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Evening star., 1961-04-05

Aqueduct, was handed Merry
Ruler in the Swift Stakes and
won again. From there he went
to Bowie, where he startled the
Maryland crowd by scoring a
brilliant, upset victory with
Conestoga in the 100000
added Campbell Handicap, his
first 100000 victory.
He returned to Aqueduct to
win the Bay Shore Handicap,
again aboard Merry Ruler.
Began Four Years Ago
Gilbert began his racing
career four years ago, exercis-
ing horses for trainer Woody
Stephens of Cain Hoy Stable.
Stephens advised him to go to
Beulah Park in Ohio for ex-
perience.
when I got there" Gilbert
| Irecalled on his arrival IN New
York this spring, II found out
I didn't even know enough to
gallop horses"
He won his first race at
Sunshine Park in 1858 aboard
Anjowett.
From 1857 through yester-
day Gilbert rode 1888 races,
winning 174, with 1877 seconds
and 169 thirds. His total win
nings amounted to $692,186.
Tossed Her Head
This was only the second
start for Plenty Papaya. She
had gone to the post in a race
at Gulfstream March 7 and
finished last in a field Of IA
20 lengths back of the winner
under Bobby Ussery.
"She didn't run a lick for
Ime then" Ussery recalled. "She
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Jockey Roy GiIbert's Sudden Rise
Ends in Fatal Spill at Aqueduct

tossed her head a bit at the
start and was fractions COM
ing back. But I. never gave it
a second thought because a lot
of 2-year-oldS act that way.
No one was sure exactly what
happened. The stewards
Francis Dunno, Cal Rainey and
Myron Davis-said they be-
lieved Gilbert's head must have
smashed into some part Of the
rail. They said his helmet was
stained with blood.
A witness, Jim Daley, an
outrider, said:
"The horse hit the rail full
and went right up on it. She
slid along the rail on her back
with her feet up in the air. I
believe Gilbert rolled right after
the horse after he hit the track.
I'm not sure what happened
after that. I chased the horse
up the chute after she got back
on her feet and she was all
right when I caught her."
Autopsy Is Set
DR.. Kaye said he thought the
cause of death was a fractured
skull. However, an autopsy will
be performed to determine the
exact cause.
Gilbert's death was the first
Jockey fatality at a major track
in the United States since vet
eran Jackie Westrope was killed
in a spill at Hollywood, Calf,
June 10, 1858. The last Jockey
fatality in flat racing on a New
York track occurred nearly 81
years ago. John Barba was
killed at Jamaica in OCTOBER,
1910.
Funeral arrangements for the
bachelor jockey are incomplete.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
By the Associated Press

Talk about the st. Louis
Cardinals pennant chances,
and you talk about the power of
Ken Boyer and Bill White. the
defensive help Of Julian Javier
and Pitchers Ernie Broglio,
Larry jackson and Bob Miller.
But you have to start with the
ace who's always in a hole
Lindy Mcdaniel.
Lindy proved himself the best
relief pitcher in the business
last season, no mean feat
against such competition as
Roy Face, Don Elston. Ed Roe
buck. Dick Farrell. Gerry Sta
ley, Mike Fornieles and Hoyt
Wilhelm.
Broglio and Mcdaniel shared
the Cardinal player-of-the-
year award-Broglio with his 81
victories and Mcdaniel with his
1874 record, 81 saves and 2.09
earned-run average, best in the
league.
And it was Lindy once again
yesterday following Broglio to
the mound as the Cardinals
made it four in a row over the
New York Yankees with a 81
victory in II innings at st,
Petersburg.
Broglio blanked the Yanks on
three hits for seven innings, and
Mcdaniel, after giving up his
first earned run in 13 innings
this spring, resumed his shut
out spell over the last four
frames for the decision.
Tigers, Twins Win
Elsewhere. the Senators,
leading American League clubs
with a 1873 exhibition record,
ripped the White SoX, 1913; the
Tigers walloped the Pirates,
still tops in the exhibition
standings. 1872; Minnesota de-
feated Milwaukee, 9-6; Cincin-
natl beat Philadelphia, SIS;
Kansas City outlasted Balti-
more, lilo. in 10 innings; the
Cubs nudged the Angels, 4-3;
the Dodgers breezed past Cleve-
land, 8-5, and the Giants beat
Tacoma, Us.
A single by Alex Grammas
drove in the tie-breaking run
for the Cardinals and hung
the loss on Jim Coates, who
worked the last four innings
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Mcdaniel and BrogIio
Team Up on Yankees

