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Evening star., 1962-05-26
EPISCOPAL
SOUTHEAST
CHURCH OF ST. TIMoTHY

SnONSn VI 81. fIMOInI \
1901 Alabama Avenue Sc,
The Rev. Arthur II. Underwood
The Rev. j. Richard Eckart. Assoc. Ret.
7:30. 900 and HOO am.
Church School, 400 am.
Nursery 900 and II .00 q m
, 1962-06-14
~A-.lIeLATIyL LORD
Continued from page q

The provisions of this subparagraph shall
apply only with respect to stockholders who
are bona fde residents Of the Virgin Islands
during the. entire taxable year and who have
supplied the information required by subsec-
ton I'D of LR.C. sec. 934.
IS 4O81. Total allowable benefits TO owners and
operators Of hotels.
In the case Of benefits under section 4O41 CD (c)
lhotels and guest housesl, the total amount OF such tax
exemptions and subsidies shall in no event be greater
tnan II the hotel or guest house were operated solely BY
the owner.
IS 4O91. Limitation to specific activity
In the case of anyperson, firm or corporation, en-
gagged in more than one industrial or business activity
in the Virgin Islands, any tax exemption or subsidy
granted hereunder shall be limited to only such part OF
the industrial or business activity engaged in by the per-
son, firm, or corporation as is specified in the certificate
of exemption and subsidy benefits issued by the Gov
ernor hereunder.
Continued
, 1962-06-14
SATURDAY

A super-double feature Program!
1ST. FEATURE
International presents
a French-made mystery thriller
a Jean Sacha Film
SOS. III IS NOT DEAD"
Starring:
Magli Noel. Ivan DesnY. Yves
Vincent ... ..-..
also
2ND FEATURE
Columbia presents
VALLEY OF THE DRAGONS"
Starring:
Cesare Donova, Sean McClory,
Joan Staley
A film based on a story by Jules
Verne.
, 1962-06-14
MARIO LEWIS
Girl Scouts

ed by adult members Of the
Neighborhood Association
and the two members of the
Board Of Directors who will
come from the Council, in
Puerto Rico. The District
chairman, Mrs. Corrine
Lockhart, will also attend
the Rally.
Parents, relatives, friends
and the general public are
invited to attend. Specially
invited are girls between
the ages Of Z and II.
, 1962-06-14
CALL FOR DIDg

Gealad bids, ii quadruplicate
will be received at the Depart
nsent Of Property and Procure
ment, Division Of Procurement
Christiansted, st. Croix, US.
Virgin Islands until 100 AN.
June 26, 1862.
Institutional Bath Tubs
Fiberglass and Adhesive
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, U. S. Virgin
Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property &
Procurement
Per:
Alphonso Romney
District Supervisor
, 1962-06-14
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruplicate
will be received at the Depart
ment Of Property and Procure
ment, Division Of Procurement
Christiansted, st. Croix, US.
Virgin Islands until HOO AN.
June Is, 1862.
Toilet Facilities and Office
Supplies
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tianstcd, st. Croix, U. S. Virgin
Islands.
, 1962-06-14
congressman


finest to be held in the
memory Of the historic
town Of Frederiksted.
Mr.. Abel has called a
special meeting for next
Tuesday night, June 18th,
at $3.50 pm. in the Frederik-
sted courtroom, at which
the Young Democrats will
make final plans for the
patriotic ceremonies.
, 1962-06-14
MARIO LEWIS

Commissioner Of Property &
Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
Evening star., 1962-04-25

generally recognized on both
sides that eventually it would
be necessary to invoke the
seldom-uSed cloture RUE to
bring it to a vote.
This rule permits two thirds
Of the Senators voting to cut
of fdebate, but it has not been
successfully employed for 35
years.
Although Senator Dirksen is
a co-sponsor Of the literacy test
bill, he indicated today it will
be difficult to get the required
two-thirdS on the basis of past
attempts and the fact that
literacy tests are not an issue
in many States.
Only 81 States require lite
racy tests for voting and most
of the complaints that they are
used to prevent Negroes from
voting are directed at the
Southern States.
Senators Hill, Democrat of
Alabama, and Robertson, DEM
ocrat of Virginia, were sched-
uled to speak against the bill
today.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

