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The Adak sun., 1962-06-25


 wi sion Service, Depar tment of Defense. In- f orma tion is taken from Te1e-Tips l2-62, a |publi ication of AFRTS Los Angeles.. Special |programing will be announced over AFRS Radio from lC:3O to ll:3O Monday thru Friday IlAdak s Private Line and over AFTV on Parade. This schedule is snbigct to change. PEOPLE YOU SEE ON lFTV: Tall, broad-shoul- Idered Doug Mcclure stars as private invest-: Ii gator Jed Stills in the action adventure born in Glendale, Calif ornia, Nay II, 1895, lhas been resident of Pacific Palisades }since he was three. He graduated from Uni .versity High School in West Los lngeles and llstudied drama at Santa Monica City College. Doug made his television debut in Men of lAnnapolis, and broke into the movies with . jhis role in The Enemy Below. His subsequent |to1evision appearances include performances lon Schlitz PlaXhouse, HannesseZ and The TMi- : Ii ght Zone. Since The Enemy Below Doug has Appeared in Bec2use ThaZ.re Young, The Un forgiven and Gidget. He recently married ain lfactress, Barbara Luna. ~
  PROGRAMS TO SEE ON AFTV: A report of Presi- |dent Kennedy's first year in office is fea- |his inaugural address,; covers his trips to South America and Europe; the signing of |the bills for the Peace Corps; the o.A.s. |and carries through his speeches to Decem- 1ber l9o1... CBS Reports on The Fat Aaeri can Sunday at 3:3O. In considering one of the ha jor causes of over-Wei ght--over- -eating-- 1.-the program reports on the nations gi- igantic food industry and interviews some of Ethe nation s top experts nutrition and shealth.
 1 Leonard Bernstein and the New York Phil harmonic devote interesting and dramatic hour to the interpretation of two famous classical works of music at 9:00 Sa turday ion this weeks Saturday Night special. ] Chico, The Misunderstood Coyote is this
Evening star., 1962-03-29
Pineapple Ambrosio Mold

/ Q-pound 4-ounce) can
pineapple tidbits
l Ql-ounce) can mandarin
oranges
IA cup cornStarch
teaspoon seasoned salt
l teaspoon prepared mustard
l tablespoon prepared horse
radiSh
2l2 envelopes plain gelatin
70 cup lemon Juice
2 eggs, beaten
12 cup mayonnaise
! (7-ounce) bottle lemon
lime carbonated beverage
cup whipping cream
cup fresh Strawberries,
halved or sliced
Small lettuce cups
Flaked coconut
Drain and save / cup sirup
from pineapple and "a cup
sirup from oranges. Blend
IA cups fruit Sirup with
cornStarch, salt, mustard and
horseradish. Cook and stir
over moderate heat until
thickened and smooth. Mean
while soften gelatin in lemon
juice. Slowly stir beaten eggs
into cooked mixture Add
Softened gelatin and continue
cooking over low heat until
dissolved, about 2 to 3 min
Evening star., 1962-03-29

Turn into quart mold.
Chill 4 to S hours or over
night. When ready to serve.
unmold salad onto serving
plate. Fill small lettuce cups
with remaining pineapple
tidbitS and orange Segments:
sprinkle with flaked coco
nut. Arrange around mold.
Makes eight servings.
Evening star., 1962-03-29

utes. Remove from heat
and cool slightly. Stir in
mayonnaise and carbonated
beverage. Chill until mixture
begins to thicken and mounds
on a spoon. Fold in Stiffly
beaten cream. Gently fold
in l cup drained pineapple
tidbits. half the orange seq
m ents and strawberries.
Evening star., 1962-03-29

lected by the editors who
have cooked and sampled
thousands upon thousands of
recipes.
Miss Petersen was pre-
viously associate food editor
at McCall's, home economist
for the Brooklyn IN. "
Union Gas Co., and nutri-
zionist for the New York City
Department of Welfare.
Miss Elvin was formerly
with the Michigan State Uni
versity as home demonstra-
ton agent in the Extension
Service and also wrote a
women's column and broad
cast a weekly radio pro-
gram. ". F.
Evening star., 1962-03-29