/ for the Yanks. Mcdaniel gave
up the tying run on three
singles in the eighth, but then
muffled the American League
champions. who are 0-4 in ex-
ira inning games.
The Tigers decked two Of the
Pirates .aces-Vern Law and
Face-as the champions closed
their Fort Myers schedule with
a 17-8 record. Detroit belted
IA hits, one q home run by AL
Kaline, while Bob Bruce vent
all the way with a six-hitter,
/ giving up the Pittsburgh runs
on a homer by Bob Skinner in
the third inning.
Burdette WalIoped
The Twins took similar liber-
ties with another National
League ace, cracking all but one
of their II hits off Lew Bur-
dette of the Braves at Orlando.
Earl Battey and Bob Allison
each hit two-run triples for
the Twins while ending Mil
waukee's winning streak at four.
John Demerit hit two homers
and a pair Of singles for the
Braves.
A pinch triple by Jerry Lynch
and a balk by Rookie Dwight
Siebler of the Phils did it for
the Reds in the ninth after
joey Jay grew tired and blew
a four-run lead in the eighth.
Marv Throneberry's first
home run of the spring won
for the AS, who tied it on Andy
Carey's home run in ninth
The Orioles had come from be-
hind with a six-run rally,
capped by Jerry Adair's grand
slam, in the top Of the ninth.
A two-run homer by Duke
Snider triggered a four-run
first inning for the Dodgers,
who coasted in behind the six
hit pitching of Roger Craig for
seven innings.
Rookie Billy Williams, who
homered for the Cubs first run,
capped a three-run ninth with
an infield hit against Tex Clev-
enger Of the Angels. The
Giants took care of Tacoma,
after dedicating their 50 mil
lion minor league camp at Casa
Grande. Ariz.. with Willie Mays
hitting a home run in support
of Jack Sanford.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
By BILL FUCHS
Star Staff Writer

CLEARWATER, Fla, April 5.
There Is spring in Willie
Tasby's legs and meanness in
his bat, and he says he's never
felt better heading into a sea-
son of organized baseball.
The stocky Negro center
fielder, who drove in six runs
with two blasts over the left
field fence and led the Sen
ators to a 1913 victory over the
White Sox yesterday in Sara
sofa, thinks this could be his
big season.
Coach George Susce has
been working with me-" Willie
said. Hes shown me a lot OF
things about hitting, and he
got me in shape.
MY legs feel better than at
any time I can remember
Every spring I came up with
pulled muscles or something.
feel great this spring"
Needs Leg Power
Tasby will need all the leg
power he can muster to patrol
the centerfield acreage at Grit
fifth Stadium. He's been like q
hawk after chickens in picking
off fly balls this spring, and II
his bat stays alive he will de-
liver on the promise held fol
him nine years ago, when he
began his professional career
He had some good minor
league seasons, but he didn't
have full season in the majors
until 1859, when he was a .25C
hitter for Baltimore. Last year
most of it with the Red Sox
he batted 1858. The Senators
got him from Boston in the ex-
panSion draft.
Full Of Confidence
II improved last year over
the year before" Tasby points
out. II expect more improve
ment this year. I'm not lacking
in confidence, because that Is
part of what it takes. I know
one thing: If I don't do well II
won't be because I'm not in
good physical shape. Susce
has seen to that"
Manager Mickey Vernon is
happy to hear Tasby is in good
shape.
Somebody asked me about
that" Vernon said. II didn't
know what to say. because
really don't know what is good
shape for Tasby. That's the
trouble with not knowing these
fellows"
Tasby has had six hits in his
last IL trips to the plate and is
a 1888 hitter.
Yesterdays other heroes ir
the victory over Mondays open
ing game opponents included
Evening star., 1961-04-05

he left after six innings. Cal
McLish stopped the Senators
on six hits over seven innings,
but Juan Pizarro was combed
for five runs in the eighth and
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Two Scouts Hired

