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'.SS~abchap1e. r. Qualifying Benetciaries
IS 4O41 Requirements generally

"A person, firm, or corporation, engaged IN or about
to engage in an industrial or business activity, IN the
Judgment of the Governor of the Virgin Islands will pro-
mote the public interest by economic development OF
Of the Virgin Islands, and which requires for its estab-
lishment or expansion the granting OF the tax exemption
and subsidy benefits provided for in this Subtitle, may
apply for the same, if such person, firm, or corporation
meets the following requirements:
"u) in the case of an Individual or a partner in a
firm, is a resident of the Virgin Islands, and in the case
of a corporation, is created under the laws of the Virgin
Islands:
"(2) meets the requirements of subsection (b) or C)
of Section 934 of the Internal Revenue Code Of 1854. as
amended, Public Law 86.779, Both Cong, approved Sep
TENDER IA, 1860 hereinafter referred to as l.R.C. sec.
934, or Of any other applicable Federal law, and the pro-
visions of this subtitle, or any regulations issued under
such laws; and
"(3) undertakes to invest in an industry or business
in the Virgin Islands.
"(A at least $4,000 in an industry or business for
the processing, manufacture, creation or production OF
any articles, goods or commodities. TOR the purposes
of this subparagraph the Virgin Islands Industrial In
centive Board shall in accordance with standards and
classiRcations established by it determine the minimum
percentages Of the amount Of initial investment as shall
represent fixed assets and inventory for each industry
,or businessO Any such industry or business under this
subparagraph shall maintain at all times a minimum in
vestment of at least $4,000; or
"B) at least 500, 900 in the establishment o a bust
ness engaged in the ownership of housing projects the
same being defined or the purposes of this subtitle a a
number of independent housekeeping units, constructed
in accordance with a general subdivision plan, provid-
ing for individual home ownership Of the units by sale
TO residents Of the Virgin islands, factories or industrial
plants, for the occupancy of others including the con-
struction or operation of the same when such construc-
ton or operation is engaged in by the owner. Cor the
purposes Of this subparagraph the basis for computing
the invetment shall be limited to amounts invested in
new construction and the creation of improvements; or
&c at least 500, 600 in the establishment of a bust.
ness engaged in the ownership or operation of a hotel
or guest house (the same being defined for the purposes
of this subtitle as any establishment for the accomoda.
ton of the public, including housing and feeding of pay
ing guests, in which there are not less than 10 furnished
bedrooms for the occupancy Of paying transient guestsl,
including the construction of the same when such con-
,struction is engaged in by the owner or operator.
I'D at least $4,000 in the establishment Of a bust
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
DENTIST DUE HERE

Dr. Earl Alexander of Anchor age, president Of the Alaska Dental Society, is scheduled to arrive here next week, according to informa- ton received by Wallace McIver from Dr. Lee Mckinley, who has been striving to find someone to assist in the work here.
 The letter indicated that Dr. Alexander might be interested in establishing residence here. He is bringing portable equipment with him.
 IT os SC wishing appointments should get in touch with Mrs. W, McIver.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
MIR. & MRS. LEE ADAMS
 PARENTS OF "A NEW SON

Mir. and Mrs. Leland Adams are the parents of a son. Timothy Will liam, born on March B at Ports mouth, Va, where Mrs. la Adams with her other two children, Pat rick and Caro1e, have been await ing the stork.
 They now are anticipating the arrival of Lee Adams to take them to their new home at Farewell, Alaska, which is one of the more primitive FAA stations as five FAA families make Up the com munity. Mir. Adams is facility chief at the station. The family sends greetings to Nome friends and hope to visit here soon.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
EDDIE FISHER TERMS
 RIDICULOUS REPORTS OF RIFT WITH v

