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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BEGINNERS LUCK

EVANSVILLE AREA-S7s5 down
includes settlement. Lovely 6-rm.
corner brk. ramb. w/washer, disp.,
wall-to-wall carpet, etc, excel. lpc.
Owner will finance. DI. 7-4445,
VIII 2-7357
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Brick Colo
nial, 3 bedrms., . baths, porch,
rec. rm., garage. Avail. June ! e.
$500. DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY, EN-. 2-s2O6. Ewes, OIL.
6-6ST6.
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THosHAsI sls - :. 4zELRS. HzE e 3 IRisaltqE
PARKLAWN

AN4A ~ ~
Beautiful brick Colonial, al
ready FLA appraised S14,-
500. Only $3.50 dn.. pay
ments approx. $106 per mo.
viii pay all. Quick possession. q
Spotless cond.. features g
lse. bedrms,, sep. din. rrn..
beautiful kit. and sited on
lge., expertly Handicapped lot
Just block to bus, near AL
shopping and schools.
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DIAL 30l-KE. 1-5ll1

81 q: f1S s lR gfstSo ssIS' 4 nj BSHRE Si%i'
AGENT, 372-S2s4 or State 2-747p
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VET NO DIN

VET NO DIN.
Must be sold by owner who
has been transf. Outstands
ina rambler. Priced $3.50 be-
low FLA appraisal at S15,-
$50. Features 3 lse. bed :
rms. big kit, all equip.
lge. din. area, beautiful rec5
I'm; in full bsnlt. Payments
VIII be less than rent. Call
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRIN About facet
You'll Just about make an about
face in your way OF life seems
this nearly new contemporary split
j large bedrooms multiple baths.
Aissd insi Rsd9esd as'fnes to ses.Ss6l SSner iea'-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E
C0NGnRee urFcu10

CONGRESS HEIGHTs
ee09 bth st. s.e-Detaehed brick,
In excel. eond. 8 rms. bath. al
on ] floor. Attic. fenced rear yard.
lge. lot, Only S12,500 with Sa.i,iHi
dn- Gail Robert Otero. Ii 1887;
ewes. 10. l-43lS,
zAoAi1 REALTY CO.. Rsaltor
HILLCREST
70 Andrews Pield. one
Of the most dt -tinEuiShed corner
houses In this attractive resi-
Hp = fsmiiy and otfieiai enter.
tanning. center hall. large liV,
rm.. dining I'm. den, kit. and
powder room on LIST FIR. 4 bed
rms, . baths on End. Beautifully
pAneled rec. rm. wIfirepl and
attic tame rm. EnehantinS laIFe
garden. Por info. and Appt. to
View call.
RHEA RADIN REALTY
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ABSOLUTE C0MF0RT!-Immacu-
late 1-year-old centrally air-cond.
3-bedrm., 1is-hath plan WITH
sep. dining rm., AND fun base
mentl No costly exterior upkeep-
brick and aluminium sidingi $15,-
470, CT loan can be assumed with
terms to suit YOUR down pay
n.enti First time offered In "The
Showcase Of Homes"
SALES AP. 7-2075
ACCOKEEK = THREE WOODED
ACRES, small house for only ST.
500. 940.7770; after 8 call
042-7Tol, Townhouse Prop. Inc.
. nTnpNF ppTCTY
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kEDEC., LIKE NEW
1898 POMEROY RD. Sc.
Vacant, move right In. 5 rooms,
bath, finished bsmt., fenced yds.
sNYDER-PREss, INC.
81. 3-g3l5 OIL. 6-5l77
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bLADkNSbUkI I'D. MI, I2Ut-5
SIS. Adults. Key, 1902 co. 5-Sa22
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LANHAM-Better-than-neV 2-yeaF-
old rambler on level 1SO-ft. deep
lot. 3 bedrms., ceramic tile bath,
beautifully equip. kit. full bsmt.
Nice trees. Stofm windows, Clean
as-A-Pin." Only $14,95O, FHA or
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HILLCREST
RHEA RApIN REALTY


