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Evening star., 1961-08-12

Mr.. McMann, who for
merly was commercial sales
manager of the Washington
branch of the Minneapolis
Honeywell Regulatory Co., is
an engineering graduate of
George Washington Univer-
sity and holds a masters de-
gree in business administra-
ton from American Univer-
Sity.
In his new post he will be
responsible for management
Of the more than 5000
Carl M. Freeman Americana
apartment units in the
Washington area.
Evening star., 1961-08-12
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Ed5 GS % M "a r5gh on SGM Rd continuing blocks to
sign OPEN TODAY AND SUNDAY, rs " '"' ~ o" OFE"'
Evening star., 1961-08-12
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mAlkNc DISTANCE or KENwooo cIUs AND ALL FACILITIES
nek Co'eno OF unuvol floor offering bedroom,
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10 our "oPEN' sign OPEN SUNDAY 2-6, '' U"" f''
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left to OPEN" OPEN ToDIY AND sUNpIY rs ana
Evening star., 1961-08-12
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SAMlIhc BRICK RAMslEe-wAIKNc DISTANCE OF SHOPPING
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o. 6eleSqa5 e approI mile to Bells Mill Rd
our OPEN" sign. OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6. ~ '' ~
Evening star., 1961-08-12
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sarass lovely let. VACANT. ~ ~ TO'S"
DIRECTToNS Massdchuse An. Erd trorn .,.
70 Ms entrance Of Sumner LEFT summer Dr. seperai
IYdeeTossa' ana bear left to Open"
Evening star., 1961-08-12
OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY UNTIL DARK

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Bonus extras include: Puitron odochosnq ultraviolet
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and five churches FHA, In-SeNice and Conventional
financing also available. Come out todoy
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Evening star., 1961-04-05

ernment-owned bank for the
purchase and delivery of a
cargo Of beans and potatoes to
Havana.
The company routed the ship
to San Juan because Of fear the
vessel would be confiscated and
because the Fidel Castro regime
refused to post $750,000 in
bonds for its security. The cargo
went bad after being docked
here.
Judge Ruiz Nazario said evi-
dence indicated that the detour
was deliberately planned. He
said the owners were aware
that United States property in
Cuba was being confiscated by
Mr. Castro when they entered
into the agreement with the
bank.
While sharply critical of the
company'S dealings with "the
Communist influenced Castro
regime" he ordered it to pay
back the $545.619.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Elliott's 6-year-old daughter
Valery are living with the
Aucas at the site where five
missionaries were slain in
January, 1856.
Mr.. Boquero de Ia Gale said
he and his son visited the re-
gion, landing their plane on
a strip cleared by the Aucas
"The Aucas received us with
much admiration since we were
the first Ecuadoreans to visit
that area" he added.
He reported that, thanks to
the efforts Of the American
women, the Aucas are living
in clean huts equipped with
rustic furniture the Indians
have learned to make.
Also killed by the Aucas in
1856 were Roger Youdarian of
Lansing, Mich; Edward Nc
Gully Of Milwaukee, and Peter
Fleming of Seattle.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
SuVoges Being Toned

QUITO, Ecuador, April 5
P).-The widow and sister of
American Protestant mission
aries slain by Auca Indians in
the Ecuadorean jungles four
years ago are making progress
in civilizing the savages, a
cabinet minister reported yes
terday.
Social Service Minister Jose
Boquero de la Gale referred to
Betty Elliott Of Portland, Oreg.,
whose husband, James, was
killed, and to Racheal Saint
of Huntingdon Valley, Pa,
whose brother, Nathaniel, was
a victim.
The two women and Mrs.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Cubu Wins Case

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, April
5 AP).-Federal Judge Gle
mente Ruiz Nazario yesterday
ordered the American owners
OF the Liberian-registered ship
Ruth Ann to reimburse the Gu
ban National Bank more than
$500,000 in damages for lost
cargo.
Owners Of the vessel, PIE
Shipping Co. of New York, COL
lected $545,619 from the gov
Evening star., 1961-04-05

