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Arizona sun., 1961-04-20

LONDON - The one and
only Ella Fitzgerald is flying
Ugh in the U. K. She's done a
couple dozen smash concerts.
Took off the other day for
some appearances in Israel,
but not until a small hassle
had been Strengthened out. Ira
vel conditions being tough, Ell
las transportation manager
had booked her on a tWo-en-
CINE plane. The noted singer
balked. eff they think Lady
Fitz is taking off in a two-en-
gine plane, they just lost a
singer" she declared. They got
her a bigger plane.
Josh White and 20 year-old
Josh, Jr. cutting a wide swath
here in after-dark club circles.
Life InternationaIs three
pager on gospel songbird Ma
halia jackson notes she has
sung for ex-President Eisen-
hover. Humph! Mahalia has
sung for three U. S. Presidents
= Truman, Ike and JFK. {.
Paul Robson recuperating
from heart attack in Moscow
hospital
Pacifist minded Britishers
who were hauled to the clink
for putting on a "ban the
bomb" demonstration, took a
leaf out of the technique note
book of American southern
students by staging sit-in. .
This town having love affair
with Lena Horne who is dis
playing her unique talent at
the Hippodrome Corner. In
her audience the other night
were Princess Margaret and
| Anthony Armstrong Jones.
Singer Leon Bibb is a member
of the tan talent. corps making
friends and pounds here.
British Can Be Silly Too
Dept: A Wolverhampton cof-
fee bar has turned into a ''pri-
vate club" in order to ban col
ored people. Quote from the
management: "We have been
open only two months and the
i coloured people have made a
nuisance of Themselves. l be-
lieve coloured should stick to
their own country" 1000
West Indians arrived here the
other day = the largest group
of immigrants to reach Britain
this year. More than 900 plan
to live and work in London.
They are the first of 10000
islanders who have booked
passage a $210 one-way pas
sage in Is voyages.
Senator Eastland would blow
his segregationist wig if he
were to attend outside the AS
toria Dance Salon near Lon
don's twisting Soho and watch
all the pretty girls - vanilla
= enter and leave, hand in
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
PEOPLES
VOICE
Dear Mr.. Robinson:

Dear Mr.. Robinson:
l notice you corrected me
when I wrote "et al' in my let
ter of Mch. You changed it to
"etc." Et al is Latin for land
ALL" That is, all those in the
same category. Etc. stands for
ct cetera, meaning, "and so
forth. F"
Yes, l was born and reared
in poverty-good clean power
ty-and / think / was just as
happy as my millionaire cou-
sins. When one is poor he gets
a better, clearer perception of
life than do those who have
everything handed to them on
a silver platter.
Sincerely,
Mrs. M Conan
1146 E. Fillmore
Phoenix
The Editor,
Arizona Sun
Dear Sir:
The members of the Phoe-
nix Alumni Chapter of Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity wish to
thank you for the complete
coverage of our 18th Annual
Western Provincial Meeting,
March 81 April l, 1861 at
Del Webb's Hiway House.
Comments are too numerous to
report on the fine pictures and
articles that appeared in your
weekly.
Again we thank you.
Sincerely,
John l.. Edwards
Polemarch, Phoenix Alumni
Chapter, Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20

desires.
1, personally, feel that moral
issues are something that will
have to be dealt with first, in
the home, second, in the
Church and schools. 1t does not
profit anyone to remove the
evil from an individual if he
still has that longing for it.
More is gained if a person is
able to overcome the evil than
to remove it or tell him that
it is removed, so that he could
MT have it. In a free society, a
person should be free to choose
as he so desires.
j D. HOlOmeS.
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
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hand with chocolate favored
London males. F.. Joe LuStig,
public relations director of
London's newest and swank-
est hostelry, The Carlton Tow
er, and publicist for several
major film companies, has be-
come London correspondent
for VIP Vital Information
Press. Joe, a Yank, was once
flack for Manhattan's mid
towns Basin Street
London lingo is marvellous.
A music publisher promised to
come by my hotel to collect"
me to take me to lunch. Tele-
vision is "telly' = wot else?
l heard an office secretary tell
a girl friend she was going to
invite someone over for din
ner because he was always
good for giggleS." And an
other apple-cheeked young Ia
dy, asked by her fiance for a
date assented with the sugges-
ton that he "sWay by about
eight"
African dancer Faye Diene,
with the 30-member African
Voodoo troupe now at a theatre
in Newcastle, has had enough
of modern transportation. Di-
enc, leaving his plane at New
castle Airport, collapsed and
was taken to a hospital. Doc
tors said he was suffering from
air sickness and weakness. But
Diene vows he will return
home as soon as he is able to
travel. His diagnosis of his
trouble is that a spell had been
cast upon him because he dis
obeyed his parents, who had
forbidden him to fly.
In Chatham, Kent, Tyrell
Charles, West Indian, was pro-
secuted by Chief Inspector
Mungo Allan, a Scotsman on
charges of damaging lantern
owned by a Chinaman, Wang
Lee Lin. New York corre-
spondents of London newspa-
pers are alerting locals that A
merica's "Black Muslims" are
al1egedly training ''secret ar
my" which will become a Mau
Mau type operation ready to
wage open war on the entire
white community in case of
white provocation." Basis for
this charge is to be found in
book "The Black Muslims in
America" by DR.. c. Eric Lin
coin, a sociologist. Lincoln
claims the forces of Prophet
Elijah Muhammad are being
secretly trained in judo, mill
tary drill and the use of knives
and blackjacks and that cit is
not unlikely that they are
gathering an armory of small
arms"
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
ARIzoNAS BUSIEST
LIQUOR sTcRI /TMM