Hillcrest-Choice Area
DR. cox iML WTIL 4ARI TAKE 5eMs YOUR HOUSE
$500 30th ST. s.E.
Detached, spae., home-like, your
ovn apple crop. extras, drapes,
Under $4,000. Cali Mrs. Fitz.
gerald. cox A co. RE. 7-l633.
off Pa. aVe.-Detached
brick and shingle, o rms, 3 bed
rooms, rec. rm;, EarSSe; largs
FILIPPo REALTY CO. Realtors,
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ATTENTION INVESTORS!
18th and Tuekerman st. NV. For
sale for all cash. EN-. 5-5393.
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2 bedrms., separate din. rm., bsmt.
and screened porch. Close TO all
conveniences. Easy OF terms. Low
down payment. $40 total monthly
payment.
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BETHESDA = 4-bedrm., 3-bath

June Is, $3.50. DisTRIcT-MARY,
LAND REALTY, I'm. 2-S206
Eyex., OIL. 6-6S76.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AREA. COOLIDGE HIGH! New List
!sI' !ps "a S.'s. S.s ss!ss ass fss, q
1st floor. Biz dormitory bedroom
on End floor. Den. screened porch:
basement. garage. oil h.-w.h. SIS
$50; Mr.. Pardos- Wo; 6-4as5.
FRANK o. PHILLIPS. INC.
= ATTENTION INVESTORS!
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AvONDALE-Redecorated semi-co-
loniaL Payments less than rent, 4
oeorms.,. sep. din rm., fenced ward
al add to gracious living that viii
pc yours. Call today. See TODAY
ana move in tomorrow.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
kEENBERqER. Rltr. cH. s-eOOO

<As6 4SO SESk2H I
About this homer No, but you viii
be when you realize that it's brick
bedrms., liy. rm., and extra Ice.
kit., with table space. Rec. rm,,
Workshop and laundry rm. Added
features include storm windows,
ooors and fence. Best Of all, it's
Paramount Sales HA. 2-lSOO
Evening star., 1962-05-10

CAMPANELLA q CO.. REALTORS
EX. 3-4113 Ewes, JU. 5-S066
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
4 wonderful way Of life
Phillips Sc reports on one of America s
fastest growing vacation pashmes

1t costs less than you'd guess join the millions of families
who carry or trail everything from to 1ston boats
over the highways to the high adventures of the waterways
Today there hundreds of boats aIerS or carop car
rers made just for your weekend holiday and vacation
pleasures Some families by building their boat or
kayak Others prefer commercial models that now include
lightweight designs go lbs for SIT model and even boats
that fold the trunk Prices range from $50 for row.
boats 500 for 5000 for saboa and $1,000 or more
tor runabouts and cruisers Many carop carriers are under
SIS and boat ailers 500 up depending on size and
capacity.
There than so different cupboard motors with
prices from less than 500 for HIP around $500 for %
HIP to approximately $1,000 for $3.50 HIP models Even
low cost air motors available for swampy waters
And here's boat and travel tip Wherever you GO YOUR
trip will be more pleasant land if you take adva-
tage OF Phillips sc Hospitality at Phillips Sc Service Stations
and fIanchlsed Marinas You'll have more fun going with
SNySK Gasoline and Top-Artic# Motor Oil for YOUR car
Phillips Sc Cupboard Motor Oil for your boat All along
the tody you'll get lots of help from Phillips S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26

SENTINEL o eo9EfS. MD.
EI0 thursday July 10, 1852
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
Police to Attend
Four.HOur Seminar

Montgomery County Police
Officers will attend four-hour
seminar on search and seizure
procedures, conducted by two
special agents from the FBI
early next month.
Col. James S. McAuliffe,
superintendent of the Montgom.
cry County Police, announced
that the FBI men will discuss
the history of search and
seizure and related matters in
the County Office Building
Auditorium, Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
Records Tumble
In S1Uin1 Meet

