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, 1962-08-02

NOTICE
The attention of all persons or firms doing business
with the Government Of the Virgin Islands, It's various
Departments, Agencies andlor Activities are hereDy no
tilted that effective upon publication OF this notice, all
hills a. invoices in payment of materials supplies or ser
vices for the Government Of the Virgin Islands Should
now be submitted to the Accounting Division, Depart
ment Of Finance, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin
Islands, instead of to the Individual Department
Agency andlor Activity, as has been the practice here
tofOre.
The cooperation Of all persons and firms concerned
in complying with these changes in procedures, which
will serve to accelerate all payments que from Tie qoV-
eminent, is therefore solicited.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION or SAINT CRoIX: CRAFTSMANSHIP JURISDICTION
us. CIVIL NO. So -
VIRGIN ISLANDS HOUSING AND
URBAN RENEWAL AUTHORITY,
1881 us. ACRES OF Ian IN ST. CROIx,
VIRGIN ISLANDS,, GOLDEN ROCK LAND De
VEL CORP. GOLDEN ROCK HOUSING
DEvEL OPMENT CO, CHEVRON CAPITAL CORP.
BASIC CAPITAL CORP, SLAYTON EQUITIES
CORP. LOUIS AND YRMA RATENER. AND
UNKNOWN OWNERS.
yo1rrKRE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Complaint in Con
demnahon has heretofore been filed in the Office of the Clerk of
the District Court of the Virgin Islands, in the District Court
Building. Chrstiansted, Virgin Islands, for the taking OF an estate
in fee simple for use in a site for alow-income housing project OF
the following described property in which you have or claim an
interest:
155521 acres Of Plot No. $40 Of Estate Orange Grove
and Golden Rock Subdivision comprising plots NOS.
AZ, AZ, 1Ql through III, 119 through 16, 1874, 1875
and parts of plots Nos. /, 143, 23, 234, 236 ana 28.
The authority for taking is Title %, Virgin Islands Code,
Section 35Q4.
You m further notified that if you have any objection or
defense to the taking of your property you are required to serve
upon plaintiffs attorney at the address herein designated within
twenty days CATER personal service of this notice upon you, ex-
elusive of the day of service) an answer identifying the property
IN which YOU claim to have an interest, stating all your objections
and defenses to the taking Of your property. A failure so to serve
an answer shall constitute a consent to the taking and to the
authority of the court tc proceed to hear the action and to fix the
lust compensation and shall constitute a waiver of all defenses
and objections not so presented.
You are further notified that of you have no objection or de-
tense to the taking you may serve upon plaintiffs attorney a
notice of appearance designating the property in which you claim
to be interested, and therefore you shall receive notice OF all pro-
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ALMERIc L. CHRISTIAN
United States Attorney
Attorney for Plaintiff
Charlotte Amalie
ST. Thomas. Virgin Islands
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The Adak sun., 1962-06-04
VOLUME IT, NUMBER :23
THE ADAK SUN
4 JUNE 1862

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Evening star., 1962-04-15
PARIS REPORT
All of q Sudden

baSSador A. Philon, several
French politicians like Paul
Reynaud, Jean Monnet, Rene
Mayer, the Gems. Stehlin, Ely
and Puget, the Duchess de la
Rochefoucauld, the Duchess
of Noailles, Marc Bohan,
head of the house of Dior,
where Helle Bonnet had been
assistant manager, Actor
Jean-Louis Barrault and all
her personal friends, who will
miss her terribly.
But life is going on and
the French-American activi-
ties are numerous. Among
them the first meeting of the
French brain-trust for the
next "April-in-Paris Ball."
to be held in the fall in New
York, took place at the home
of Vice President Madame
Andre de Vilmorin.
Mainly discussed was the
list of the French manufac-
turerS who will participate in
offering luxurious gifts to the
ballgoers. Present were the
Baroness de Cabrol, Princess
Cheremetcheff, the Duke de
Montesquiou-Fez (preSi-
dent of the committee), Prin-
cess Elizabeth de Croy and
Evening star., 1962-04-15
By ANDREA
Contributing Writer

