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permit will not be required
The number of hunters may be
limited and all hunters must
check their kill at the game
station.
At Camp A. P. Hill, the sys-
tenn will be the same as that
used during the deer season
Hunters must obtain a permit
by written application anc
then are told the area in which
to hunt when they arrive or
their assigned day.
The permit system was sci
up at a recent conference Of
military officials and game
commission personnel. A hunt
ing administrator at Camp Hill
is handling requests.
Parties will be limited to II
hunters and a hunter will be
granted only one hunting day
during the season. All appli.
cationt must be received by
April II.
At all three areas. hunting
will be from one-hour before
sunrise until noon. Bearded
turkeys only are legal game
and they must be called. Tht
Evening star., 1961-04-09
WATER LINE
Use Tack Cloth for Dust-Free Finishes
By HANK BOWMAN

AS a kid I used to be sent to
a church bake sale. I'd never
rush because quite by accident
I discovered the best baker in
town always covered her oven
masterpieces with a messy
icing. The slick, fancy-looking
jobs sold right off, but those
terrific chocolate cakes with
their saggy. lumpy frosting
never got more than a passing
look. One was always mine
just as though I had reserved
it in advance.
That theory of ignoring fin
ish is fine with cakes, at least
if you want an eating deal and
not something for a wedding or
an important company dinner
But, finishes on cakes and
boats are different.
If you have carefully selected
fine wood on your boat, it is
obvious that you will choose
to varnish because you will
, want to make the most of the
J beauty of the wood and its
grain.
Anyone who has been to a
recent boat show or has looked
over the woodwork Of a broad
cross-section of waterborne
boats will have seen some
handsome varnish finishes
and others that look as though
they'd been stopped on with an
old hairbrush or dabbed on
with a burlap sack.
If you have gone to the
trouble carefully to prepare the
surface by removing all old
varniSh and have sanded the
wood smooth, the most pain
stalking but satisfying and fun
part of the refinishing job
awaits you. If you haven't
taken plenty of pains to
prepare the surface, you just
can't expect pleasing results,
Laying expensive varnish on a
sloppily prepared surface Gre
ateS as disappointing a result
as an overweight old burlesque
queen stuffed into a Dior eve
ming gown.
First and most important,
read the instructions on the
can. In the last few years
natural wood finishes, par
ticularly those designed spe-
cially for marine use, have
changed tremendously. Some
of the leading paint manufac-
turers have spent thousands OF
dollars to develop finishes that
will last, go on smoother, look
slicker and withstand abrasion
many times longer than their
counterparts of only a few
years ago.
If these finishes are used the
way the manufacturer recon-
mends them, you will get gooc
results. If you rush into the
Job without reading you may
botch it completely. If the
manufacturer says use a brush
with natural bristles, do it
One good finish on the marke
will actually dissolve nylor
bristles, but if you read the in
Evening star., 1961-04-09


II was there personally from
until dark opening day and on
Sunday, the, day after" Martin
said, land the fishermen were
averaging five trout apiece. One
fellow from the Washington
area caught. a 23-incher, the
biggest he'd ever taken al
though he had fished all over
the country and in Alaska"
The fish-for-fun program is
one method of spreading Vir-
ginia's put-an-take trout fish
ing. Anglers are allowed to use
only artificial lures (spinning
or fly with single barbless
hooks in the Rapidan an d
Staunton Rivers and their
tributaries upstream from a
sign at the lower Shenandoah
Park boundary in Madison
County. All trout caught must
be released to furnish sport for
another fisherman.
Martin said 3l8 trout range
ing from 10 inches in length
to lunkers more than 20 were
released in the fish for fun
area on the Rapidan. This
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portion of the river is owned by
a lumber company and is
known as the Ward-Rue Game
Management Area. 1t lies be-
tween upper and lower portions
of Shenandoah National Park
where there is no stocking and
where fly fishing only is per-
mitted for small native trout.
No stocking was done in the
Staunton River area, populated
Evening star., 1961-04-09

