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Evening star., 1961-12-08
w. |. Clayton Speaks
To Women Democrats

Former Undersecretary of
State William l.. Clayton told
the Woman'S National Demo-
cratic Club yesterday that the
West must refute the Com
muniStS by action rather
than words.
And re ent developments
for association of Great Brit
ain and trade policies of the
United States with the Eu-
ropean Common Market pro-
vide a basis for action, he
suggested.
Speaking on the topic, The
New World Trade Policy" at
a club luncheon, Mr.. Clayton
reiterated some of the points
he made earlier in the week
before the Joint House
Senate Economic Subcom-
mittee headed by Representa-
tive Hale BoggS of Louisiana.
Mrs. Boggs, a former presi-
dent of the club, introduced
the speakers.
Mr.. Clayton said he agreed
with a New York Times
observation that Britain's
application to join the
European Common Market
represents a turning point in
history.
If these negotiations are
successful. he said, it means
that almost all the West Eu-
ropean nations would become
affiliated in some way, in
Guiding the neutral nations.
If the United States and
Canada should associate
themselves with the trade as
poets of the Common Market
Evening star., 1961-12-08

A Meyer Davis-Cy Delman
orchestra will provide music
for the show and for dane
ing during the evening.
Cocktails at $50 pm. will
precede the 7:30 o'clock din
ner, with festivities to be
held in Sheraton Hall.
Mrs. Nat Levy. is ball chair
man and Mrs. Irene Ruben
stein heads the Women's
Auxiliary which plans the
black-tie event each year as
its chief Embarrassing effort
in behalf of the home.
Reservations may be made
by calling the Hebrew Home
Evening star., 1961-12-08

for the Aged, which is located
at ll25 Spring road NV.
A UGF agency, it derives
about 10 per cent of its an
nual budget from community
funds, while the rest of its
needs must be met largely
through special support and
contributions of inter ested
friends. according to the
president, Mrs. Charles E.
Smith.
At the present time 1t
houses about ITO elderly men
and women.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
WHY GROW OLD?
Christmas
List for
Checking
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

(Register and Tribune SyndicateD
Do you count to 10 before
you speak, and eat snails be-
cause you are supposed to?
I'm crazy! I like snails. For
get about counting to 10.
Do you get enough sleep?
Do you indulge in daily ex-
ercise in addition to that
which your housework pro-
vides?
Do you adjust to new lei
sure by adding new interests
to your life?
Real Fun?
Do you have fun-real fun
every day?
Do you go on roller coast
ers, swim at dawn or by
moonlight at midnight, climb
mountains, wake up to watch
the sunrise in order to be
long?"- belonging" is even
more hazardous than to
getherness."
Do you take serious in
terest in fine nutrition and
apply it to your menus every
day?
Do you forget grudges and
slough off small irritations
without blowing your top?
Do you always politely let
the other fellow have the taxi
when you reach it at the
same moment?
Listen?
Do you listen for hours to
others without ever having
the urge to tell a joke or pro-
mote an opinion or idea of
your own?
Do you always maintain
your perfect weight, without
a wobble, and carry yourself
beautifully on all occasions?
Are you always perfectly
groomed?
If you do all of these
things, you are a better wom-
an than L! Let's all try,
though.
Evening star., 1961-12-08

cation so powerful that the
Soviet cold war objectives
could not be realized.
Nine former presidents of
the club attended the meet
ing in tribute to the speaker
whose late wife also was a
former president.
Mrs. James H. Mann, the
present president, presided.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Starlight Dinner and
Dance Set SUNDAY

Vocalist Connie Boswell
and comedian and monologist
Dick Gregory head the en-
tertainers who will come to
Washington for the Star
light Dinner and Dance to
be presented Sunday evening
at the Sheraton-Park Hotel
for the benefit of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged.
The stars are being brought
from New York for the $l00-
a plate Spectacular" by
Washington producers Is
rael and Irving Field who
operate the summer program
of the Carter Barron Amphi-
theater.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Annual Party

The Town Club will hold
It's annual Christmas party
luncheon at 1890 pm. Mon
day at Kenwood Country
Club. Members will follow a
23-year-old tradition in plac-
ing gifts for needy children
under a Christmas tree, to be
distributed at Thomson'S
School.
Evening star., 1961-12-08
Dinner Set

The Sisterhood of the Tiff
ereth Israel Congregation will
hold its annual Chanukah
family dinner at $50 pm.
Sunday in the Cherner Audi
torium of the Synagogue.
Evening star., 1961-12-08

movement in some way, he
continued, the Soviets would
lace a united West with a
political and economic aggre-
, 1961-12-02
Louis Fl. Pile, CPA
Official. Lectures to
Virgin Islands Society