several other important bolls
after the tax bill.
Senator Dirksen at first
blocked unanimous consent to
let the Finance Committee
meet this afternoon. Later,
he relented after being in
formed that some of today's
witnesses had come from dis
tant cities.
But the Republican leader
made it clear that he would
object after today.
Committees could still meet
in the morning if the Senate
sticks to its regular noon hour
for convening, but the entire
program Of the Finance Com
mittee would be dragged out
If it is limited to morning ses-
sions. There is also a possi-
bility that the leaders will have
to convene the Senate earlier
than noon in an effort to over
come the determination of
Southern Democrats to prevent
passage of the civil rights
measure, which would exempt
voters with a SiXth-grade
education from taking hteracy
tests to vote in Federal elec-
tionS.
The Senate had to quit yes
terday without taking up the
literacy test bill because a
Evening star., 1962-04-25

quorum could not be mustered.
But today a quorum was OBJ
tained half an hour after the
Senate met.
Senate Democratic Leader
Mansfield told the Senate today
that Senator Russell, Democrat
of Georgia. performed a service
yesterday by insisting on the
presence Of a quorum.
This is a most serious mat
ter" said Senator Mansfield.
and the leadership shares the
view Of the Senator from
Georgia that it should not be
embarked upon lightly"
Senator Russell told reporters
he requested the presence of
a quorum yesterday because
many Senators were away and
he did not think it was fair
that the opponents should be
the only ones attending our
own funeral, in addition to sup
plying the corpse and the
preacher" He said he did not
mean to suggest that his group
expects to lose the fight, add
ing, II am far from surrender
ing"
AS the debate began, it was
Evening star., 1962-04-25
C-130s to Shift
Okinuwu Base
By the Associated Press

A squadron of IS giant C-l30
Hercules Air Force transports
will be shifted to Okinawa In
June. probably for use in con-
nection with United States
operations in South Wet Nam.
The Air Force announced
today that the 345th Tactical
Air Command troop carrier
squadron will be transferred
from Sewart Air Force Base in
Tennessee and will be stationed
at Naha air base on Okinawa.
The unit is composed Of
about $50 officers and airmen.
The Air Force did not specify
what mission the squadron will
perform, but Okinawa is a
major staging area for move
ment of men and equipment
into South Wet Nam, where the
United States is supporting
native forces in their battle
against Communist guerrillaS.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
LiteracyFight
ToSIow Work
0fCommittees
By ]. A. OLEARY
Star Staff Writer

The Senate battle to curb
literacy tests for voters finally
got under way today amid in
dications that it will slow down
committee work on other major
parts of the Presidents legis-
lative program.
This became apparent when
Republican Leader Dirksen
gave notice he may object to
committees meeting while the
Senate is in session after today.
If he goes through with his
objection sharting tomorrow it
could have a serious effect on
the timetable of the Finance
Committee in completing work
on the tax bill. This same
committee also must handle
the reciprocal trade program,
medical care for the aged and
Evening star., 1962-04-25
ANOTHER POOR PLAYER
Voter 7 est Issue Puts
Minor Bill in Liqhts

their Congressman to obtain
Army permission again for use
of vacant Fort Crowder bar
racks for temporary classrooms
and to seek Health, Education
and Welfare Department re-
placement Of the lost groceries.
This was difficult because
Fort Crowder meanwhile had
been declared excess to Army
needs" and transferred to the
General Services Administra-
ton and the Missouri National
Guard. Mr.. Hall said.
Stella nevertheless has some
thing to cheer about today. Its
latest relief bill was not Sc
lected by Senate Democratic
Leader Mansfield as an inno-
cent sounding board for the
literacy test filibuster.
Evening star., 1962-04-25

prepared to hold the floor for
"a hours at a. stretch.
Yesterday, they put in only
a little more than an hour.
Senator Russell. Democrat of
Georgia. their supreme COM
mander, saw to it that they did
not spend any of their strength.
He got the floor Immediately
after Majority Leader Mans
field moved to take up the bill.
Old filibusterer that he is,
Senator Russell was saving his
voice for the long haul.
Familiar Phrases
In conversational tones that
could be heard only by those
in his immediate vicinity, he
suggested that the whole prof.
ect of voting on a measure
that would allow folks who had
passed the sixth grade to regis
Evening star., 1962-04-25
By MARY McGRORY
star Staff Writer