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
April 5 (AP).-President Janio
Quadros last night announced a
breakdown on Skyrocketing
prices in Brazil and said that
If necessary the government
will take over supplying food
from farm to market.
In an emotional, 40-minute
TV address, Mr.. Quadros
warned that he would issue a
decree eliminating the middle
man if the price spiral con-
tinueS.
The speech was aimed at cas-
ing growing unrest over the
sharp jump in prices since Mr..
QuadroS took steps three weeks
ago increasing the import costs
of wheat and other items. .
Mr.. Quadros said he did not
plan freezing prices but would
establish price minimums in an
attempt to stimulate farm pro-
duction.
Instead Of importing rotten
beans from the United States, :"
he said, 1--WE will have enough
Evening star., 1961-04-05

campaign manager of former
Representative Foley of Mary
land. who spoke on the duties
of precinct captains. The group
also discussed preliminary plans
which would set up precinct
schools for training precinct
workers in the District.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

chairman of the District Demo-
cratic Central Committee, made
the presentation to Mr.. Warner
before 100 members in the
Community Room of the Wash
ington Post building.
The organization was ad-
dressed by Felix Putterman,
Evening star., 1961-04-05
LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
BroziI BottIino
Soaring Prices

for ourselves and be able to ex-
port excesses."
This was a. reference to a
shipment of rotten beans that
reached here in November, 1859
during a bean shortage. The
shipment was sent Under the
United States surplus foods law
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Mexican Reds Active

MEXICO CITY, April S (AP)
.-Mexico's Red Popular Social
ist Party will intensity cam
paigns against rightwing party
programs and what it calls
agents of United States i'm
perialiSm in 1861, General Sec
retary Vicente Lombardo Tole-
dano said today.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Warner. vice chairman of Citi-
zens for Presidential Vote for
D. c., for his work in securing
ratification of the District vote
amendment.
Joseph L. Rauh, jr., acting
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Democrats Cite
Warner for Vote

District Democrats last night
Dresented a citation to Sturgis
Evening star., 1961-04-05

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
FIR. FAISTL SPEAKS
AT ST.. GABRIEL

A Patterson breakfast. spon-
sored by the Holy Name So
clety of St. Gabriel Parish,
will be held following the 8
am. Mass, Sunday, March II,
in the social hall.
Guest speaker will be FIR.
Clement f. Faistl, first pastor
of ST. Gabriel Parish, and now
pastor of St. Dominic Parish.
The eight past presidents of
the organization will be hon
ored. They are Charles Col
burn, Richard Evans, Jack
Rupp, Robert Gallagher, Cash
mir Buzenski, Frank Roden-
fels, Michael Fox and William
Morris. George Weilbaeher is
president.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Easter Theme
OF Central
WOmen's Meet

Getting Ready for Easter
is the theme of the open con-
ference held at 2 pm. Sun
day, March 10, at the Bishop
Watterson High School, spon-
sored by the Central Deanery
Council of Catholic Women.
Guest speakers will be FIR.
Robert Schmidt, pastor, st.
Agnes Parish, and FIR. Charles
Lenhart, assistant pastor, St.
Thomas the Apostle Parish.
The Passiontide services, in
GLIDING the Easter Vigil, will
be explained.
The third quarterly bust
ness meeting of the Central
Council of Catholic Women
will be held at II noon, Mon
day, March 13, at the Fort
Hayes Officers Club, accord
ing to Mrs. William Langley,
president
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Requiescant
D-

You are asked TO pray for
the repose of the souls of
the following and the others
who have died IT, the Diocese
during the past week.
BARRETT, John J., 85,
March 3, formerly of Mt. Yer
non, st. Francis Xavier
Church. Parkersburg, w. Va.
B~IANCHETTI, Mrs. An.
gelica, ST. John the Baptist
Church, Columbus, Mt. Cal
vary Cemetery.
BUCK, Thomas H., ST., 90,
Holy Cross Church, Columbus,
intcrment Urbana, Ohio.
CAULEY, Mrs, Mary 81,
Feb. %, ST, Raphael Church,
Springfield, st. Patrick Gene
terry, London.
CORCORAN, Alfred E.. 80,
Feb. 26. st, Christopher
Church, Columbus, ST. Joseph
Cemetery.
ECHOLS, Mrs. John, 70,
March 2, ST. Mary Church,
Lancaster, st. Mary Gene
terry.
FIROBEN, Harry H., Feb.
25, ST. Christopher Church,
Columbus, st. Joseph Gene.
terry.
MADOERY, Mrs. Lena b.,
81, March 2. Corpus Christi
Church, Columbus, ST Joseph
Cemetery.
MARTIN, Robert c., n, 25,
ST. Agnes Church, Columbus,
St. Joseph Cemetery.
REILLY, Mrs. Katherine NJ,
81 Feb. IS Holy Shirt
Church, Columbus, st. Joseph
Cemetery.
ROSSlIlRT. Walter G.. IS,
February %, Corpus Christi
Church. Columbus, st, Joseph
Cemetery.
SIMON, Mrs. Mary A.. IS.
Feb. %, Our Lady of Sorrows
Church, West Portsmouth,
Grcenlawn Cemetery.
SINGER, Carl, March 2, ST.
Christopher Church, Column
bus, st. Joseph Cemetery.
THOMAS, Mrs. Clyde G., so,
Feb. 26. st. Mary Church, Lam
easter, ST. Mary Cemetery.
UNGER, Mrs. John c., IS,
March 2. st. Edward Church,
Granville, Welsh Hills Gene
terry.
VAN OSS. Clarence, IS,
Feb. rs, Holy Rosary Church,
Columbus, Mt. Calvary Gene
terry.
VATH, Mrs. Alma t.. SO,
Feb. %, ST. John the Evan
gelist Church, Columbus. ST.
Joseph Cemetery.
VILARD0, Frank. SO, Feb.
26, st. Agatha Church, Column
bus, ST. Joseph Cemetery.
VIEWER, George j.. 70,
Feb. 81, st. James the Less
Church, Columbus, Mt. Cal.
vary Cemetery.
YAHN, Mrs. Clara S. 81,
March 3, Christ the King
Church. Columbus, st. Joseph
canaferv
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Mission Guilds
Plan March
Calendar