A representative gathering
of government officials, pro-
fessional and businessmen,
joined members of the Virgin
Islands Society of Certified
Public Accountants last even
ing at the Grand Hotel in St.
Thomas to hear the talk "How
Banker Teams
Help Small Business, by
Louis H. Pile, Immediate Past
President of the American In
stitute Of Certified Public Ac-
countants.
Mr.. Piles talk was most in
teresting and was well receiv-
eddy the audience. It illustrat-
ed the close relationship be-
tween the CPA and business
men, and explained how the
ethics Of the accounting pro-
fession safeguarded this rela-
tionship between the CPA and
his client, and also third par
ties and the federal and local
governments. The address was
inspiring to the members of
the accounting profession, who
were very appreciative Of the
having Mr.. Pile visit the Vir-
gin Islands.
Mr.. Pile has travelled over
, 1961-12-02
Festival Committee
Urges Registration
Tor Grund Parade

The st. Croix Festival Com
mittee urges everyone who
plans to participate in the
Grand Parade and also the
Children's parade to register
now. Registrations are com
ing in at a fast pace arrange
ments for the order of the pa
rade can be made in time.
Many local business and or
carnations have registered
Iloats, troupes and floupes for
both the Children's parade on
New Years Day and for the
grand parade on Three Kings
Day, January 6.
Interested persons may re-
gister with Lito Walls or at
Sylvia's Magazine Store.
, 1961-12-02

Hon. Ron de Lugo, the enthu-
siastic group of young men,
held their election of officers.
In spirited balloting, Canute
A. Brodhurst, Jr., nosed out
Angel Suarez, Jr. by one vote,
to capture the presidency.
Suarez was unanimously elect
ed lst Vice President, because
of his excellent showing.
Other officers elected were
Lito Walls, Secretary; Mario
Moorhead, Treasurer and Thor
valid Slater, Sergeant-at-Arms
Executive Committee
members are: David Canegata,
Jr., Clarence Heyliger, Uric
Benjamin and Joseph Chris
tian, Of the Insular School.
Milton Gordon, Gilmore Erik
son and Samuel Bough, each
came within one vote Of being
elected to the Executive Com
mittee.
To Attend Democratic Dinner
Plans have been completed
>1o..Anued on Page >
, 1961-12-02

$4,000 miles while President
of the American Institute of
CPAs giving talks before pro-
fessional, business and other
audiences in most of the States
and some foreign countries.
Mr.. Pile was accompanied
by his wife, both of whom
Continued on Page ~
, 1961-12-02
RUSSELL v. KNAPP
NAMED MANAGER
POWER DIVISION

DR.. Kenneth Bartlett, Presi-
dent Of the Virgin Islands Cor
poration, announced the APP
pointment of Russell V. Knapp
of Moisinee, Wisconsin, as
Manager of the St. Thomas
Power Division effective Nov
ember 27, 1861. Mr.. Knapp
replaces Edward E. Rudorff,
who has resigned and is re-
turning to California.
Mr.. Knapp brings a long
background Of experience in
the supervision and operation
of electric generating plants.
He has been Power Manager
for the Miosinee Paper Mills
Company in Moisinee, Wiscon-
sin since September /, 1948.
After graduation from Kansas
State University, Mr.. Knapp
spent a number of years with
the Bailey Meter Company of
Cleveland, Ohio. He is a mem
Der of TAPPI and also a mem
Der of the Instrument Society
of America and is presently
serving as President of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of
Mosinee.
Mr.. Knapp is married and
has two grown sons who reside
in the United States. He and
Mrs. Knapp will reside in one
of the Officers Quarters at
Bourne Field Airport,
DR.. Bartlett stated that he
felt certain that the Knapps
would be a fine addition to the
community, and that his back
ground and expericene would
be most helpful in the opera
ton of the new steam power
plant and the salt water dis
tillation plant.
, 1961-12-02
Young Democrats Of 81. Croix Organized;
Leaders Of tomorrow Governor Says
State Chairman Alexander Calls Group
Apostles of Democratic Principles"

Enthusiasm was high last night at the organizations
al meeting of the Young Democratic Club of St. Croix
as Governor Ralph Paiewonsky declared this organi-
cation of Young Democrats is the training field for poll
teal leaders of tomorrow. cRrETs VOTING DEMOCRATS
, 1961-12-02

zation of Young Democrats
tical leaders of tomorrow.
He pointed out, that the
high standard Of responsible
leadership here, pressure
against colonialism in the U.N.
and the receptive attitude of
the Interior Department to-
wards the Virgin Islands, were
bringing ever closer, the day
when these Islands would en-
Joy greater autonomy. "You
have to carry the torch for
ward, he said, "upholding the
ideals and principles Of the
Democratic Party"
The Governor urged all to
fight for the philosophy they
believe in, however, he
cautioned when the par
ty has agreed, your duty then,
is to follow the majority's de-
cision. Abide by the wishes of
the party--not by those of the
handful but of the greatest
majority"
The Governor was given a
standing ovation following his
address.
State Chairman Joseph Alex
ander compared the group
to apostles of a greater politi-
cal era to come. He said they
were like young ration sprouts
of sugarcane that would take
the place of the crop" that
has been cut down by the sic
kle" of Father Time.
Alexander Moorhead, Pre-
sident of the Frederiksted
Democratic Club was intro
duced.
Election of Officers
Following the speeches OF
the Governor, the State Chair
man, and remarks by the
National Committeeman, the
, 1961-12-02
Election of Officers

