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Evening star., 1961-12-17
Harold Bergman Dies;
Aide to Senator Prouty

Harold Bergman. research as
sistant to Senator Prouty, Re-
publican Of Vermont, and a
former mewsman, died yester-
day at his home. 5l3 Constitu-
ton avenue NE. He was 81.
Mr.. Bergman was born in
Colchester. VT. and attended
Middleburg CVt.D College and
Northeastern University Law
School in Boston. Mass.
Before coming to Washing
ton, in 1912. he worked for the
Burlington (VtD Free Press and
the Rutland CVt.J Herald as a
reporter and feature writer.
His wife. Vonda. of the home
address. is presently Washing
ton correspondent for the two
newspapers.
Early In World War II, Mr..
Bergman was State director of
the Office of War Information
for Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. He resigned in 1912 to
enlist in the Marine Corps and
was assigned to Leatherneck
Magazine, of which he later be-
came assistant managing
editor.
After the war. Mr.. Bergman
was appointed information Of
ficer Of the Special Committee
on Atomic Energy, which was
headed by the late Senator
Brien Mcmahon. He continued
in the post after the unit be-
came the permanent Joint Con-
gresSional Committee on
Atomic Energy. and later
served as its deputy director
He was a member of the Ma
tional Press Club and of the
Press Clubs post of the Amer
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ican Legion. Within the past
month he was elected vice pres
ident Of the Washington Thea
ter Club. He also was a former
director of the Friendship Set
tlement House Players.
Beside his wife, he leaves a
brother. George B., of Burling-
ton, and a sister, Mrs. Rose
Alpern, of Boston.
Services will be at pm
Tuesday at the Lee Funera.
Home, Fourth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE. with bur.
ial at Arlington Cemetery.
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Garn uf Thanka

BIGGs. VIRGINIA LYNNE. The
mother and father OF VIRGINIA
LYNNE BIGGs wish to express their
letters. calls and flowers sent by
friends of their family. These ex-
pressions Of kindness and sympathy
were OF great consolation.
MOTHER AND FATHER. 1917
BRANHAM. FRANKLIN. We sincerely
10 all OF our friends and relatives
who offered their kind expressions
of help and sympathy during our
THE FAMILY.
Of the late ELizABETH n. FRYE
wishes to express their sincere ap-
preciation and thanks to our pastor
the. Rev. G. E, Stevenson; the Rev.
and Mrs, Augustus T; Gaskins. the
aedsm'G1 6 the Esstern GhaPs star NE saSm 9Fdef o
Prince Hall Masons; the Ladies Of
the First Aid Union OF Wash
ington. D, C.: Brotherhood Of Sieep-
ing Car Porters OF washington and
sions Of sympathy. their floral trib-
utes. telegramS. telephone calls, the
use OF their cars and all the other
acts OF kindness at the time OF
WALTER !; FRYE AND THE IN
MCDANIEL, ROMEO B. The family
OF the late ROMEO B. MCDANIEL
wishes to acknowledge the kind
expressions OF sympathy during
their time Of sorrow.
MURRAY, ELIZABETH ]. The fam
lily Of the late ELIZABETH J. MUIR
RAY wishes to thank her many
friends for their kindness during
her illness. She ssed away De
cember 3, at the University Hos
pital, Baltimore. Md. May God
bless and keep you.
PAULINE R. LAWRENCE. HER
DAUGHTER AND FAMILY
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AnurilinlH

BEEKMAN. SIDNEY. There will Be
an unveiling for the late SIDNEY
BEEKMAN, beloved husband and
father Of Estelle Beekman and stacy
Alynn. OH Sunday. December IL.
1861, at IL am, At King David
Memorial Garden. Falls Church, Va.
Relatives and friends are invited,
lO.l5.l6.l7
DOBO. OLGA 1. There will be an
unveiling of plaque in loving
memory Of OLGA l. DoBO at King
David Memorial Garden, Fails
Church. Va. on Sunday, December
i, 1861, at . pm. Relatives and
friends invited ITs
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1n Mpnturiant

