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, 1961-09-27
PRIVILEGES OF THE 3

Senator Lawaetz called attention to the fact that
Sandy Point in st. Croix has not yet been acquired, al
though the necessary funds had been appropriated over
a year ago, and requested the President to inquire OF the
Governor the status Of the Sandy Point matter.
Senator De Lugo, again calling attention to deplor-
able conditions existing at the Robert Herrick School at
Mafolie. requested the Chairman Of the Committee on
Health. Education, Welfare, Agriculture and Labor to
invite Mr.. C. Frederik Dixon, Director OF Auxiliary
Services, Department of Education, to meet with the
Legislature to discuss how these conditions may be cor
rected.
, 1961-09-27
COMMITTEE OF THE H o

The House resolved into Committee Of the Whole
at 3:O3 pm. and discussed the Act to Create Employ
ment Security with Mr.. Albert 3. Rathclitfe, Chief OF
Program Analysis and Development, S. Department
Of Labor, Mrs. E Louise Scott, Director, Virgin Islands
Employment Service and MI. Hugh Smith, her assistant
and DR.. Robert de Ffeitas, Chairman, EinployrnentServ
ice Advisory Council, and also with MI. Donald Stanford
and MI. Isidore Paiewonsky Of the 81. Thomas Chamber
of Commerce.
Mr.. c.. Coy Honsacher, Jr. Of Indies Air, Inc, a
company incorporated in Puerto Rico, discussed his pro-
posal to introduce new airline into the Virgin Islands
in competition with the presently existing airline. Serv-
ice is proposed within Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is
lands, He requested support of the Legislature, at the
appropriate time, in the form of an expression of opinion
to the Civil Aeronautics Board regarding desirabllity Of
and need for a competing airline in the Virgin Islands
RECESS
The House returned to formal session at SOB pm
and recessed at sos pm. until Tuesday, May 8, 1861,
at ZOO pm.
, 1961-09-27
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from Yesterday

That steps be taken to set up a Substitute Teacher
list ia take care Of the continuous shortage experienced
during the school year by unexpected illnesses, resigna-
tons, and other dropouts.
That a modified teacher-aid program be instituted
to assist classroom teachers with the increasing amount
Of record keeping and other congressional duties.
That additional classroons be constructed and adj
ditional teachers be employed to ALLEVIATE the present
overcrowded situation in our schools.
That t~eacher-pupil ration Of 1;3O be maintained
especially in the lower elementary grades; instead OF the
1;4O-1;66 which now exist at the Claude 9. Markoe and
other schools.
A committee has been set up to study the existing
salary Scale and report back to the organization Its lind
ings.
Upon the completion of this study the Association
will forward to you its recommendation Tor q revision
of the present schedule.
, 1961-09-27
ITATI o


# you have any cause to show why the document, dated
June, 1916, p~urporting to be the Last Will and Testament Of
JOHN MARTIN deceased, of Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
should not be admitted to probate and record, and why Letters
of Administration, eta. should not be granted to INEZ
SAMUEL PARSON, the Executrix named therein, you will
appear and make such cause known before the District Court
Of the Virgin Islands, at Christansted, Virgin Islands on
Thursday, the 10Th day of October. 1861.
Dated this 9th day Of September, 1861.
IS WILLIAM F. MOORHEAD
District Court Commissioner
Almeric 1. Christian
Attorney
12-l9-26-3
Evening star., 1961-05-29
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

DISCOVERY: Some years
back, when he was on the
London stage, Actor Maurice
Evans received an offer from
Guthrie McClintic, the
American stage director and
husband of Actress Katha-
rine Cornell. Would Evans be
interested in a three month
American tour playing Ro-
meo to Miss Cornell's Juliet?
Evans had only vaguely
heard of Miss Cornell, but
the terms were too attractive
to be turned down. The tour
was an overwhelming sue
cess. The company played to
packed houses everywhere.
Evans, unaware that Miss
Cornell was the draw, as
sumed that the American
public was wild about Shake
speare. He decided to cash
in on this discovery. When
the tour was over. he
promptly set about staging
his own Shakespearean pro-
ductions.
He was warned by friends
that the Bard was box-office
poison. His answer to this
was to redouble his efforts.
Some years later, he found
out that his friends had
been correct; that the Amer
lean theatergoer was indeed
lukewarm on Shakespeare.
But by then, 1t was too late.
He had already made q
fortune.
Evening star., 1961-05-29
WORD GAME
Find 13 or more words in
eco M M NOE