showed it deserted on Tuesday
afternoon.
Personally, we fished the
Bull Pasture River in Bath
County on Monday in COM
.pany with 1t. Comdr. Bill
Harris of Mclean, John Lien
of Arlington and his son, Phil
l6.
The Bull Pasture is in a
remote mountain area above
and below the town of Will
Evansville. Although fishing is
illegal in Bath County on
Sundays, thus possibly leading
to a bigger Monday turnout
still we were surprised by the
number of anglers above the
village.
Every likely poot as we'll as
every rifle that might harbor
a trout was occupied by an
angler or anglers. Tackle was
of every description from fly
rods to one cane pole. Mostly
the fishermen were using spin
casting rigs with worms as
bait.
Catching Trout on Corn
On the other hand, We
found something new-at least
new to us. Several were taking
trout on kernels of canned
corn and one young woman
was using a dough mixture.
She used the cane pole anc
sat on a rock with her hus.
band. She had a heavy Sinkel
and long line, which she would
twirl as you do a hand line
then cast it into a deep pool
When she got a bite she would
hand line the fish to the rock
and snatch it out. While we
watched she got five.
Our companions did vel,
enough but we waited unit
late afternoon to get our limit
in another. less populated
stream.
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by native brook trout, the ma
jority of which are about 9
inches long with a very few
reaching 10 inches.
IL Anglers on Opening Day
On the opening afternoon,
Martin counted 13 fish-for- fun
anglers on the Rapidan, while
Sunday produced only eight.
Biggest success was with
homemade artificial nymphs,
heavily weighted to reach the
bottom. The fishermen aver
aged a trout per hour although
their luck varied. Some took
10 and others none.
From now on the COM
mission plans to station an OBJ
server in the area only on
Saturdays, Sundays and
wednesdays.
Just how successful the ex-
pertinent will prove to be re-
mains to be seen after several
weeks of fishing. Outside of
Shenandoah National Park,
Virginia has only two portions
of streams set aside for angling
with artificials.
3 Per Cent Use Artificals
These are Little Stony Creek
from a point $50 yards above
the Woodstock Water Supply
Dam and Passage Creek in
George Washington National
Forest near Front Royal above
the bridge at the road leading
to Smith Greek.
/ Asked about the possibility
Of more streams being re-
stricted to fly fishing. Martin
said it was being considered but
that, naturally, there was op-
position.
After ALL" he said, "in a
study of IA streams in 1857 and
SO We found less than 3 per
cent of all anglers using arti-
ficial bats. Furthermore. good
fly fishermen also can fish out
a stream"
Elsewhere throughout the
State, the bulk of the trout
streams now are pretty we'll
fiShed out, depending, of
course, on weather, accessibility
and pressure.
! Pressure Varies
only about 10 larger
streams among the 180 claSsed
as trout streams carry over
fish throughout the season,
Martin said.
That the fishing has been
generally better in the early
part of the season is due in
good measure to the sharp in
crease in numbers of trout
stocked. The fish chief said
that 100000 out of 100000 to
be planted were put out before
the season. Some hatchery
mortality has caused the latter
figure to be revised down.
ward from an earlier estimate
of 100000. Last year only
about 10000 were stocked.
The remaining 100000 will
go into the streams during re-
stocking periods from May /
through 5 in some counties
and May 8 through IL in
others. Contrary to reports,
there will be no secret stock
ings, Martin said.
Some small fish that have
not reached the minimum 8
inches by May may be
planted after the restocking
periods, but the fact will be
we'll advertised" he added.
Only 10 Garry Fish
Reports of fishing pressure
after the alwayS-heavy OPEN
ing day turnout varied. On
Big Stony and Cedar Creeks
it was reported light by Mon
day. A visit to Cub Run
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use Of dogs and organized driv-
ers will be prohibited. Hunters
must have a 1960-61 game Ii
cense and an unused turkey
tab in addition to a regular
hunting license.
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FISHING GUIDE
AVAILABLE

