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, 1962-04-03
NOTICE

All interested persons please take notice thatin accordance
With Section 41O3 Of Title 80 Of the Virgin Islands Code, as
amended, dealing with the Industrial Incentive Program, a
Public Hearing will be held at Government House, Christian
sted. ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, Tuesday, April 10, 1862, at
800 pm. on the following applications for tax exemption
and subsidies:
Firsf VIRGIN CORPORATION Christiansted
st. CroixVL Frozen Food Storage
Plant
Sidney Lee Chrisiansted
81. Croix, VI. Commercial Bldgs.
Maisonette Apartments, Inc. Ch.istiansted
st. Croix, vi Apartment Houses
IJnitime CORPORATION ChrStiansted
st. croix, v. l. Mfg. and Assemb-
ling of Watches & Clocks
Any person, firm or corporation interested in the approx
al or disapprovaI Of these applications may appear and be
heard, provided a written statement is submitted to the Board
at least three days prior to the meeting
DANIEL w. AMBROSE
Special Assistant to the Governor
27-3-1O
, 1962-04-03

IN TrHED DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT cROIx: c-HRIsTIANsTED
In the Matter Of the Estate of
JAMES DOMINICK SIMMONDS
TAX a. James Simmonds) PROBATE NO. 6-l96l
Deceased.
, 1962-04-03

Almeric L. Christian
Administrator
, 1962-04-03

Da1eu: March %. 1862
1926, 4I2,9 & 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11

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The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
w ANT ADS

CLEARANCE SALE: Remington 25-35 ammo $2.00 per box.
 Perfect condition. You pay air. freight. Unalakleet Trading Post, Unalalxleet. 25c
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
U of ALASKA PROFESSOR LECTURES AT NOME SCHOOL

Professor William Cashen from the Mathematics Dept. of the University of Alaska visited Nome High School and lectured to mathematics classes and to the teachers on Monday and Wednes- day of this week.
 Professor Cashen's visit was sponsored by the National Science Foundation in cooperation with the Mathematics Society of Amer ica.
 A number of professors of mathematics from the University Of Alaska and Alaska Methodist University are visiting various high schools in the state to intro duce new concepts and ideas for teaching mathematics at the high school level.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
HFA Suggests Nome
 Water and Sewage Plan Be Reduced to $1,2O0,O 900

Monday evening the Nome Council turned over to the Nome Planning Commission a letter re- ceived from the Director of Housing and Home Finance Agency concerning the applica- ton made for the water and sewage project recently completed and sent to them by the City of Nome.
 Due to the time element in get ting the project started this sea- son, the Planning Commission im- mediatly conferred by phone with this agency, who suggested that the scope of the project be re- duced to s1,200,000 instead of $1,500,000 estimated.
 They suggested that the basic water and sewer system be in areas of high density with pro- vision for future extensions based on ability to finance and the users ability to provide internal fix lures to use the services. The agency expressed their desire to see Nome obtain these needed improvements.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
Bethel Basketball Team
 Due In Nome Saturday

The Bethel basketball team is scheduled to arrive Saturday on a charter trip from Bethel along with other Bethel residents total- ing forty persons on the trip which has twice been postponed due to the weather.
 Arrival time should be at 100 pm. on Saturday and departure at 11:30 pm. on Sunday.
 The basketball games are sched- uled to start at 8:30 pm. Satur- day. The second game with Bethel will be at TOO pm. on Sunday. There will be a preliminary game at 7:30 Saturday evening.
 This will give the visitors time to take in the Lions Benefit Dance at the Armory after the games.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
Big Time Promised At Lions Anniversary
 Party Saturday Night

A gala weekend is in store at Nome with the expected arrival of a charter from Bethel, and the Nome Lions Clubs first anniver- sary party being held at the Ma tional Guard Armory Saturday night.
 Lion President Don Perkins said today that he expected Mer- lin Day, Lions district governor for Alaska and Western Canada, to arrive on the charter flight from Bethel. MT. Day is with the Public Health Service in that lower Kuskokwin community. His coming to Nome will be in his official capacity as governor.
 The Lions committee in charge of the party promise good time for everyone with refreshments, entertainment and dance tunes provided by Louie Green and his band.
 The proceeds from the party are pledged to the Nome Public Health Nurse to provide glasses for the deserving and needy. The program is part Of International Lions sight conservation plan.
 Tn the year that the Nome Lions Club have sponsored the rlrogram here aboi1t 1(l0 hairs If glasses have been either pur- chased new or repaired through the Public Health Nurse.
 Earlier in the year the Lions also sponsored broom sale and with the proceeds have purchased a supply of brooms which will be sold during the city's annual cleanup week, and this money is also pledged to the glasses for kids program.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Gail McIver Lorene David, James Black, Betty Jocius, Orella Brown, Margaret Seeto- mona, Raymond Penatac, Wayne Pushruk, Steven Analoak, James Adsuna.
 Discharged: Edward Moktoyuk Joe Dexter, Elizabeth Kavairlool, Bessie Attayak, Catherine Kin guk, Helena Dimmick, Bernhard Savok, June West, Elsa Bronson, Clara SirIoak.
 MT. and Mrs. Shelby David of Film are the parents of son born on Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28

