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Smyrna times., 1962-10-18
Appointed
To Extension
Staff at Del.

Otis P. Jefferson. Jr.. for
mer high school principal of
the John M. Clayton School
District, has been appointed as
sistant director of extension at
the University of Delaware.
His appointment was an
nounced today by John A. Muir
ray, director of extension, who
cited Jefferson's outstanding
record as Sussex County tea
cher and school administrator.
"The university is fortunate
to find a man of Mr.. Jeffer-
sons ability within our own
state to assist In developing
our rapidly expanding extern
sion programs" Murray said.
A graduate of Juniata COL
lege, Huntingdon, Pa, Jeffer-
son holds a masters degree
in education from the Univer-
sity of Delaware. He began his
teaching career as a history
teacher in the Laurel School
District and served in the same
Smyrna times., 1962-10-18
Frederick To NC
Vets Day Program

urer. Mr.. Mazzetta also served
as treasurer of the 1857 COM
mittee which Mr.. Cicione also
headed.
Mrs. Florence Wheatley of
the Disabled American Vet
Grams Auxiliary, has been
named as secretary of the 1862
committee. She will be assisted
by Edward Norris, state SER
vice officer of the D.A.V.
Chairman Cicione has announ- :
ced that he has invited Cover
nor Ebert N. Carvel to serve
as honorary chairman, and as
a program participant.
MIR. Cicione has also announ-
ced that honored guests at the
Memorial Bridge exercises will
be Gold Star Mothers, and mem
bers of the Spanish American
War Veterans and their Auxil =
larry.
Smyrna times., 1962-10-18

If the presence of experience
on the planning committee can
insure the success of an event
then Delaware's traditional
Veterans Day ceremony at
Memorial Plaza, Delaware
Memorial Bridge, should be a
decided success as State Chair
man Anthony ]. Cicone has ap-
pointed experienced people, in
cluding three former state
chairmen, to key assignments
on the 1862 committee.
Miles L. Frederick, a past
state commander of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars and a
former chairman of the state
wide Veterans Day Committee,
has been designated to serve as
master of ceremonies for the
exercises at the Memorial
Bridge, November IL. Mr.. Fred
erick has served in this cap
acity on several occasions In
the past.
David S. Hugg, another for
mer state commander of the
V.F.W. and 1860 Veterans Day
chairman. has been named by
Chairman Cicione as co-ordin-
ator and publicity chairman for
this years Veterans Day e.
vents.
Edward T. Campbell, who
served as chairman of the state
wide committee last year, will
work with Brig. Gen. Herbert
o. Wardell of the Delaware
National Guard In lining up mil
itary units for participation in
the November II exercises.
William Mazzetta, a former
state commander of the V.F.W.
and longtime member of the
Governors committee for OBJ
servance of Veterans Day, has
been elected committee treas
Smyrna times., 1962-10-18

attained in the we'll known Ham
mond-Harwood House which he
designed, built and decorated.
This five-part house, to be dis
cussed by MIR. Mario Campbell,
present architect of the US.
Capital, is the epitome of the
Georgian style In architecture
with its perfect proportions In
both over all design and in indi-
vidual details. The projecting
central bay Is crowned by a
low pediment which is repeated
on smaller scale over the
front door. Ionic columns sup
port this pediment and its fire.
ize. The door appears as an
arch owing to the semi-circular
fanlight which with the door is
surrounded by an egg and dart
molding. Between this mold
ing and the freize above are
delicately carved swags of
flowers. Such use of natural
forms is continued on the in
, terror, especially In the de-
coration of the mantels In the
ballroom and dining room. Each
room In the house has a diff
ferent cornice, fireplace and
mantel design. The rooms, al
though of a very modest scale,
achieve a sense of grandeur
through the total combination
of fine proportions in the total
design and refinement In de-
coration.
Little was known about the
Adam Kitty House until VII
liam V. Elder, Curator, the
White House, and the guide here
for this tour, discovered pos
tive stylistic evidence for in
cluding 1t among those attrib-
uted to the Buckland School.
1t is difficult, however, to know
whether the work is that of
Buckland or of one of his skilled
assistants. The floorplan is i'd
entical to that of the Hammond
Harwood House, but reversed.
AS MIR. Elder says, 'The house
was probably begun about the
same time as the Hammond
Harwood House and definitely
connected with the style of VIII
liam Buckland. From 1899 to
1918 it was the home of William
Kitty who was later Chancellor
of Maryland"
Verbal description is poor
substitute for actaully seeing
these houses, tickets and In
formation can be obtained from
Historic Annapolis, Inc, Old
Treasury Building, State Cir
Gle, Annapolis. Md. This tour
offers the architect, the arch
itecural Historian. the Anti
quarian and other interested
persons an opportunity to study
these Buckland Houses with ex-
perts and to realize their un-
ique contribution to American
architecture.
Smyrna times., 1962-10-18