AppTOAlIIldIely l,oUU guests,
including Washington Off
cialdom, will dine on an all
japanese menu on Wednes-.
day, April 4, at the 1862
Cherry Blossom Festival
Fashion Show Luncheon to
be held in the Sheraton-Park
Hotel
The hotels Chef Dominic
Bartolomeo has worked out
a menu featuring an entree
of breast of chicken teriyaki
kumquat and ending with ice
cream bombe a la Fuji.
Consomme royale with
cherry blossoms opens the
festive luncheon that also
includes rice, snow peas and
glazed carrots.
Chef 'Bartolomeo's menu
Tor serving l,6O0 has been
broken down into 8-portion
servings for those who might
like to duplicate the recipes
at home.
Chicken Teritaki
/ cup shoyu (soybean sauce)
cup sake or any wine
% cup sugar
q cup water
2 tablespoons cornstarch ,
Bone of half chicken
2-3 stalks of green onion
l chicken, cut in serving
pieces
To make sauce with chicken,
mix together shoyu, sake,
sugar and water. Bring to
a boil. Meantime, place
chicken bone on the broiling
pan and put green onion on
the bone and broil until
brown. Then put bone and
Evening star., 1962-03-29
Cherry Blossom Luncheon
Features japanese Menu

green onion into the sauce
and cook over low flame for
about 80 minutes. Remove
bone and green onion and
make sauce thicker with a
little cornStarch. Wash
chicken and cut into serving
pieces. Broil chicken, skin
side up. until light brown.
Turn chicken and cook half
way through under broiler.
Baste with the sauce and
broil few more minutes. Do
not overlook. Serves 8.
COnsOmme Royale with
Cherry Blossoms
2 quarts chicken broth or
beef conSomme
Evening star., 1962-03-29
Food Editors Assemble
Family Cook Book

Nothing seems to have
been left out of THE Sunday
News Family Cook Book" as
sembled by Alice Petersen
and Ella Elvin, food editors
of the New York News.
Subject matter Of the book.
published by RoWman &
Littlefield, Inc. ($5.96, COW
ers everything from appe-
Tiers and beverages right on
down through meats and
poultry, soups, salads and
breads to cakes and desserts.
Also included are holiday
meals and foods from other
lands. A good number of the
"favorite" recipes carry the
name of the contributor, Sc
Evening star., 1962-03-29
Baked egg custard
Pink food coloring


Baked egg custard
Pink food coloring
Sailed cherry blossoms
Heat chicken broth and
garr1iSh with the baked egg
custard cut into fancy shapes.
Decorate with salted cherry
blossoms. The latter can be
purchased in any Japanese
food store. Serves 8.
Ice Cream BOmbe
Add Y tablespoon green tea
powder to 1s cup cold water.
When dissolved, add the mix
ture to u gallon Of vanilla
ice cream. Mix well. Pour
into molds. Use any type
mold to represent Mt. Full
which is a pyramid shape.
Place in a freezer until hard.
Remove from mold and cover
with melted chocolate that
has been slightly cooled.
Return to freezer until solid.
, 1962-12-06
Bishop Swift Coming
10 Dedi. ST. Dunstun's
Episcopal School

The Right Reverend Albert
Ervine Swift, Bishop-in-C harge
Of the Virgin Islands viii dedi-
cate the new st. Dunstan's Epis-
copal School buildings on Sunday,
the ninth of December at four
o'clock in the afternoon. The pub
lie is invited.
st. D~unstan's, formerly known
as st. Johns Episcopal School,
was founded in the autumn of
1858 through the efforts of par
ents, church members and inter-
ested citizens. It's purpose is to
train children for Christian lead
ership for all levels of community
life through a well-planned aca-
demic program. Instruction begin
at the kindergarten level and con-
tinues through the Ninth grade
for the year 1~962-1963. An addi-
tional grade will be added each
year until a complete high school
is established. The new buildings
mark a great milestone in the.
schools development.
Following the Blessing of the
buildings there will be an open
house in all classrooms which
will give everyone an opportun-
ity to meet the instructors and
to see work representative of the
type pupils have been doing this
year. Parents and friends of the
school are urged to attend the
Dedication ceremonies.
, 1962-12-06
Give Bunfield Numed
Public Rel. Director by
International JdYcees

international honor was recent
1y conferred on the Virgin Islands,
when representatives from So
countries met in Hong kong for
the world congress of Junior
Chambers of Commerce and elect
ed Virgin Islands former Jaycee
President, Give Banfield, to serve
on the international board as
Director of Public Relations.
Likened to a younger version of
the United Nations in action but
without the power of veto, 100
delegates and their wives gave
Hong Kong its biggest interna-
tional conference.
In gaining a seat on the 27-man
international board, the Virgin
Islands became the first country
to win a seat after having been
admitted to the international
organization just one year ago.
In his new Jaycee post, Ban
field will direct all public relations
internationally and maintain LA
Continued on Page ~
, 1962-12-06
Miss Ann Nc Furlune
BECOMES Bride Of
Pfc. Timothy Smith