Springs here and SOS
fishing.
If you want to know
where to go, how to get
there and what to use, get
a copy of The Washington
Stars Fishing Guide. 1t is
still available at Room AIS,
The Star Building, 225 Vir-
ginia avenue Sc, Wash
ington 8, D. C..
The price is 81, plus 10
cents postage and handling.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Fish-for-Fun Program
Proves Just Thot-Fun
By CHARLES COvELL
Outdoor Editor

Virginia'S trout season is now week old and
there's one thing for sure. Although it's new "fsh-
tor-fun" experiment drew only scattering of sports
men, those who came ''loved it."
That's on the Say-so of Robert G. Martin, able
and energetic new chief of the Game CommSSionS S
Evening star., 1961-04-09

l6-FT. wHIRLWIND, 30 h.p; johnson,
elec. star, gen Gator trailer, many
extras: $995. VIII. 2-6344.
CHRISCRAFT '59 Capri left speed
boat; VS. powered; used 81 total hrs. /;
listed over $4,000; sell S3.450; will
SAILING SLOOP. 24-ft.;. small cabin;
best offer. WI. 6-7540.
A LAUNCHING -SITE(S),. q or 2 ad-
joinlngl, go #. or 100 IT.; fronts
deep; no, restrictions; elec. and roads,
GTEn Wner vSf aeTces sady at ST fGp S0R
terms. Cali or see NJ. GRACE, Alpine
7-22i7. Lower Marlboro. Md.
WILL TRADE 1861 24-in Magnayox
TV for large outboard motor: also.
Motorola Fire Recr. TU. 2-Os50.
3S-FT. RAISED-DECK CABIN CRUISER
GRAY marine, engine;, exterior com
$9s5o66; OTaiIH'V private owner. ~ weekdays.
MA. 8-53S3.
I4-FOOT WOLVERINE SPEEDBOAT-
Fiberglas bottom, excellent condition.
I7-FT. GLASPAR-Cabin. 2 hunks,
head, fully equip, 50-h.p. johnson,
trailer; all new August 1859; bargain
Tine. Corps schools, ouantico, Va.
3O-H.P. EVINRUDE, man. with con-
trolls and 6-gal. cruise tank. New
cond.: $3.50 or best offer. VIII. 6-5OS4
or GA. 4-5169.
HAMPTON sAILBOAT, 18', 2 suits Of
sails. good cond:; $500; AZ Annapo-
lis. Md. Dial 301-CO. 3-5793.
PRAM ALUMINIUM CAR TOP, ga feet
long; will fit inside station wagon;
syes sshs s9Es s5dfa ay rake assG ssP
plow, disc harrow. etc; cost over
5000; used less thar 100 hrs: for
boat, motor and trailer Of like value
prefer Boston Whaler KE 6-6333.
Is-FT. INBoARD SPEED BOAT, has
Craft engine; needs slight repairs;
must sell, $3.50 or bee. offer. RA
$4,000.
3O-H.P. JOHNSON, elec. starter, out
board motor, with 6-gal. gas tank;
excel. cond.. $3.50. HE. 9-04S6.
WHIRLWIND. 10 It, fully equip. elec
starter. remote control; 35-h.p: John
son mot0r, Gator trailer. new ctnd.
To settle estate. AP. 7-O202.
Ii-FT WHIRLWIND, 3O-hp. Evinrude
trailer. compl. equipped, $500. Call
Ak. 9-957S.
BOAT INSURANCE.
4es-ALL RIsK-oUTBQARD
INSURANCE-NO DEDUCTIBLE
Yacnt Rates Less Than Last Year
CALL RED" STOGNER
M. J. GERMAN ms. AGENCY
DI. 1-4505 Ewes, 10. 2-6679
35-FOOT BOAT with ll-foot heam
constructed of 24-inch marine ply
wood with fiberglas bottom on ten;
dam axial boa: trailer. no motor and
needs a little work to finish; S2,5nO
or best offer. SP. $4,000.
3O-FT. TRAIL-IT OUTBOARD SEDAN
CRUISER. Steel hull, I2-inch draft
large sundeck, spacious cabin, galley
head, sleeps 6. Retractable wheels
Electric brakes; S3,975 fob. factory
FURTHER INFORMATION CALL JE
4-g5lO.
DELAHAY'S BOAT YARD, on Bretor
Bay, Compton, Md. Marine railway
pile driver, paint hardware, gas. aDt
oil. Safe berthS, water and electricitS
on all docks. Greenway 5-972S.
Ii-FT. Ell DORADO RUNABOUT, 40
p. Atwater Scott. Dorr trailer, 5000
JE. 4-6S1S.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
USED BOATS