meaning Ito begin again" Av-
erage mark is 18 words; time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must bs
Evening star., 1961-05-29
High-F|ying Reds Spy
On Pokiston, Koshmir

kiang Province and disputed
Kashmir.
The Pakistan air force Ia
equipped with less than a dozen
high-flying F-102 Starfighters.
But these have not been able
to halt the Soviet spy flights.
American, Pakistan and In
dian military authorities all
have been fully aware of the
Russian Photographic missions
but the information has been
closely held, sources here said.
Nevertheless, Indian concern
in official quarters has been
rising. Pakistan officials also
have been keeping a close
watch.
Pakistan President Ayuh
Khan and Vice President john
son are believed to have dis
cussed the matter last week in
their talks at Karachi.
A joint commun1que issued
after talks was mild in tone.
It said only that President Ayuh
and Mr.: johnson welcomed
continued cooperation in re-
gional collective security az.
rangepents."
Evening star., 1961-05-29
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
A Ride in Billy Roses Rolls

and deliberate for another
81 years. It is probably the
worlds finest custom built
car. but 1t had a gorgeous
custom-b built price too. For
that money, I know where I
can get a pretty good house
with no wheels.
Consider the roof lining"
the ad says. 1T is made Of
West Of England cloth. The
nap of this fabric is raised
by rubbing with teazles, q
thistle-like flower grown in
Somerset" Well, now. I've
never had my roof rubbed
with teazles, and I wouldn't
know a teazle If it walked up
and bit me. Still, how often
do I look at my car roof to
see II the nap is raised?
The doors Of the Rolls are
tested for 100000 slammings.
This sounds great, provided
that, after all that work, I
don't slam it the 100,001st
time and have 1t come off
in my hand. The Rolls is
then given q monsoon test"
during which 1t is pelted by
water and air at gale force.
This is in case Donna
comes back the day after you
buy It. Inspectors at Rolls
Royce have the ears Of
trained musicians" the ad-
vertisement says, land can
detect sounds inaudible to the
layman." I wish they had the
ears Of mechanics because,
unless Mantovani is inside
with his orchestra. they're
going to hear car noises.
You know what these Rolls
men listen for? litter, sing,
moan. groan and boom" Well,
I have q white Olds convert
ible and I can hear all of
these things without starting
the engine. All I have to do
is stand and look at it and it
filters, sings, means, groanS
and booms. It booms a little
better, I will admit. when I
hit something, but I can't
afford that every day.
The Rolls has three brak-
ing systems and two fuel
pumps. THE sense Of secur-
ity is remarkable. Even at
100 miles per hour claws
permitting) you have a feel
ing of perfect control" This
is more than you can say
for the policeman who is
climbing up your back.
MANY OWNERS, the ad
reminds you, feel that the
Rolls is in the flush of youth
after $4,000 miles. True. If
I am going to lay out that
kind of tea, it had better
look awfully young aft, 500,-
900 miles. And, of course.
they make the point that
only an expert can tell
whether your Rolls Royce was
bought yesterday or five years
ago.
Perhaps. My neighbors
could tell you to the day. They
could also tell you how many
payments are in arrears.
They aren't nosy-just af-
ficted with good memories
for the wrong things.
(CopyriEht, 1851 King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1961-05-29
By the Associated Press

The Soviet Union is conduct
ing extensive reconnaissance
mapping flights Of the northern
borders of Pakistan and Kash-
mir, 1t has been learned from
diplomatic sources.
The high-flying Photographic
missions are similar to the
American U-2 flights over Rus
sia which ended about one year
ago when Francis Powers was
brought down inside the Soviet
Union.
Sources said the Soviet map
ping effort began after Capt.
Powers Inflated U-2 flight but
have been stepped up in recent
weeks.
At the same time, Afghan
forces along the Pakistan bor-
der have been conducting
probes of Pakistani defenses.
Several recent clashes have
taken place.
The informants said the So
Wet flights also are being con-
Quoted over the frontier be-
tween Communist China's Sin
Evening star., 1961-05-29