NEW YORK, April 5 lAP) -
Hershel Martin, a former out
fielder, and Roy Partee, an ex-
catcher, have been signed as
scouts for the New York Ma
tional League club, which be-
gins operations next year.
Evening star., 1961-04-05
NBA PLAYOFFS

By the Associated Press
Game Today
st. Louis at Boston Boston leads
best-of-seven final series, LOO.
Next Game, Saturday, April q
Boston at st. Louis (afternoon, TV)
Evening star., 1961-04-05

NEW YORK, April 5 CAP).-
Roy L. Gilbert, who suddenly
caught fame after what ap-
peared a futile chase, has
ridden his last race.
The 22-year-old Jockey, one
Of 18 children, died yesterday,
Evening star., 1961-04-05
HOMER HAPPY

I Totals 1412I412 Totals 3731l3
Struck out for Woodeshiek in 7th.
Popped out for McLish in 9TH.
Walked for Klaus in Sth. 4-Ran
for Woodling in Sth. 5-Flied out for
PiZarro in 9th.
SENATOR'S 100 OO1 O55-I2
E-Pizarro. PO-A-Washington 27-
l3: Chicago. 27-l1. DP--Esposito to
Fox to sievers, Dotterer to o'Connell;
LOB-WaShington, s.: Chicago, o.
2B Veal. HR - Stevens, sievers.
Tasby t2l, Keough. SB-Smith,
Rivera, Veal.
ip h er bb so
Pizarro 2 s 10 z 9
Kutyna 3 4 0 0
Winner-Kutyna. Loser-Pizarro.
WP-Pizarro.
U-Smith, Chylak, Soar and SchwartS.
T-2:20. A-1,565.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHEvRoLETs-New SIS. Limited
s Tssens s.IssiSRss SsS. y ss Ges sSS spass %s
credit. Also, 20 80 models. new.
time, Biseayne or Coryair, S1,74S
S52 mo-, Bel Air, S1,99S. S64
demos. and used from S1,499.
Trucks, S1,3o0. S46 mo. TOMS
CHEVROLET, Georgia ave. and
University blvd. Wheaton. Lock
Wnnd h.I100
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BROWN
PONTIAC

1545 WILSON BLVD.
Arlington, Va. JA.' 2-5557
DODGE '52 station wagon; fluid
drive, radio; as is, S195.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th and NJ SITS. NV. Ho. 2-S7OO
DODGE '55 Coronet hardtop coupe;
automatic. radio. heater; today'S
special, 1895.
Tri County Rambler
Opposite Laurel Shopping Center
Route l, Laurel, Nd. q.
TO. 9-6l6S PA, 5AA1
No Toll CHARGE on Tower Line
DODGE '55 4-dr,; 2-tone green.
auto. trans, p.s., :, and h., Wv.
tires; very clean car. A perfect
1st or 2nd car: low mileage: $595.
L. P. STEUART BETHESDA. INC.
400 Miller ave-, OIL. 4-1O0O.
DODGE "a Little coronet Super
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES loFFIeEs, STUDIOS for RENT
CONTINUED 4 .fcoNTlNlHepl 4-s-
CONTINUED

GROCERY, N.E.-Must sell immed.
5000 equip. Best cash offer.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
Evening star., 1961-01-20
MONEY 70 LOAN
TRAILERS
FSR q sA5Emssess Lei q. AIS AIS @ :.,!lsr