Wednesday, April 10, 1861
Well, Folks:
Don't that barbecue smell
good? Every time l open the
window to wait on drive-in
customer 1 get hungry all over
again. Maybe I'm going to have
to shave because that sauce
keeps getting in my whiskers.
Come on down and sink a
tooth into our Succulent Ribs.
They have that real old fash
iOned flavor that you have
been looking for. Come on
down for lunch, dinner, mid
night snack or take home a
pound or two at any time, be-
cause we are open from 1890
AM until 1890 = even later
on WeekendS.
AS always,
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
LEE ACKERMAN
REPORTS

Maricopa County Democrats
are unable to vote in the End
Congressional District race on
May 2, but it is no time to sit
back without helping. This
election is extremely impor-
tant to- all Democrats because
the party has no one in the
House of Representatives now.
Many people have already
assisted Morris K. Udall in his
campaign in this area. There
are financial committees. The
women of the county have
helped with mailings, and
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20

p. S. Don't forget we still
have your favOrite beverages.
They all go good with your
favOrite barbecue.
"Reddy"
Arizona sun., 1961-04-20
Reputation is a priceless possession.

We place dollar value Funeral Home, but
the confidence which the public placed through
the defies evauation Indeed is spiritual and
has counterpart the material world This that
you have given to most valuable possession =
has been developed through the by mutual re-
lationship. From you, your problem and trust in
u.s. tradition of generations of
ing the of families during tragic hour We feel that
a loving memorial dignified, simple and sincere =
the best way preserve the memory of loved
Serving Families of Every Faith
At Any Hour Call
RAGSDALE MORTUARY
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Evening star., 1961-05-09
TAKOMA FORD

7035 Carroll Ave. JU. $1,000
'5s Custom station
wagon, 6-cylinder motor. power
special today 5000.
Evening star., 1961-05-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN SO Premiere 4-dr.: r
BURROWS RAMBLER, 600 II ct
Sc. Ii 4-S300
Evening star., 1961-05-09

~ LILB LLI1ttk Z u DAs I4AS5LJH
OLDs 81 "9S' de luxe Holiday Sc
dan: fully equipped, one Of our
faithful and satisfied owners Just
bought 7th new car from US
car that will give YOU thousands
Zee il al oLMsTEAD MOTOR CO,
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. =
Evening star., 1961-05-09

FORD 80 oalaxie 2-dr.i :. and h.,
new Wv, tires, front end COM
pletely overhauled, 81, $50; or best
offer. WE. 5-5130, UN. 4-9545,
Evening star., 1961-05-09
.McNEIL PONTIAC

PONTIAC 81 4-dr. sta. vs8.; 2
s1iss sGnf r. sRowN sc h PoST1Sc fS5Si &C. Ri Ri
Wilson blvd, Arlinston. Va, IA.
Evening star., 1961-05-09
ROSENTHAL

Chevrolet -corvair Corvette
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-65sI
, 1961-01-23
VIRGIN ISLANDS =.

Colbert.
The float 40 feet long is a re
plica of one of the ships used by
Christopher Columbus when he
sailed hese waters in 1893. 1t
FLOATS" in a blue sea, with a mod
el representing Columbus at the
helm. Also aboard were three
beautiful young women represent
ing st. Thomas, st. Croix and St.
John. The ship carried the name
Charlotte Amalie." Inscriptions
on the sides stated, "The first from
tier in 1892 . The new frontier
in 1862 Still another sign bore
the legend, ~Virgin Islands-Play-
ground in the Sun"
, 1961-01-23
N oTIcE

Buildings for light industry,
buildings for warehousing, de-
signed and built by Car tie En-
cheering, lease basis, per
square foot per year. Time de-
livery contracts, for additional
Information write CARTE En-
cheering, General Delivery,
Christiansted, st. Croix, v. I
or visit office at Golden Rock
just outside Christiansted,
, 1961-01-23
VIRGIN ISLANDS .

with bills and other supporting
documents to Finance, and there
would be a pre- audit before pay
ment. The Department of Finance
will also keep detailed accounts
for. each department, thus freeing
the latter Of that responsibility,
, 1961-01-23
LANDMARKS LEAGUE .