Miss Ann Nc Farlane, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Euan p. H. Nc
Farlane of Virgin Gorda, was mar
ried to Pfc. Timothy Wilder Smith
at a private ceremony in Basic,
Switzerland, on November 9th.
They are now enjoying a thirty
day honeymoon skiing through
Switzerland and Austria.
MI. Smith is the son of Mrs.
Charles Castor Smith of Wayland
and Annisquam, Massachusetts,,
and the late Norman Smith.
Miss Nc Farlane previously
with her parents at Buffers Bay
in Frederiksted, and has many
friends here.
, 1962-12-06
Concert Society Drive
Ends xtWee in
F'sted and C'sted

The present ticket sales drive
by the st. Croix Concert Society
for the coming seasons attrac-
tions, as announced last month
will end on Saturday, December
18th, Fred Reynolds, President
Advance contracts have been
signed by the Society with the
three entertainment groups sche-
duled, SO it is imperative that the
Trustees are assured of sufficient
advance sales to meet these obliga
tons, and thus guarantee the per-
formances.
Canvassing will continue dur
ing the next seven days, the drive
being augmented on the final
two days by ticket booth sales. In
FrederikSted, the booth will be
open both days. In ChristianSted,
the booth at the Supermarket
Will be open on Saturday, while
the booth at Rasmussen's will be
open on both Friday and Satur-
day. Student tickets, at less than
half the price of adult season
memberships, will be on sale in
the booths and also from area
Captains who are still canvassing.
Next week, the Society will be-
gin to release to both press and
radio more of the background and
history, including some Of the
music, of the various entertainers
appearing in the forthcoming per-
formances on January 23rd, Mar.
10th and April 5th.
The public is urged to buy their
tickets before the drive closes
Saturday afternoon, December is,
so that the Society may meet It's
fiscal obligations to the artists in
time, and also allow the many
workers to turn their attentions
toward the Christmas holidays.
, 1962-12-06
Recreation Bureau to
Pldn Track. Field
Revived at Meeting

The will be a meeting under the
auspices of the Recreation Blu
reau on Friday night, December
7, at 300 at the Recreation Cen
ter Building in Christiansted to
which all athletes who took part
in the Track and Field Revival
Meet are invited.
, 1962-12-06
GOVERNOR PAIEWONSKY SUBMITS SIX
BILLS FOR LEG1sLATIVE SESSION JAN. IA

Before leaving for Washington Governor Ralph PaiewonskY
sent to the Legislature of the Virgin Islands several items of pro-
posed legislation for inclusion on the Agenda for the regular session
Of the Fifth Legislature which will commence on Monday. January
IA. 1860. Principal items were as follows:
, 1962-12-06
President Of Textile
Mills Here Vents to
Set Record Strdight

Robert T. Catlin, President of
st. Croix Textile Mills, Incorpora-
ted, has written to the AVIS I'M
der date of December 8, 1862, as
follows:
sThre has been a great deal of
publicity in the papers recently,
given to the Textile Industry in
the Virgin Islands, in connection
with their operation under the u.
S. Customs Regulation, Section
301, as amended.
'The general use of the word
Textiles" has been very disturb
ing to us, because it includes our
operation here on st. Croix, simp-
" because we also come under
the textile category.
1T is our understanding that
actually the complaint is against
the Wooden Fabric Finishing
Plants in st. Thomas. We r adj
vised that they import wooden fa-
brics and treat them with either
a water-proofing or moth-proof-
ing process, or some other similar
type of process. On the other
hand st. Croix Textile Mills, Inc.
on ST. Croix is actually manufac-
turing Apply worsted hand knit
ing wool yarn. There has been no
objection whatsoever that we
know of concerning our opera
ton here on ST. Croix, but we r
very much concerned over the
possibility of being i~nnocently
drawn into this controversy, be-
cause of the general way the
word Textiles" has been used.
We would like to request tAat in
the future you refer to the Tex
tile Industries in St, Thomas I'M
Continued on Page ~
, 1962-12-06
Alvin Nc Beun. Major
League Pitcher, Holds
Busebull Clinic Here

