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sSsSfS toWa tassSs'y soaS: VIZ isf'rsssSS :sanS
rear porch and rec. rm.; $3.50 mo
WO. 6-6633 or IA. 2.0774.
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with air COMO. . baths. ny. fn.
With firepl.. din. rm.. sep. break.
ns rm: tGE%i iSTsiy ysid ei mr.. OOEsl al:yssts sss
School. To inspect, call OIL.
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CONTINUED on Next PagO)
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W00nTFV 1UT9

Modern 3-bedrm. 2-bath brick resi-.
denee: maids quarters. Available
Immediately. Mr.. o'HaRan. RE. 2.
0505 or FE. $1,000.
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ARL.. near Key BFidge, 1908 n,
Ss GSlC9iAl h.s:sss:ses s:sssss sT sSo q no. e'H 5
ARLINGTON N.-Attraetiye 2 and
8 bedrm. houses: reasonable: COW.
location. IA. 6.B067.
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Anhv1 m. v1,li:Slses: ssdla: ,ufl SlH S,mg g W. y:
rage: fenced yard. $120. IA. 3.
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WHEATON,. MD, 120ss Milton At
.2-story brk. house with fin
1shed bsmt. Has 8 bedrms., iiv,
rm;, din. Hm.. kit. and bath.
$3.50 per mo. Present tenant VIII
snow; n. O. sMrTHY CO., ST,
, 1961-02-01
TITLE IA
C m e S

NJ III 6S ####@Mr
IS 8 ~. 1t is recommended that the penalty for a
nisdemeanor be reduced to $500 fine or Imprisonment not
exceeding six months. or both.
It has been observed that the penalties for INSIDE
meanorS have been increased from a maximum fine of
$500 or a maximum imprisonment Of six months, or both,
to maximum fine of 5000 or one year in jail or both. Under
Revision Note OF 5 3, Title Ia, it is stated that in 1916 the
Municipality of Saint Thomas and Saint John reduced the
penalty for nisdenneanors to a maximum fine Of 500 or
six months in jail, or both; while the Municipality of Saint
Croix continued the higher penalty OF 5000 fine or one year
in jail, or both. The revision note also states that the
Code Advisory Committee adopted the penalty Of the Mu-
~nicipality of Saint Croix for the entire Virgin Islands.
On the other hand, Section % Of the Revised Organic
Act Of the Virgin Islands OF 1854 grants exclusive original
jurisdiction to the inferior courts municipal courts of all
criminal cases wherein the maximum punishment which
may be imposed does not exceed a fine of 500 or impri-
sonment for six months, or both" This was the same limi-
tation placed on the exclusive original jurisdiction of in
ferior courts by the 1886 Organic Act. The 1854 Revised
Organic Act, however, allows the municipal courts ex-
panded jurisdiction by providing that said courts shall
have original jurisdiction, concurrently with the district
court, in civil or criminal actions as conferred upon them
by local law. If the penalty for misdemeanors is reduced
to $100 fine or six months Imprisonment, or both, it would
mean that the municipal courts would have exclusive, orr
ginal jurisdiction Of all misdemeanor cases; thus making a
clearly defined demarkation between the exclusive iuris-
diction OF the municipal courts and the district court, as
far as cases are concerned.
"A preliminary study has revealed that there has been
no appreciable increase in misderneanor cases in the Mu-
nicipality of Saint Thomas and Saint John since the re-
duction in penalty was made in 1916; nor has the higher
penalty in Saint Croix reduced the misdemeanor viola
tons in any way.
If this recommendation is accepted by the Commit
tee, a list will be prepared indicating the specific sections
Of Title IA which should be amended to bring them into
line.
5 IA. It is recommended that the section be
amended to read as follows:
Whoever, not being a law enforcement
officer, directly or indirectly represents himself
as such officer, shall be fined not more than $500
or imprisoned not more than I year. or both"
The above language clarifies the section making it a
crime for a person, other than a law enforcement officer,
to represent himself as such officer.
1908. The following revision of this section is re-
commended by the Judge Of the Municipal Court of Saint
ICroix:
, 1961-02-01