16' Whirlwind: 25-h.p. motor,
electric; trailer, boat cover S75'
2l' Topper Express, excellent;
new S0-hp. motor 1,59i
23' 80 Owens Express, go
h.p.; depth finder, bow rail,
clock, barometer, compass,
spotlight, helmsman seat,
windshield wiper; boat like
new; q real buy - $500
2s' 81 Chris Express, twin
95's; hardtop, SIS, many
other extras T5O(
2S' Pembroke, 4-sleeper; 1873
h.p., Navy top, depth re-
corder. SIS, helmsman
seat, companion seat, bilge
pump, compass 1000
27' 80 Revel Craft, 4-sleeper;
1855 h.p. Navy top, side cur
tains, cockpit cover, SIS,
helmsman companion seat,
depth indicator, 1l0-volt
wiring, compass, btlge
pump, anchor, spotlights,
curtains; 35 hours 75OC
50 rs very clean ' -O 5000
30 Owens sedan, 115 h.p.;
dinghy, converter, spot
light and other extras $3.50
40' Chris Craft double cabin,
fly bridge, twin 145 1S,5OQ
Az Chris-Craft, '58; twin 200 $4,000
Evening star., 1961-04-09
NEW OWENS MODEL.
MANY OTHER LISTINGS AT
M 7 CTVPON M

W. u y I IGO1N W.
1852 Jefferson Davis Hwy. (Rte. u
. Miles Past PentaGon, Arl. 2, Va,
OF. 4-494O
Open Weekdays TIL s, Sat. TIL 9
Open Sunday, 10-4
Evening star., 1961-04-09