BLACKWELL. LUCINDA AND CLAIR
dear sister, LUCINDA BIAcKWEIL.
who departed this lite. ten years
asDheR asph ReceaDsF GESRENcE lysL RAcK%EE apS GGr
The covers of life's book are closed
But For otnp the ones dss6, we Of OSsa SSao5S SO S
IRENE GOLDEN AND JOSEPH
ARMSTEAD.
JOHNSON. MARY v. In sad but low
NARY aS q jEoRNs II Sho afs5 dapsfssd @SthsEd
December II. ie4i.
They say time heals all sorrows
But time so far has only proved
DAUGHTER, ESTELL.
LEE, ULYSSES G. AND MATTE s.
parents: ULYSSES G.. who departed
years ago. December IS. 1859.
THE CHILDREN.
LEWIS. STEPHEN JOHNSON. Jr. In
TN ISTylng memSry 1eISEyo Of our II,Is nephew STE
gentle sE spirit took NTs fight 'f thirteen EUss
HIS fS bEVoTEEp VOTE DItHSi AuNTs. T. The The
DAUGHTERS OF The LATE REV.
Arb. Arb MRS, WILLIAM j. HOW
LOGAN, ALFONSO (AL5. In memory
Of our dear brother. ALFONSO
LOGAN who departed. this life one
year eroasg. ago. December nnt Il; tt;ran9fSr 1890;
memory Of my husband. HENRY q.
McFADDEN., who passed away one
year year ago today. December II. 1860.
And those who think Of you
voATe ATS the @v2Ne gRes %h9 Wfpr loyed you best
MURRAY. JOHN D. In sad but loving
MGRRY Of who my pasta issafF sws9 s9HM sTeT:
years ago today, December IT, 1949.
Il is hard to say in a verse or two
How much / have, missed you;
that aGn yo nesd sfe dase dseeS to nean Ts%em0er
My memories of you help carry me
through each day.
Your picture. is as bright as II you
Ny thoughts Of you t hold so dear.
~ ~ LoV1Na Son. JOHN.
RICHARDSON, AMBROSE F. Today.
on his birthday, am thinking Of.
renH.a remembeFinE sf 1S. and and, pFayins for the
band, JACK, who left me so sud
denly on January 1, In lgSIcr 1887;
ROBINSON }E;.Ss lay dAgRA A. ng1INsoS ny sjgssEs
December II. 1851.
Fond memories Of her lnger in my
HER FRIEND. sfEShi HARRIET G. DIXON.
Evening star., 1961-12-17
With Regard 70 O
Card of Thonks

vsp oftsn O cord OF fhonks
in The Stor meets q need
which con hordly be solved in
0ny other ~oy. Net only is
n o gracious expression OF
gratitude TO those who hove
sent florol tributes but olso
eoVrtsevsly acknowledge the
services ond kindnssses OF
the mony 10 whom q personal
note Of ihenkS eonnot we'll be
moilsd o. whose nomes ond
addresses ore not known.
Insertion OF O cord OF ihonks
msy be arranged BY telephone
10 The Stor, Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
Evening star., 1961-12-17