LEGISLATIVE RECORD.
Continued From Yesterday.
New Section Recommended:
IT is recommended by the Judge Of the Municipal
Court Of Saint Croix that a new section be added to this
Title as follows:
All reference to race or color on applica-
tions for marriage, employment, drivers licenses,
and all other applications for licenses or forms
shall be omitted where such applications or forms
are issued or required by the Government Of the
Virgin Islands or any of its agencies. Provided,
however, that this shall not apply to any form
used in connection with a Federal Census or a
school census"
In j~ustifying this amendment the Judge states:
There is no need to know the race or color OF an indivi
dual except for the purpose OF practicing discrimination
and, therefore, such references are forbidden by the laws
Of several states for example New York;. However, for
population studies and as an aid in research, it is necessary
for census officials to be able to break down the population
Of the country as to racial, religious and other groups.
There is no danger in this area that the information will
be used to harm any individual
We concur in the above amendment and in the justi-
fcation therefor.
TITLE II
Commerce And Trade
IS 10l1 (a) Change may investigate, etc" to
Shall investigate"
s 1912. Change may determine the prices, etc" to
shall determine the prices, etc.
The above amendments are urgently recommended
in order to make the Price Control Program mandatory
and effective. The amendments may be improved by stat
ing that such action shall be taken at least once a month.
S 1911. Paragraph 5 should be amended to read as
follows: sells at a price higher than prescribed by the
Price and Rent Control Officer or by the Commissioners Of
Property and Procurement.
This amendment is necessary in order to eliminate
any reference to a Price and Rent Commission which does
not exist, and also to allow retailers and wholesalers to
sell at a price lower than those prescribed by law, but not
higher, This will allow for competition within the ceiling
prices.
TITLE IL
Conservation
There are amendments that should be made to this
Title to revise the licensing system, regulate the seasons,
etc. However, it is recommended that such changes be
submitted by the Hunters Associations in the Virgin
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TITLE II
5 1011 (a)
shall investigate
C o n S e a t j n

There are amendments that should be made to this
Title to revise the licensing system, regulate the seasons,
etc. However, it is recommended that such changes be
submitted by the Hunters Associations in the Virgin
Islands.
, 1961-02-01
TITLE Is
Corporations and Associations

No changes are recommended to this Title. However,
it is noted that several new sections were included under
this title derived from the Corporation Laws Of the Com
monwealth Of Puerto Rico and the State Of Delaware.
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Service
Slated

The corporate communion
service and fall ingathering
of the Armed Services Com
mittee of the United Thank
Offering will be held at 10
am. tomorrow in the Bethle-
hem Chapel of the Washing
ton Cathedral.
Following the service, a cof-
fee will be given by the Wash
ington chairman, Mrs. Wade
H. Haislip, at Governors
House, United States Soldiers
Home.
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and brings you new world of comfort with
light and lovely bras made with fabulous new
VYRENE' the superior spandex

Vyren the sparx fiber the makers of famous
asx Cosamer fine yet ultra strong Vyren bras that
lighter softer ner-v control and comfort you with
Vrene helps bras fit better with racay wovenn stretch that
S. RUBBER, ROCKEFELLER CENTER
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esSary amount from the size
medium dimensions. Remem-
Der. the flip should lap over
almost to one side and the
underlap should be just as
deep in order to fit comfort
ably and securely.
Cut a rectangle Of terry
cloth 50"x20" (see illustra-
tom. With chalk, mark 16
inches in from each end on
one long side. This is where
your darts go. Each dart is
~ inches long. Cut pocket
piece 8"x9".
To Make: Stitch darts. This
long side with the darts will
be the waist edge. Turn a.
narrow hem at each of the
four sides and edge stitch.
If you have a zig-zag ma
chine, you can finish these
raw edges by using the over
cast stitch instead of a mar
row hem. Now, turn each of
the four sides under one inch.
To Measure for Dot Snap
pers: The first flip laps over
right. Therefore to mark top
sections of snappers, place
one on the wrong side of the
wrap IA inches in from the
side edge and on the waist
hem. Be sure to place 1t on
the hem because you'll need
the double layer Of terry for
reinforcement. The second
snapper is placed 6 inches in
from the first one. The but
ton sections of the snappers
are placed on the other end
and on the right side Of the
flip. This time you use six
snappers, to make it adjust
able. The first is placed on
the waist hem, Ia inches in
from the side edge. The other
5 are then spaced 2 inches
apart.
Pocket: The pocket goes
on the left side that wraps
over and is placed on a slant,
as illustrated, Turn one Of
the 9-inch sides under one
inch and stitch. Then pin
the other 8 sides under "a
inch. Place pocket on flip,
slanting it so that the cor
ner fitting up is 4 inches
from the waist edge and the
corner closest to the side
edge Is 4 inches from this
edge. The pocket must be
tilted this way so that a
comb or any other utensils
can be easily slipped in and
out as they are used. Top
stitch the pocket to the flip
around the 3 sides with the
narrow hens.
1861, Field Enterprises. Inc.
Miss Scott is always glad TO heor
from her readers, and whenever pos
sible will use their questions in her
column, but because Of the greet
volume Of moiI received dolly, she
cannot answer individual letters.
For your copy of "15 Gifts
You Can Make" Drite to Pa
tricia Scott in care of The
EUening Star, incloSing a
long, Selt-addreSSed stamped
enUelope and 20 cents in coin
to coUer printing and han
ding costs. The subjects for
this fascinating booklet Dere
selected from among Miss
ScottS most popular columns.
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Seams
to-
Me