PARIS.-All of a sudden
so many things are happen
ing in Paris that it is hard to
decide where to begin relat-
ing them.
Last week a wedding and a
funeral we're particularly
concerning Washington:
Miss PriSca Buneau-Varilla,
daughter Of Madame AL
phand, with whom she had
spent two seasons in the Ma
tion's Capital, married Mi
chel Leonelli, executive man
ager of a big French wine
producing firm.
The bride wore a beautiful
Dior dress of thin white wool
with matching coat. Ambas-
sador Herve Alphand was the
best man.
The day before the we'd
ding Madame Alphand gave a
reception in the Ritz. where
all her Paris friends came
to congratulate Prisca, who
looked very sweet and young
in an aqua blue dress by
Jacques Helm. Her mother
Evening star., 1962-04-15

received her guests in a yel-
low dress, richly embroidered
with scintillating stones by
the same designer.
Among the crowd: Ambas-
Sador and Mrs. Manlio
BroSio evoking Washington
memories; Mr.. De Pulaski,
Baron and Baroness Akain de
Rothschild, Mrs. JOKE (wife
of the French Secretary for
Algerian Affairs, Mrs. LauriS
Norstad, wife of the supreme
commander of the allied
forces of NATO; Mrs. Andre
Malraux and many others.
Sad Event
A very sad event reunited
the "tout-PariS" on the next
day-the funeral service for
Helle Bonnet, wife of the
former French Ambassador in
Washington, Henri Bonnet,
who had died on April 5 and
who left so many mourning
friends among the French as
we'll as Americans.
At the service in the Paris
Orthodox Church were the
French Foreign Minister
Maurice Couve de Murville,
the United States Ambassador
Gen. Gavin, the Greek Am
Evening star., 1962-04-15

several others. The next step
will be a joint meeting with
the American committee,
which will come specially to
Paris soon.
knowledge
To deepen the French
knowledge of American
authors, French critic and
writer Michel Mohre, who
had been living in the States
for a long time, held a con-
ference about William Sty-
ron c"Lie Down in Darkness"
Set This House on Fire. in
the American Cultural Cen
ter in the Latin Quarter.
Among the audience of sew
eral hundred eager listeners
of both countries was James
Jones C"From Here to Eter-
nifty; $4,000 copies sold in
France, who has definitely
settled down in France. Tru-
man Capote, who is in town
too, promised to come but
didn't show up.
To celebrate the famous
French "Mi-Careme," the
middle of Lent, there was
one big "diner-de-tetes," a
head dinner" Every pretty
Paris socialite had been Sc
cretely preparing an artistic
headdreSS to appear at this
charity dinner for a French
orphans home.
On the committee. whose
president was the Duke de
Maille, were the Princess
Evening star., 1962-04-15

Henri Of Bavaria, the Mar
guess de Crussol, Princess
Louis Armand de Polignac,
the Marquis de Sayve, Paul
Louis WELLER and other per-
sonalities of the tout Paris"
1t was not easy to recognize
all those beautiful faces
framed with feathers and
wigs representing historical
ladies or strange countries.
But there are not so many
official festivities during Lent
and the little Dutch Princess
Irene, %, who is staying in
town with her grandmother,
Princess de Lippe, is not going
out very much. She is here
incognito anyway, just for a
little window and other shop
ping and maybe some fashion
shows.
Attraction
Speaking of fashion - Paris
really attracts the worlds
most important designers:
the Roman fashion couple
Simonetta and Alberto Fa-
biani (they are husband and
wife but have two different
houses in Rome will open
together a new fashion house
in Paris in the Rue Francois
right in the center of the
Haute Couture, two steps
from Dior, Balmain, Balen-
ciaga and others. And the
French will see their first
collection this July.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

Main Store and Spring Valley
hours: $50 am. to 5:I5 Pm;
Corners open tomorrow until
$50 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
Neighborhood Shopping-A Two way Street