The opening engagement Of
the new civil rights battle on
the literacy tests vas enough
to make a body wonder how
the South ever lost the Civil
War.
In fact, some of the older
hands at the Capitol said the
whole thing put them in mind
of the first Battle Of Bull Run,
when crowds of picnickers went
out from Washington to witness
the rout of the Confederacy
and raced back in fear of their
lives.
The trouble yesterday was
the same as at Bull Run-an
insufficiency Of Yankee troops.
How did the Southerners
know that while there were
enough Senators in town to
make quorum. there were not
enough on the premises to get
to the floor in time? Nobody
knows, but it seemed to some
further proof of their eerie ef-
5,ficiency in time of trouble.
Conserve Strength
The Southerners are. as al
ways, serene and prepared.
They have their battle plan
from 1860, when they argued
around the clock against the
.poll-tax bill. They have their
three captains and their
teams of five, augmented
this season by two recruits,
Senators Tower, Republican of
Texas, and Thurmond, Demo-
lcrat of South Carolina. Sena-
tor Thurmond was laid up with
a throat ailment in 1860, but
is in good voice for the cur
rent test.
Each of the three teams is
Evening star., 1962-04-25
YANKEES UNDERMINED
Rout Opens Literocy War

ter to vote was hasty and i'll
considered. .
Only scattered phrases float
ed up to the galleries, where
baffled tourists shuffled end
lessly in and out.
They were familiar:
d. New and revolutionary
legislation which thwarts the
Constitution. ..."
Whittle away at the ark
of the covenant. -"
g. Temporary emotions
and passions. -"
Forces behind this
bill. :"
g. Hoist by their own
petard. -.
Presently. however, his voice
grew stronger.
Il have the right to suggest
the absence of a quorum" he
cried. THE Constitution of the
United States may be outmod-
ed. but one of the rules written
into the Constitution is that
the Senate should have a
quorum"
AS Majority Leader Mans
field, one of the co-sponsors of
the bill, sat with his palm to
his brow. the bells began to
ring. The clerk read with a
deliberate lack of speed the
names of absent members.
No less than 10 Southern
Senators of the 35 eventually
mustered answered the roll
call. giving such tourists as
could follow the confused and
muted action the impression
that the SouthernerS were the
really conscientious and atten-
tive people, who attended to
their duties, while the liberals
were out enjoying the spring
sunshine.
Congratulated" by Mansfield
Senator Mansfield rose up to
Congratulate" Senator Russell
on suggesting the absence of
a quorum and said meaning
fully he hoped there would be
one present another day.
The liberals hastened back to
their offices and dispatched
Summoning kilograms to alb
sent friends, reminding them
that this is an administration
bill, which requires concerted
action.
Their leadership is bi-parti-
san, consisting of three Repub-
licans - Javits and Heating of
New York and Scott of Penn
Sylvania-and three Democrats,
Clark of Pennsylvania, Douglas
of Illinois and Hart Of Michi-
gan.
They require many meetings
and, being liberals, must con-
suit all opinions, whereas thier
Southern rivals have only one
opinion and one leader, Sena-
tor = Russell. Being bipartisan,
they have to be careful that
none takes partiasn advantage
They say they are prepared.
But as one Southern Senator
purring slightly. said after yes
terday'S liberal debacle, I'VE
have been prepared since 1867" +"
Evening star., 1962-04-25
raleigh suits the summer scene

Here
styled
almost mhes Well
natural shoulder
4monthE Extended Prmen Plan hnerM yigc charge
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Thursday: Eorly Study.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03

chocolate and shell fish from
the diet usually control the
condition. Exceptionally large
doses of vitamins or other
restrictions In diet don't seem
to matter much. Some doc
tors still believe in giving X
ray treatments for the Sc
we're type called acne vul-
garis. but I'm inclined to
agree with those who say
they get better results with
out the danger Of later scar
ring) by using cortiscoster-
cids and antibiotics inter-
nally: and by the application
Of local treatments which
cleanse, heal and decrease the
skin.
In chronic cases, with dis
figurement due to pustular
acne which has gone on to
deep pitting and soaring,
dermabrasion by expert skin
specialists is q relatively new
method which planes away
the old, SCARED skin and
makes way for q better com.
plexion. Perhaps O long an.
swer to your short, simple
questions, but I thought
you'd like to know.
For Mrs. L.: It's possible to
get q second attack of
mumps, but it is unlikely. In
cases where this does seem
to happen 1t is due to the
fact that the diagnosis was
wrong either in the first or
second attack.
DR.. Steincrohn's le1tlet.
Hon to Be a Happy HIPPO
chondridc," tDiH be mailed on
receipt OF q stamped, self
addressed envelope and 10
cents in coin for handling.
address DR.. Steincrohn In
care OF The Evening Star.
Tomorrow: Govt.
(Beu Syndicate Featured
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STOP KILLING YOURSELF
Stubborn Ulcer
Tries Patience
- sv DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