Today's column, repeated
in response to popular de-
mand, shows how to make a
wonderful Christmas gift for
husband. sons. brothers or
male friends. It's a terry
flip that wraps around and
snaps securely in place. 1t
will eliminate the towel
wrapped around while shaw
ing or after a shower.
The measurements I give
are for a size medium (34-
80. For smaller or larger
just measure the waistline,
and add or subtract the nee
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
School Teacher Wins S25,OOO Libel Suit Against Fairbanks NeWS-Miner

FAIRBANKS lR - Mrs. Eliza beth B. Trujillo of Fairbanks has been awarded a total of $25,000 damages in a libel suit filed against the Fairbanks Publishing Company, Inc, publishers of the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner.
 At the conclusion of a three day trial Friday, Judge Everett Hepp instructed the jury to re- turn a verdict for the plaintiff. Saturday night the jury awarded Mrs. Trujillo $6,00O in compen- satory damages and $19,000 in punitive damages.
 Mrs. Trujillo brought sui t against the publishing company seeking $100,OO0 in damages for libel she claimed ocurred by pub lication in the News-Miner of art icles concerning her during Octo- Der, 1857 and October, 1858.
 In her suit she claimed dam age to her good name because the articles stated she had been fired from her position of school teach CT due to differences of opinion with the North Pole School Board whereas she had actually resigned her position.
 News Miner publisher C. w. Snedden stated the verdict will be appealed to the State Supreme Court.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Designate Alaska Sections Redevelopment Areas
 Eligible For Federal Aid

WASHINGTON R - The Com merce Department Saturday an- nounced the designation of 468 rural counties and AS Indian re- servations in 42 states as redev- elopment areas eligible for fed eral aid.
 Federal aid available under 8 new area redevelopment law to- tals $394 million.
 Classification of a redevelop. ment area does not mean auto matic aid Qualified areas must get state and federal approval of an economic development pro- gram before federal aid is given on specific projects aimed at creating permanent job opportun- ities, the announcement said. The designated areas, by states in- clude: Alaska-Kenai.
 The Indian reservation area designations by reservations and counties, include:
 Alaska - Bristol Bay, Norton Sound, Cook Inlet and southeast areas.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Propose Fly 2O,OOO Cuban Refugees To Miami

WASHINGTON LR - T h e United States organized a com mercial airlift Saturday to give free flights from Havana to Mi ami to more than 10000 Cuban refugees.
 Whether Prime Minister Fidel Castro would permit the mass exodus was not known immedi- ately in Washington.
 The State Department announ- ced Friday night that the govern ment had arranged to defray the cost" of transportation for the more than 20,GO0 Cuban refu- gees who are cleared to come to this country. The overall cost was estimated at around $350,000.
 The plan was worked out with Pan American World AirWays.
 The refugees qualified for the airlift transportation are those who obtained U. s. visas before the United States broke off rela- tions with Cuba last January and those who since who obtained "Waivers of Visas."
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Danish Scientist
 To Hunt Whales
 With Bow X Arrow