For the past several weeks
we have been trying to boost
the idea of neighborhood shop
ping-and we really mean it.
You cannot have good COM
munity without good stores!
However, it has occurred to
us that the businessmen them
selves can do a lot. They can
set examples by buying from
other merchants in their shop
ping area.
The shoe man wears cloth
the clothier buys furniture and
so on. All of this makes quite a
volume of sales from which
every business can benefit.
The task Of maintaining a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
National Religious Leader to Serve
E. Cleveland Congregational Church

Rev. William Robert Cation,
a nationally known religious
leader, now retired and living
in Benzonia, Mich, will serve
as full-time interim minister Of
the East Cleveland Congrega-
tional Church, beginning Feb.
1st.
Rev. Cation replaces DR.. Rob
ert F. R. Peters who last week
left to assume his new duties
as assistant to the president Of
The United Church Of Christ.
with headquarters in New York
City.
A graduate of Oberlin and
Chicago Theological Seminary,
Rev. Cation served in both
World Wars. He was Navy
Seaman in World War | and a
Navy aviator in 1917-18. Ir
World War III he served as q
Navy Chaplain. For a number
Of yeaAs afterward, he was a
reserve officer with intermit-
tent active until his retirement
three years ago.
During his lifetime as a Con
gregational minister, Rev. Cat
ton has been the pastor of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
Teacher
Sails for
Liberia

W. +. Ham, 1866 Fenomore
rd., Elementary School Spanish
teacher here, will sail Feb. 1st
for Liberia. He is one Of a
team of 20 organized by Dr..
Robert A. Hingson of Western
Reserve University.
Aboard the ship on which
Hahn will sail will be medical
supplies and educational sup
plies and equipment for the
Liberian people. Ham will work
closely in the distribution of
these supplies upon arrival in
Liberia.
Mrs. Miriam Trevino Of 245o
Overlook rd., will be available
to teach Spanish to the sixth
grades in Caledonia, Chambers
and Superior schools during
Hams absence.
Mrs. Trevino is from Mex
leo and has had teaching expe-
rience in first and second
grades and has substituted as
an English teacher in high
school in Monterey, Mexico.
The students in Hams class
would be doubly compensated;
first, from the experience Ham
will bring back from Liberia,
and secondly, from having a
tive-born Mexican teacher
for a two-month period.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
Shaw Battles Lakewood
For Second Place SPOT

Tomorrow night at Shaw
gymnasium the Shaw High bas-
ketball team will play host to
the Rangers of Lakewood in
what may shape up to be a
battle for second place in the
Lake Erie League.
Both teams are tied with Eu-
cid with identical 3D. records.
However, Lakewood has been
handicapped the past month by
the loss of its fine junior center
Rich Mandrella, a 6 foot :
rugged rebounder who had been
averaging close to 20 points per
game.
In the first encounter between
the two teams at Lakewood. the
Rangers dumped Shaw 70 10 81
with MandrelIa poring in y
points. The taller Lakewood
team also features Luke Hoffa
"A 6 foot A senior. a pivotmar
who has been handling the load
in the rebounding and scoring
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
Proclaim Circus
Suburban Niqht

Cleveland Weekly Newspaper
Association. The Grotto Circus
entry blank will apear (next
week. in this paper, so watch
for it.
Beatty begins his 39th yeal
inside the cage" with the
Grotto Circus. In that period
he has had many narrow es-
capes from death and has lost
about so lions and tigers.
Co-starring with the Beatty
act will be the Kimris, a pain
of performers who take a
thrilling airplane ride while
suspended from the Public Hall
ceiling.
Victor Julian and his pets
The Hanneford Family and
their bareback riding skill, the
Jennier Seals, the Antonucci
and Haag Chimps, Karl Marx
and a host of clowns, the thun-
dering herd of elephants, the
trapeze artists and tightrope
walkers all will be present to
keep the "kids" excited.
Beneficiaries of the Grotto
Circus are the American Can
Ger Fund and the Cerebral
Palsy Fund.
George E. Hoffman is gen.
eral chairman.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
Short Lunch
Period Will
Be Official

