..
James somervell Dawson III.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson,
jr.. Of Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Literory Event

The Literature Section Of
the Arlington branch Of the
American Association Of Uni
Sersity Women win meet ct
10 am. Wednesday ct the
home Of Mrs. Philip siggers.
A program on Fedor Dostei-
evski win be presented.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
cIRcLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
School Problems
Face McGhees

children hunt with the Mid
dleburg Hunt. usually under
the watchful eye Of Posey
Woodland, social arbiter Of
Foxcroft School, which lies
across from Farmers Delight.
The McGhees are all o
product Of the Foxcroft Pony
Club, which Posey runs dur
ing the long, hot summer
months. Cele is q graduate Of
the Pagoda, the little shed in
Evening star., 1961-01-15
What is Young Skin?

In youth, when your skin was firmly
cushioned, smooth, resilient, it drew upon
lavishestrogen and progesterone supplies.
Nature reduces these supplies sharply
with maturity (see char). Cells deep
Evening star., 1961-01-15

nervousness, back pain, unpleasant
symptoms, and sudden weight gain.
Women and girls passed through the
premenstrual time serene, cheerful :.
at peace with themselves, family and
friends. And amazingly, many who
ordinarily suffered cramps once PEN
ods began, found wonderful relief.
Pamprin with its exclusive, med
ically-apprCvcd formula IS now avail
able without prescription at drug
stores. You'll find the use Of Pamprin
makes for calmer nerves, q cheerier
disposition :. happier relations with
yonr family and friends. You'll want
TO ny il before your next period :
ask your doctor. Get Pamprin at
your druggist, now. Or for q eenef-
Gus tree trial
supply of -.-~s
Pamprin Tab A tksnYs.A
lets, send your ARsNNNkNMA
name and ad- ~
dress today %
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Evening star., 1961-01-15
Luncheon Meeting

The WV Wives of the
YWCA viii meet at 1915
pm. Wednesday on the third
floor Of the YwCA. Mrs.
Donald e. Crumpler. Mrs.
Washington D. c. Of 1860.
viii tell Of her experiences Of
the past year.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

within the skin layers lose some Of their
ability to hold the moisture which is
needed to support the surface firmly, and
lines form on the skin. Oil glands no
longer produce at normal rate to soften
and protect the surface.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Beauty Through Science

The first big beauty hreakthrough
came when Helena Rubinstein made her
memorable estrogenic hormone cream
discovery thirty years ago. Now, in CO.
operation with clinics, universities, hos
pitals all over the United States, she has
completed an even more significant hor-
none research project. ULTRA FEMININE
FACE CREAM actually reverses two Of the
aging processes by resupplying both es-
trogen and progesterone to the skin. Here
is what the doctors report:
/. Skin cells can hold maximum mois-
ture once again. These cells, pumped out
once more, support the Surface firmly.
Lines smooth out. Wrinkles due to dry
ness are reduced. Young skin tone is
restored.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
How New Wonder Drug Face Cream
Restores Young Look to Skin
o esnog nndp

2. Oil glands produce at more youth
full rate again. Tissue sections and skin
surface tests show an amazing increase in
oil production. The skin is soft, dewy,
protected.
These results stand alone in the cos
metic field. No surface additive Of mois-
ture and no man-made lubricant have
duplicated them.
ULTRA FEMININE meets the same rigid
standards as drugs in doctors prescrip-
ton. Yet it IS so safe it needs no pre-
scription.
What Users Report
Since its introduction, ,ULTRAFEMININE
has won an enthusiastic following of
women who have long searched for such
scientifically sound, effective treatment.
Many have written to Helena Rubinstein
to tell Of excellent results which continue
month in, month out, year in, year out.
Thousands Of women everywhere are
discovering that while nature has not
changed and hormone loss is still inevita-
bic, it is no longer inevitable that the
skin must look aged.
Lifetime Guarantee
Helena Rubinstein states: Medical
tests have so reinforced my own belief
that ULTRA FEMININE is the most impor-
tant and long-lasting help you can give
your skin that make this lifetime guar
antee-your skin must look younger,
smoother in one month, then stay younger
looking with continued daily use of
ULTRA FEMININE, if used as directed, or
return your most recent purchase for a
full refund"
Start Looking Younger
Start using ULTRA FEMININE now.
In just 80 days, see your skin take on a
new and definitely younger look. Such
rapid results are possible because
ULTRA FEMININE is an actual wonder
drug cosmetic that works within the skin
to replenish loss of physiological sub
stances. The whole process, miraculous
to behold, is like natures own because
estrogen and progesterone are the female
hormones which power these cells in
youth. Because the skin cannot store up
hormones for the future, you must use
ULTRA FEMININE Face Cream faithfully
each night. This assures your daily hor-
none requirement.
Don't settle for less than the best when
this medically tested treatment costs only
pennies per use. See your skin look young
again and stay younger looking.
lMuo&s
1852 M ST.,
, 1961-02-07