The height of a tenpin has
been Is inches since the AM
erican Bowling Congress was
formed in 1895.
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By Walt Disney

then led his last trump instead
of giving up, both opponents
would have been squeezed.
If South leads his last trump,
West has the queen Of clubs
and three spades. He must
throw a spade to stop dummy's
ten Of clubs from being good
for a trick. But this leaves
West without a spade stopper
When West keeps the queen
Of clubs, dummy discards the
ten of clubs. This leaves Just
three spades in the dummy.
Now East is squeezed. He
has three spades and the Jack
of hearts. If he parts with a
spade, dummy's last spade will
be good. And If East throws
the jack Of hearts, South's last
heart is good. ~.'
The 18th trick Just falls into
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hand. They knew South had
muffed the hand twice, and
they didn't want to give him
a third chance.
Simple Play
South could have made the
contract by a simple play. After
drawing two trumps, he could
leave the last trump out and
get to work on the hearts. East
would follow suit heoplessly
while South cashed three top
hearts and ruffed his last
heart.
South's actual line Of play
was slightly better, as far as
he went. He drew three trumps
and three top hearts. If he had
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trump.
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West cashed the king Of clubs
and continued with the jack of
clubs, East discarding a spade.
West then led the ace of clubs,
and South ruffed. East threw
another spade.
South drew three rounds of
trumps. tried the top hearts,
and discovered that East still
had a good heart.
II have to give up a heart"
South grumbled. Down one"
The defenders took their 100
points, gave South his $50 hon
ors. and went on to the next
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instead South's lap If he leads the last
,onents trump.
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, 1962-07-17

Tertiary has a capacity of
about As inmates, but pre-
sently there are approx
mately 80 prisoners serving
from Is days to life.
This one-story Institution
which has its own farming
and fishing programs was
constructed in 1910 under
the Danes. A year ago,
when it was almost a capa-
city with 40 inmates, it had
only nine employees.
The prison also screws as
a local Jail. The present
building is surrounded by a
Continued on page A
, 1962-07-17
Two Concert Singers
Depurt After Visiting
P. R. & Virgin Islunds

Miss Evelyn Greene, Colora-
tura Soprano and Miss Nellie
Johnson, Contralto, both of
New Jersey, departed yester-
day for the mainland via Puer-
to Rico with the late plane.
after spending the weekend
here. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Doris Greene, pro-
prietor Of a Guest House in
Puerto Rico which bears her
name. Miss Greene is her sis
ter-in-law.
Misses Greene and Johnson,
were dlighted with the Is
lands. They hurried back to
fill concert engagements.
, 1962-07-17
Omission & Correction

In the article reporting the
death of the mother of the
Editor, in addition to her hus-
band and two sons who sur
vive her is a daughter, Mrs.
Enid Payne, whose two sons,
one Of whom is a certified
Jet mechanic with the Air
Force; the other is with the
Army in Germany, and flew to
New York for the funeral. Mrs.
Payne is with the Department
of Social Welfare in New York.
Also, in the second para
graph should read first flight
of Caribair on Friday in
stead of Monday.
, 1962-07-17
Fother Gibbs
Young Democrats to
CurrY Message