Steve Mades, Garrett Park:
boys s and under-25 yard back
stroke, 1854 seconds.
Tim Powell, Garrett Park:
boys 15-17-100 yard free style,
59.7 seconds.
Bobbie Bright, wheaton
Woods: girls 8 and under-25
yard back stroke, 23.5 seconds.
Mike Modine, Garrett Park:
boys II and 12-50 yard back
stroke, $50 seconds.
Wheaton Woods: girls 100
yard free style relay, 1:01.2 Sec
onds.
Howard Griffin, Garrett
Park: boys II and 12-25 yard
butterfly, 1853 seconds.
Karen Modine, Garrett Park:
girls 15-17-50 yard butterfly,
1873 seconds.
Wheaton Woods: boys 100
yard medley, 57.8 seconds.
D. Werts, Wheaton Woods:
girls 9 and 1925 yard breast
stroke, 22.6 seconds.
Brenda Schneider, Wheaton
Woods: girls II and 12-25 yard
butterfly, 17.3 seconds.
Don Wagner, Wheaton Woods:
boys 10 and 1870 yard butter
fly, BIB seconds.
Sherry Werts, Whe a t O n
Wood: girls 13 and 1870 yard
back stroke, 1871 seconds.
J. Schneider, Wheaton Woods.
boys 9 and 1925 yard breast
stroke, 23.l seconds.
Wheaton Woods: girls 100
yard medley relay, 1:O6.8 sec
OndS.
Results of the third weeks
meet:
A Division - Merlands, 1877;
Connecticut-Belair, 147; Cedar
brook, 224, Glenwood, ITO.
B Wheaton Woods,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26

The third week of competition
in the Montgomery County
Swimming League saw four
new records broken in 25 meter
pools and an onslaught of II
records in the less often swum
25 yard pool.
NEW RECORDS
Noel Baron, Glenwood-girls
9 and 1925 meter free style,
40 seconds.
Mary Whitehill, Daleview:
girls 15-17-1OO meter free style,
1:21.0 seconds.
Mike McConeghy, Old George
town: boys 13-14-50 meter free
style, 28.4 seconds.
Mary Fleming, Old George
town: girls 9 and 1925 meter
back stroke, 20.9 seconds.
Records Made i'm rs Yard Pool
Howard Griffin, Garrett Park:
boys II and 12-50 yard free
style, 500 seconds.
S. Werts, Wheaton Woods:
girls 10 and 14-50 yard free
style, 30.2 seconds.
Bobbie Bright, w h e to n
Woods: girls 8 and under-25
yard free style, 17.6 seconds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26

Edith Workman, Washington, DC.
William 5. Shewan, Silver Spring.
Hitter Lee Campbell, Takoma Park;
John Edward Ryder, Fairfax, Va.
Eileen Halvorsen, Rockville; Youssef B
Bishai, Rockville.
Sylvia Bernice Fleischman, Takoms
Park; Endre George BRO, Washington,
DC.
jeanne Patricia Ryan, Silver Spring
Anthony Francis Natoli, Washington
DC.
Annabel Wright, Bethesda. Paul Come.
gys Kaufman, Washington, DC
Barbara Lynn Holt, Rockville; Walter
M. Selby, Jr., Gaithersburg
Cecilia E. Skinner. Wheaton, David L.
Winters, Silver Spring
Rita Redema Starnes, Gaithersburg;
James Edward Quinn, Gaithersburg.
Elizabeth ]. Shourt, Bethesda; George
E. Summers, Kensington.
Louise Elizabeth La Joice. Washington
DC; Robert Wayne Kerns, Hyattsville
Rosemary c. Pezzanite, Bethesda:
James E. Marchese, Montclair. Nj.
Carol Luvina King, Boyds; James
Weaver Sartain, Boyds.
Lois Brummage, Core, w. Va; Robert
Burton Robey, Gaithersburg
Loretta Looney, Cabin John; Larry
Alan Trittlpol, Bethesda.
Cecilia E. Skinner, Wheaton: David L.
Winters, Silver Spring. y
Virginia Brown Patterson. Bethesda:
John Vernon Skinner, Jr.. Macon. Ga.
Juanita Fitzgerald, Silver Spring:
Sydney Porter, Kensington.
Gloria Ann Hebron, Dickerson; Robert
Douglas Halman. Dickerson.
Anne orion Putnam, Silver Spring
Joseph Michael Leemans, Silver Spring
Lucy E. Pratt Silver Spring; Thomas
]. Holloway, Wheaton.
Jane Ellen Hickerson, Wheaton; Larry
KeVin Wood, Rockville.
Constance Virginia Mcdonald Takoma
Park; Larry Allen Paugh, Silver Spring.
Anne Sylvester, Rockville; Lynn
Adams Rockville
Shirley Estelle Hawkins, Rockville;
Earl Contee, Wheaton.
Mary Agnes Boetker. Rockville; Harry
Guy Albright. Jr.. Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26