Of breath. He goes downtown
every day for a few hours.
On the phone he said:
Can you believe It? I was
in the ocean for about 10
minutes yesterday. Just felt
like q dip before I left for
home. Remember how sick I
was? Can hardly believe
I'm here. But let me tell you
a secret. AS sick as I. was
last year, I never gave up
hope that I'd be well again."
THERE YOU HAVE 1T as
1t all happened. Cross my
heart and hope to die if I
haven't told the truth. And
it couldn't have happened to
a nicer guy. Long may he live
so that his family and many
friends may continue to
enjoy his company.
#k
In a book written by DR..
s. Weir Mitchell in 1889
called DOCTOR AND Pa
TENT he said: Physicians
are often blamed for not
sooner warning a family of
the fact that, in some case
he and it are anxiously
watching. death is inevitable.
AS to this the doctor. has
mingled feelings. AS to cases
where there is little or no
doubt left, perfect frankness
should be, and Is, I think our
rule, but no one knows bet
ter, or as well as we, how
numberless are the chances
Of escape for cases which
seem to be at their worst.
Hence a part Of the reluc-
tance the physician has to
pronounce q verdict Of fatal
character"
SEE WHAT I mean about
the Importance of having
faith? From what DR.. Mitch
ell has said, you realize that
faith in recovery need not
be a one-sided affair. It's es-
sential that the patient be-
lieves that he will recover.
But it's doubly reassuring to
have q doctor who never
knows he Is licked.
4 D = y
DR.. SteincTohn'S Iedtlet,
Hon to Stop Killing Your
self" tDiH be sent on receipt
of q stamped, selt-dddreSsed
envelope and 10 cents In coin
for handling charges. Ad-
dress DR.. Stetncrohn In care
OF The Euenino Star.
Tomorrow: Eyes
Evening star., 1961-05-29
DEAR ABBY
Start 'Monkeying,' Mother
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

man there asked us our par
entS' names, occupations,
ages and so forth. Then he
typed out a so-called "li-
cense." That was all there
was to it. It didn't seem
like much of a wedding cere-
mony to me. I want to know
if this was a legal marriage.
We don't want to get mar
ried out loud yet because Of
financial reasons.
MARRIED OR NOT"
Take the license" to an
attorney and ask him If 1t
Is legal in this country.
= y D
DEAR ABBY: What do
you do when you must at
tend a social function and
proud parents TRAP every
one into watching their off
spring perform for two solid
hours? Send help fast!
Another one of those eve
nings is coming up, and I
don't think I can stand it.
NAUSEATED RELATIVE
If you MUST attend such
a function, just grin and
bear the boredom.
+ +
Yes, Abby lDiu GnSUer your
letter personally it you write
to Abby In care of The EUe-
ming Star and incloSe a
stamped, Selt-addreSSed en-
Delope.
Getting married? For
Abby'S booklet, "How to
Haze q LoUely Wedding"
send so cents to Abby, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
Evening star., 1961-05-29

DEAR ABBY: I have a IS
year-old son I am having
trouble with. He keeps his
bedroom door locked at all
times, and does not let me
in there alone to clean his
room. I have to wait until
he comes home from school
to make his bed so he can
go in with me and watch
me.
He says he doesn't want
anyone monkeying around in
his drawers. I wouldn't look
In his drawers anyway.
I haven't been able to give
his room a thorough clean
ing In over a year. Do all
teen-agers go through a
stage like this? How can I
get him to change his at
titude?
LOCKED OUT
II you are taking "OrderS"
from your 15-year-Old son,
prepare yourself for some
kingsiZed headaches in the
future. ALI teen-agers like
land deserve) some privacy,
but your son has gone over
board. 1t is your duty as
the mother Of a minor to
find out what he Is going
to such extremes to hide.
4
DEAR ABBY: I will get
right to the point. My boy
friend and I drove over the
border to Mexico to get mar
ried. We didn't have any
blood tests or anything. We
went to a place and signed
our names in a book, and the
Evening star., 1961-05-29
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Faith Is Strong Medicine
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