on the hour you sip 4 to 5
ounces of milk during all
your waking hours). Every
half hour between feelings
you take the antacids, and
also the sedatives and other
medicines prescribed by your
doctor as directed. After a
few days, when taking milk
gets tiresome. you can sub
stitute small amounts Of
custard, jello, creamed soup
or cream Of wheat. Better
talk it over with your doctor
before you try this regime.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I
have three questions about
acne. What causes it? What
do you think about X-ray
treatment? What do you
think about special diets and
taking many vitamins? Any
thing else?-MISS D.
PERHAPS DUE to some
adolescent turmoil Of adjust
NEST of sex hormones, the
sebaceous glands and hair
follicles Of the skin become
overactive. More so In some
children than in others. The
sebaceous glands become
blocked, the hair follicles
infected and acne results.
The simple cases are not q
great problem. A few pimples
come and go. Ordinary facial
cleanliness plus emitting
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His Brush Starts
Homeside Fire

year-old father-in-law, I had
to speak my piece. I wish I
were old enough to take him
into my home and care for
him myself. He doesn't have
much longer to live so why
not make his last years
happy ones?
SOFT-HEARTED.
It's not possible for . IA
year-Old to adopt" an So
year-Old, but I congratulate
you on your kindness Of
heart. Don't anyone tell me
our teen-agers are all a self
ish, th0ughtless lot.
-
DEAR ABBY: ! am being
married next month and
want to ask your advice on
a problem that has come up.
I am marrying a farmer. We
are both %. We had planned
to live with his parents, who
have a very nice, modern,
10-room home on their farm.
It's about IL miles from the
city. His people are the incest
in the world and I don't see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
FAMOUS FABLES
By Stan Droks
By Roy Crone
Honno-BorbeFo
BY E. E. EDGAR

SIGNAT U r E: President
Theodore Roosevelt was chat
ting with a friend in his Of
flee when a secretary brought
in some documents for his
signature.
The President glanced at
the first two docume nts.
grunted wit h approval and
signed them Theodore
Roosevelt" in a bold hand,
with each letter distinctly
formed. He read the next
two and his face clouded.
Then, with obvious reluc-
lance, he signed them 1T.
Roosevelt" in a barely dis
tinguishable scrawl.
Curious, the friend asked
him why he had used two
different signatures.
1.-THE first two were bills
which I supported" replied
the President. II signed them
with my full name, carefully
written, to indicate my COM
plete endorsement. The sec
ond two were bills which I
did not support, but which
had to sign to keep peace
with Congress. Something
within me rebels when I have
to sign such bills, and makes
me put as little of my name
to them as possible, and even
that badly written"
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Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I am
80 and have had a duodenal
ulcer for at least q year.
Although have been consci-
entious in treating 1t, I still
have severe pains every day.
I eat three meals Of bland
food a day, and take some
milk or a snack between
meals. I also take the various
antacid and sedative pills the
doctor ordered. I have to
think of operation at this
time. Is there anything you
can suggest for a good pa
tent with a stubborn condl-
tion?-Mr. v.
STUBBORN is often the
correct word to describe an
ulcer. At times it resists
treatment even If the patient
is quite cooperative as you
seem to be. I agree with you
that you should not rush into
operation. Neither do I be-
lieve in the patient having to
live through seven medical
cures" before he resorts to
surgery.
I have observed many pa
tients with symptoms like
yours who say, whats the
USE" and begin looking for
shortcuts. There aren't any:
But sometimes trying another
regime helps.
For example, instead OF
prescribing three full meals,
I have often suggested hourly
feelings for at least three
to four weeks. These rest the
contractions of the stomach
even if they decrease the
acid in the stomach only
slightly. You take a thermos
of milk with you wherever
you go and are. Every hour
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MASON ON EDUCATION
FIunking Son Saved
By Strict Mother