romantic and mythical interests
dating back to Greek gods and
goddesses. Mrs. Shinkman who
formerly lived in England is
Garden Therapy Chairman of
the National Capital Garden
Club League. Mrs. John w.
Carney will entertain the group
at her home in Sellman on
August 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hor-
man, Rockville, were hosts to
members of the Hyattstown
Christian Church choir and
their families on Wednesday
night. Also attending was Miss
Eleanor Eichelberger of Fred
erick who spent the night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Linwood Thompson, Comus.
Mrs. Harvey Miller and six
children of Frederick spent
their vacation with Mrs. Miller's
sister, Mrs. Thompson. When
the family left 12-year-old Bob
by Miller stayed behind on the
farm and his cousin, BERTHE
Thompson, accompanied the
family to Frederick for her va
cation.
On Sunday, George Bruchey
of Frederick and Billy Thomp-
son, Comus, sang a duet in the
Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Frederick.
A tour through the country
garden of their hostess was the
program feature offered mem
bers of the Poolesville Garden
Club Tuesday at the home of
Miss Cora Clever, near Boyd.
Mrs. Lathrop E. Smith will en-
tetain the club at its August
meeting.
Saturday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude D. Reddick, Pooles-
vile, were Mr.. and Mrs. Don.
aid Moody of Baltimore. Mrs.
Moody and Mrs. Reddick were
co-workers at one time with the
National Aeronautic Associa-
ton in Washington.
The Poolesville All Club met
July II at the home of Anne
Thompson, GAINESVILLE. Kathy
Dilonardo was acting president,
assisted by Melinda LANCE,
treasurer. A report on the Coun-
ty Camp Fire held at the Gath
ersburg Agricultural Center was
given by Kay Thompson. NAL
colin Brown gave a report on
the float to be entered in the
Beallsville Firemen's parade.
The float committee consists of
Herbert and Malcolm Brown,
Anne Thompson, Kathy and
Peter Dilonardo, Ginger and
Buddy Bodmer, Michael Price
and Carolyn Moore. 1t was de-
cided to match the scholarship
fund from the Monocacy Home
makers and sponsor three mem
bers at All Club Week at the
University of Maryland in
August. Mr.. A. L. Dilonardo,
Dickerson, was the leader. The
next meeting will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les H. Jamison on September
13.
Mr.. G. Best Linthicum, Bealls-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
Baugnan Visits
Damascus Rotary

The Damascus Club of Rotary
International was visited July
10 by Wilbur N. Baughman.
governor of District 762 of
Rotary International.
District Governor Baughman
is a member of the Olney
Rotary Club, Olney, and was
founder and first president of
that Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
POOIeSUiUe
200 Attend
Program at
MOnOcacy
BY Cattle C. Linthicum

The Montgomery County
Board of Recreation is carry
ing out an eight-weeks program
this summer at the Monocacy
Elementary School near Barnes
vile with an approximate en-
rollment of 200. The director is
Jim Mcclure and Miss Peggy
Dayhoff is the instructor. Jun
ior leaders are: Melinda LANCE,
Patty Moore, Joyce Starkey and
Jane Price.
Activities include instructions
In arts and crafts, woodwork.
ing, singing, dancing, indoor and
outdoor sports such as soft ball,
kick ball, group round games
and swimming both recreation
al at Camp Adventure, Bealls-
vile, and Institutional. Field
trips are taken where boys and
girls participate in league
games with other schools. The
students had an entry in the
Firemen's Parade in Beallsville
Wednesday night. On Friday
children from nine years up
had an outing at Glen Echo.
Neal Brown is the envy of
his brothers and sisters as he
spends the summer with his
grandfather, Mr.. c. N. Drage,
in Bozeat, England. The chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Edwin
Brown, near Beallsville, have
been taking turns visiting Eng
land each summer and Neal is
the last one to have his turn.
Mrs. Peggy Dillon and chill
dren, David, Roma, Kenneth and
Richard, of Trenton, N. J., are
visiting the r. Edwin Browns.
Mrs. Dillon and Mrs. Brown
were friends in their native
England before their marriages.
A number Of Congolese who
are in this country for 10 weeks
attending seminar under the
auspices of the World Bank
were among the guests enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lathrop E. Smith near
Boyd on Sunday. DR.. John Ad-
Ter, Director of the Economic
Institute of the World Bank,
and Mrs. Adler and their two
daughters attended along with
MIR. and Mrs. Patterson French,
Bethesda, sponsors of the pic
mic. Mr.. Patterson is Assistant
TO the Director. Also present
was Hailu Araaya of Adds
Ababa, student at New York
University, who is spending
part of his July vacation with
the Smiths. Guests entertained
their hosts with native songs.
Mrs. Alvin Moore and daugh.
ter, Diane, Poolesville, spent a
week with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Maude Wilcox, in Akron,
Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. McVicker
and children, Beallsville, spent
the weekend in Chads Ford, Pa.
visiting Mrs. McVicker's broth
er-in-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. McVick-
er, sr., who have been visiting
their son and family, DIR. and
Mrs. McVicker, have returned
to their home in Belington, w.
Va.
Besides her work and writing
assignments which includes a
column for a Japanese paper,
the tireless Mrs. John r. (Nana)
Hall surprised her friends and
neighbors last week with her
Volume l, Number / copy of
"Poolesville News" She has a
fresh approach to small town
doin's. Her readers are now
awaiting the next publication.
Mrs. George o. Kephart,
Poolesville, and Mrs. George v.
Menke, GAINESVILLE, We're host
esses to the Monocacy Garden
Club Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Kephart. Taking Herbs"
as her subject the guest speak
er, Mrs. Paul Shinlunan of
Washington, D. c., told of their
medicinal uses as well as their
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26