ANNAPOLIS, Md. R-A Mary land scientist will hunt whales in the Arctic this summer with bow and arrow.
 Dr. Vagn Flyger of the Natural Resources Institute of the Uni versity of Maryland hopes to prove whales can be taken easier and less destructiVely this way than with explosive weapons.
 The arrow will be tipped with hypodermic needles carrying le- thai doses of drug, succinylcho- line chloride. Flyger has used arrows with lighter doses suc- cessfully in capturing deer for shipment about the state.
 If his expedition is successful. it could prove boon to the whaling industry, which is now reported experiencing economic difficulties.
 Flyger, a native of Denmark, expects to leave here today and will travel by plane and Eskimo boat to the mouth of the MacKen- zie River in Canada's Northwest Territories.
 Flyger will be based in an Es- kimo village and will hunt from Eskimo boats during the three to four weeks of his stay.
 The 39-year-old stocky, blond scientist helped develop a special hypodermic needle for the proj- ect. It measures 5H inches and is equipped with three sharp barbs to hold it in the whale
 When the needle-tipped arrow hits the target, a small explosive charge forces the special drug into the body of the whale to kill it. Flyger said the drug is not dangerous to humans, or to animals which might later con- sume the meat.
 Explosive harpoons, the stand ard means of taking whales, ren- ders much of the meat unfit fo1 human consumption, Flyger said. He will hunt with bow and ar row instead of gun primarily be- cause of the difficulty Of repair ing a gun in a remote region. But he's taking along pistol which will fire the hypo cartridge, just in case.
 He has two bows, one with pressure of 27 pounds and more powerful 43-pound bow, He hopes to get within 30 feet of the whale for his shots.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Eichmann Concludes 2 Days of Testimony

JERUSALEM R - Adolf Eich- mann concluded 25 days of testi- mony today with plea to his Israeli judges to accept his con- tention that he was never anti Semitic but only a loW-ranking person ''who had to keep my nose in the card index files"
 The former Gestapo official, on trial for his life and charged with criminal responsibility in the Nazi slaughter of six million Jews, looked tired and pale as he wound up his long testimony.
 His final remarks from the stand were in answer to questions put to him by the presiding judge of the tribunal which will decide if he hangs.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24

spike, tipped with a hard surface lift usually of steel or with a steel fnsert. Complaints that these lifts, with a noisy click in every step, snagged hosiery, damaged carpeting and floor surfaces, were heard round the world.
 The latest evolution - and a new lift for the well-heeled ladies - are nodded of Texin, a ure- thane elaStomer compound devel- oped by Mobay Chemical Com- pany. Texin lifts, it is said, outwear all other rubber-like materials, are quiet, shock absorbing, non-slip on most surfaces, kind to carpet ing. And, you can't lose the lift unless you lose the shoe because 1t is an integral part of the inner spike. A giant step forward!
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24

"choplneS - blocks of wood with shoes atop them. The chopines added as much as Is inches to a lady's height. :. kept dainty feet high above the muddy city streetsl
 Queen Elizabeth 1 of England added inches to her stature with high-heeled slippers and LouiSXIV of France had his court Shoe- maker raise his heels with cork so he could tower above his subjects!
 These early heels became badge of gentle birth . :. :. peasants and workmen were not permitted to have heels on their shoes!
 During the 18th century, ex- pcnsive shoes for both men and women appeared in America :. in heights rising and falling with fashions dictates.
 Finally came the 4-inch curved
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
-4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 available al The Nome Nugget
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
 OF THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
 No. 60-48-P
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FIRST AND FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT OF ADMINISTRATORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
 OF
 ERNEST c. BALL, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Will liam Hoogendorn, Administrator of the above named estate has filed his First and Final Report and Account, and that the 18th day of September, 1861, at the hour of 200 pm. of said day, in the above named Court, Nome, Alaska, has by Court Order been fixed as the time and place for a hearing on said report and account.
 Objections, if any there be, to said report and account will be heard at this time.
 Dated this goth day of July, 1861
 WILLIAM HOOGENDORN,
 Administrator Virgil D. Vochoska, Attorney for Administrator Publish July "A, 31, Aug. 2, IA, 1861.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Discriminatory =.

Discriminatory
 LONDON RNLaborite Barbara Castle has introduced in the House of Commons a bill outlaw ing coin operated turnstiles in public lavatories for women. Mems lavatories are free, she says and this is discrimination.
Evening star., 1961-12-06