LEAGUE 80.
Sion Hill; Mr.. & Mrs. Lee Plat at
Estate Pearl and Mr.. & Mrs. Lee
Swarthout at Southern Cross will
be displayed on February Z and
March z.
On Tour 8, which takes place on
January 81 and February IA, the
homes of Mr.. & Mrs. Edward Win
tiers at Estate Carlton; the Saint
Croix Museums greathouse at
Estate Whims Mr., & Mrs. Kia La
waetz, MI. & Mrs. Ward NJ. Cana
day at Estate Annaly, Mr.. & Mrs.
William G.. Thayer, Jr., at Buffers
Bay and Mr.. & Mrs. Richard D.
Richards Northside, will be dis
played.
Each guest is supplied with a
card listing all the homes and a
short history of them.
, 1961-01-23
sEAToN y.

Danish Post Office and Custom
house, Steeple Building, and Gov
eminent House. Rich in historical
associations, these buildings COM
memorate the colonial develop
ment of the Virgin Islands.
, 1961-01-23
N o E

A three story building will be
erected and ready for occu-
panty during 1861. Located
conveniently on S t n d
Street, it will contain stores
with excellent window dis
play, all stores to be divided
to suit tenants. Second and
third floors to contain profess
sional and commercial Office
space. Designed and built by
CARTE Engineering for addi-
tional information on leases
write to Carrie Engineering,
Gen. Del. Christiansted, or
visit office at Golden Rock.
, 1961-01-23
FOR SALE
BRAND NEW 1861 Chevrolet Truck.
A..a ~aaoI .a-;a. rAono

Apache model. series C4309
Cross weight rating: 5 to Z tons. Thriftmaster
6cylinder engine, IL #. Stake body.
Truck was damaged when unloaded from vessel
and will be sold by Sealed Bid on an as is and
where is basis.
Prospective buyers desiring to bid on this vehicle
may arrange to inspect it by calling Frederik-
sted Telephone 1853 or 90; ask for Mr.. Merwin or
Mr.. ZONES.
All sealed bids on account of this sale will be
opened at ZOO pm. January 81, 1861, in the Of
flee Of Rob't L. Merwin < Co., Inc, Frederiksted
St. Croix. Check or cash deposit in the amount Of
25S must accompany your bid. Balance payable
on delivery of the truck. Deposits of unsuccessful
bidders will be returned promptly. Interested
parties are invited to attend.
RoBT L. MERW1N & CO. INC.
, 1961-01-23

Paramount Pictures is proud
to present
T E M P S
Tuesday
at $50 pm. In Spanish
"LOcURA. TIROS Y MAMBO"
con Los Cinco Grandes del Buen
Humor: Cambom, Guenol, Carrot
y Rico y Luz
Wednesday
Big double Feature Program
1st Feature:
United Artists present
VICE RAID"
Mamie Van Doren, Barry AtWater
Carol Nugent
The story of how a Model Agency
was exposed as a B-Girl Head
quarters.
End Feature:
Universal Pictures present
HELL BENT FOR LEATHER"
in Color 1!
Audie Murphy, Felicia Farr,
Stephen McNaliy
Hell bent for Action! Hell bent
for Thrills!
Thursday & Friday
Paramount Pictures presents
THE MAN WHO COULD
CHEAT DEATH"
! in TechnicoIor
From the Producers of "The curse
of Frankenstein" & "DRACULA"
Anton Diffring, Hazel Court,
Christopher Lee
Before your very eyes HORROR
like never before! Incredible?
See for yourself! The m~onstrous
operation!
Also latest worldwide News
Saturday
United Artists present
H \ A4A4 =
Ernest Borgnine, David Brian,
June Blair
also:
THREE CAME TO KILL"
Cameron Mitchell, Steve Brodie,
Lyn Thomas
Observation-Disclosures
January 20. 80. 81
Universal Pictures is proud
to present
PORTRAIT IN BLACK"
in Eastman Color
Lana Turner, Anthony Quinn,
Sandra Dee, John Saxon and
Lloyd Nolan
Never before has suspenst ham
mered at your heart with such
dramatic thunder! This is the
shocking story of a love that
tainted everyone it touched
with evil! This is a drama, that
daringly departs from the ordi-
nary
Also latest worldwide News
SELLING & REPAIRING
VIZ r@r1rc
, 1961-01-23
Why are so munY people
describing their old
insurance for ours?