vile, celebrated his birthday on
July 10 and he and his wife OBJ
served their wedding annivers-
airy the same day. Sharing their
anniversary cake were the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Maynard Shoemaker, Bethesda,
Mrs. Claude D. Reddick, Pooles-
vile, Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond
G. Butt and son, Ryan, near
Yellow Springs and Mr.. Will
liam T. Painter, Frederick. The
cake was baked and beautifully
decorated in white by the COM
munity's excellent young home
maker and caterer, Mrs. John
w. eastman, Peach Tree I'd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
School Fuel Oil
Savings Mount

Hauling fuel oil in its own
trucks has saved the Montgom-
cry County Board of Education
more money than was predicted
when the new practice went into
effect last October.
At its July 10 meeting, the
Board learned that a net saw
ings of $62,526 had been made
between October 10, 1861 and
June 80 of this year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26

1872, Garrett Park, 1884,; Old
Georgetown, 185, Daleview, 147.
c Observation-Disclosures, 179,
Bannockburn, 154; Mohican, 1874,
Oakview, 146.
D Division-Park Forest, 1872,
North Chevy Chase, Isl; Park
land, 178, Twinbrook, 154.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
Marriage
Licenses

Marriage licenses have been
issued recently at the Mont.
gomery County Courthouse to:
Maryetta Charlene Brookbank, Ken
sington; David Jefferies Smith, Kensing-
ton.
Helen Louise Giuliano, Bethesda; John
Charles Stevenson, Bethesda
Ronnie Shannon, Adelphi; Louis w.
Marsiio, Silver Spring.
Ruby Blanche Dale, Caithersburg; Roy
Carl Stroud, Jr., Germantown
Alice Beatrice Knight Silver Spring
William Richard Cliber. Silver Spring.
Marion Porter English, Silver Spring;
Ralph Cerwin Adair, Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
Nursing Home
Week

Governor ]. Willard Tawes
proclaimed last week, July 16 to
p as Maryland Nursing Home
Week" to better acquaint the
public with the growing role of
nursing homes in our society"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
FREE B0ATIMc-cAMPINe GUIDE nren

FREE B0ATlke-cAMPINe GUIDE prepared
by the editors of Sports Afield. Ask your
Phillips 66 Dealer for copy of Phillips SIS
Digest of Camping by Car and Boat. " In this
32-page booklet the editors of Sports A6eId
have compressed practical information and
advice on how to plan and carry out your
camping or boating trip. And, as you travel,
use Phillips 66 new road maps which now list
recreadonal facilities and accommodations in
state and national parks, as well as points of
interest in each state. It's another way Phillips
00 helps you haze more fun goingi
"A trademark
, 1962-04-16
Good Hope Hotel
Opens New Beech
Areo at SondY Point

The spring-summer-fall sea-
son here at Laurence S. Rookie
feller's Estate Good Hope be-
gins on May | of this year with
off-season rates.
This tiny jewel Of a resort"
has just opened another new
beach area for its guests. The
Good Hope beach at Sandy
Point is only two miles from
the twenty-five room resort
and has dressing rooms and a
snack bar on one Of the Carib-
beams outstanding beaches. It
arguments the salt water pool
and the two sandy beaches be-
side the hotel.
, 1962-04-16
ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE TOBE COMM.
OF TOURISM FOR ST. CROK