Following the speeches of
the Governor, the State Chair
man, and remarks by the
National Committeeman, the
Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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man. In ottroetive gift box.
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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Beautifully gift boxed and
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$2.oo
Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Evening star., 1961-12-10

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Smyrna times., 1961-03-23

Canes that cross each other
or are growing in odd directions
should be trimmed back in the
same manner.
All cuts should be made with
a sharp pair of hand pruning
shears. If your shears aren't
sharp enough, you may crush
the canes or damage the bark.
Cuts can be made straight
across in most cases but if you
want to trim near a bud with
out damaging it, slant the cut
downward and away from the
bud. All cuts should be treated
with wound dressing compound.
If you want to practice on
the University of Delaware's
rose bushes before tackling
your own, come to the rose
pruning session being held at
Agricultural Hall at 200 p. M,
on March 25. The session is be-
ing sponsored by the Agricul-
tural Extension Service and Del
aware Rose Society. Experts
Smyrna times., 1961-03-23

done before growth starts in
the spring with the exception
of climbing and rambling roses.
These should be pruned after
they've bloomed.
The first step in pruning is
to trim all dead or weak canes
back to live wood just above
an outside bud. If your bushes
suffered a lot of damage this
winter, you'll have to trim them
quite severely. If your bushes
weren't badly damaged, you've
a choice as to wheather to cut
the canes way back or to leave
them fairly long. With severe
pruning you get smaller bushes
but larger more perfect flowers
with longer stems. Higher, light
er pruning produces the oppo-
site effect. Whatever your
choice, try to keep the main
canes as near the same height
as possible. This will produce a
symmetrical bush when growth
starts.
Smyrna times., 1961-03-23

on Thursday evening. The pro-
gram included authentic Irish
Jigs and other dances. They
were presented by a group OF
children from Wilmington. In
addition to the dances a fine
movie on Ireland was shown.
This Forum was presented by
the Wilmington Journal-Every-
Evening. Another will be pre-
sented in April, entitled Paris
in the Spring"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Leslie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Logan of
Carney's Point, N. j., attended
the Rural Letter Carriers an
nual dinner, held at Greensboro,
on Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan remained overnight
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Doug
lass of Reading, Pa; were
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds Myers last week.
Brownie Troop No 243 ten
dered their leader, Mrs. Mary
Smyrna times., 1961-03-23

sists of l6 girls. A program
enacting the Brownie Story was
given by the girls, songs were
also sung. Parents of the Brown
les were guests. Following the
program appetizing refresh
ments were served.
Reverend and Mrs. Charles
Covington and daughters of
Ocean View, DEL, were supper
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Lee Les
lie on last Sunday.
Mr.. John Shuts accompanied
the P. o. D. Class of North Car
oline High School on a trip TO
Washington, D. c., on Wednes-
day of last week.
The Mothers of Brownie
Troop No. 243, will hold a Bake
on March rs, at 10 a. m, in
front of the Marydel Postoffice.
Any and all donations will be
appreciated.
Several townsfolks attended
the Travel Forum held in the
Dover High School Auditorium
Smyrna times., 1961-03-23
Proper Pruning
OF Rose Bushes
To Be Discussed

Your rose bushes aren't dead
although they may look that
way, says Robert F. Stevens,
extension horticulturist at the
University of Delaware.
MIR. Stevens explains that the
Arctic temperatures Delaware
experienced this winter killed
the top sections of many rose
bushes but if you look closely
you should be able to find some
live wood near the base. If
this is your situation, you'll
have to be heavy-handed with
the pruning shears to give your
bushes a vigorous start this
spring.
All rose pruning should be
Smyrna times., 1961-03-23
Marydel

On Saturday afternoon, March
A, Brownie Troop No. 243, held
an Investiture Service in the
Marydel Firehouse. Invested
were Troop leader, Mrs. Mary
Rodimak, co-leader, Mrs. Louise
Gunter; Brownies invested were
Lynne Watts, Judy Lynne God
win, Myrtle Dixon, Bobbie and
Kathy June, Linda Hanna, and
Dianne Bennett. The troop con-
Smyrna times., 1961-03-23

Rodimak, a little surprise at
their regular meeting on Satur-
day. The occasion being Mrs.
Rodimak's birthday. Congratu-
lations were extended her.
The infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Barney Sheppard was
christened at the regular Wor-
ship Service at Calvary Church
on Sunday morning.
Frank Thomas is spending
the spring vacation with his
parents. Frank is a student at
Peddie School in New Jersey.
Smyrna times., 1961-03-23

from both groups will be on
hand to show you proper meth
DDS of pruning.
After the demonstration you'll
have a chance to practice in
the University's rose garden.
Planting and fertilization of
rose bushes will also be dis
cussed.
In case of rain, the session
will be held April s.
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aluminium outside awnings. door
canopies. folding doors. iron stair
rails. venetian blind repair serv-
ice; everything sold installed; es-
tablished l948 Rudy Nagode
w l-6964 a m to 9 D m
iron glass top table
chairs. $40; two white metal kitch-
en- tables. screens, rev boards
rocker. sickle. fork sledge ham,
mer, axe. VIII. 2-0247.