The one week trial run in
which the elementary schools
shortened their lunch periods
by Is minutes in order to de-
vote an additional Is minutes
to instruction was concluded
on Jan. 18th.
Very few problems pre-
sented themselves; therefore,
starting Monday the elemen-
tary school day will be Off
cially from 8 a. m. to II noon
and Ills p. m. to $3.50 p. m.
"The principals of the vari.
Gus elementary buildings wish
to express their appreciation
to parents for their cOOpera-
ton in the development of
this new school hour policy"
reported Supt. Harold Nichols.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25

good neighborhood falls on
everyone in the community =
residents and businessmen alike
= the cooperation of all is
needed for success and pros
perity.
We are fortunate in having a
large number of excellent stores
in Our Town, Every line Of bust
ness is we'll represented. Let's
keep them.
The combination of quality
merchandise at honest prices
and convenient service is hard
to beat. Take advantage Of it
every chance you get.
BUY IN YOUR
COMMUNITY!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
TOWmOfOY
Old Timers
Banquet Set

Tonight. Towmotor Corpora
ton will hold its annual Old
Timers Banquet in honor Of
104 employees who completed
ten years of service in the past
year.
Following the dinner at the
Midday Club, the newcomers
will be presented gold watches
and ten-yesr service pins by
President Galen Miller. This il
the formal recognition Of their
records Of service to the Com
pany.
Also to be honored at the
dinner are 81 employees who
completed IS years of service,
five who compiled 2O-year rec
Iords, and one man who cele-
brates his 25-Xear anniversary
These service records were es.
tablished in the period after
July, 1861.
The Old Timers Club nov
proudly claims sgt Townotol
.lemployees for its Honor Roll
1.-The Club has been in existence
lsince 1851 when a charte
Igroup of II members initiated
ITO newcomers.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
l4.850 Circulation
Guaranteed

Friday, Feb. 10th has been
proclaimed Suburban Night at
the 33rd annual Al Sirat Grotto
Circus at Public Hall.
Monarch Owen H. Boving-
don of Grotto proclaimed the
special evening and invited the
mayors and city managers of
all the suburban communities
to participate.
City Manager Ray Martin of
Cleveland Heights announced
that Suburban Night has the
official endorsement of the
Cuyahoga County City Man
agers and Mayors Association,
of which he is president.
Special event of Suburban
Night will be the official
weigh-in of one Of Clyde
Beatty's wild animals to de-
termine the winner in the Ami
nal Weighing Contest, spon-
sored by this newspaper and
other members of the Greater
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
Tubereu|in
Testing Of
Pupils Set

tuberculosis experts all ovel
the world are agreed that this
dreaded disease could be wiped
out within the foreseeable fu.
ture if an all-out attack against
it is made now.
The great need is to discover
the existence of this disease in
an individual in its early stages
Then the chances for recovery
are the best. The simplest way
20 detect tuberculosis in adult,
is by chest X-ray; in children
tu5eree9in skin test is the tech.
nique of choice.
The East Cleveland Schoo.
Medical Department, the Cuya.
hoga County tuberculosis Gin.
ic, and the Anti-Tuberculosis
League of Cleveland and Cuya.
hoga County jointly initiated
and coordinated this skin test.
ing program. The East Cleve.
land Board of Education has
approved a plan Of tuberculir
testing all 1st, 7th and 10th
grade pupils.
The Cuyahoga County Tuber.
culosis Clinic and the Anti-Tu.
berculosis League of Cleveland
and Cuyahoga County are sup,
plying material and personne'
for the testing of about 150(
pupils on Feb. 18th.
All parents of the 1st, 7tf
and 10th grade pupils are urged
to avail themselves of the op.
portunity of find ing out
whether their child has been ir
contact with tuberculosis OF
not.
In the next few days the
schools will send out parenta'
consent forms to have THEN
children participate in this
community health program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25