Either you believe it or not
when I say that faith is
strong medicine when you are
Ill. 1t is a fact, and not fic-
ton. born out by many ex-
periences with all kinds Of
patients and various diseases.
CONSIDER a phone call I
received from a friend in his
early sos. He was on his way
back home to New York after
spending the winter in
Florida.
He has rheumatic h art
disease. Things got so bad a
few years ago that he under
went heart surgery to open
up a mitral valve that had
almost completely shut down.
The operation was q success
and he felt much better.
About a year ago, after a
severe virus attack, his heart
began to kick up. He devel-
oped auricular fertilization.
His heart muscle beca m e
weaker. Fluid collected in his
legs and abdomen.
After a while, nothing
seemed to help. Digitalis and
injections Of diuretics (fluid
removers) didn't touch him.
I visited him. How he could
possibly do 1t. I don't know,
but he continued to smile.
And in q whisper he would
say Che had no strength to
talk): "I'l get we'll"
A few days later his wife
called to tell me that he was
in the hospital. When I
checked with his nurse about
visiting, she said: mo visi-
tors allowed, not even closest
friends or family-except his
wife. Although you're a doc
tor yourself, better get per-
mission from DR.. Smith. He
was in an hour ago. He's not
giving up but said that the
patient probably won't pull
through the night"
I called the next morning.
My friend was not only alive,
but much better. Somehow,
quinidine treatment had
caught on. Even so, he was
confined to his home for
months. Then they tried O
new cortiSone-type medicine.
He takes only a couple Of
pills a day. Since then he has
felt like q new man. The
fluids have disappeared from
his legs. He is not so short
Evening star., 1961-05-29
By the Associated Press

A $906 million program for
expanded studies Of the oceans
mysteries was proposed today
by the Navy.
The United States now trails
Russia in the scope Of It's
oceanographic research, a sub
ject Of great Importance to both
the civilian economy and mill
tary planning.
Ocean salt water covers
nearly three-fourths Of the
globe. And many scientists
claim that less is known Of the
oceans Inner space" than Is
known about outer space.
In outlining its proposed 10
year program, the Navy recon-
mended $245 million for mill
tary oceanography-additional
studies of detection factors such
as underwater acoustics and
magnetic action.
The second largest proposal
is 1929 million for ships. Six
teen Of these would be survey
ships and the others would be
used for various types Of re-
search. The Navy now has 13
survey ships and 20 miscellan-
eous research craft.
Forecasts for Warfare
One Of the recommendations
calls for an "operational marine
environment prediction Sys-
tenn" which would work some
thing like long-range weather
forecaSting. One phase of this
program would be for anti
submarine warfare, providing
forecasts on sea ice, currents
and other factors. These are
Evening star., 1961-05-29

Once I rode in a Rolls
Royce. 1t looked like a pat
ent leather shoe on wheels.
Formerly, I had figured that
my only chance Of riding In
one Of these would be the
day I led a funeral procession.
However. I rode in Billy
Roses Rolls-R Royce one eve
ming and I was surprised to
find that 1t mas only four
wheels. one engine, and q
chauffeur. all Of which are
silent. There are some rare
panelled woods inside but, as
I could not eat them, they
received scant attention from
me. Also, the lighter worked.
THE ROLLS has always
been the class car. It won't
get you there any faster than
a Ford or q Chevrolet; 1t
just makes you more con-
scious Of the poor people
while you're riding. 1t Is pos
sible that the owner Of a
buggy like this would need
a couple of hundred to repair
a scratch.
A few days ago. I saw
an advertisement by Rolls
Royce and I'm glad I read
it because now I know what
I'm missing, and will con-
tinue to miss forever. The
one depicted was called Rolls
Royce Silver Club H-$15,-
655.
The ad says: "Today'S
lls-Royce Is the outcome
Of 81 years Of elaboration"
In my case, they can 60 back
Evening star., 1961-05-29
Funds Sought to Study
MYSTERIES of the Sea

important in planning routes,
points of attack, mine planting
and nuclear warfare operations.
Secretary Of the Navy Con-
nally says he hopes that a $97
million fund for oceanography
contained in the fiscal 1862
budget can be increased sub
stantially.
Almost all of that money Is
tabled for pure research-of
ocean currents. depths, mass
water movements, ocean floors,
tides, minerals, gravity fields,
fish and marine vegetation.
This is of prime value in plan
ming for the future when more
food, more minerals and even
power may have to be taken
from the ocean.
Russia Has Large Program
But much of what Is learned
will be of interest in the
operation and detection of sub
marines and surface ships Of
the Navy.
Although Russia has q larger
oceanographic research pro-
gram, the United States has
moved ahead On a few specific
programs.
For example, United States
scientists have made far deeper
explorations of the ocean than
Russians, including q dive to
a 7-mile depth off Guam
believed the deepest point in
any sea.
Russia has more ships sur
veying the ocean, and presum-
ably has better charts and
records Of ocean environment.
Evening star., 1961-05-29
Answer to LAMASERY