Hines co. Funeral Home, 20O1 14th
5. 5: F. P:Wi CARTWRIGHT. Secretary.
PILCHER, CLIFTON Z. OF 44O3 seth
st.. Brentwood, Nd, on December
Pitcher. He also is survived By ten
children and twenty three grand
fsId Sers aoms seFyfs' 5fs ftG Il GGhsR0:r: g. 1 r
Tuesday. December 19, at 10 am m
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
PONTORNO, ANTONINA. OF 44O2
1851: mother Of Mrs, Marion Co
SngaTs eimanTo Mrs; Mary IIS MinutS MTs A;
Minute. and grandmother of Mrs.
Mary l.. Resio and Mrs. Lena M
Reap. She also is survived by four
SsmbsTs teen srsndshildsen Sns1s Homs Prayers e,
s.. s.. dS::ss0 9 on MCnday' DECEMBER is:
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
REEVES. MARY VIRGINIA. On Friday
December 10. 1851 at the Aift
MARY W yIkdINIA tJennisl REEVES
late John T. CMike) Reeves and
mother Of John Calvin Reeves, sister
Of Helen C.. Davis and Walter C.
N. kidwei. HaS Funeral services 1i; asior on
Monday, December 18 at 10 am
from the Cunningham Funeral
Home. Cameron and Alfred SITS.
Alexandria, Va. Interment in Ivy
Hill Cemetery.
RIDER, WALTER JOSEPH. On Thurs.
day. December IA, 1851, at the
George Washington University Hos.
pital. WALTER J. RIDER. beloved
husband Of Elizabeth J. Rider. father
Of Walter ]. Rider. .jr.. and brother
of Allen, Fred and Robert Rider
Mrs, Emma Lawson. Mrs. Martha
Sanders and Mrs. Mary Sanders
He also is survived by six grand.
children. Friends may call at tht
De Vol Funeral Home. 1924 Wis.
will be Offered at Our Lady O
Victory Church. 1885 Macarthur
blvd. NV, on Monday. December
1S, at 10 am. Interment st
Joseph's Church Cemetery. Emmits
burg. Md. IL
Evening star., 1961-12-17

and members Of Column
bia Lodge. No. 1913. are
hereby notified Of the
d e q I h of Broth e I
GEORGE PAREZO, Sr.
Services will be held at
8 pm. Monday. December
lS; lSol; lat at the, the 8; +, H;
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EXUM, JAMES. On wednesday. ]

INem; cember '1 iS. is6i. IN JAMES SEsij Ex6M, T !
Janice. Doris. Joan and James
Exum, Jr.; five brothers. five sis
tiers, other relatives and friends also
survive. After D pm. Monday. friends
may call at W. H. Bacon Funeral
Home, 1922 7th street NV. where
funeral services will be held on Tues
day. at IL noon. Interment Arlington
National Gem etnrN
Evening star., 1961-12-17

JUNSTUN, THELMA. buddenIy, on
TaEEMH TaaIsShs D6NsToS RssS3SsF wife of sSa sid
ney Dunston, daughter Of the late
Clarence Gibbs and Mabel Swami,
mother of Sidney E. Dunston.. She
also is survived by three sisters,
one brother. other relatives and a
day. December IS. friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1892 You st. NV. Funeral services
will be held at the Rock Greek
Baptist Church, Sth and Upshur
at pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Family may be
contacted at 1S41 Vernon st. NV.
Is
Evening star., 1961-12-17

KINCAID. CAPT. EARLE HILL, UsN
(RetireD. Suddenly. on Wednes-
day, December 13, 1861. at the
United States Naval Hospital, Be-
thssda, Nd. CAPT. EARLE HILL
tomac, Nd. husband Of Virginia NJ.
Kincaid and father Of Mrs. Ralph
Huschke Of Rolling Hill, Calf. Two
grandchildren, ten brothers and
sisters also survive. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa,
ave-. NV. courtesy parking op-
positel. Services will be held al
Fort Myer Chapel on Monday, De-
cember Is, at . pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery, with
full military honors. II
KRAPF, DOROTHY R. On Friday
December Is, 1861. DOROTHY r
KRAPF. the beloved wife of Viii.
liam r. Krapf and mother of vii.
liam and Valerie Krapf, daughter
of Joseph w. and the late Bessie
Maury, sister Of Wilson J. anc
Luther E: Maury. Friends may cal
at the Walter W. Deal Funera
Home, 1912 Georgia ave. NV
Funeral from st. Luke Lutheran
Church, Colesville rd. and Highland
dr.. Silver Spring, Md, on Tuesday
December 10 at pm. Intermen
George Washington Cemetery. 1S
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ROBINSON, LAURA A. Ny sincere
friend, LAURA A. ROBINSON
December II, 1851.
Fond memories Of her linger in my
HER FRIEND. HARRIET G. DIXON.
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IRIS. ELSIE T. The officers and
| J: q : E: ! j.
" the Simmons Brothers
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. Monday. December Is at
Evening star., 1961-12-17
DICKENS. META ANN. On wednesday