I& OuOoS1IQ1Oi iGaWo.
Sc per copy s1Oo per month. Payable in advance
Second Class postage paid at christansted, Virgin Islands
VOL. III TUESDAY, FEBRUARY y 1861 NO 20
District of St. Thomas.
Bill No. 1913 Act to Provide Funds for the Con
,struct of Hotel and Other Commercial Facilities in the
Virgin Islands Pursuant to Section 5 (b) Of the Revised
Organic Act of the Virgin Islands. Proposed by the Com
mlttee OF the Whole.
Bill No. 1914 Act to Amend Section 557, Title 8,
Virgin Islands Code relating to Overtime Compensation
for Government Employees. Proposed by Senators Earle
B, Ottley, Walter M. Hodge, Candida r. Guadalupe,
Percival H.. Reese, Joseph A. Gomez and John /. Maduro.
COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE
The House resolved itself into the Committee of the
Whole and theres(D Heard a preliminary Report from Dr..
John E. Randall, Director, Federal Aid Reef and Inshore
Fishing Research Program, on his work on Saint John and
saw color films of certain species of fshlife. ~ Heard from
representatives of the Virgin Islands Real Estate Brokers
md 81 discussed, amended and reported bills Nos. 1163,
1241 and 1912.
ADOPTION OF BILLS
Recovering in formal session the House proceeded to
adopt the following bills in the form and by the votes
indicated:
THIRD LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF H UNITED STATES
Regular Session
# lSOU
To Authorize the Exchange and Sale of Certain Strips Of.
Lands at Kronprindsens and Gasyerks Gades, Saint Tho
mas, Between the Government Of the Virgin Islands and
the Virgin Islands Distillers, Inc, and for other Purposes.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands:
WHEREAS, Virgin Islands DistilIers, Inc, of Char
lotte Amalie, Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands is the owner of
Lot No. Alb Kronprindsens Gade, over which a Right of
Way 20, feet wide was granted to the Government in order
to facilitate the sewer and salt water lines; and
WHEREAS the Government Of the Virgin Islands is
the Grantee Of the Right Of Way, 20 feet wide over Lot No.
Alb, Kronprindsens Gade: and
WHEREAS it has been determined to be in the public
interest, now that there is a large tract of filled in land
contiguous to the boundary Of said Lot No. Alb Kronprind-
sens Gade, to deed to Virgin Islands Distllers, Inc, al
strip Of land 20 feet wide in exchange for the continued
use Of said Right of Way giving access to the sewer and
, 1961-02-07


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salt water lines, and also to sell to said Virgin Islands Dis
tllers, Inc, its successors and assigns, that portion of the
:hled IN land up to the boundary Of said strip, in order to
~stralghten out the property line at a price established by
the Government of the Virgin Islands.
SECTION |. The Governor Of the Virgin Islands,
through the Department of Property and Procurement, is
hereby authorized to deed to the Virgin Islands Distillers,
Inc, its successors and assigns, and upon acquisition by
the Government Of the Virgin Islands of appropriate title
to the land involved from the Federal Government, a strip
~ feet wide, across the southermost end Of Lot No. Alb,
Kronprindsens Gade, in exchange for the continued use Of
said Right of Way giving access to the sewer and salt
water lines. The Governor is further authorized, through
the Department of Property and Procurement, and upon
acquisition by the Government of the Virgin Islands Of ap-
%propriate title to the land involved from the Federal Gov
eminent, to sell to the said Virgin Islands Distillers, Inc,
its successor and assigns, at a price established by the said
Governor, that portion of the filled in land up to the boun-
Diary OF 20 feet wide trip to s%traighten out said property
line, all as more particularly shown on Location Map, No.
I Gasverks Gade and No. Alb and C KronprindsensG ade,
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands, drawn by Floyd C. George
and dated December /, 1859.
SECTION 2. The sale of lands herein authorized. is
determined to be in the public interest and necessity.
SECTION 3. For and in consideration of the public
benefit and the community development to be so realized,
there is hereby granted to the Virgin Islands Distillers,
Inc, its successors and assigns, the right to the exclusive
use of the land between the Veterans Highway and the
Z DOulud1y VI 1to properly do dDl1o1 uPOl llSuL
nation of the exchange and sale authorized by Section l
of this Act, for the purpose of landscaping and beautifca-
ton of such area, including the providing and mainten-
ance of driveWays, parking facilities, sidewalks, such i'm
proveInents and maintenance to be at the expense of
Virgin Islands Distillers, Inc, its successors and as
signs. The exclusive right to use the land hereby granted
shall continue permanently and perpetually for as long as
the Virgin Islands Distillers, Inc, its successors and as
signs, continue to utilize the buildings to be developed on
No. Alb and/or G Kronprindsens Gade, Saint Thomas,
Virgin Islands, for commercial and/or hotel purposes.
DR. ANDUZE ...... YEA
MR.. DE LUGO ...... YEA
MR.. GOMEZ .......... YEA =
MR.. ..... Absent
MI. HODGE ........ YEA
MR.. LAWAETZ ........ Absent
Mr.. MADURO ........ YEA
R MILLN $500. YEA
MR.. YEA
Evening star., 1961-06-15
FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