FOR sALE-I955 ABc trailer, 8
hy Il; Price priced for quick sale. Call
MOBILE HOMEs-New Alma, so
x10, S4,495: Vi-Count, 45x10
S3,806: new 2-bedrm.. S2,395,
SIPS down; ALLIED TRAILERs,
PALACE 1860; bOx1O, 2 bedrms !,
compl. bath, front kit.; take over
payments. S57 mo. so. 5-4774.
REP0SSESSIONS-Make 2 back
payments, pay transfer Zee and
west OF Fairfax circle on Route
30, ct Fairfax. Va. VA. MOBILE
HOMES. -,
TRAVEL TRAILERS-New 1881,
15-ft., S799 and $500 full price.
Factory dealer for Shasta, Vel
lowstone. Serro. Nomad, Corsair
and Easy Travel. ALLIED TRAIL
ER SALES, WA. 7-4354.
1887 NEW MOON, ASKS, g bedrms.
washer, YouugstoWn kit; reas
SO. 5-1227. bet. $3.50 and 0 pm.
1860 GlBRALTAR, 55xl0, 8 bed
omi On il. Ms'hs, nr hsarei f'Ixs. Ms ssosa rsstsE
3e'xs' MELODY HOME-Air cond.; I;
located on lot near Gaithersburg |:
ideal for young married couple.
Call 30l-WA. 6-1556.
81 RICHARDSON, as tt bed
rms. earport. washer. air .cond. I:
awning. SO. S-7914.
isS travel trailer: e SGaeads to 0saT% sraTei
or can be used to live perman.
entity: you can use this trailer
for, q stepping stone to q larger
mobile home. $145 down, SIS Wk
COLES MOBILE HOMES, q. s.
l, Mission rd., Jessup. Nd. PArk-
way 5-1922.
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CADILLAC '59 sedan: blue, white
top. squipped with ali the usual
power accessories for this model:
inside and out it's nice, $3,495.
AkerS OldS- Cadillac Co.
'.FAIRLINGToN SHOPPING CTR"
CV. 3-03bO ALEXANDRIA
Evening star., 1961-01-20

CHEVROLET 80 Impala hardtop;
power steering, powerslide. radio
and heater; 5000 actual miles;
white top and red Interior !:
absolutely like brand-new inside
and out. Why pay more? S2,195.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
CORNER LOT

DOCTOR OR DENTIST
New Hampshire ave. at Dilston I'd.
Silver Spring, Md. Over $500
''' HUMPHREY PROPERTIES
Lo. 5-1943. WI. 2:291s
FAIRFAX PARK-2.4 A acre wooded
tracts, 16O-ft. frontage on dedi-
Gated street. Year-round spring,
stream: "a mile from new golf and
Springfield; Sl'200 down. good
terms. Call FL 4.100o, LYNCH
BROS, INC, REALTORS.
GLENDALE. MD.-l00x100 f.,
EEspsidssnasissSllh sasSh Streets slsc' water in
HOME BUILT ON YOUR LOT
Over 100 plans to choose from.
Financing available Free lot In
spection. Call FE. s-2870.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-20 acres
fine laying ground adjacent to
lake. Also. 80 acres In same To-
PRINCE iiSS GEORGES Co.'S acres.
suitable for low-cost housing. MR.,
CROSS, Ia. 9-1664.
PAUL p. STONE. Realtor
MONTGOMERY CO. sections
available, 102 lots. 100 lots. To
qualified builders. wheaton area.
N. S. BRYER co.
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CADILLAC go conv.: full power, g.
way seat, factory air cond.. pre-
MUM Wv. tires, Eldorado en-
gine and other Eldorado features:
this: TIL: is truly sn eoInoisseIIs ssnr:c,s car:
S4,spB. sS % seen !" A''fe''A's'
Evening star., 1961-01-20
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

STORAGE SHED for contractor
with yard. Mt. Rainier area
Cheapest rent possible. AP. 7-0535
Evening star., 1961-01-20
COMMERCIAL GROUND
LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SALE