DOLAN, HELEN NJ. OF "a Bryant st.
NV, on December IA, 1861. wife
Of Philip A, Thomas M. and Helen
v. Dolan, Mary D. Regan, Catherine
D.. Albertson and Sister Maria Con-
solata. v. H. M, and the late John
mains mi u.s. af ane SbamSers EaSsTa FuneEs p9fp Home me
S655 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring,
Md, until Monday. December 1s,
at 9:15 am. Mass at st. Martins
Catholic Church. 1900 North Capitol
ST.. at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. II
Evening star., 1961-12-17

SHERMAN, EVELYN. On Friday. De-
cember 15.- 1851, EVELYN SHER-
MAN Of 2l00 Connecticut ave. NV,
Funeral services at the Bernard
Dan1ansky & Sons Funeral Home,
350l 14th st. NV, on Sunday,
December II. at 10 am. Inter
ment District Of Columbia Lodge
Cemetery, II
Evening star., 1961-12-17

EAuul. live live oAo-
ters, other relatives and friends also
survive. After pm. Monday. friends
Home, i722 7th Street NV. where
funeral services will be held on Tues
day. at IL noon. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
FRAZIER. MAGGIE E. On Thurs
day, Deeember IA; 1861. MAGGIE
devoted De mother r of Robert Fl Frazier
Two sisters Mesdames Gertrude
Taylor and Lula washington, and
other relatives and friends also sur
Ctwber yys After ~ friend, Hm n.y sundfy ss (. R ts;
st. NV. Funeral on Monday, De
cember 49,. at l pm. from the
above named funeral home. Inter.
ment National Harmony Park. IL
FREEDMAN. MAY. On Friday, De,
esmSsF conSsesden S Home aS MAT EoFi REED MsEc
MAN Of 1884 North Patrick Henry
drive. Arlington, Va. beloved mother
of Lawrence and Charles Freedman
Margaret Millsback and Catherine
may ms;h call al Ct ct 4EnfsSn the RSSrt y MafPS
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia pike
Arlington. Va. after II am. Sun,
day, December II. where there viii
be a recitation of the rosary g
6-OO Pill MOuuaJ. bcSeluucE 10
Requiem mass will be offered al
II am. Tuesday. December 10. a.
st. AIMS Church, Arlington. Va
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery
Washington. D. c. Is
GIRTON, WALTER WILLIAM. OF 7O4
Gilbert ST., Takoma Park. Nd, OF
efe@SeF BofeRhy E. atrtog & atEsr s0ofa 81 Ger
trude E. and Diane z. Girton. Mar
garet M McGlnn and Doris P. Zook
grandfather of Michael J. McGinI
and Terry Lee Zook, brother o
Edward F. and Agnes v. Girton
Mamie Burke, Gertrude Scala
Evelyn Saunders and Doris Olson
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
1855 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring
Md. on Monday. December 1S, a
l pm. Interment Rock Creek Gene
terry. II
GOA, SAMUEL SIDNEY. On Friday
December Is. 1861. at Prince
| Georges General Hospital, SAMUEL
SIDNEY GOZA Of Gainesville. Fla.
! son of Mrs. Amanda Goza an
! brother of Miss Mollie R. Goa
Mrs. Mamie @. Hurst. Mrs. Lloy
L. Leonard, Robert H. and Johl
P. GOA. Mr.. Coca rests at tn
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave-, Silver Sprine
Md. where service will be held o
Monday. December Is. at pm
| parking facilities). 1nterment For
Lincoln Cemetery.
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MARGARET BYwATERs. VIM.
ARDAH FILLER Secondary