NEW YORK tR Singer Eddie Fisher today termed ridiculous various reports of rift with his wife, actress Elizabeth Taylor. But he reported that she declined to make similar statement.
 Only a few moments earlier, newsmen asked him at press con- ference if his wife would make a statement like his.
 "I think she will. Yes" he re- piled.
 Then, after Is minutes of talking with newsmen, he got what he said was a call from her in Rome. When he resumed the conference he reported she had declined to make a statement along the lines of his.
 You know, you can ask woman to do something and she doesn't always do it." he remarked.
 During his comments before the phone call, Fisher used such words as preposterous, ridiculous, abso- lutely false in response to queries about whether his marriage was on the rocks.
 He also scoffed at reports of a romance between Miss Taylor and English actor Richard Burton.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
Pioneer Card Party Tomorrow

Tomorrow evening the third game in a series of four will be played in the Pioneer Card Series. All persons are welcome to join in the fun whether they are attend ing all the parties or not, it has been stated by the committee.
 A re-check on total scores of those participating in the trophy games shows that Cecil Chunn and not Charlie Jones, heads the list for the men with accumulative score of 223. Charlie Jones and Clyde Glass are tied for second place with 219.
 The games start promptly at BOO and refreshments are served.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
vIKKr YOUNG ED MoRIcAL. REPEAT VOWS TONIGHT

Mrs. Robert Corderman an- nounces the marriage of her daugh- ter, Vikki Young, to Edmund Morical, which is planned to be held this evening at 8 at the Lu- theran Church.
 A reception will be held after wards at the Boring Sea Club.
 The groom is with the Miners & Merchants Bank and is leaving very soon to be manager of the Kotzebue branch.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30

FOR MAYOR tl-Year Terrn) HOOVER. DONALD M. WTLKE. ROSCOE J. FOR CITY COUNCIL
 t2-Year Term)
 ANDERSEN. MARY CAvOTA, FRED T. EMMONS, MRS. DOROTHY GLAyINovICH. CARL B. HAYWOOD. ROBERT C. HERMAN. BOB KELLTFIER. MAURICE LARSEN. PETER E. MULvIHILL. ELLEN PERKINS. DONALD E. READER. D. JOHN FOR CITY CLERK
 tl-Year Terml SCOTT. ROBERT F. TOR MEMBER SCHOOL. BOARD t5-Year Term)
 GALLEaER. DICK JOHNSON. GRACE "A. TOR MEMBER UTILITY BOARD H-Year Term1 JOHNSON. ALBERT "A.
 LEWIS. BOB
 ROBERT F. SCOTT.
 CITY CLERK
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
Mrs. Minnie Crowder Carries On Tradition of Pioneers

{. Eighty-four -year-old Mrs. Minnie B. Crowder, a retired Nome teacher, carries on a tradition of many present day pioneers keeping busy.
 Her hobby is making scrapbooks for children in hospitals. She began her teaching career at the age of r. She and her late husband spent six years in Nome, arriving here in 1917. For five years she. there in 1917. For five years she taught in the public schools.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
Community Sing Scheduled Saturday for Girl Scouts

A community sing for all Girl Scouts and Brownies has been scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the LWY Commun- ity Center. All Girl Scouts and Brownies are requested to attend in uniform. After the program candy bars donated by the US. Mere and the NC. Store, will be distributed.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30

The flu is nothing to laugh at, but smiling can help you get well faster. Patients with a cheerful attitude and high morale recup- crate more quickly than those who are sad aud depressed.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30

FOR SALE: Beach buggy, cut-down
 Jeep chassis, w/motor and all driving apparatus. Tn good condi-
 tion. $500. Ph. 2866 after 5 pm,
 or call Cecil Chunn. 40c
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
IDENTIFICATION or CANDIDATES

I hereby certify that the follow ing candidates have been regularly nominated for the following offices for the Annual Municipal and School Board Election 10 be held Tuesday. April 3. 1882 in accord ance with Chapter ? of inc Code of Ordinances of inc City of Nome. to-wif:
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30
W ANT A DIS

WANTED: Votes for Ellen Mullvi- hill for the City Council to make Nome better home.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-30