There are good reasons.
For one, we're independ-
emit insurance CounseIors
80 which means we repre-
sent you and look after
your best interests.
Second, we
and sell the HomeoWnerS
Policy, invented by INA.
This gives you in a
single policy all the
coverage you need for
your home and posses
sions, including liabil-
ity protection. "AlI-in-
one saves you money.
Other reasons? Phone
US, and we'll tell all.
, 1961-04-07

IS i good time to plan ahead for next years vacation or.
for your trip to the States. A small weekly deposit in a Chase
Manhattan Savings Account will assure you OF having the amount
that YOU need, when you need il. And even more important, your
money will grow as you receive interest on your savings. The
people at Chase Manhattan offer you courteous service and
complete banking facilities. Be sure and visit your nearest Chase
Manhattan branch, because a dream for tomorrow needs a saw
ings plan today.
If you need help with any financial problem Remember, you
have a friend at Chase Manhattan.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
, 1961-04-07
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Dept. of Property & Procure
ment, Division Of Procure
ment, Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands, until April IA,
1861.
Two Compact Cars
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids, and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
5-7-8 I
, 1961-04-07
FOR SALE

1859 Ford Consul
1859 Ford Project
Excellent Condition
Leo's Garage C'sted
, 1961-04-07
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE

May be seen at ST. Croix Marine and Development Co.
IN 26 # motor saner IS HIP Universal engine
good condition $780,
PASCUA, ~ it. sloop, needs new sails $500.
LAURA, Is #. Crosby fberglass runabout 500.
Allstate Motor Scooter, used very little $275.
Trmobone good condition $50.
Kenmore Automatic Washer : SIS.
Best Offers Considered Phone c-26sW
, 1961-04-07
THE ALEXANDER HAMILTON SCHOOL

TIE ALEXANDER HAMILTON SCHOOL
announces
it's second year as ST. Crooks only independent
secondary school, beginning September, 1861.
For information write Karl Riley. Box "a,
Kingshill.
Announcing a DAY CAMP for boys aged 7-12
for July & August. Write Karl Riley. Box "a,
Kingshill.
Evening star., 1961-04-14

The Budapest Quartet Is not
merely magnificent, it is con-
sistently so. Last nights con-
cert at the Library of Congress
was up to the usual standard.
The first movement of the
Haydn Op. so, No. 6 quartet,
with which the Budapesters
began, is prolix-remarkably 50
for Haydn. The gentlemen of
the quartet were thereby given
an opportunity for demonstrat-
ing again their extraordinary
gift for making clear the OUT
lines OF musical form. They
made the most of the chance.
The Hindemith third quartet
is an early work. When he
wrote it in 1922, Hindemith had
not yet entered his wild"
period, though post -Romanti-
cism was well behind him. The
quartet begins with one Of the
most beautiful figures in con-
temporary understanding one
is willing to call a 39-year-old
work contemporary = and the
performance was everything
the music deserved. The bal
ance of the piece was as we'll
played, except that the Buda-
pest style is perhaps a little
Evening star., 1961-04-14
Would Limit Terms
Posted Maps
WiIIAid Tourists

Tourists in Washington will
be given more Of q fighting
chance in finding their way
about the city. thanks to Q
decision by the commissioners
yesterday.
The commissioners decided
that maps Of the District
should be posted at strategic
points" throughout the city for
the benefit Of the out-of town
visitors.
The location for the maps
and other details will be
worked out by highway depart
ment officials with the help Of
the Board of Trade and Park
Service representatives.
Yesterdays action was sug-
gested by Commissioner Walter
N. Tobriner. who pointed out
that the outdoor maps can be
found in such cities as London
and Paris. Mr.. Tobriner went
on to say that what aids and
attracts the tourist benefits the
city.
Each map will carry q you
are here" symbol.
Evening star., 1961-04-14