HAWKINS. JAMES E. Passed away
on Thursday. December Il. 1851,
at the District General Hospital,
contact Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Smith,
4OOl 9TH st. NV. or Mr.. and Mrs
James Hinton, IL r st. NV Re-
mains resting at the Petworth Fu-
neral Home. Sl4 Upshur ST. NV,
Monday. December 49, Funeral
services on Tuesday. December 10
at IL am. Arrangements by E B
Griggs. ir.. funeral director. Inter
ment Harmony Cemetery IL
Evening star., 1961-12-17

~ J. z :' ! ':|. ! !
MNS cember Is. 1861, at 9:45
XNANW am, to conduct the Ma
NV sonic burial services for
ERICK SNYDER. Members meet
at the Masonic Temple. sol 18th
Evening star., 1961-12-17

ROPER. AMOS A. On Tuesday. De-
after long illness. AMOS A.
ROPER. formerly Of Washington,
ters, Mrs. John E. Bates Of 3135
Westover drive Sc. and Mrs. Charles
v. Grimes of 5000 Sutherland rd.,
Silver Spring. Md; q son, Amos A.
Roper, r.. OF 1921 Powder Mill rd..
and six grandsons. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery on Mon
day, December IS, at l pm.
Evening star., 1961-12-17

day, December is, 1861, at Fred
erick Memorial Hospital. ETA CLAY
THOMPSON of Dickerson, Md, wife
of the late Bruce Thompson, mother
Mcdaniel jamie f Mrs. TtTes Irene savage. s Strie Mrs.
Marion Main. Arthur and lie Roy
Thompson. and sister of Mrs. Irene
Kreimer, Mrs. Goldie Lowman and
Mrs. Hilda Moore. Friends may
call at the Hilton Funeral Home,
viii be held on Monday. December
is. at l pm. Interment in the
Methodist Cemetery, New Market,
Md. II
Evening star., 1961-12-17

RUMBOUGH, STANLEY N. On Decem-
ber 16, 1861, in his 18th year, the
beloved husband Of Elizabeth Col
gate Rumbough. father Of Elizabeth
Rumbough.- jr., also survived by
five grandchildren. Services and
interment at Arlington National
Cemetery. Arlington, Va. at 3 pm.
Tuesday, December 10. In lieu of
flowers contributions may be sent
in his memory to the New York
City Mission Society, 105 East 22nd
st., New York 10, N. Y. 10
Evening star., 1961-12-17

rem of Congress Lodge No.
81. F.A. g. AM. will as
semble on Sunday. Decem-
ber II, 1861, at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l Fourteenth street
NV. at z pm. for the
Of paying their last Ma
butte to our late brother,
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18

ing advice from their attor-
neys.
The suit was argued by MA
ACP Attorney G.. E. Graves
and sponsored on behalf OF
plaintiffs by the local NAACP
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18
NAACP OPENS
MIAMI POOLS

MIAMI, Fla, - City faith
ers this week complied with a
circuit court order integrating
local swimming pools, follow
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18

COMMERCIAL, CORNER du-
MEX, close in, NE, on main
traffic artery.Near Good Sam
aritan Hospital. Sell or lease.
will improve for good lease
tenant. Ample rear parking.
Dial 258-327G.
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18
Classified
BOTTLED WATERS

CRYSTAL BOTTLED Waters
Arizona's Finest Bottled Water
Home Delivery = AM 4-O22l
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18
Lifelong Dream
Finally Realised
= A New Home!