NO TICE E
 Effective Sunday. April the Nome ACS Telegraph Office will be open only from g am. 10 l p.ma. SaturdsYs and closed Sundays and holidays. Weekdays hours of am. 10 5 pm. remain unchanged"
Evening star., 1962-08-04

CAPITOL HILL 64s p. Ave; S.
Three Big Features! No. /. "TERrR
sI0oGEs MEET HERCULES" j .0a
SiN' SSjiSS' 10 iG;99, 70, No; g; First Rum Moo
SWINGING ALONG" coloTl .Econs
aoS;S a;9S, S;S5 No. 3: MONSTER OK THR
HOUSE OF WAX" Color, 2:35' g:o5
Evening star., 1962-08-04

Miss Rogers, as you know
is an actress whose face and
figure belle her years and part
Of the secret may be unshak-
able equanimity. She was mod
Evening star., 1962-08-04
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

/ prefer life as an English gen.
tleman, was trying to buy the
film rights to THE Public Eye
and "The Private Ear" the lat
ter q London play hit. Play
producer Roger Stevens will
bring this one to Broadway in
1868.
The Audrey Hepburn VIII
liam Holden picture, "P Paris
When it Sizzles," is coming out
from under a lot Of problems
At the end Of its, second week
I'm told they reshot the first
week. But I like the idea of the
movie very much and I'm told
the George AxelrOd script is
excellent. Rumors Of Holden's
i'll health crop up wherever ]
go; I certainly hope they are
not true.
Richard Burton was being
too optimistic when he told
them in Egypt that goth would
spend another $S5 million on
Justine" to co-star him with
Elizabeth Taylor. I doubt that
any studio win ever spend that
kind Of money again. for any.
thing. And If Liz wants to stay
in pictures, she had better
make nice little cheapie next.
Peter Sellers, most in-demand
actor in the world today, will
star in the Richard Condor
story, "a Talent for Loving"
1t will be made in Spain, which
is getting more popular than
Rome with producers, because
of lower costs for everything
here. How would you like to
have a house-maid for $l2 a
month? Everybody has one, and
even the later built one bed
room apartments here have a
maids room with private bath
and balcony.
Evening star., 1962-08-04
THE PASSING SHOW
Ginger Proves q Point,
Sings q Roucous Song
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

One Of the functions the theater is to allow
actors to play roles nobody would let them think Of
ing the more formal autmn-to-spri season.
One of these is Ginger Rogers happily engaged right
in playing the title role in Annie Get Gun"
Barron Amphheater Through night
Evening star., 1962-08-04

Stanley Donen. who seems to
Evening star., 1962-08-04


keep the high heels on, stick
to what you know you can dc
and don't ask for trouble
II knew I could play Annie
so I kept after them. ! said
Look, Just pay me one dollar
that's how much I want to dC
Annie. The last answer
got was, Ginger, you're a lady
You couldn't be raucous if vol
tried"
Miss Rogers naturally is de.
lighted to have been given tht
opportunity to prove her point
A lady she may be, but raucou,
she also is in Annie Get You
Gun"
Having become so successful!
raucous, Miss Rogers was some
what puzzled by a critic whit
declared that she yelled he
songs and excused her on tn,
grounds that she must havt
laryngitis.
Laryngitis?" said Miss Rog,
ers. IT sounded that way be.
cause I think that's the wal
Annie-the one in the play i
not the real Annie Oakley
would have sounded. This wa
a real backwoods girl from
Darke County, Ohio. -"
Please" interrupted one o.
her luncheon companions
you are speaking Of the ma
tive State I love-"
"All right" said Miss Roger
agreeably, ''it was no NOR
backwoodsy than around where
/ was born in independence
Mo. But this was a backwood,
girl. Sne was no Galll-Curci
She had to be raucous."
y
Miss Rogers, as you know
is an actress whose face anC
figure belle her years and par
Of the secret may be unshak.
able equanimity. She was mod.
Evening star., 1962-08-04
HOLLYWOOD
Boring, Says Ava
Of Hollywood