@otofs trsilsr: lsT:s sscrittcei ano AZ 7zSsSs:
1860 CHRIS-CRAFT 24-ft. Sea skiff;
dSm;I dS5;Ih'p; vs.; only 81 hours; fully
SEVERN MARINA. in sAPPINGToN's
DAY. MITcaELL 7c%946: ft'fS EVENINGS,
SPRUCE 3-15l9.
ouTBoARD, MOTORS : 12-h.p. Sea
King. excellent condition, 500: Ia
hp. Elgin, $50. WI. 2-572S.
D0UBLEoPLANK gift. express, cruiser
incl ship-shore See Steward, Co
rinthian Yacht Club.
26' WHEELER-ALL FIBERGLAS
FAMILY CRUISER SLEEPER
ON DISPLAY FOR IMMEDIATE
oN-THE- WATER DEMONSTRATED
MARYLAND MARINE
4703 Suitland Rd. RE. 6-2S00
PUMPS, generators, jet pile-driver
pumps, I,&s Ssnders' etc, RENTAL TOOLS
d EQUIP. CO, JU. 5-504O.
lift. FIBREGLAS RUNABOUT with
cover, ladder, storage compartment.
Remote steering; $500. JU. S-2S41,
after l PIN.
UNPAINTED 17-ft. cruiser; johnson
BOAT CENTER 1886 Ga. ave, JU:
us
most models available. CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER, S236 Georgia ave.
eve sTes. 'a11S ii = e6ssd 3DsR ThHrs Sur and Fri
THOMPSON, 1861, CLINKER BUILT
moEors SRE5ay cAPN I sTHNs HaRsoB Bo&T F'GSsSo esN
TER. S236 Ga. ave, JU. 5-7773.
MFG nodded Fiberglas boats = Dis
1fH la1R =
gnii Is on G&PN 2sP 2gsT sTARs RGsf5s; RoAT CEN
TER, 1896 Georgia ave, JU. 5-7773.
IiIs-FT. ALUMINIUM Lone Star run
about; 30 h.p. Johnson, elect: starter.
| Trailer, new cover, all access. New Cond.
| Priced for quick sale JA 7-43l5 Sat.
and Sum- aft. 8 pm. weekdays.
NEW IL NOBJACK SAILBOATS, Fiber
glaS, no maint.. self-bailing: Is in
local fleet. Fine family boat, fast
| racer: high sale, one month del,
$3.50 complete; fleet rates avail.
rough-wster boat. Price, Sl25. Call
CH. 8-762S.
lift. PLYwOOD runabout and 16
h.p. motor; Sl75. JE. 4-6lS5.
CHRIS CRAFT CAPRI-l9-ft. !nbd.
! 100 h.p.; excellent; new, $1,000. Leay-
ing city. Sell, S2.295. WO. $3.50.
HOUSEHOLD, 43 it: 5000 FLETcH-
ER'S BOAT HOUSE. Wo 6-9677.
HARVEY CRAFT CABIN CRUISER, 81
IT.; two 30 hip. outhoard motors: fully
| equipped; will sacrifice, owner passed
away: $500. UN. 4-300l after D am.
25 RICHARDSON 1855, 100 hip. gray.
/ galley, head, sleeps 4; excellent con-
dition; $4,000 Call 67l. 5000.
FISHING BOAT, 3 yrs. old, 22 it.,
white cedar, marine engine, S1,300:
! hoard. NDpG M 10 elm TApT Don.
ERT E. LEE, Shadyside, Nd. GOD
SAILBOAT : 23-foot Twin Wings
cruising, Sloop; Two hunks, galley;
S%ptiGoara %ti,o auxiliary lEHI power Sl,5Oo;
ave, Richmond 22, Va
CHRIS CRAFT SEA SKIFF-22', 95
hip, excellent condition; S2,395.
SOB Maine Ave. s.W EX 3-30e1
RENT A BOAT, run it yourself-New
or late model day cruisers and cabin
ing May lst. All boats fully equipped
for full details. Boats ayailsbie for
2i SALES Nc Deale PhALf Md UN MAHSE 4saSs
BOAT COVERS
System made gaI,psss all sSss al boats ats
coPELAND's. The Boat Cover Cen:
ter" 2l7 King St, Alex. KI. 9-l625.
SPECIAL
| 1861 model IA aluminium ARKANSAS
TRAVELLER with uphol. seat, wind
shield, steering, hardware, remote
controls, free Coast Guard life pre-
servers; 1861 trailer by Gator, 1861
/ lS-hp Evinrude motor, S925. Bank
financing, 10fo down, SO months.
S. E. MARINE SALES
737 1lth St. Sc. Ii. 6-3295
BOAT SUPPLIES
Rope, 1Iac it.; jackets So; tarpaulins,
| pumps; nylon, 4i2c it, J. H. GICH-
| NER. oh1H NJ ST n W EE 2-R2Ah
Evening star., 1961-04-09
ROAMER STEEL YACHTS
BY CHRIS-CRAFT

NEW MODELS. FROM 1885
Order Now for Spring Delivery
ONE 81 1860 MODEL RIVIERA
Sleeps 9, with twin Chris Craft VS..
FORMERLY Sl9,660. NOW Sl6,995.
This Is an exceptional bargain, as
these boats have very little yearly
change.
VIM. j. LITTLE, INC.
Washing tons Exclusive Roamer Dealer
20 Maine Ave. SW. EX. 3-3O9l
Evening star., 1961-04-09
OUTBOARD CRUISER
t., bay built, immac., $500.
HE. 4-24SA
BOAT SALE
SEE
THE
NEW
WHEELER AND
TURBOCRAFT
SEE