achieved success by saying:
This is what you must do.
Do not return unless you
have done it,"
The extra boost you can
give a youngster with 20 or
80 minutes attention q day
during the summer may
make the difference between
mediocrity and success.
The strict mothers son
mentioned above succeeded
well in all Of his summer
practice was in arithmetic
only.
Through this practice he
learned more than arith-
metic. He learned to give a
task full attention, to strive
for speed and accuracy. He
was forced to persist in
thinking about arithmetic
until he had mastered 1t.
Regains Courage
AS an underachiever this
boy had come to feel that he
could not succeed. He had
actually begun to dislike
school.
The knowledge that he
could master arithmetic gave
him the courage to tackle
other subjects.
If your child needs the in
dividual attention necessary
to acquire some basic skills.
set aisle a definite time each
day. Choose a particular skill
and have him work systema-
tically.
A book that has been help
full to parents in this situa-
ton is How to Help Your
Child in Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic" by Frieda
Van Alta. It provides expla-
nations for parents as well as
exercises for hte pupil. My
own booklet, Help Your
Child Succeed in School,"
also contains many helpful
hints for getting the most
benefit from such drills.
Thursday: EsrIy Study.
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DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: My husband
Is letting his beard grow be-
cause our town is going to
celebrate its centennial. Just
because this town is 100 years
old doesn't mean he has to
look it. 1t is disgusting. 1t is
like living with an Airedale.
And it's not at all attractive.
There are patches where no
hair grows and parts Of his
beard are red! Do you think
it is fair to the wives when
these men grow boards to
show civic spirit? I'm ready
to lock him out.
SPEAKING FOR MANY.
He's getting a big kick out
of it, so why not 60 along
with the gag? Don't flock him
out" The hair on his chinny-
chin chin Is only temporary.
Your love is here to stay.
DEAR ABBY: I am only IA
but after reading the letter
from HAD MY FILL, the
woman who regretted hav-
ing to take care of her 30
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Gold in Your Attic

Gold Mines" philadelphia,
1850 is a scarce Gold Rush
item. About $50 is the cur
rent retail value for Q fine
copy.
Miss N. s.: In the rare first
issue Of Herman Melville'S
"Battle-Pieces and Aspects Of
the War" New York, 1860.
the word hundred" Is mis-
spelled in the copyright no.
tice. Fine copies retail In
the $50 to $40 range.
H.. ST: Apparently your
Dream Drops" by "a
Dreamer" Is Amy Lowell's
famous first book. The book
was printed In Boston In
1887, although there is no
date on the title page. A fine
copy Is worth up to SIS at
retail. Better check with q
local rare book dealer to
make sure what you have.
Mrs. P.W.: Your James
Lloyd's Steamboat Direc-
tory" Cincinnati, 1866 Is
a scarce item and one often
sought for by the steamboat
fans. About $50 Is a fair
price for q fine copy at re-
tail. A dealer would prob
ably pay you no more than
SIS.
Selected reader questions
WiH be answered In this col.
umn. address Van Allen
Bradley In care Of The EDe-
ming Star.
Copyright, 1862, General Features
Corp.)
Gold In Your Attic Appears Tussdoys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Finds Healing Substance that Relieves Pain,
Stops Itching as it Shrinks Hemofrhoids

New York, N. Y. Especially -
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch
ing, and relieve pain - without
surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another" very striking improve
ment" was reported and veri-
fed by a Doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving
pain, actual reduction or re-
traction (shrinking) took place.
And most amazing Of all -
this improvement was main
tanned in cases where q doctors
observations were continued
over q period Of many monthsl
In fact, results were so thor
ough that sufferers were able
10 make such astonishing state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-03
Mol Pitcher Worth $500
By VAN ALLEN BRADLEY

scarce book. The issue On
boards or cloth consisted Of
500 copies. and good copies
are worth around $25 at re-
tail. There was also an issue
of so copies in green ink or
vellum, and these have
brought 500 to $3.50 at retail
in fine condition.
Mrs. s. D.: Your N. A. Jen-
nings' "A Texas Ranger"
New York, 1890 Is getting
scarce and commands q price
of SIS to $40 at retail II In
good condition.
Mrs. D. r.: Your Robert
Louis Stevenson's Familiar
Studies Of Men and Books"
Oondon, 1882 sells at around
$25 at retail If in fine con-
dition.
Miss L. SD: Your copy Of
]. M. Barrie's Peter Pan in
Kensington Gardens" Oon-
don. 19O6). illustrated by
Arthur Backham and signed
and numbered by the artist,
is a nice rarity in fine con-
dition. Dealers are currently
asking as much as $3.50.
j. r.: The first edition Of
Thomas Nelson Pages In
Ole Virginia" New York.
1887 is scarce and sells at
around $25 at retail II In fine
condition. A dealer would pay
less, of course; about so per
cent Of retail value Is the
usual standard.
RIP: Your E. Gould Buff
fum's "Six Months in the