DR.. John w. Behnken Of st.
Louis is serving his ninth con-
secutive term as president.
2. Condemnation of the ten
dency Of some moving pictures,
television programs and maga-
zines to "offer morally ques-
tionable entertainment"
8. Approval to several Luth-
eran agencies, including the
Fellowship Square Foundation
of Washington. by the conven-
ton. The Fellowship Square
Foundation, sponsored by the
Lutheran Laymen's Fellowship,
seeks eventually to develop in
the new Southwest an apart
ment project for three groups
Of elderly people. The housing
would consist of approximately
500 units costing IS million.
The project would be on a nom
sectarian basis for all of Wash
ington's senior citizens. The
plan still has to be approved
by the proper District authori-
ties.
4. Recommendation of the
establishment of a Missouri
Synod Lutheran college in At
lanta, Ga. The statement will
be submitted to the national
convention Of the Missouri Syn
cd next year at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1961-04-14
Silver Spring Man
Wins Renewal of
$1,000 Fellowship

A. Silver Spring man has
been awarded a $4,000 fellow
ship by the National Academy
Of Sciences-National Research
Council to study mathematical
physics at Princeton University.
Robert T. Moore, %, of $40
Langley drive, was awarded the
fellowship for the 1961-62 aca-
demic year through the Leeds
and Northrup Foundation, es-
tabliShedly the Leeds and North
rup Co. of Philadelphia, manu-
facturers Of scientific equip
ment.
The award is a renewal Of a
fellowship given to Mr.. Moore
last year.
He is a graduate Of Swarth-
more College, where he held q
Westinghouse Talent Search
grand scholarship for four
years. While at Swarthmore,
Mr.. Moore was elected to Phi
Beta Kappa at the end of his
sophomore year and was q
member Of Sigma Xxi, the hon.
orary science fraternity.
He received an honorary
RCA scholarship while in his
junior and senior years at
Swarthmore. Last year he was
named an honorary Woodrow
Wilson fellow.
Evening star., 1961-04-14

University Music Produc-
tions, a new student-sponsored
group at the University Of
Maryland, made its operate
bow last night with a colorful
English-language production Of
Madame Butterfly.
The production was not ex-
actly a student undertaking,
however. Nor was it exactly
professional, nor amateur. 1t
was a little Of all Of these, and
If that sounds confusing. the
result was nonetheless pleasing.
The biggest obstacle to a
completely satisfying perform
ance-and no stage genius
could have overcome twas
the physical plant offered by
the cavernous arena of the uni
versity's Cole Activities Build
ing. The staging was brought
off with a good deal Of imagin-
alton, employing one end Of the
huge room in three-quarter
arena style. and placing the
orchestra on the floor in front
Of the raised stage. But there
was no help for the voices,
which were too often lost in
the buildings uttermoSt
reaches. The orchestra was
small, with q reduced percus-
sion section, and it played with
a fair degree Of finesse, but it
still couldn't be subordinated
to the voices for long.
The university was fortunate
in having young Taeko Fujii
for its lovely star. She is q
Fulbright student from Japan
studying at Boston University,
and a finalist in this seasons
Metropolitan Opera additions.
Her voice is lyric and could
have stood a little more body
in the big room. but it was
marvelously projected. Her
English diction was much the
clearest Of the entire cast.
AS Tom Rakewell and as
oratorio singer and recitalist,
Mallory Walker has done much
in recent years to merit high
praise. but his Pinkerton must
be regarded as among his les
ser accomplishments. His ele-
CANT tonal purity is not par
ticularly suited to the role, and
I suspect that he doesn't feel
very close to the Puccini idiom.
Earle Thompson, Mary Mid
yette, Daniel Entriken and
William Graham all made
worthy contributions in the
other principal roles, although
none save DR.. Thompson's in
cisive sharpless seemed to be
singing in English. or any
other known language.
Evening star., 1961-04-14
Federation Forms Unit
TOE EvoIuote Candidates

The Federation of Citizens
Associations last night voted to
form q special committee to
study qualifications of contend
ers for any District public office
Of a policy-making nature.
The committee will then
report to the Federation, which
will select the best qualified
persons and advise the Presi-
dent. committees of Congress or
other appointive power. The
Federation said WaShington-
ians have too little to say in the
appointment Of those who gov
ern them.
The group said too many
appointments frequently go to
nonresidents or recent arrivals.
Selections, they added, are now
made largely through the polit-
ical parties which happen to be
in power and thus frequently
reflect the payment Of a polit-
Evening star., 1961-04-14

ical debt rather than the selec-
ton Of a qualified official"
In other action the Fedora
ton opposed a real estate bill
which would remove the re-
quirement that the recipient of
a real estate or business oppor-
tunity license must be bonded
and instead have him donate to
a real estate recovery fund.
The recovery fund would be
used to pay persons financially
hurt through misconduct of a
license up to $1,000.
The Federation opposed the
proposal because "All Of the
innocent, honest, able and in
telligent license holders will be
required for all time to main
tain a fund to be used to pay
reparations for the wrongs
committed by a relatively few
of their larcenous, careless and
inept brethren"