ABOVE COLEsvILLE-Oyer an acre
with city water: beautiful view;
$500. with paved road: $1,000
dn., $50 mo. Ewes, Ju. e-303S.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-l240
ACREAGE FOR INvEsTMENT--Let
the population growth Of Fairfax
County make you capital gains.
For the best buy, see MASON &
OMER L. HlRST. Brokers. AMMAN
dale. Va. cL. $4,000. weekdays.
APT. HOUSE GROUND
Fine location of Bennings I'd. Sc:
KAY PIifes sEaEfy LsfEas < oo. sell. RA. $4,000
ASHTON AREA.oveT 7s acres.
good for !, 2 or 2 small estates:
$4,000. with $1,000 down or
,Sl4.5OO cash, OWNER, PO. 2-21O5.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS Twill sub
ordinate) 43 lots, pr. Geo. Co,
imp. streets, all utils.; addresses.
5000 blk. 56th ave. Berwyn Hts;
2700 blk. Columbia ave. .Colum-
bia. Park: terms each. cash 100
sT and 81 SO pst1n per no. OWNER. 3ol-
BEAUTIFUL 1-ACRE DOMESTIC,
near congressional Country Club:
4Ov-At. AAUhtAhC. EAASent bOsgcV'
including st. paving. La. 9-0410.
BETHESDA large lots in the
Hamlet, $4,000 and $4,000. or
make offer on both GEO. W
ROBERTSON. RealtoF. OIL. 2-2123.
BLDG. SITES $1,000 UP
See our large list Of lots In d. C..
and nearby Md.-On terms.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
BURKE, yA.-Wooded 5-acre es-
tate homesites:. .20Ts dn., as little
as 500 mo. Call FL. $4,000 nowi
LYNCH BROS. INC. Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE vIEW-Group Of 5
lots; 100x147, all utils.: estab-
lished section; may divide. BE-
THESDA HOMES, INC, OIL. A.
S104: ewes, OIL. 6-167b.
CHAIN BRIDGE AREA, VA. (CiA,
9 miles to D. C.)-10O lots, sewer
and water: 100000 area; part
subordination. Call Mr.. REYN-
oLDs, IA. 7-6625; ewes. KE.
COLEsyILLE AREA-Wooded lot
los 210. peri. location for GUS
e ten aaod rambler sarcgNs sna sPllt; Only Only
80. 10 5-4677.
COLEsvMLE-sIX PLUS ACRES,
acre zoning; ideal for small es-
tate OF, subdivision. See and make
offer. Don't wait. Open til o ewes.
RIPLEY CO., JU. b.6l11
Evening star., 1961-01-20
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, Md would like to
buy q lot from owner. r. LEAR,
721 Sligo ave-. Sill. Spr.. Nd.
REHoBoTH BEACH HOME
Clean. cool, comfortable; nr. shop
ping. beach. church; $500, summer
season. JU. S-4476.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
teoNriNUEDl

Arlington County
Last undeveloped lot in Arling-
tons finest residential community
Of custom-built homes; 5 minutes
70 Washington: 1e5x195, totaling
10000 50. IT,, on quiet. street
90c per IT. with terms. A. @.
DENICE. INC, Arl. Trust Bldg
IA. 5-2621.
I2 LARGE LOTS, most With trees,
street and all utils. in. ready for
immediate building, In Burnt
Mill Hills section Of Silver Spring:
excel. subordination to responsible
builder. JU. 5-5013 9-5 weekdays.
4 LEVEL WOODED LOTS, all utils,
imp. streets. 5000 blk. Allison st.,
North Brentwood; priced S1,750
OWNER, WA. 7-2706 or 30l-
STATE 2.2470.
1s ACRES on paved road. 13 miles
south Of D. G; in Maryland.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
AIS Motors

1910 wilson Blvd, ArL, va.
ia. 2.41O2
CADILLAC 1860 hardtop sedan
blue and white, equipped witt
air conditioning, power ant
electrical accessories, etc.; i'm.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o PM.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
OPEN sHsRAE ER2ff ] gfeM F'M. . AM
CADILLAC '55 sedan: gray, fully
equipped; buy before conditioning
Inaugural special, SS25.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-260C
CADILLAC ,52 "62"; trans, p.s.,
brakes. paint all new. ST. 3-24s9
CADILLAC 1858 limousine, z pass.
air cond.; full power equipment;
garage-kept, chauffeur Sdriven: $3,-
500. Call pU. 5-3401 between
CADILLAC '56 "62" 4-door; every
extra: power steering. power
brakes; black finish $995.
THACKER MOTORS, 18th and
r. /. ave. ne, LA, 9-1100.
CADILLAC '6s conv.; every extra;
THACKER MOTORS, 18th and
r I. ave. ne, LA. 9-1100.
CADILLAC 81 conv,; T. and h.;
runs perfect: SOS.
WRIGHT MOTORS, INC.
Member Dealer MAZDA.
$500 R. /. Ave. NE. LA. $4,000
CADILLAC '55 convertible: red,
equipped, power steering, power
brakes: buy before conditioning
Inaugural special. ST75.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '56 de VILE type coupe;
every extra, power steering and
brakes: Sl,l95.. THAC X Z r
MOTORS. 18th and r. I. ave. NE.
LA. p-1100.
CHEv. 80 s-dooI; :: and b.: s4ae
full price: P1NEY BRANCH
d MOTORS, $500 Ager rd,, W. Hy.
attsVill0, Nd. WA, 7sk3bl.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
GARAGES
M0T0RcYcLEs