OQrTy MeSSo9e
Father Thomas Gibbs Of the
Holy Cross Anglican Church
addressed a large and enthu-
siastic gathering Of Young
Democrats of st. Croix at the
Plantation Club in Frederik-
sted last night. He called for
the creation of an effective
and widespread organization
to carry the message Of this
group to the people of these
Islands"
Father Gibbs, himself a
member, told the youthful
citizens We need at this juno
ture in our history democrats
in deed and fact as well as
name. We need those to whom
the welfare and progress of the
Virgin Islands are questions
OF paramount Importance;
those who are not afraid to
stand and be counted because
they believe in the democra-
tic forms of government"
Turning to the question of
Legislative reapportionment,
which has been under fire in
recent weeks, Father Gibbs
stated Here in the Virgin Is
lands, we must face up to the
fact Of the difficulty of one
party gaining control Of
the legislature. To do 50 would
be to deny any interest in the
preservation of democratic
of government in these is
lands"
Father Gibbs called for the
maintenance of equal repreSen
tation for St. Thomas and St.
Croix, msuring that, neither
St. Croix or st. Thomas shall
be dominant.
He will address the people
of St. Croix over Radio Station
WIN under the auspices of
the Young Democrats Of St.
Croix at $50 pm. on Friday.
Plans for a moonlight excur-
sion on Friday night were
discussed. 1t was also revealed
that the Democrats are plan
ming a three-day summer
camp at the end Of August for
200 st. Croix Children, ages
Continued on Page A
, 1962-07-17
New P~enitenHory
To be Located on
Nlcorp property


The Virgin Islands Cor
poration has approved trans
fer of $50 acres of centrally
located St. Croix land for a
new Richmond Penitenti-
airy, according to Gov Ralph
M. Paiewonsky. The move,
decided on at a recent VI
corp meeting, came on the
heels Of a report by a fed
eral prison expert saying
that the need for a new Vir-
gin Islands prison is acute
James v. Bennett, direct
or of the U. S. Bureau Of
Prisons, was loaned to the
.i~nsu1ar government to
make d survey and recon-
mendationS as to what is
needed to bring local penal
institutions up to standard.
The new prison site will
be chosen with several re-
quirements in mind, accord
ing to the Governor. Among
them will be its suitability
for agriculture and It's near
ness to the airport.
P~aiewonsky will delegate
responsibility for the new
prison to a committee made
up Of members of the Vir-
gin Islands Parole Board,
which has as its chairman
Attorney Louis Hoffman OF
st. Thomas.
A second committee COM
posed Of engineers n
members of related profess
sions will be named to
choose the site.
The Governor said the
land will probably have to
be purchased from VIcorp
by the insular government
but that details are yet to
be worked OUT.
Located at Christiansted,
st. Croix, the present peni-
, 1962-07-17
Governor PuieWonskY
Pays Courtesy Coll
10 ~. S. Boxer"

Governor Ralph NJ. Paiewon
sky and Mrs. P~aiewonsky
headed a delegation Of about
twenty Virgin Islanders who
paid a courtesy return call" to
the USS Boxer on Sunday af-
ternoon. They were guests at
a luncheon hosted by Captain
James B. Wallace.
While there, the party was
given a briefing as to the opera
tional function of the Boxer
presentation of these was
and its various duties. A film
shown. ]
, 1962-07-17
VICORP Per Diem
Workers to Get Leave
& HoliduY Privileges

DR.. Kenneth A. Bartlett,
President Of the Virgin Islands
Corporation announced that
as Of July |, 1852, per diem
employees who meet the re-
q~uirements ofthe Annual and
Sick Leave Regulations will be
given leave privileges. Under
this new policy per diem en-
ployees will also Be entieled to
holiday pay, provided the EN-
ployee works the day prior to
and the day after a Federal
holiday.
Per diem employees may
accumulate up to 24O hours Of
Annual Leave. Any annual
leave accumulated at the time
of separation 'front.' Federal
Government service will be
paid in a lumpsum up to the
amount earned. Sick Leave
shall also accumulate and be
available for use in succeeding
years.
This new leave policy for
per diem employees will be a
tremendous benefit to all con-
cerned. It will permit the tax
ing Of leave without loss Of
wages, and in case Of sickness,
earnings will continue with
resulting benefits to the work
er and his family.
Evening star., 1962-01-31