Alvin Nc Bean, Major League
pitcher of the Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball team, conducted a base
ball clinic in Grove Place today
at 400 pm. for all age group.
Tomorrow he will conduct a
similar clinic in Frederiksted at
the same hour and on Saturday
he will be at the Canegata Park
at $50 am. for the same purpose.
Baseball players of all age
groups are urged by the Bureau
of Recreation to attend and to
take along glove and spike shoes.
, 1962-12-06

l. The official zoning maps, pre-
pared by the planning board, for
each of the three islands, as well
as for the towns of Charlotte
Amalie, Christiansted, Frederik-
sted, Cruz Bay and Coral Bay.
Under the provisions of the zon-
ing law these coming maps must
be approved by the Legislature
and the Governor before they be-
come effective.
2. Subdivision regulations as
prepared by the Planning Board
under the provisions of the zon-
ing law. These regulations require
the approval of the legislature
and the Governor before they be-
come effective.
8. A bill to provide penalties
for obtaining public assistance by
Fraud and to provide for the re-
covery of payments improperly
received. The U. S. Departmnt of
Health, Education and Welfare
requires all state public assistance
plans to incorporate specific pro-
cedures relating to Recipient
Fraud.
Other bills forwarded to the Lee
gislature so far are:
A. A bill to amend the Code to
provide for a routine change in
Administrative Procedure in con-
nection with the Employment
Service Administration Fund.
S. A bill to authorize the Gov
ernor to sell Parcel No. 32B Dro-
mingens Gale, Charlotte Amalie,
to the adjacent landowner, Mr..
Gregers Mailing Holm, whose
grandmother conveyed this parcel
Continued on Page AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

@ AMATEUR HOUR.
Talent Ted Mack. host.
n YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW.
Public Affairs Guest: Postmaster Gen.
eraI j. Edward Day.
$50 q THE BULLWINKLE SHOW.
Color. Animated cartoon series.
q RIVERB0AT.
Adventures. l hr. (Repeats.)
q COLLEGE BOWL.
Information Game. Brooklyn College
brooklyn, N. ~ meets University Of
Detroit Detroit, Mich.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
SUNDAY 81

personal portrait Of the man who was to
become the United Nations second Sec
rotary General.
$50 q McKEEVER NJ THE COLONEL.
Comedy "The Mascot" McKeever
tScott Lane) and friends try to keep
an elephant on the campus-without
Colonel BIacNwePs (AIIyn JosIyn) knowI-
edge.
q BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure Travel films. (Repeat)
q THE VALIANT YEARS.
Public Affairs Wake One With YOU"
Britain prepares to meet Naz invasion.
oliver Nicholas and Brig. Gen. Peter
Young are among those appearing. IRE
peat)
Sunday Listinss Cont. on Next Pose
Evening star., 1962-05-01
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May / (AP) CUsDA).-
Hess $500; rather slow, butcher,
steady 70 weak: sows uneven, weights
over 400 lbs steady to 26 higher
under 400 lbs steady TO weak: fail
shipping demand: mostly 1-2 190-22(
ID hatchers 16.25-16.75, over 100 head
at 1875; mixed 1-3 160-230 lbs 1878.
1925; 23O-260 lbs 16.25-15.75; %
24O270 lbs rs. .00I5.50; few lots around
ESQ lbs 14.S6-15.00; mixed 1-3 350-
800 ID sows 12.60-13.75.
Cattle $500; calves none; slaughter
steers and heifers slow. about steady
with Mondays close; cows slow, steady;
bulls so lower; other classes steady;
couple loads mostly prime with {
choice end 1.175-1,200 ID slaughter
steers $3.50 and 1915; bulk choice
950-1,375 lbs 26.00-27 so: mixed good
and choice 26.00-25.75; good 23.0O-
$500: utility and standard 95O-1 100
ID Holstein steers 19.O0-21 90: load
choice e7l y heifsrs p ;75i; mixed
good and choice 25.00-26 so; good
22,26-26. 90; part load choice 900 ID
calfy heifers $3.50; commercial cows
so: utility 14.50-16.O0: can
nefs and cutters 12.26-15,50; utility
and commercial bulls ~ 5000. 90; good
1:500-2 900 y fat bulls l4.50-i6.0O;
good and choice yealers 20.O0-31 90:
standard IL .00-25!O0: utility 1900
5000: culls 12.0O-15. 90; load choice
us lb feeding steers $500.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
" SYLVIA PoRTEl

tort the figures, here's the pic
ture without them.
The average life Of 20 peace
time cycles Of advance from
1884 to 1851 was Is months
The average life Of eight
peacetime cycles Of expansion
from 1919 to 1861 was %
months.
The average life Of three
peacetime cycles Of prosperity
from 1945 to 1861 was 80
months.
Now that we're into the 18th
month of this cycle, the life
time left doesn't appear long
at all. Also, expansion periods
have been growing shorter since
World War II. The 1945-4e
expansion lasted 81 months;
the 1954-57 expansion lasted IS
months; the 195s-60 expansion
taSCeQ 20 months.
No, it is not good enough
= and assuming we are the
masters not the slaves of the
economic society we have Gre
ated. it is up to US to make II
better.
We finally conquered the de-
preston 1930s. We finally have
conquered the initiation 1940s
and 1950s. Now, we must con-
quer the sluggish 1960s and
turn this into the soaring dec
ade it was supposed to be.
Distributed, 1862, by the Hall Syndicate
Inc. All Rights Reserved.)
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Brokers Believe
Stocks OYersoId