They say Atlas can't understand Kennedys injured
Atlas also strained his back carrying the world his
shoulders in the old days-before Eisenhower
invented the committee
Rayburn has served House Speaker twice as long
anybody been around long, he remember
when the Potomac River clean as the Treasury
Q-Why Is foreign aid expensive? A-We're in
squeeze between under-deveoped countrieS-and over
developed sympathies.
June is the month when women weep at weddings-oyer
the thought Of all that loot going to somebody else.
Joe How you don2" Fred: mot bad the country
My debts are only twice my income" ...
Republican Chairman Miller predicts Nixon will run for
of California When fellow has the campaigning
habit may not be able to quit but he try to taper off,
Evening star., 1961-06-15
Murray Snyder
Gets New Post

Murray Snyder, former As
Sistant Secretary of Defense
for Public Affairs, has been
elected vice chairman Of the
board and senior vice president
Of the Sydney s. Baron Public
Relations Corp, it was an
uounced today.
Mr.. Snyder was information
chief Of the Pentagon from
March 81, 1857, to the end Of
the Eisenhower administration.
Before that, he was deputy
news secretary to President
Eisenhower.
His new position will take
DIR. Snyder to New York per-
Nanently next month.
A sports writer for the San
Antonio CTex.) Light and
political reporter for the
Brooklyn Eagle, New York
Post and New York Herald
Tribune, Mr.. Snyder was
brought to Washington by the
President to be the chief as
sistant to Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty.
Evening star., 1961-06-15
Envoy Named
ToSwitzerIand

President Kennedy has an
nounced the appointment Of
Robert M. Mckinney, Santa
Fe IN. Mex.) publisher, as Am
bassador to Switzerland. He
will succeed Henry ]. Taylor.
A Democrat, Mr.. Mckinney
has had considerable Govern
ment experience. In 1851 and
so, he was Assistant Secretary
of the Interior. In 1855 and
1856, in the Eisenhower ad-
ministration, he served as
chairman of a panel reporting
to Congress on the impact of
the peaceful uses of atomic
energy. He also served as alter
nate representative to the first
and second sessions of the Cen
eral Conference Of the Inter-
national Atomic Energy
Agency.
Mr.. Mckinney was born
August %, 1910, at Shattuck,
Okla, and was graduated from
the University Of Oklahoma
with honors in 1882.
He worked as a financial
analyst in New York City, even
tually becoming a partner in
the firm of Young, Kobe and
Co., which had a membership
on the New York Stock Ex-
change.
From 1887 to 1943, he served
as vice president and treasurer
of the Allegheny Corp. of New
York and as financial analyst
and vice president of the Frem-
kir Corp. of Morristown, N. j.
During World War II he was
on active duty as a Navy lieu
tenant.
From 1945 to 1949 he was a
partner in Scheffmeyer, NC
Kinney and Co. Between 1949
and 1857, he was editor and
publisher Of the Santa Fe New
Mexican. He still is publisher
of that newspaper.
Early in his administration,
President Kennedy announced
his selection of Earl E. T. Smith,
a Republican financier and
Palm Beach (Fla.) neighbor,
for Ambassador to Switzerland.
However, diplomatic compli-
cations developed and Mr.
Smith asked withdrawal of his
name.
One difficulty was that the
Swiss felt their problems in
representing United States in
terests in Cuba would be mag
nlfled if Mr.. Smith were am
bassador to their country. Mr.
Smith formerly was Ambas-
sador to Cuba and is strongly
opposed to the Castro regime
Evening star., 1961-06-15
A Long-Ronge Business Worry