| MADRID (NANA). - Ava
Gardner will not be returning tc
Hollywood. I gathered after
chatting with her here on the
set Of "55 Days at Peking.
II was there for three weeks
recently, and I found Holly
wood was just as big q bore
as ver-in fact, more boring.
she said. The Sam BrOnst0r
production is Ava's first film
in three years and she is q BIZ
tense and still fearful Of the
press. Madrid is so hot al
summer that I asked Ava. "WAy
do you prefer to live here?'
Because it's so easy to get to
other places" she replied. land
I love the Spanish people; they
leave me alone.
The best bullfighters. Ava
told me, are now in Malaga
It's even hotter there-100 in
"the shade" I was told by THE
Running Man" movie execu-
tives. II this reporter doesn't
cool off soon, she will disap-
pear in q blob Of perspiration
HHH
what will you do after this
picture2" I asked Ava. She
famed herself slowly and re-
piled. fervently, Vacation, va
cation, vacation"
Flora Robson, playing the
Empress of China in the movie
told me that, in real life, go
years previously, the Empress
had started life in the palace
as the Emperor's concubine. He
died under mysterious circum-
stances and she managed -
with great conniving-to make
herself boss Of China.
The late Jerry Wald had at
one time planned a movie on
the Boxer Rebellion in China
Who now will make all the
movies Jerry was planning at
the time of his death?
There was q bomb scare at
the apartment house where Ar
gentine ex-Dictator Juan Peron
once hung his sombrero here.
I don't know If there is any
connection, but he doesn't live
there any more.
Lee Remick saw a fiesta ad-
vertised in Malaga (where she
stars in THE Running MANI
assumed it meant a bullfight
- something she had never
seen. Instead Of bulls, she got
the basketballing Harle m
Globetrotters! Newest hair
color in Madrid: Ramsey Ames'
smoked red-brown.
Mike TOdd's Around the
World in 80 Days" was the only
American film. ] believe, to cir
cumvent the government de-
cree that all foreign movies
must be redubbed entirely in
Spanish. Mixes film, with Span
ish subtitled, has just about
run its course in Spain.
Marty Poll will make his
1.-The Twist of Sand" movie in
Spain, following Janus" 10Th
Fox paid $4,000 for an option
on the book. When it lapsed,
Marty picked up the property
He'll be in Paris soon for the
scoring Of '@The Grand Duke
ana Mr.. Plmm.
Ors0n Welles is in Paris, edit
ing his Kafka film, "The Trial"
Akin Tamiroff, apparently sold
on Orson, told a reporter, "If
he'd asked us to jump out of
a high-up window, we'd have
jumped" I wonder.
Stanley D0nen. who seems 70
Evening star., 1962-08-04
Films of More Than Routine Merit

BON VOYAGE"-Fred MacNurray mdergOes further mis-
adventures In pursuit Of laughs for Walt Disney.
"THE COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR"-Willam Holden and Lih
Palmer in factual and suspenseful spy drama.
"THE HORSES MOUTH"-AnOther fine portrait by Sir
Alec Guinness, this Of unsavOry artist.
LOVER COME BACK"-LOve and laughs in the Madison
avenue set, with Doris Day and Rock Hudson.
"THE PARENT TRAP"-Fetchng Hayley Mills twins is
double trouble in Walt Disney comedy.
ROAD TO HONG KONG"-BOb Hope and Bing Crosby on
another zany iaunt, with Dorothy LamOur Of course
Evening star., 1962-08-04