LONDON R = The House of Commons approved a bill last night restricting for the first time immigration to Britain from other British Commonwealth countries.
 The bill will curb the increasing influx of immigrants from the West Indies, India and Pakistan. It has been denounced as virtual color bar.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
COMM

From Fairbanks: Don Hoover, Vim. Cashen, M. C. Snyder, Joe Rychetnik.
 From Kotzebue: John Williams, Noah Downey, Frank Norton, Edward Barr, Paul Henry, Charles Pungalik, Charlie Nazuruk, Nor man Cater, Leo Snyder, Clifford Jackson, Eddie Towksjhea, Geo. Markham, MT. Kowalczyk, Father Aestruc, Joe Brant1ey, Bert Thomas.
 To Kotzebue: Roy Wall, Mae Kobishop.
 To Fairbanks: w. Duckworth, Ernest Parr, James Stone, MT. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins, w. Lewis, Clarence and Margaret Olanna.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
Gene Joiner Visits Here

Gene Joiner, jade dealer from Kotzebue, passed through Nome enroute home from the south 48 where he received medical and dental care. He stated that the new $3,000,000 government hos pital at Kotzebue will not accept white patients in the area, making it necessary for them to seek needed medical attention else where.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

It's happy birthday to two old Noneites in the Pioneer Home during the month of March. Peter x. Peterson will be 88 on March 28, and George Walline of Candle will be the same age on March IA
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH ACTIVITIES
 Tnxsrvh&

S&AAsJ4AA 500 Family dinner. TOO Visitation instruction. 7:30 Special preaching service, Rev. H. Dalxin & Augustus Mertz. 8::3O Blonde Eskimo dances in Fellowship Hall
 Thursday ssSa Special preaching service, Spiritual Life and Mission"
 Friday 7:30 WSCS will participate by their attendance in church at this time to be followed by their regu- lar monthly meeting in the Eel lowship Hall.
 Saturday 200 Sisterhood meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
FLORIDA BOUND

Edna Moto and Peggy Sherman of Kotzebue are leaving for F't LauderdaIe, Fla, on a vacation trip and plan to take in the famous town of Miami Beach.
 To make sure that the girls will get to see all the interesting sights, Otto Schulz has alerted his brother, Paul Schulz, at the Fontainbleau Hotel to assist them.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28

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 25c
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09

killer will fall back on one of those
standbys. and even such once STAR
Ting corpse-m making instruments as
death rays and germ-laden hypo-
dermic needles are commonplace.
Fiendish Minds
From all this, one might assume
that Hollywood screen writers have
reached the end of their rope moose,
of course) as far as movie mayhem
is concerned. In truth, however,
their fiendish minds never stop
working, and they recently came
up with new technique that is
used for the first time in Citations
action drama, Spread Eagle" which
opens today at the Lacey Street
Theater
Actually, it's an old western Gus
tom known as the "spread-eagle,"
an elaborate but highly effective
way of despatching a victim. Basic
ally simple, the method consists of
tieing a man between two wild
horses which are then turned loose
in open country.
The chances of surviving this
sort of treatment are roughly COM
parable to those of a small boy
with water pistol against a nation
with an H-bomb.
Concerned in these and other ac-
tion-packed proceedings are John
Payne, Rhonda Fleming and Dennis
O'Keefe, stars of spread Eagle"
which was directed by Lewis r.
Foster.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09
Alcohol Problem
Is Spotligghted On
DR.. Kildare Show

DR.. Kildare goes to work in an
experimental ward for treating
DRINKS under direction of a doctor
quest star Lee Marvin who. him
self, struggles to stay off the bottle
in the Or. Kildare" episode, 'One
for the Road Friday at 10 on
KFAR-TV, Channel ?.
Assigned to the project by DR..
Gillespie raymond Massey Dr..
Kildare Orchard Chamberlain
faces complications in the person
Of a hostile young drunk who re-
fuses to identify himself beyond the
name John Doe paul CARR.
Doe describes every scientific ar
ticle ever written by DR.. Probeck
(Marvinp but refuses to explain
why he is so we'll informed.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09
Swaps Body For
Younger Model
On Twilight Zone