The news as we got it from
Webb, Williams & Berry is
simple: Mr.. and Mrs. Moses l..
Jenkins have moved into their
new home at 1888 E. Weir.
Behind this simple statement
lies much more = years OF ca
ger planning, wishing, hoping
and saving.
Mr.. Jenkins says, "This is
what we have been looking for
all our lives"
All Mrs. Jenkins could say
out of her happy heart was,
eve just love our new homel"
Don Campbell, salesman, in
the photo is handing the new
keys to the Del Ray, Florida
couple. (Gene Walker Photo)
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18

4S" FLORESCENT double pin
rapid start lights, $500 dozen.
Woman's good looking fur coat,
14-I6, $1,000. 925 E. Roosevelt.
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18

branch.
Melvin Reese, city manager,
said, "any taxpayer who seeks
admission, pays a fee - if any,
and obeys the rules, must be
admitted"
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18

MAKE $500 MONTHLY-Tak.-
ing orders for beautiful Hand
Painted Photo JeWelry. Sam
ples. They're going wild over
#. Write: Campbell's Studio,
Wildwood, Kentucky.
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18

WANTED - Christian man or
woman or couple in a Christian
home. 3421 E. Wood Street.
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18

DRESS FABRICS = Cotton,
drip dry, regular sec Yd. NOW
39c Yd. RAG BAG, 2942 N.
10th Street.
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18
BICYCLES

DRAPERY - Antique satin,
Easement, Fibreglass, Regular
SI.29 to $6.95 a yd. NOW 49c
to 99c a yd.
Arizona sun., 1961-05-18

GWENDOLYN RAGsDALE daughter OF ME- and MRS srs
and RICKIE BOYKlNS, SyeaT-O Olu soN
of Mr. and Boykns enjoyed the fashion snow
more anyone they modelled their en-
sembles from KOrrcks The audience responded to them
completely. (SUN FhotO = Uehe "aiAoi'
Evening star., 1961-08-27

At left is rose peoG de sole gown with
q soble-bonded boIero At right is a
golden silk chiffon with stroP Of Spon-
ish gold velvet Both by Sonni;. avail
obIe through Dorcos Hardin.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
Q1aa@E1ee
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor


Pick your gala night and make truly memorable by
wearing the most beautiful gown you find:
There's the Navy Relief Ball September 20 the D. c.
Society for Crippled ChIden's Ball October and October
the Washington Opera Guild formal dinner-donce the
national Ball November 10 and the many debutone balls
that dot the holiday season otter thot
One thing is certon gallant gallo, when
the go all out for glamour.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

listen to what you get from this single Moenovox console
Fabulous Moonovox Micromotic Record Player and
four high fidelity speakers TO surround you with rich and
vibront music from everywhere in the ROOM Plus power
fu t"o-chonne high fidelity ompifer and superb
FMIAM tuner. oil eneosed hondsome scandinavian
contemporary eobinet
Evening star., 1961-07-09
S0ei
Fluffy NyIon Scatter Rugs
4075 off
comparable valwes

obong hf
bedrooms
color and deepdn luxury unde1ot Mode according durability
cnd pile
, 1961-07-05
President Of Junior
Chamber Of Comm.
To Report on Trip

The Junior Chamber of
Commerce Of the Virgin Is
lands will hold it's regular
monthly meeting at the
Virgin Isle Hilton Hotel on
Thursday, July 6, at $50
pm.
Give E. C. Banfield, Pre-
sident, will report on his re-
cent visit to Jaycees in 9TH
err countries.
The local Jaycees, who
are seeking utilization to
the international body at
the World Congress in Puer
to Rico this year, have been
invited to send delegates to
the Muffin Nation Congress
Of Junior Chamber Interna-
tional, which will be held
in Trinidad from July 18th
through July 3Oth.
, 1961-07-05
U. S. Muster List OF
Banned Motorist To
Include Virgin Isldnds

Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges pushed
a computer button on June
80, to inaugurate a new Fe-
deral service that will
check on motorists convict
ed in drunken-driving or
highway-death cases.
Called the National Driv-
er Register Service, it is
operated by the Bureau of
Public Roads. It cross-in-
dexes data on all motorists
whose licenses have been
revoked on either of the
charges.
States participating in
the program that can lessen
the chance of inadvertently
granting a license to some
one who has been barred
from driving by another
, 1961-07-05
ST. Croix Policemen
Predicting Softbdll To
Meet ST. Thos. Tenn