SIS. Peter and Paul Mis-
sion Guilds announce the
following March m e e t.
ings:
Guild 6 Sunday, March IL, 8
pm, home OF Mrs. Ted Burnett,
1897 Piedmont Ave.
Guild 8 Thursday, March t6,
8 pm, home of Mrs. Mary Mar
tin, 32l Sycamore ST.
Guild 10 Monday, March 10,
1890 pm, home of Mrs. G. j..
Manney, 1889 Lincoln Rd.
Guild 10 Sunday, March 10.
3 pm, home of Mrs. Mike Chilli,
1891 Inchcliff Rd.
Guild II Wednesday, March
IS. & pm, home Of Miss Mary
Palma, 867 Oxley Rd.
Guild 20 - Tuesday, March %,
1870 pm, home of Miss Regina
Paglioni, 1880 h. Mound st,
Jr. Guild / Saturday, March
10, 3 pm, home of Miss Mar.
garite Dallas, 1897 Mckinley Ave.
Jr. Guild 2 sunday, March II,
3 pm, home of Miss Helen FL
orno, $50 Northwest Blvd,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
HELP DOMINICAN SISTERS
EIizabethan Guild Aids Needy


and are able to attend the
meetings.
is THERE NEED FOR NEW
NEW MEMBERS?
According to the constitu-
ton there may be only one
hundred active members An
active or associate member
may nominate one woman for
membership before the spring
luncheon, usually held late in
May, which is the last meeting
of the year.
The executive board of the
Guild votes on new members
at its first meeting in Sep
TENDER, and the new members
are then notified of their ac-
ceptance, and taken into the
Guild at a tea held in Octo-
Der. The number of new mem
bers varies according to how
many active members go asso-
ciate. For further Information
contact Mrs. Justin Henley,
$685. Galena Rd., Worthington,
TU. 5-1477.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
AROUND THE PARISHES
St. Leo Church
Plans Open House

The fourth annual Open House at st. Leo Church
will be held at 2:30 pm, Sunday, March II. 1t is spon-
sored by the Altar Rosary Society and Holy Name
Society of the parish.
Chairmen are Joseph Schwartz and Mrs. Robert
Burkey.
Guests will be conducted on a tour of the parish,
church and school.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Alcoholism Chief
At St, Agatha

The st. Agatha Mems Club
will hold a dinner meeting,
$50 pm. Friday, March 10,
in the school cafeteria.
Guest speaker will be J. Ar
thur Hinchliffe, Chief of the
Division of Alcoholism of the
Columbus City Health Depart
ment and the Executive Sec
rotary of the Columbus Area
Council of Alcoholism.
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and the card party in the
spring, when each active men,
Der is asked to bring in fifty
dollars, through patrons and
chances.
WHAT ARE THE DUES?
The dues are three dollars a
year for an active member
and six dollars for an associ-
ate member.
HOW OFTEN ARE MEET.
INCS HELD?
The Guild usually has five
meetings and one day Of recol-
lection.
(The day of recollection is
held in November, at the
Shrine of st. Theresa, as close
to the feast day of st. Eliza
beth of Hungary, the patron
of the Guild. as possible.)
ARE PEOPLE OUTSIDE co.
LUMBUS ELIGIBLE o
MEMBERSHIP?
Yes, they are eligible for
membership, if they are with
in easy committing distance
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Miriam Club Meets