LOCATED Nh. MINI ana 22nd sts.
s;s,;. $40 MOS call after $3.50 Pm.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

CouTthouse square
mod. air cond. OR. 3-049i
and small sir-eondi.
TONED ofnces in mod elev bldg,
foT ssssSa eaIs sssDe
ample space for eiectronics. en-.
eineering or similar organization:
So 90. Il ~. BROYHfLL BUILD
ING. 400 Lee hwy. ATl" Va.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
TRUST NOTES WANTED

WE BUY deferred purchase notes
secured on real estate. wAPLE
REAL ESTATE. AID. 4-2006.
% TRUST NOTES WANTED, TOP
prices paid: immed. service. Mr..
JEFFREYS, Ma. S-0SS2.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

BARR BUILDING, 100 nth st.
n.w.--suite Of 5 lge. rooms air
eend.; immed. OCCUPANCY; $500
per mo. Phone 10. 5-3650.
BETHESDA = Modern air-condi-
toned office. t423 50. ft.l first
floor. 1901 Norfolk ave. Sl60 mo.
For appointment. Empire 5-3266.
BETHEsDA-1st floor office; To-
cations In beautiful new bldg.
1,000 or 1850 50. It. air eond.,
corner Of Norfolk and Del Ray
ave.. can be used as stores.
GEORGE W. O'KEEFE, eyes,. OIL
2-6S62.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
N-ACRE ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LARGE WOODED LOT, mr.. Lake
Brittle. Gainesville, Va: Sl.4O0;
small down payment TO approved
purchaser. Call KE. 6-5S61.
i88 ACREs, Virginia, Orange coun.
ty, Chencellorsville battlefield
area. Fed. Hwy. 20 betw. Fredef-
icksbure- Charlottesville. - Level
bordered by stream, 3 roads. elec.,
fine springs, % kinds trees, var
$50 cords pulpwood. 5005 18th
st. NV, Wash. IL, D. C.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

BUICK $50 4-dr. hardtop; excel.
eond. 2.teIs; oos ps:. ," p;s" ,; :; and l,lss b.
osQe01: after Q pm. call IA. 0.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. 81 M.ton panel; iow MI.
FRIEND RENT-A-cAR. 1921 L
st. NV. -
CHEV. go 4S-pass. school bus; like
new. AERO CHEW, 1101 King st..
Alex. XII. S-e025.
DUMP TRUCK '5e F-600; like new;
low MI: reasonable. Call oV. g.
1886.
FORD '52 half-ton pickup; good
condition. reasonable. Call after
5 pm, RE. 5-S073.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

CHEv. 81 2-door; +. and h.; S4aa
iMaoroRRis',' RRi''. $500 lssT sssT rd..S SRAfGa n. IL.
attsville, Nd. WA. 7.4361,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ALL CASH for your D. C. property
we pay the very top dollar. Mr.
MTrKTY nA H-lf10
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BETHESDA