clothes on fishing trips. out
ings and picnics. Whether
Roman Catholic, Episcopa-
liam or any faith, are they
permitted to do such things?
Please comment. Abby. And
perhaps the clergy would like
to explain themselves.
MRS. SHOCKED
You have a short" in
your thinking. / don't know
of any diocese or religious
order that requires priests to
wear clerical clothes at all
places, under all circum-
stances. Such decisions are
left to the discretion Of the
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Of accepting or declining.
However, II q girl accepts a
date with q boy 10 drip or
q dream) she must either 60
with him or stay home.
EUerybody's got a problem.
What's yours? For q personal
reply, send a seU-dddreSsed.
stamped envelope to Abby. In
care OF The Euening Star.
For Abby's booklet, Hon to
Haze a Louely Wedding" send
SOC to Abby. Boz 1865. Beverly
Hills, Calf.
Distributed by
McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
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hold their good wishes TO
others.
y
DEAR ABBY: Am I wrong
to tell my 14-year-old fresh
man daughter that she does
not have to accept a date
with the first boy who asks
her? She insists that If she
refuses the first boy, she can
not accept a date for that
night at all!
On several occasions she
has accepted a date with the
first boy who asked her, and
has been sorry because an
hour later a boy she wanted
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to go with asked her. There
were times when she turned
down a date because she
didn't care for the boy. and
when q boy she really liked
asked her. she turned him
down, too. because she had
already refused the first one.
Please straighten this out.
She won't listen to me.
MRS. B.
A girl need not stay home
IL she rejects the first boy
who asks her out. Boys
choose the dates they want,
and girls have the privilege
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priest. I have never heard
Of any objections to a priest
wearing a sport shirt while
on a picnic, an outing or
fishing. And you certainly
can't expect him to 30 for
a swim In his collar!
y y II
DEAR ABBY: My husband
died in midsummer. Would
it be in poor taste to send
Christmas cards or send gifts
this year?
WIDOW
Certainly not. Those in
mourning should not with
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DEAR ABBY j.:
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

DEAR ABBY: What Is this
world coming to? I was
shocked when my daughters
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girl friend told me that last
summer their priest put on
bathing trunks and went
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Christmas collection Of pants that lead greet
outdoors life, warm up to the fire, go to kinder
eorten or keep dad sharp os tack q. i. . in foct,
pants for just about everyone on your gift list
Best Of all, no one will ever know who wears the
pants in your family because everyone does. For
complete Christmas eoveroge . visit our three
B,Idoet Stores
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-02

mond, came home for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Duna-
wants Sunday visitors were her
sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thompson and children. Of
Frederick. Md.
Miss Barbara Dunavant. stu
dent nurse at Johnston Willis
Hospital, is spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Dunevant.
Miss Rosemary Love gave a
swimming party for 20 of her
friends at Horsepen Lake Sat
urday. Gary Love also enter
tanned IL Of his friends with a
swimming party Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Price, Jr.,
and children were recent visi-
tors Of the Jack Allen family at
Curdsville.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-02
PO1Uhntan Memorial Service Paws
Tribute To Confederate Dead

ito honor the heroic and noble
sons of Powhatan county who
gave their all in that epic strug-
gle of the 18th century = 1861 to
1865 - struggle which not only
tore asunder our then young
country, but even reached into
our homes to divide the most
sacred element of society, the
human family
Gen. Haas cited the outstand-
ing virtues Of some of the great
leaders of that day. which may
have been equaled but never sur
passed. Among these great lead
ers was Gen. Robert E. Lee
noted for his military genius, high
moral leadership and a great
American; Gen. Jon. M. Stone
WALL Jackson whose military ex-
PLOTS of l86l-63 are today studied
in every army of the world
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-02
Knoxville

June Mrs. H. W. Wright S
Sunday visitors We're Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M Wright and Kathy
Of Centenary.
Twenty five members of the
BWC Lottie Moon Circle of Beth
lehem Church and their huS-
bands met for a supper Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Price,
Jr., attended.
Mrs. Jennie DuneVant' week
end guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunter Allen and S. E. Dunno
want, Jr., Of Woodbridge.
Mrs. Katharine Allen attended
the Woman's Club luncheon at
the Town and Country restau-
rant near Lynchburg Friday.
Miss Anne Wootton. Of Rich
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-02
Patrick Henry
Graduates
To Hear Coyner

Twenty two Seventh grade
completion certificates will be
presented tonight Thursday
during promotion exercises at
Patrick Henry Lower School at
Prospect.
M. Boyd Coyner, Jr., history
professor at Hampden Sydney
College, will be the speaker for
the exercises at Prospect Meth
odist Church at 8 o'clock.
The Rev. A. R. Knots will
give the invocation, and W. w.
Vaughan will present the certif-
icateS.
Mrs. T. A. McCorkle will pre-
sent a cash prize to the student
winner of the annual essay con-
test sponsored by the Daughters
of the American Revolution. This
years subject was 1.-The James
River"