Joseph Schildkraut, making his
second appearance this season in the
series. stars as an aging husband in
a futuristic society who is willing
to swap his body for that of
young man in The Trade-Ins' on
Rod Servings The Twilight Zone"
Friday at $50 on KTVF, Channel
Eleven.
AS John Holt, Schildkraut goes
with his wife Martha, portrayed by
Alma Plat, to the New Life Corp
Grafton, where they learn about the
unique process of exchanging old
bodies for those of young people,
thereby providing new opportuni-
ties for long and happy lives.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09

Throughout the turbulent and
colorful history of the Old West,
the lynch mob played a dram
attic and fearful role. The dread
ed danger of the irresponsible
mob taking the law into its own
hands was always present in an
era when men lived by the gun
and the individuals safety was
often his own personal problem.
The situation made the job of the
law enforcement officer dangerous
and complicated one, for he often
found himself battling the claw
abiding" citizen to protect an ac-
cused law-breaker.
This strange turn-about has been
graphically and excitingly drama
tized in Citations Colorado" the
powerful action-drama now show
ing at the Lacey Street Theater. In
the film James Cagney faces the
mob twice-once as its intended vic
tim and again as a sheriff-both
times with results that pack rugged,
brawling action into the suspenseful
story of the VistaVision thriller.
Second Feature
The cleverest murderers this side
of San Quentin are not to be found
skulking in shadowy underworld,
but rather traipsing around unfet-
tered in the tabled land of Holly
wood. For, without a doubt, the
most diabolic dealers of death any
where are the motion picture
makers.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09

and flaming arrows, the trial in
which Guinevere is accused of un-
faithfulness, and the final duel to
the death between Lancelot and
Modred on the edge of a pool of
quicksand
"Ivanhoe and knights of the
Roundtable'' were produced by
Pandro S. Berman, with both pic
lures directed by Richard Thorpe.
The musical scores for these two
great spectacle films We're written
by Miklos Rosa, whose most re-
cent musical contributions to the
screen were in "Ben-Hurn and
king of Kings.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09
TWIN BILL FEATURES WESTERN DRAMAS

In fact, the movie plotters have
been SO prolific in devising ways of
killing people that they have prac-
tically exhausted every conceivable
means of homicide.
Simple shootings, hangings, knit
ings and poisonings have been passe
for many years now, although occa-
sionally an unimaginative screen
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09

DaSed on the WOfid-fam0uS novel
by Sir Walter Scott, stars Robert
Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor. Joan Fon-
tame, George Sanders and Emlyn
Williams. knights of the Round
table" photographed in Cinema
Scope, stars Robert Taylor, Ava
Gardner and Mel Ferrer in a ire
mendous cast.
Set against the medieval pagentry,
rich costumes and spectacular back
grounds of the England of 1900 AID,
when knighthood was in flower
"Ivanhoe' unfolds an action-filled
story of chivalry and romance, bat
tie and intrigue.
1t is the story of Richard the Lion
Hearted, England's Warrior King,
who is held captive at the close of
the Third Crusade to free the Holy
Land and sets all Britain aflame
with struggle for power between
Norman and Saxon knights.
Among thrill highlights are the
storming of the Norman stronghold
of Torquilstone Castle, the tourna-
ment in which Ivanhoe meets in
turn each of five Norman knights
and unhorSes each opponent, anc
the savage battle between Ivanhoe
and De Bois-Guilbert with the
former using an axe as his weapon
and the latter a chain-mace.
Robert Taylor plays the title role
with Elizabeth Taylor cast as the
beautiful Rebecca who is sentenced
to die as a witch but whose life is
saved by Ivanhoe.
Second Feature
"Knights of the Roundtable" also
tells story of England. this time in
its turbulent Sixth Century, when
King Arthur and his gallant knights
fought to free the country from its
feudal chieftains.
Taylor portrays the intrepid
knight, Lancelot; Ava Gardner is
seen as Guinevere, with whom he
falls illfatedly in love; Mel Ferrer
has the role of King Arthur.
The exciting film is replete with
sWordplay and action from its very
opening sequence, in which Arthur
draws the sword Excalibur from its
steel anvil, through such scenes as
Lancelot's single handed combat
against six knights. the episode in
which he topples a huge gallery
stone into a conclave and foils an
attempt to murder Arthur, the
scene in which Lancelot rescues
Guinevere from the Green Knight
in jousting duel, the battle against
the Picts, fought with darts, rocks
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09
Grandpa Younger
Than He Thought

Grandpa McCoy's morale gets an
unexpected boost when Social Sc
curity records show him to be a
mere youngster of 81, instead of So
as he had thought, in you're as
Young as You Feel on THE Real
McCoys" Wednesday at on KFAR-
TV, Channel 2.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09