HOLLYW WOOD, (NANA)
Marion BrandO has another
appearance in court in Feb
urary. The same issue-eX-wife
Anna Kashfi's refusal, he says
to allow him to see his sor
as directed by court order. Anc
he'll keep battling until she
does. Having finally COM
pleted his "Mutiny on the
Bounty" which will run three
hours and II minutes, Marion
is keeping busy in preparation
for THE Ugly American" al
U-I.
Kirk Douglas Town With.
out Pity" will be rereleased as
"Shocker!" all over the country
And thereby hangs a tale: The
picture did not do too we'll un-
der the original title, but put
ting the word "Shocker!" in big
letters above the title later
doubled business at the box
office. People do like to be
shocked. .. Walter Slezak, one
of my favorite people, will star
in a Gains Hundred" segment
at Metro.
X
Debbie Reynolds is looking
Evening star., 1962-01-31
Safety Second

NEW YORK. - While Adm.
Hyman RickOver was working
on his atomic-powered subma-
rine project, DIR. Maurice M.
Shapiro was one of the scien-
lists he met. Shapiro is head
of cosmic ray reseach for the
United States Naval Observa-
tory. Rickover promised that
when the worlds first atomic
powered sub was ready, Shapiro
would be given the first ride in
it. mo, thank you. Not the
first" replied Shapiro. "I'll
take the second"
SCIENCE NOTE: Shapiro's
5-year-old daughter Raquel
naturally is interested in sci
ence, space shots, orbits, astro-
nauts, etc. When he recently
was assigned to attend cosmic
ray scientists conferences in
Japan, Russia and India, he
told her: I'm going around the
world" She replied: How
many times, Daddy?"
\ u \ y
MOVIES: Eugene IOnescO
author of "Rhinoceros," was
offered a job writing and di-
recting a movie. He agreed
on condition that he needn't
go to the studio. He'd write
the script with full, detailed
Evening star., 1962-01-31
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD LYONS

instructions to the actors and
crew. And, he insisted, if they
all followed his written in
structions, his own presence
would be unnecessary.
II II
THEATER DEPT: Near the
end of her tWo-year run in
"The Sound of Music" Miss
Martin forgot to remove her
contact lenses before going on
stage. For the first time she
could see the other performers
clearly. She said of Theodore
Bikel,' her big, husky leading
man: "And I always thought
somehow, that Theodore was
slim and leanfaced."
n \ X II
LOCAL NEWS: Mrs. Jean
Negulesco, whose husband di-
rected Maurice ChevaKer ir
"Jessica," has written the lyrics
for the songs in it. Franz
Alters will fly to Vienna to con-
duct "My Fair Lady" Harold
Arlen, the composer, will write
the preface to Ed JablOnSki'.
biography 60 Gorge Gershwin.
.nur Schwartz anC
Howard Dietz, "The Gay Life
songWriters, will work in the
Evening star., 1962-01-31

selected films for Winston
Churchill who is a great movie
fan. She would drive them down
to his country residence, Check
ers. And more often than not,
he would say, "Sit down,
Blonde, and see the picture. "
His favorites during the war,
Eileen reveals, were Betty Gra-
BILE and Ginger Rogers. He once
sat through two consecutive
shoWings of a Cradle film.
George Peppard, getting ready
for his Period of Adjustment"
movie at Metro, told me he is
coming along nicely with the
four rooms he is building for
his mother as an attachment to
his Hollywood house. II de-
signed the rooms and I'm lay
ing the material" says George,
"but I don't do the plumbing,
electricity and all that jazz"
y u II
When I saw George he was
testing with Jim Hutton for
the same picture. The cast so
far is Peppard. Sutton and
Jane Fonda, and I'm told that
the IsObel Lennart script is
better than the Tennessee Will
liams play on which it is based,
It's incredible, but I'm as
sured there will be a Brenda
Lee Night at Carnegie Hall
in New York, April 8. You can
we'll imagine that the 17-year-
old Decca recording star is very
excited.
And while we're with the
younger set, it looks like we've
lost Richard Beymer, the young
man in "West Side Story" and
now doubling in Italy for Hem
ingway's Young Man" and in
France for Zanuck's Longest
Day." He has been tabled by
producer Dino de Laurentiis
for "Metello," to be made in
Rome. Europe, right now, is
wide open for handsome young
men.
Evening star., 1962-01-31
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Brundo-Koshfi Remotch