The annual Communion
brunch of the Miriam Club of
st. Brendan Church will be
held at 100 pm, Sunday,
March 10, at the Four Winds
Restaurant, billiard.
Mrs. John Peltier is chair
man of the event.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10

WHAT is THE ELIZA.
BETHAN GUILD AND WHAT
is iTs PURPOSE?
The E.Eabethan Guild
is a group of one hundred
active and about two hundred
seventy-five associate mem
bers. whose sole purpose is to
give financial aid and volun-
teer service to the Dominican
Sisters of the Sick Poor.
HOW MANY GUILDS ARE
THERE?
There are no individual
guilds.
ARE MEMBERS EXPECT.
ED TO PARTICIPATE IN
MONEY RAISING PRO.
JEcTs?
Yes, active members arc
expected to participate in two
money raising projects each
year. "Tiny Tim parties in
the fall, when each active
member is asked to raise a
minimum of fifteen dollars,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10

Three Columbus youths will be appearing with
the Columbus Boychoir in concerts Saturday, March 10
at Veterans Memorial. A student concert is scheduled
at 2:3o pm, in addition TO the $50 pm. performance.
The famed group will be here under the auspices
of the Downtown Kiwanis to benefit its underpriVi-
legged activities fund. Pictured with the Boychoir d.
rector, Donald T. Bryant, are from left to right: Jimmy
Thomas, former student at James Road Elementary
School; Peter Kirwin, Holy Rosary Parish; and Michael
DeTempIe of Our Lady of Peace Parish. Tickets may
be obtained at MarshaIrs, 46 NJ. High ST. or from
any Kiwanis member.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
EXGIHTI II rs
NORTHERN DEANERY WOMEN
PLAN CONFERENCE, MARCH l9

DENNTSON-The Northern Deanery, Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women Spring Conference will be
held Sunday, March 10 at st. Mary Church, Dennison.
Registration will begin at 1870 pm, with benedic-
ton at 2 m Workshops on religious activities, better
entertainment and legislation will be held. Conducting
the workshops will be Mrs. Mildred Kisler, st. Francis
de Sales Parish, -NeWcOmerstoWn religious action; Miss
Paul Seikel, Dover, st. Joseph, Dover, legislation; and
Mrs. John Hawk, Sacred Heart, New Philadelphia, bet
ter entertainment.
High school senior girls have been invited to at
tend the conference.
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Fr. Schmidt To Show
Films of Holy Land

Father Robert Schmidt, st,
Agnes Parish, will show films
of the Holy Land, at 8 pm,
Tuesday, Mar. IA, at the X of
c, State and Sixth SITS, at the
meeting of Columbus Circle,
1858, Daughters of Isabella.
Miss Mary Montell is chair.
man, assisted by Miss Mary
Demorest, co.chairman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
BUYERS PORTSMOUTH GUIDE
CONCRETE WORK

Concrete ~driveways, garage, base.
ment floors, sidewalks, steps.
Oliver wso n, Rigrish Add.
PR. 6-2012.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Set Open House
AT Holy Rosary

The Franciscan Sisters Of
Pcnance and Christian Chart
ty are planning an open house
on March IL at Holy Rosary
High School.
Exhibits concerning the va
rious functions Of the order
will be displayed. All those
interested in the life of a
Franciscan Sister are urged
to attend.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
81. Agatha Women
Hear FIR. Hanley

The st. Agatha Women's
Club will observe its annual
Communion Breakfast, Sun
day, March 10, following the
8 am. Mass. The breakfast
will be held in the school
cafeteria.
Father +. Matthew Hanley,
0P., prior of ST Joseph Pri-
DRY, Somerset, will be the
guest speaker.
Mrs. Thomas boucher is
chairman Of the breakfast.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
Test 500
AT Hospital

The tuberculosis Society's
Christmas Seal X-ray Cruiser
today Friday, Mar. l0) winds
up its two-day free X-ray sur
vey of staff and office and
maintenance personnel of st.
Anthony Hospital, 1850 Haw-
thorne Ave.
Approximately 500 persons
we're offered the Christmas
seal chest-checks.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-03-10
DOG SHOW BENEFIT

The Central Ohio Kennel
Club will hold its 10Th annual
AlI-Breed Dog Show and Obed-
fence Trial, beginning at IL
noon Sunday, April %, at the
Veterans Memorial for the
benefit of the Cancer Cru
SADIE of Central Ohio.
, 1961-12-05
Annudl Meeting of
Red Cross CHOPPER Sci
for December 18th