NEW bOA .
II Glasspar Sunliner --- S1,395
lS' Coronet Express ----- 1855
"a Richardson Sea Skiff, III
Shield viper, siren - 4,4Oo
25' Maycraft Express; 6-sleep-
er, lis h.p., Navy top,
stove, fire eXtinguisher,
compass, bilge pump 1880
26' Wheeler Sea Skiff, Fiber
glaS: III h.p. 80 5,495
26' Wheeler Express Fiberglas
Cruiser, 1888 h.p. 1895
10 ~N"-~NNN- s,5s5
80 wheeler Sea skiff, Fiber
glas; twin I77 - 1855
MANY OTHER NEW BOATS AT LOW
PRICES. ALL GUARANTEED AND
SOLD SUBJECT TO DEMoNSTRA-
TON
Evening star., 1961-04-09

NEW STORE HOURS: Mondays and
Thursdays, 8 am. to Q pm; Tues
day. Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
8 am. TO 5 pm: sunday, 10 am
to 4 pm.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

WHIRLWIND, new l6-ft.. with Champ.
loft. trailer. Speedometer, steering,
conv. top. never been used Best
offer today! BROADWATER BOAT
CO, Carrs Wharf rd., Mayo, Nd.
odi Exhibition tEsNHURE' Ssn I iasSa2S; ia2sS2S; excellent
Evening star., 1961-04-09

CRUISERS, % IT. Inboard or out
board, with bunk. galley and INCL,
head partitions. Completely built,
ready to paint. Only SS95, or COM
pletely finished fully equip, less
motor. Sl,795, or with S5-h p. inter-
ceptor inboard outboard. S3,l45.
OPEN TODAY! BROADWATER BOAT
CO. Cars Wharf rd., Mayo, Md.
swift S-1lgS
Evening star., 1961-04-09

CABIN CRUISERS, I7-ft.. with fully
encl. cabins, hunks for 2, place for
toilet. Completely built. ready to
paint, ONLY $599: for completely fin
ished fully equipped, only Sl.O99.
Open today! BROADWATER BOAT
CO, Cars Wharf rd, Mayo, Md.
swift S-3lSS
Evening star., 1961-04-09
1861 SKEE CRAFTS

Just arrived 1S' inboard Cruiser
lVolvo). II Runabout (Volvo), II
Fisherman, II De luxe and IA, De
Craft outboards at special reductions.
lS' Cruiser and lS' Hardtop. Come in
and see these beautiful new models
with many improvements and new
Makore 7-ply construction. Complete
ly equipped boats start at $3.50
VIM. j. LITTLE, INC.
Washington's Exclusive Skee Craft
Dealer
Evening star., 1961-04-09

outboard motors. CAP'N STAN S
BOAT CENTER 1896 Ga. ave. JU.
Evening star., 1961-04-09

CARBURETORS, generators, fuel
pumps. speedometers, starters. wind
shield wipers. BUELL'S SERVICE,
S11 10Th ST n W ME S-h1rR
Evening star., 1961-04-09

Reports of fishing pressure
after the always-heavy OPEN
ing day turnout varied. On
Big Stony and Cedar Creeks
it was reported light by Mon
day. A visit to Cub Run
Evening star., 1961-04-09

1859 23-FT. REVEL CRAFT cabin
cruiser; 81 hrs running time; fully
equip. with SIS. telephone; excel.
cond. Call LA. $1,000
Evening star., 1961-04-09

27-ft. express cruiser.
in l00-h.p.; 81 model: all equip,
/. ship-shore. See Steward, Co.
h 10 Xnnht Gl,th
Evening star., 1961-04-09