erately amused but serenely un-
moved, for instance, when a
young interviewer wanted to
know If she had ever done
anything in the movies other
than those Astaire-Rogers mu-
steals. She started to reel off
a list of titles OF her non-mu-
sical, n-dancing films.
you still have about 70 to
CO." someone said when she
paused for breath. do you
remember all of them.?"
mo-" said Miss Rogers. "but
I only made IL of those musi-
Gals. It's been a long time now
since I made a picture with
Mr.. Fred AStaire."
Somebody wondered a bou
the Mr." Was it a special title
of respect for the durable dane
ing master, as in the case OF
George Abbott, whom every
body addresses as Mr. Abbott?
mo-" said Miss Rogers, a bit
surprised that anyone should
ask. "It's the way ! refer to
anyone-as I would say Miss
Greta Garbo. Mr. Clark Gable
and so on.
I'VE (that includes her hus-
band. Bill Marshall, one-time
actor turned director, who is
here with herr are so fed up
with the phony familiarity you
encounter everywhere in this
business. Nobody uses last
names. Everybody is a first
name.
I'VE were with one Of these
Just the other night, q we'll
known actress. who was chat
tering away about Liz told her
this, Eddie said that and she
told Dickie something else. !.
II didn't know what she was
talking about until she men
toned she had Just returned
from Rome. Then I wanted to
say Liz who?' Just to see the
expression on her face"
50 -
Faces have special interest for
Miss Rogers, who is an artist
as well as a dancer. actress and
backwoods ong-shouter. She
has done portrait sketches of
a number of notable subjects,
including Irving Berlin (who
wrote the annie Get Your
Gun" score). Maria Ouspen-
skaya and Katharine Hepburn.
Il haven't done nearly as
many as I want to do" she
said. That's another Of the
things I keep telling myself I'll
have more time for soon. I'm
always seeing interesting faces
and I'm always wanting to run
um to grab somebody in the
street and say. Please, come
sit for me-" ~.
Those unsketched portraits
will have to wait, though. The
next project on the Rogers
agenda is a time consuming
one, preparation of a play for
Broadway. It's titled ct h e
Camel Bell" and will have her
playing woman who has been
in love with a writer for years
and who seeks a solid founda-
ton for her life in marriage to
a diplomat. If all goes well,
Broadway will see it in the sea-
son coming up.
II, on the other hand, all
does not go well you can feel
sure that Miss Rogers will re-
main unruffled. She can al
ways go back to Hollywood and
spend some time laughing at
those people at MGM who
wouldn't let her do Annie Get
Your Gun"
Evening star., 1962-08-04

N the Annie Oakley role is a
satisfying thing. It's one she
long coveted.
When Metro bought the
movie rights to Annie" she
was saying over lunch at the
Woodner the other day, II
called and told them I wanted
to play it. I was told. Ginger,
Jay Curmody. dromo critic Of The
StoT, is on vocation. His column
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22
SANG RUN

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Baer, Cum
berland, visited Mrs. Mary Hine-
baugh, Monday evening.
Mir. and Mrs. Ronald Wcimer and
daughter visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Sam Thomas over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Fike and chill
Gren, near Brandonville, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dewitt, on
Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs William Kelly, of
Alexandria, Va; Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Simpson and family, Morgan
town, and Milton Savage visited
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Friend and
family, Sunday.
Adrian Spiker and Miss Sandra
Bernard, Baltimore. spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Spiker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burdette
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Milton De-
Witt, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carr Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Carr, on
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dewitt
and Everett Dewitt visited Mr..
and Mrs Stephen Dewitt, Satur-
day evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22
Couple Celebrates
59th Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Scott Lay
man. star route. Frostburg. we're
guests of honor at am informal
party celebrating their seth we'd
ding anniversary at their home
The couple was married February
10, 1909. al the home of the brides
parents, vita the Rev E. c Bed
rord, Methodist pastor, Grantsville,
officiating.
Attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Turner.
Mrs. Layman is the former Miss
Ora Ellen Garlitz and was born
September %, 1881. at Bellsville,
this country Mr.. Layman was born
March H. 1877, at Shades Mill. Mr..
and Mrs. Layman are active men,
bers of the Mt Zion Methodist
church Nh Layman is a prominent
farmer
They are the parents of five chill
dren, w. Carl and Ralph Frost
burg; Odell. of FinzeI; Marshall.
Potomac Park. and Mrs Lillian
Mckenzie. Frostburg. They have
eleven grandchildren and twelve
great grandchildren.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22
Oakland Personals