Paul Davis. an executive of the wellknown adver-
Using firm Of Nc Cam Erickson. will be named Deputy
I, z-lmisgioner OF Tourism for ST. Croix shortly after his
resignation becomes effective. Mr.. Davis. likes ST. Croix
and will no doubt play an important part in the develop.
nlent Of the tourist trade here.
, 1962-04-16
School Officdls end
Principals Get Info
On Accreditution

The Assistant Commits
sioner of Education, Miss
Jane Tuitt, and three high
Schools principals returned
from New Jersey this week
after participating in the
evaluation of two 6 h
schools The principals are
Mrs. Gwendolyn K can,
10 Amalie High
School, Lowell Schuster,
Christiansted High School
and Alexander Henderson,
Claude O. Markoe School.
The participation is part of
a plan to acquaint key adj
ministrative officials and
school principals in the pro-
cess of generalization under
the Middle State Assoeia-
ton of Colleges and Second
Committees for Business
Education and Homemade
Continued on Page 81 !
, 1962-04-16
Six Virgin Islonds
Registrars Inducted
Into Armed Forces

Selective Service headquar-
tiers released the names Of six
Virgin Islands registrants re-
Gently indicted into the armed
forces at the Induction Station
in Puerto Rico.
From st. Croix were Clar-
ence A. Molloy, Jr., Luis S
Llanos, Eugenio Rodriguez,
and Angel L. Parrilla.
From St. Thomas and ST.
John were Hilary G. Bastian
and James Fable.
, 1962-04-16
Eagles Defeat CHS
66-3l: Coasters Nose
Out Knicks As : 43

MI 1A444~MS 10 ~
The Eagles Basketball team
defeated the Christiansted
High School team on the Chris
tiansted Court to the tune of
66-3l,
It was a very close game in
the first half when play was
completed the score read CHS
Is; Eagles % for a s point
lead.
In the second half Eagles
outplayed CHS to score A
points to their Is. Top scorers
for Eagles was. Hugo Penn 10,
and Leroy Ford Is. Elroy Null
Ter had II points for CHS. Of
fetal referees were Raymond
Moorhead and Lowell Dyer.
The timekeeper, Lionel Ro-
berts; scorer, Raphael Bostic.
In the second game Of the
aM E4tNnt. 80
evening the Coasters defeated
the Knicks in a very close
game by a score Of 48-43. The
first half score was 21-21.
In the second half the Coas-
tiers scored n points to Knicks
% to take the game by 5
points. Top scorers for the
Coasters were: A. Hansen 16,
and P. Encarnacion 8. For
the Knicks: G.. Thompson is
points and E. Navarro r..
, 1962-04-16

Using firm Of Nc Cam Eric
L1lmlssioner Of Tourism 70
resignation becomes effectiv
and will no doubt play an i'm
nlent Of the tourist trade he1
Following the Saint Croix
promotional Safari by a group
from the Hotel Association and
the Gift Shop Association, to
Puerto, Mike Deity, Manager
of Traffic and Sales for Carl
bair and Mr.. Davis, will fly to
the United States to conduct
a whirlwind, tWo-man, coast
to-coast Virgin Islands Travel
Blitz"
Deily and Davis will visit all
leading carriers as well as the
leading travel agents In New
York, Washington, Boston, Phi
ladelphia, Chicago, San Fran
cisco, and Los Angeles, return
ing on board Delta Airlines in
augural jet flight from Los An
geles to San Juan.
This is the first Of a very ac-
tive personalized promotional
program being conducted by
Caribair development Of tour
ism to Saint Croix and St. Tho
mas, a Caribair spokesman
said.
Caribair, which will soon
have in operation on its Vir-
gin Islands routes its new,
luxurious, 55-passenger "JATO
Convairs" will follow up this
stateside Virgin Islands Blitz'
with the continuation of its
European promotion of Virgin
Islands destinations by taking
the leading sales managers OF
Scandinavian Airlines System
in Norway, Denmark, Sweden,
Finland and Germany to ST.
Croix and st. Thomas during
the second and third weeks in
May.
Caribair will also have a
Swisscar sales manager group
touring the Virgin Islands in
October.