for a leading man of the James
Garner type for her movie, my
Six Loves" Busby Berkley is
working again. as second unit
director on Jumbo" Busby
who has had his problems, in
vented most of the camera
angles for musicals in his hey
day, and it's nice to see him
around again.
Shirley Booth is reading hel
Hazel" scripts more carefully
A recent one called for her tc
go to the dentist. Last week
she really had to go, with ar
abcessed tooth. Dolores Hart
and Earl Hoffman are now
"just friends" and he is dating
Patricia Kane.
Because Carroll Bakers first
scene in her play Come or
Strong" calls for her to get out
of bed in her birthday suit, she
is insisting on the right kind
of lighting. Subdued. I should
hope so. Mrs. Robert Horton
is black and blue all over-hel
great dane tripped her down g
flight of stairs.
Laurence Harvey has a new
secretary-blonde, British Ell
leen Thomas, aged 80 or so
Eileen has quite a history
She and Clark Gable roasted
cheStnuts in London when she
worked for him, before coming
to Hollywood in 1854. She has
been secretary to Tyrone Power
and for one year to Mary Mar
tin during South Pacific
She worked and lived with Ava
Gardner in Spain for two and q
half years. Then back here to
take dictation from songwrite1
Sammy Kahn, then to Kirk
Douglas, and now to Harvey.
x X X II
During the war, Miss Thomas
Evening star., 1962-01-31
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Evening star., 1962-01-31

well, I'd like to get my
drivers license back" said
Mineo, whose license was can
celed after a traffic violation.
But I read where the Mayor
got q ticket, too"
4 4
TAXI DEPT: Justice Will
liam o. Douglas took a cab to
the Waldorf for the dinner for
the Rev. James H. Robinson
Evening star., 1962-01-31

Virgin Islands on Blood and
Thunder" the musical for
Mary Martin.
BALLET DEPT: The New
York City Ballet production of
George Balanchine's "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" Is a
sellout at every performance
Last week the City Center's box
office received a phone call
from a distressed man who
said: II bought L 1. 3, S, and
7 for tonight's performance. I'm
manager of the Children's Zoo,
and the kangaroo here just ate
L7."
4 Il 4
SOCIAL NOTE: Sal Mineo
lunched at the Four Seasons
the other day. At the next
table was Mrs. Robert Wagner
Mineo was asked by a mutual
friend: "Is there anything the
Mayors wife can do for you?"
Evening star., 1962-01-31

of Operations Crossroads
Africa. The cab driver asked
the justice If he knew the
meaning Of the phrase, "The
Past Is All Prologue" Douglas
pretended he didn't know. The
cabbie said: 1T means You
Amt Seen Nothin' Yet"
Evening star., 1962-10-28
Exciting, Unbeaten Redskins
Try to Seal p Giants Today

to win the Eastern Division
championship last year and
were co-favored with the
Browns to win this years race.
Balanced Offense
The Giants aren't counting
wholly on defense to carry the
day. Although not an explosive
team, they have a varied and
balanced offense featuring
Y. A. little at the controls.
The Redskins secondary, wob-
bly, at times, will have its
hands full with Del Shofner
and Alex Webster, fullback,
on the receiving end of Titles
passes. There also is Paul Dud-
ley, a rookie from Arkansas,
via Green Bay, and Joe Wal
ton, a former Redskin, who
Specializes in catching short,
scoring passes.
Although considered a key
game in the title struggle, a
victory for the Redskins to-
morrow will leave them a long
way from the championship.
and a defeat won't mean the
end of the world for the
Giants. 1t simply figures to be
a smashing hit, literally. But
it always is.