TOUGH GUY - James Cagney
is as tough as he looks in Cita-
tons Colorado" in TechnicOlor
and Vista Vision. CO-starring John
Derek and Ernest BOrgnine, the
action drama is now at your La
cey Street Theater.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-05-09
Two Great Medieval Films
Offered On Dual Program

"Ivanhoe' and knights of Roundabe" two of Metro
GoldWyn Mayors spectacle now brought to
the outstanding dual attraction at
the New Empress Theater.
Both pictures filmed color with
alsar supported by thousands players vanhoeo
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Office. Collar open-it's sport shirt, cas-
ual and comfortable. Collar closed, with
atie-it's dress shirt, handsome and cor
rect. Like all Arrow shirts, this Light
weight is Mitoga tailored to make you
look your trim best 1907 wash-and-wear
cotton. "Sanforized Plus. In full range
Evening star., 1962-05-06

This Arrow shirt is almost too cool to
be truel The secret is in the ArGzePhyr
weave. 1t lets every little breeze come
through yet you can't see through the
fabric This Arrow Lightweight has the
famous Arrow Bi-Way collar that's
equally at home on picnic or at the
Arizona sun., 1962-05-24
May Proclaimed As
MuItipIe ScIerosis Month

Governor Paul Fannin proclaim
ed the Month of May Multiple
Sclerosis Month in the State OF
Arizona by signing proclamation
that was presented to the Arizona
Central Chapter Chairman William
M. Lockwood of Scottsdale.
The Residential Campaign under
the Guardianship of Maureen Con-
molly Brinker, of ScOttsdale, is
being conducted this week in the
Valley area. A goal of 100000 has
been set for the efforts of over
5000 volunteers who will be call
ing on homes.
Governor Fannin's proclama-
ton stated in part; WHEREAS,
in cooperation with the National
Society, dedicated to seeking the
cause, cure and treatment of this
disease. carries on a local pro-
gram of patient care, research and
medical education available to all
patients and thier families; and
WHEREAS, the devoted work OF
this non-profit organization is, the
care and treatment of many hund-
Arizona sun., 1962-05-24
M0URNS LOUIS LAUTIER
VETERAN JOURNALIST

WASHINGTON. = Louis Lautier
was among the best informed
persons in America on the race
relations situation said NAACP
Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins In
a message of coincidence this week
to Mrs. Constance Lautier, widow
of the deceased.
Mr.. Lautier, considered by many
to be the dean of Negro journalists,
served many years as Washington
Bureau Chief of the National
Negro Press Association. He was
65 when he passed here last week.
At the time of his death, Mr..
Lautier was serving as special as
sistant to the Republican National
Committee Chairman. He covered
innumerable NAACP conventions
and the major gatherings of most
of the important organizations in
the national Negro community.
Mr.. Wilkins cited Mr.. Lautier' s
knowledge of government and con-
cluded that ''hiS analysis and as
sistance will be sorely missed.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-24
GUIDE BOOK
FOR NEWS WRITING

What is believed to be the first
practical manual ever written on
a phase of journalism, from the
viewpoint of the Negro press, has
Just been published by The Russ
wurm Press of Columbus, Ohio.
1t is also believed to be the first
manual of its type authored by a
Negro journalist.
The new manual, titled, writ
ing For The Weeklies, is "a con-
densed self-help course in weekly
newspaper correspondence, OF
special interest to persons with a
yen for writing, who would like
to earn extra money in their spare
time, writing news releases OF
their community activities for
Negro newspapers. Besides show
ing them just how to properly
gather and write such news re-
leases and where to apply for
such employment, the manual al
so points out the steps by which
more ambitious correspondents
can push themselves to higher
position in the field of journalism.
Author of the new manual is
O'Wendell Shaw whose novel OF
Negro college life, Greater Need
Below" elected nationwide COM
ment when it was published in
1886. Shaw has been a working
journalist, in capacities ranging
from reporter and columnist to
various editorial brackets, for
more than 80 years and until re-
Gently was a member of the edl-
torial staff of a leading Negro
newspaper in the Midwest.
Writing For The Weeklies" is
not an offering of the academic
textbook variety. Rather, it is a
highly practical, informally-writ-
ten manual that gets its valuable
instructions over to the journalist
prospect clearly, surely and very
entertainingly.
The new manual is a boon to
persons, from 16 to 70, who are
interested in entering the field OF
journalism and earning extra
money from the very beginning,
writing For The Weeklies is
obtainable, in durable soft cover,
at $2.25 per copy, directly from
The Russwurm Press, P. 0. Box
145O2, Columbus 8, Ohio.