T. BAY-BUILT cabin cruiser; al
% Island; 95-h.p. inboard motor;
Evening star., 1961-04-09

IB-FT. U.B. CABIN = 4O-h.p.. with
trailer, skis; the perfect all-purpoSe
like new. ready to float JU. S-S76O
Sat, Sun. and after $50 pm. wkdys
, 1961-09-19
SECRETARY.

labor will be available in<our
Islands. If we are to attract
even light industry here in an
effort to industrialize our eco
nomy we must be able to sup
ply skilled workmen to man
these plants. It does us little
good to attract new industry
and then to have to import la
Dor from the mainland to fill
the good jobs leaving only the
mental work, the common Ia
Dor work for own people"
Y. 5. DEPARTMENT.
1861 at ZOO pm. in the Gov
eminent House, st. Croix, Vir-
gin Islands. On September 81,
1861, the. hearings will be re-
sumed at 1000 am. at Blue
boards Castle, Charlotte
Amalie, st. Thomas, ". /.
, 1961-09-19
VIRGIN ISLANDS WAGE BOARD

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to authority con
tanned in Title "a, Chapter / of the Virgin Islands Code, the
Wage Board has scheduled hearings for the purpose Of fixing
minimum wage rates as provided therein, in the following
industries:
, 1961-09-19
FoR RENT

Furnished two bedroom modern
home. Very near Yacht Club.
$225 monthly by the year.
Phone C 374
F. Wiesner
, 1961-09-19

Schedule for ST. Thomas
Shipping Oct. II, 1861 at 1000 am.
Air Transportation, Oct. II, 1861 at 1000 am.
Trucking Oct. II, 1861 at 1000 am.
Accounting Oct. II, 1861 at 1000 am.
Stone Crushing Oct. II, 1861 at 200 pm.
Cement and Concrete Products Oct. II, 1861 at 200 pm.
Schedule for ST. Croix
Shipping Oct. "a, 1861 at 1000 am.
Air Transportation Oct. "a, 1861 at 1000 am.
Trucking Oct. "a, 1861 at 1000 am.
Accounting Oct. "a, 1861 at 1000 am
Stone Crushing Oct. "a, 1861 at 200 pm.
Cement and Concrete Products OCT. "a, 1861 at ZOO pm.
The hearings will be held at the Office of the Department
Of Agriculture and Labor in ST. Thomas and at Government
House in ST. Croix.
Any interested person who wishes to participate in these
hearings as a witness or as party shall file notice Of intention
in writing with the Wage Board, cIo Post Office Box 1897, St.
Thomas, Virgin Islands not later than October Is, 1861. The
notice Of intention shall describe the PERSONS interest in the
industry in which he wishes to participate.
Henry w. de Lagarde
Chairman
, 1961-09-19

September IS. 1861
1868
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so-Pc. STAINLESS STEEL
FLATWARE SERVICE FOR 8

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As CHILD Elsa Martinelli never went to ZOOS
L n much. She just didn't like wild animals - in
fact, anything bigger and 6ercer than a goldfish
made her nervous.
So, naturally, her first really big film chance came
when Howard Hawks offered her the lead opposite
John Wayne in Paramount's 'wild-animal-in-the-
jungle epic, 'Hatari." You just don't turn down
role like that, no matter how scared you are, and
Elsa landed in Tanganyika with the advance crew
and the animal handlers.
The idea was for Elsa to get accustomed to jungle
beasts, so she could play the role of an expert
photographer of wild animals in convincingly
casual way.
Elsa clenched her teeth, approached zebra, gave
him gingerly pat on the nose and stepped back
quickly. Nothing happened.
From that point on, miraculous change came
about in Miss Martinelli's relationship with the
animal kingdom. She got along fine, and for her
gritty performance the Nasal warriors of the loca-
ton area nicknamed her Mother of the Little
Elephants" RoasRyA ASHLEY