MODERN OFFICE BLDG.
1000 SO FIT. AT So so 80. FT.
Consisting Of 3 daylight connecting
lights and daily janitor service.
Will rent single suite. Public park
ing In rear. GEO. W. ROBERT
SON. 5000 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2123.
COLORADO BLDG.-Office in law
yer's suites. furn. or unfurn.: reas
CONN. AvE.-IDEAL for lawyers
representative, etc. Reasonable.
AID. 2.7392.
CONN. AVE. Mr.. MAYFLOWER
HOTEL-3-rm. suite. newly dec.
carpeted, / rm. walnut paneling;
secy. and telephone : answering
service avail. also parking. FE.
EXECUTIVE OFFlCE-Furn.; sec.
retarial service avail; elevator
bldg, modern: downtown; ample
parking; very reasonable. DU. 2.
FIRST FLOOR, approx. 400 SC f.;
new air-cond. bldg. .sil Spg. ares;
$500 per mo. tncls. utils. Call
ROBINSON. SJU. 7-7I17.
LEGAL-FINANCIAL-White House
area; up to 1000 So. IT. office
space available. air conditioned.
Reas. terms.
ALFRED sCANLAN RE. 7-4379
MEDICAL BLDG, adjoining lse.
Alex. shopping center under con-
struction for June occup.. now
SOC leased Specialists wanted.
FOX REALTY. OR. $4,000.
MONTANA BLDG.
1926 M st. n.w.-Very desirable
space. approx. 800 So. It. avail.
bldg. now occupied by other doc
tors: 24-hr. elev. service. Call
Evening star., 1961-01-20

CADILLAC go convert: ali white
s%st'h ,sloT Pun tGS psws e. ss, fss Leather a. sona r.
5000 mi. by orig; owner: spare
tire never used: S4.S75, no deal
ers. IA. 4.60s7.
The Adak sun., 1961-06-05

MONDAY BREAKFAST .-- - = .- ~ - CHILLED FRESH FRUIT CHILLED FRESH MILK ASSORTED DRY CEREAL :. DREAMED CLIPPED BEEF ON HOT TOAST AMERICAN FRIED POTATOES KOLACHES CAB
 HOT TOAST-JAM
 BREAD-BUTTER COFFEE-TEA
The Adak sun., 1961-06-05

"WEDNESDAY NAVY BEAN SOUP P-31 CRACKERS & CROUTONS CHILLED BEEF STEAK J-lo BAKED POTATOES W/JACKET ONION GRAVY O-15 SUFFERED BRUSSEL SPROUTS SALAD BAR SELECTION " ASSORTED DRESSING LEMON WEDGES ICED DEVILS FOOD CAKE D-1 BREAD-BUTTER COFFEE-TEA-MIIK
 THURSDAY
 SPLIT PEI SOUP P-16 CRACKERS & CROUTONS CHILLED PORK CHOPS J-l7 MASHED SWEET POTATOES Q69 BROWN GRAVY O-l5
 SUFFERED CARROTS Q-55 SALAD BAR SELECTION w ASSORTED DRIES ZINC LEMON WEDGES
 CHILLED PEARS I'D BREAD-BUTTER
 CoFFEE-TEA--MILK
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, 1961-12-15

LOCAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR WCORP

A O IMPORTANT point advanced by Interior Sc
cretary Udal is that the Virgin Islands Corporation might be
turned over to the local government for operation. That indeed
1t would take away the stigma Of federal government opera
ton of private enterprise, and place the matter entirely in local
hands.
WHEN ONE THINKS back to the establishment of the
Virgin Islands Company and what was behind it, there is no
doubt whatever that the sole purpose was to try to tnd a way
out, to provide the economic foundation for these Islands, and
especially the agriculture Of St. Croix. That has really never
the benefits at close quarters must now be prepared to do
everything to make it a success
THESE ISLANDS need the Virgin Islands Corporation
This year nearly 200 private growers OF sugar cane sold then
crops to the O An even greater number may do SO IN
time. In addition, the VICORP could engage in such enter
prises as animal industry, the diversified use of land, and what.
ever else may be needed for the effective development OF our
economy.
TRUE, THE Virgin Islands Corporation is unique. But
here is an opportunity for a government to operate an enter.
prise for the benefit of all concerned Knowing the purpose
that such a corporation would play, the local government
would be constantly on the alert to, introduce and maintain
the most effective operational measures.
FEW BITS OF news can mean more to the Virgin Islands
than that the VICORPm may be turned over to the local govern
ment. We believe we can take care Of it. We know we can
handle it, and it serve the purpose for which it was eStab-
Iished - to form the foundation of the economy OF St. CroN,
and the Virgin Islands.