lama. layer. lame, lares, Tyre. aery.
alary. aims. alas. alarms, army area,
aSea, male, mare, mari. mslar, meals,
mesa, sale. same, salsm, ssyer. salary,
seal. seam, scar. slyer. slam. slayer,
smear. easy, early. earls, eral, rale.
rase. reamS, real, relay. realm. rely.
years.
Evening star., 1961-05-29

of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition Of
"s." such as bats" cats" are not
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

me because they didn't send
anybody down in those days.
But when we came back / got
o job with the Rochester club
as publicity man.
''But I am not an old man, "
says Paul. who has wayy gray
hair and looks like an executive
is supposed to look. '"The way
you tell an old man is when you
hear him talk about the good
old days"
Paul says baseball is better
than ever. "You hear old-timers
say the present crop couldn't
make it the old days. That's
sheer baloney. The ballplayers
of today are so far ahead Of
the ones of Is years ago it isn't
even funny"
= So
Paul has q good suggestion
Evening star., 1961-08-10

for those who disagree. Let
'em look at the old baseball
guides" he said drawing but a
baseball guide for 1896.
Nov this is IS years ago
and they had some great ath-
letes then--Ed Linke. Jack
Russell. John Welsh. Dick vii
liams. Sam Jones. Carl Rey-
nolds, Walt Ripley -. I can
go on and on-names nobody
win remember.
"It Is all quite simple. Every
body remembers the Ruths and
the Cobbs and the Speakers.
What they do is compare the
lower case players Of today
with the upper case players Of
yesterday.
Nov, here's a name you
Evening star., 1961-08-10

automobiles, pool rooms and
other sports were to blame for
the dechne Of the minor leagues.
Sounds familiar. If I may
quote Charles Ebbets, who said
it in 1912: Baseball is in its
infancy.
That's how we feel about it.
We have the best stadium in
the major leagues. It is within
walking distance of the hotels.
No stadium is as centrally To-
Gated and no stadium is as easy
to get into and out of.
mo, we will not finish in the
black this year. But that does
not precipitate any crisis what
soever."
Evening star., 1961-08-10

licity Director Nate Wallack
points out. "a newspaper there
said that Hank Greenberg was
going to move the Indians to
the West Coast. Now that
would be q neat trick, being
as Greenberg Is now with the
White Sox and has no connec-
ton with our club"
A4 "a
The fact remains Cleveland
viii lose money this year. The
club that drew 2,620.627 fans
in 1948 will wind up almost
2 million shy Of that figure
this year. The Indians have
drawn barely over 100000 to
date and win be lucky to top
100000.
But william r. Daley, chief
stockholder and chairman of
the board, has other interests.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

He also Is chairman Of the
board for the Nickel Plate and
Chesapeake 81 Ohio Railroads.
lie q big Cleveland industrialist
and has mining interests in
Canada.
Nobody is gripping here. /"
Paul says. Nobody Is moaning.
The crowds win come back as
strong as ever. But we must do
our part"
AHR
Paul has been in baseball
for many years-25 Of them
with Cincinnati, the last nine
as general manager.
But the way I started" he
says, twas with a temporary
job that was supposed to last
only six weeks. I went with
the Rochester club for spring
training. The newspapers hired
Evening star., 1961-08-10

wouldn't remember. I remem-
Der one day during q game
they went to look for him on
the bench and he wasn't there.
They finally found him asleep
in the tarpaulin tube. A real
fierce athlete, that one
&&s
In 1917 and 1918. Paul says,
there was q great to-do over the
collapse Of the minor leagues.
''In 1917, only IL Of the. 20
leagues which started survived.
In 1918 it was written that only
a skeleton of the minors re-
mained. The war was not to
blame. one report said. Movies,
Evening star., 1961-08-10

at a typewriter and move
a ball club"
That is what happened just
recently in Los Angeles, Pub
Evening star., 1961-08-10
THE BASEBALL
BEAT :
By BILL FUCHS
BY BILL FUCHS

The Indians are in Cleveland to stay. Gahe Paul.
the general manager THE that we VIII move are
merely the Pigments Of the magnaon Of people not familiar
With, the situation" he says.
There Is positively no thought of anybody moving the
franchise" insists "Ts great baseball town Cleveland
Evening star., 1961-08-10

Sehbne biggest aCCenoance marx
In the major leagues. It is our
jehs to see that the crowds
come back.
At is very easy to sit down
Evening star., 1961-08-10

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