Members of the ST. Croix
Police Athletic League are
busy practicing for a soft
ball game to be played
against the St. Thomas
team on Saturday, July Is.
The game will be played
at the Canegata Ball Park.
, 1961-07-05
Summer R~ecreutionul
Program Sturts Today
Until August 18th

The Bureau Of Recreation
announced that its summer
program begins today and
will continue through Au-
gust 18th, 1861.
Activities will be con-
Quoted under supervision
daily at the D. G. Canegata
Ball Park, the Wharf area
in Christiansted, D. Hamil-
ton Jackson Terrace, Prin-
cess Recreation area, Isaac
Boynes Park, Frederiksted
Ball Park, Ludwig Harri-
gan Project and the recrea-
ton area adjacent to the
Fort, simultaneously, start
ing at 900 am.
The Center in Christian
sted will also be opened
daily except Sundays from
900 am. to Z pm. The pro
Continued on page ~
, 1961-07-05
Los Cubunos Defects
Commundos IS:
Pirates Beet Orioles

The Los Cubanos base
ball team defeated the
Commands on Sunday af-
ternoon last by a score Of
z to 5 on the Canegata Ball
field.
In the second game the
Pirates won over the ORR
oles by a score Of 8 to 4.
The Pirates, Phillies and
Commands are now in
competition for first place.
, 1961-07-05
L~egionuires. Army
Reserve und Scouts
Parade on July 4th

A program celebrating
the Fourth of July was held
yesterday morning in Chris
tiansted with a parade
which started at the Fort,
moved up Company Street
to Old Sunday Market and
down King back to the War
memorial on the Wharf.
The st. Croix Community
band headed the marchers;
following were Army Re
serve, members of the Alex
ander Hamilton Post of the
American Legion, the Wo-
mems Auxiliary, Units Of
the Girl Scouts and Brown
les and Cub Scouts.
The principal speaker Of
the occasion was Hon. Alva
c. Nc Farlane, Administra-
tor for ST. Croix.
, 1961-07-05
state.

state.
Forty-three states are
participating in the pro-
gram; it will also be used
by the District Of Columbia,
the Canal Zone, Puerto Ri
co and the Virgin Isuands.
, 1961-07-05
Crumer Pork Res.
Broken Into; Gosh &
Goods Stolen

The Restaurant at era
mer Park was broken into
from the southern side Of
the building. Entry was
made by someone who used
a sharp instrument to re-
move the cross bars after
the screws were taken out
Of the door.
Wilhelm Samuel, who
holds the concession made
the discovery at IL o'clock
on Tuesday morning,
Among the items missing
are: one case of beer, five
bottles of Whiskey six froz-
en- chickens and $3917 in
cash.
, 1961-07-05
Milo And Kings Of ST.
Thomds Mentioned in
N. 7. Times Review

Milo and the Kings Of st.
Thomas received favorable
comment by a columnist Of
the New York Times, when
they appeared recently at
the Town Hall on a pro-
gram which featured West
Indian music on June oath.
The review, written by
Robert Shelton whose re-
view also covered Lord Me
lody and Lord Nelson, both
of Trinidad but we'll known
in the Virgin Islands.
Mr.. Shelton wrote in
part:
An color
full program of music from
the West Indies was pre-
sented Saturday at Town
Hall.
Two Of Trinidad's lead
ing calypso singers, Lord
Melody and Lord Nelson,
were making their New
York debuts. A vibrant Ca
band, Milo and the
Kings, appeared, as did a
steel drum band &
a group of five dancers,
who did that curious cross
between choreography and
gymnastics called the Linn
DO.
1t was in 1857 that this
country N " went over
board for CALYPSO, the in
fectiously syncopated, pa
tois-laden, cheerful topical
song form Of Trinidad.
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