Sharp declines in the stock
market have placed many well
known shares in an oversold
position, a number of brokers
said here today.
This mornings selling CEN
tered in International Business
Machines stock which has been
selling at extremely high levels
in relation to earnings or divi-
dendS.
Brokers pointed out that a
number of stalwarts such as
General Motors, General Elec-
trio and Ford showed resistance
to new declines.
A substantial recovery can
be anticipated, the brokers said.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Hodges Praises Invest
In America Week

George M. Ferris, ST., Wash
ington area chairman for In
veSt-in-America Week, has re.
ceived a letter from Secretary
of Commerce Luther H. Hodges
emphasizing the Importance oi
personal savings and invest.
ment to the long-range growth
of the American economy.
without adequate private
investment an industrial soci-
ETY. cannot have the high rate
of growth to assure expanding
job opportunities" wrote Sec
retary Hodges. Without prof.
liable private investment, q
free society cannot produce the
tax revenues to finance public
investments in education and
other vital areas. And without
individual savings, we cannot
have a high level of private
investment"
The Secretary's. letter was
written in strong support Of the
Invest in America. Week
observance. which began Sun
day in Washington and nearly
200 other areas across the Ma
ton. In this area it is spon-
sored by the Washington Board
Of Trade and the Investment
Bankers Association.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Norris Promoted
To Vice President
Of Weaver Bros.

Weaver Bros. has promoted
RheSa NJ. Norris to vice presi-
dent for industrial sales and
leasing, 1t was announced by
Edward K. Jones, president and
board chairman of the real
estate and mortgage banking
firm.
Mr.. Norris has been in the
real estate business for 80 years
and with Weaver Bros. for 20
years. He is a graduate OF
George Washington University
Law School.
He is q past president of the
District Chapter of Residential
Appraisers and a member of
the Society of Industrial Real
tors. He also is a director of
Advance Space Age Products,
Inc.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Security Storage Buys
Suburban Moving

Security Storage Co. of
Washington has purchased
Suburban Moving & Storage
Co. at 8400 Second avenue in
Silver Spring, Md. for an un-
disclosed sum, President Philip
L. Gore announced yesterday,
Security Storage took over
operations of the Maryland
firm today under the name of
Security Suburban Storage,
Ralph H. Houser, vice presi-
dent-treaSurer, is in charge OF
Security Suburban operations
and is being assisted by w
Frank Gibbs.
Security Storage has a brick
and concrete building contain
ing 5000 square feet of stor-
age space and 1000 square feet
of office space. The building
has a site of 25,355 square feet
and a loading dock accessible
Evening star., 1962-05-01
AirIines Show Loss
On More Business

The United States scheduled
airline industry blossomed into
a So million business last year,
but suffered a net loss Of $685.
887, 900.
In 1860 on lower volume, net
profit was $8,604,000.
Also in 1861 the scheduled
domestic airlines set new all
time records for passengers car
ried, and for air freight, ex-
press and mail ton miles
handled.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
MergenthoIer Sales
And Earnings Rise

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
today reported consolidated
sales for the first half Of the
1862 fiscal year totaled $28,-
382,762, compared with $24,-
859,019 for 1861.
Net income was 81, ,429, ,426,
compared with $2,421 .495 in
1862.
Earnings per share were 81 90
on 2,439, ,073 shares outstanding
on March l8, compared with
$1.01 a share on 1894 ,604 shares
outstanding at the end Of the
prior comparable period a year
ago.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
Trading Pace Down
On Stock Exchunqe

NEW YORK, May / (AP).-
The trading pace on the New
York Stock Exchange this year
is running about 80 per cent
behind last year.
Exchange figures for the
first four months Of 1862 show
280,753.414 shares traded COM
pared with 401,722 ,S67 during
the corresponding period Of
1861. The daily average was
3,3S2,571 shares this year COM
pared with 4,S99, ,059.
April volume fell to the low
est for any month since Sep
tember. The total was IS, ass, ,742
shares compared with 101, u.s.
900 in April Of 1861.