Kennedy administration
started off with a friendly in
terest in the fate of business
and some benevolent phras-
es were used for a time-the
indifference now to the prob
lens faced by American busi-
ness has become more and
more noticeable in Washing
ton.
There was a time when
businessmen felt that the
coalition Of conservative"
Democrats and Republicans
in Congress would prevent
any serious disturbance of the
business equilibrium by hos
tile legislation. But the coa-
lition seems to have been
weakened by defectionS in
both parties. The tendency
to get something while the
getting is good seems to have
been noted with respect to
individual members of Con-
gress. The administration has
been dispensing its favors to
Southern Democrats here and
there and has been picking
. up votes for unsound pro-
grams. These Southerners
have gone along with some
inflationary measures, too.
The net effect has been to
notify American businessmen
that, instead Of friendliness
to the private-enterprise sys-
tenn, the direction in Con-
greSs is toward socialization
and initiation.
Back home the citizenry
has not yet been awakened
to what the damage can be
to the economic system if
the coalition Of "conserva-
tives" loses strength in Wash
ington. It has been the sin
gle bulwark of the economy
for more than a decade-and-
a-half, since the ending Of
World War II. If now a Sc
ries Of recessions ensues. it
will be a long while before
the country will make the
progress that it could we'll
have made if the economic
system had been encouraged
along sound lines.
(copyrisht. 1s6I
Evening star., 1961-06-15
DORIS FLEEsON
Justice Black to Retire Soon?
tcopyrisht. 1891

NOR and strong sense Of po-
litical reality.
Nor is he the oldest mem
ber Of the court. Possibly his
greatest critic, Justice Frank
furter. who has been on the
court with him % years, is
10. Occasionally, there is q
mild furry about Justice
Frankfurter's retirement, with
Washington sentiment about
equally divided on the desir-
ability Of it.
AS SouthernerS expect JUS
tice Black to be succeeded by
a Southerner, so Jews hope
and believe they will be rec
ognized in the choice of o
successor to Justice Frank
furter. Two undeclared can
didates are members Of Pres
ident Kennedy's Cabinet:
Secretary of Labor Gold
berg and Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare Ribi-
coff. The President gets on
well with both and both are
enormously useful to him.
This could be his excuse for
not considering the claims Of
either, but he can count on
it that the claims will be
pressed in various ways.
Justice Frankfurter will
certainly not retire out Of any
amiable disposition toward
either Of the two New From
tiersmen. His dissents even
more strikingly than his opin-
ions show that he has come
almost full circle from the
days when he advised Frank
lin Roosevelt and filled the
New Deal with what Repub-
licans called scornfully the
Justices Happy Hot Dogs"
Now it is the Republicans
who praise him and support
his judicial views.
Evening star., 1961-06-15

Fathers are for.
answering ''Why's". and praising good
tries >. and impressing the guys e. and
fixing bike -. and planning hike -.
and growing-up-ike...
and giving Fanny Farmer candies
to-on Fathers Day, June 18th
Evening star., 1961-06-15
CONSTANTINE BROWN
Key to ItoIy's Pro-Americonism

country (and privately, some
of the not-so-hard core mem
berS of the Communist
Party, admit that had it not
been for the American sup
port from 1946 on, this
miracle" might not have oc-
Cured. ....
81 But the reason for the gen.
uine affection for the United
States and everything Amer
lean must be found some
where else. Americans Of
German, Scandinavian, Irish
or other ancestry, have only
tenuouS links with their
country of origin. After the
second generation, they have
no further contacts and don't
speak the language Of their
fathers or grandfathers.
Not so with the Italians.
No matter how many decades
have passed since their fore
fathers passed through Ellis
Island, they not only con-
tinue to speak Italian as their
second tongue (though some
times very sketchily), but
continue to keep their con-
facts with their usually in
Vulnerable kinfolks in the old
country. For, to an Italian, a
cousin even three times re-
moved, is still a relative who
should be aided in need or
must be visited whenever the
American cousin returns to
Italy.
There is hardly a town
from Northern Italy to Sicily
which does not have one Of
it's clan somewhere in Amer
lea. Americans of Italian
stock who have reached i'm.
portant positions in the
United States relish visiting
the village or town of their
ancestors frequently humble
origins to show what chances
everybody who works can
have in America.
1t is this continued rela-
tionship which forms the
basis of the strong pro-
Americanism of the Italian
people.