The annual meeting Of the
st. Croix Chapter of the Anne
rican Red Cross will be held
on December 18th, 1861 at 8
o'clock, pm. in the ballroom
of the Government House in
-Christiansted.
Election of officers to fill
existing vacancies will be
held. All persons who have
contributed one dollar or more
may vote
A special feature of the
evenings program will be the
showing of a film on the Blood
Bank program.
The public is invited
, 1961-12-05
NJ Y. TIMES CARRIES
FEATURE ARTICLE
ON ST. CROIX

In one of the most factual
and interesting articles to ap-
pear about the Island Of st.
Crcix in the mainland press,
Ronald Walker states, Resi-
dents of this island, which is
well on its way to becoming
a year-round tourist resort,
have put a great big circle
around the date of January 10,
1862. That will be a red-letter
day here, for it is when the
first jet plane is scheduled to
land in the Virgin Islands"
The article goes on to say,
est. Croix, the largest Of the
three principal Virgin Islands,
long has been accustomed to
taking second billing to st.
Thomas with regard to tour
ism ~. However, with the
scheduled debut of Pan Anne
rican World Anyways Jet Ser
vice next month, St. Croix
will be making a serious bid
for greater recognition by, and
more revenue from, travellers"
A large photograph Of the
Alexander Hamilton Airport
Terminal and another Of the
Frederiksted dock under con-
struction appear in the New
York Times Travel Section to-
gether with a long interesting
story.
Mr.. Walker, city editor of
the St. Thomas Daily News
Continued on Page ~
, 1961-12-05
Sumuel E. King, New
Scout Executive, for
Virgin Islunds District

Samuel B. King, a profes-
sional scouter formerly attach
ed to the Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia District, has ac-
cepted the position Of District
Scout Executive for the Vir-
gin Islands. He will succeed
Russell Richards, who resign
ed to accept a position with
the Department of Social We'll
fare at the Insular Training
School for Boys at Annals
Hope. Mr.. King will serve UNI
der the Puerto Rico--Virgin
Islands Council and has just
recently assumed his duties
in the Virgin Islands.
The new Scout Executive
for the Virgin Islands arrived
in st. Croix today on his first
official visit to the Island since
office. He will spend
two days in conferences with
the local Committee Chair
man, Boil Scout Leaders, troop
committee members Of the St.
Croix District subcommittee.
Mr.. King has a distinguish
ed record with the Boy Scouts
of America, and has served eff
fectively in Virginia, Mary
land, New York and Delaware
for a period of over eight
years. He is married and has
three children.
, 1961-12-05
st. Croix Community
Chest Annuul Meetq
Set For December l3

The annual general meeting
of the St. Croix Community
Chest will be held on Wednes-
day, December 10, 1861 in the
former Municipal Court room
in the Christiansted Fort at
800 o'clock.
On the agenda are: the re
port Of the Treasurer; the
Chairman's Report on activi-
ties and election of officers
and members to the Board of
Directors.
, 1961-12-05

and our country's future is the
best insurance anyone can
I'd author of the article was
ever hope to acquire.
Let us here in the Virgin Is
Continued on Page a
, 1961-12-05
Bio Boustedt. Swedish
Specialist on Housing
for Aged to Lecture

~OAA9
for Aged to Lecture
Bo Boustedt, distinguished
Swedish Architect, arrived
here this morning. He was &C
companied by Macon Berry
man, Commissioner of Social
Welfare, Hejmer Klint, AS
sistant Commissioner, Mrs.
Gloria Francois, Executive
Secretary of the Governors
Committee on Aging, Mrs.
Louise Scott, Director of the
Virgin Islands Employment
Agency.
The group was met at the
Airport by the Hon. Ron de
Lugo, the Governors Repre-
sentative & Mrs. Anna Brod-
hurst, a member of the Gov
ernor's Committee on Aging.
Mr.. Boustedt was taken on
a quick tour of the Projects in
Frederiksted and several 9TH
er points including the Kings
Hill Home for the Aged after
which he was brought to the
Government House and later
to luncheon at the Buccaneer
Hotel. There they were joined
by DR.. Melvin Evans, Commits
sioner Of Health, Alva Nc Far
lane, Special Assistant to the
Governor on Housing and Cy-
prian Caroline, chairman of
the local committee on Aging.
Mr.. Boustedt, who is an in
internationally recognized spe-
cialist in the field Of Housing
for the Aged, has come to the
Virgin Islands at the invita-
ton of Governor Ralph Pale
wonsky to consult with and
advise local officials on plans
for improving Government
operated homes for the aged.
He will lecture at a public
meeting tonight at the Govern
ment House at $50.
All interested persons are
invited to attend.