Mrs. Sherman White was notified
Of the death of her brother. Cecil
Lanlz which occurred suddenly
Tuesday night at his home in Da-
Wis, W va. after a lingering illness
Among the students named to the
deans list al Wilson college. Cham
bersburg. Pa. for the past semes-
ter was Glare c. Fox, daughter of
the Rev and Mrs VIM. Ernest Fox,
Pennington street.
Kenneth Martin. sophomore stu
cent at Potomac State college, made
the deans list with . 3.3 average.
during the past semester He is a
son of MIR and Mrs Kenneth Mar
tin, Sr., Of MI. Lake Park.
Mrs E. l. BaumgarJncr attended
a meeting Of the Maryland Fedora
ton of Womcn's clubs in Baltimore
on Tuesday. and a board of direc-
tors meeting of the group. She IS
national defense chairman
Mr. and Mrs r. Thomas Thayer
attended a meeting of the West
Virginia Christmas Tree Growers
association held over the past
week at the state All camp at
Jacksons Mill, near Weston.
Mr. and Mrs Bud Whctsell at
tended the National Fratcrnal Con-
grcss of Insurance meeting in Bal
timore last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Whetscll is representative 6
a life insurance company in this
area.
Several students of West Virginia
university spent the Weekend 1t
their homes They included Rich
ard Snyder. Doris Updyke.
Thomas and Robert Michael, Barry
Sanders Thomas Forman and Jack
Burns
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22
Mission Study Class
Planned At Baptist Church

A mission study class will be held
at Deep Creek Baptist church on
March l. beginning at 1890 a. m.
The Missionary societies Of Noun
tain Lake Park Baptist church and
Ferndalc Baptist church will par
ticipatc in the study course.
The home mission text book to
be used is "Steeplcs Against the
Sky" by Mrs. }. c. Ledbetter, Of
Baltimore formerly of Cumber-
land. Interesting stories from the
Baptist churches Of Maryland will
be related, including stories about
churches in Cumberland, LaVale
and Garrett county An afternoon
session will follow a covered dish
luncheon. The public is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22
Extension Dates Listed

Dates Of Homemaker club meet
ings and other extension activities
were listed this week by Miss Ethel
Grove, home demonstration agent.
February 26, Meadow Glade club,
l p. m, home of Mrs. Fred Lohr.
Mrs. Everett Green and Mrs. Maude
King will present material on buy
ing bed springs and mattresses.
Mrs. Sherl Dodge will give infor-
nation on civil defense shelter
books and Mrs Reuben Fazenbaker
will give information on study
books.
February 81. 3ittinger club. 100
p. m, home Of Mrs. Robert O. Glo'-
felty. Mrs Lawrence Brennemau,
Mrs. Jonas Beachy and Mrs George
BoWscr viii take part Sunnyside
club, 100 p. m, nome Of Mrs Ken
meth Ridder. Mrs. Riddcr. Mrs. Ross
Grove and Mrs. Dewey Gnegy will
participate
February %, Hoyes club. 100 p,
m. home Of Mrs. r. c. Bishoff.
Mrs. W. W Dewitt Mrs. NIontell
Friend and Mrs. Catherine NEGRO
bic viii assist.
March /, New Germany club.
1870 p. m.. home of Mrs Delvood
Merrill. Mrs. Robert Otto, Mrs.
Kenneth Beachy and Mrs. sam OF
to will take part
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-02-22
PAGE FIVE

school. Oakland. and will begin
Friday evening, March 2nd at 7:30
o'clock.
The class is for both women and
men. Each student is asked to bring
a forty-inch square Of muslin TO
class Mrs. Ralph Lichty, RN. VIII!
be one Of the instructors.