The East Cleveland Frater-
nal Order of Police will cele-
brate its 25th anniversary
throughout 1862, president Will
liam Hennie reported today.
The organization was formed
and chartered on Jan. 10Th, 1887
through the Ohio FOP. The
state has over 5000 members.
The national FOP recently
formed lodges in the new states
Of Alaska and Hawaii. Nation
al president is 1t. Jack Dudek
and state president is Carl Bare
Both are members Of the Cleve-
and Police department.
The first big East Cleveland
FOP event, according to Hen
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25

department since Mandrella's
injury.
Lakewood also sports one OF
the best backcourt men in Ron
Scheff, who is their play maker
and IS also an outstanding out
side shot.
The Cardinals have shown
much improvement since the
last meeting Of these two clubs.
and Coach Tom Meinhardt feels
the Cardinals will be UP for this
one despite Lakewood's grea,
speed and height.
Last Friday the Cardinals
won their fifth game in THEN
last 6 outings as they defeated
Shaker Heights - to 46 a.
Shaker.
1t was a nip and tuck affair
with Shaw coming from behinc
late IN the third quarter to tic
Shaker 81 to 81.
In the final period the East
Cleyelanders broke loose for %
points. while holding Shaker to
Is to ice the victory.
Leading the last quarter
surge were Jerry Harbak with
eight points, Bruce Matte with
six. and Tim Shoda with five.
Shoda also had a fine game
as he took charge of the Shaw
offense and directed it to the
win.
The Shaw team now stands at
five victories and six defeats.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25

Heights Chapter, Order Of
DeMolay Will hold its 106th
Public Installation of Officers
Saturday evening in the Lodge
Room Of Heights Masonic TEN
pie, Mayfield and Lee rds. at
s p. ~.
Harold VI. Reed, 1880 East
142nd St, freshman at DYKE
College will be installed as Mas
ter Councillor. Fletcher y. Milan.
student at Euclid High School
as Senior Councillor, and Greg
DRY D. Davis, student at Shaw
High School as Junior Coun-
cilor.
The Installing officer will he
Alan y. Pittenger assisted by
Larry A. Davis. James +. Papp,
Thoma- r. Chakford. Ralph F,
Carbaugh, Ernest Srrodtbeck.
Introductory Officer is James
r. Mckee. Installing Soloist,
Mrs. Dorothy Papcke and IN
stalIing Organist, Ronald ~.
Gatzke.
Other Officers 10 be Installed
are Kenneth Greggs, chaplain;
Alan Dittrick, senior deacon;
Richard A. Pfeifer. Junior deac-
OH; John c. West, .ir. orator,
Edward V. Strome. marshall;
James r. McMastar. senior
steward, Bruce c. Ker, junior
steward Harold J. Bricker, 1st
preceptor.
Gary l.. Wagner, 2nd precep-
tor; Gary W. Papcke, 3rd pre-
ceptor; Robert +. Chandler.
4th preceptor; Robert G. Turn
er, 5th preceptor; Robert ".
Custer, 9Th preceptor; John r.
kipp, 18th preceptor.
Michael 5 70 m @. standard
bearer; Robert Candow, almon-
er; Paul L. Berline. sentinel and
James Mckee, parIiamentarisn.
Officers reelected Charles
T. Love, treasurer; Larry Can
dow, assistant treasurer; James
w. Hawk, scribe; James Ser
sain, assistant scribe.
Dancing and refreshments
follow.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
Shaw Teacher
Talks On Muth

Wayne Caroff, coordinator of
math at Shaw High School, will
speak on "Modern Mathematics
and the School Curriculum" at
the East Cleveland Kiwanis
Club meeting Monday noon
(Jan. 29th)O.)
A native of Pennsylvania,
Caroff received his bachelor OF
arts degree from State Teachers
College at Indiana, Pa, and his
masters degree from North
western University. He has
been on the Shaw High School
faculty since 1947.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-01-25
Pamela KeeIey
Is Rainbow
Worthy Advisor

Miss Pamela Kelley. dsugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Keith R.
Kelley, 863 Greyton rd., will
be installed Saturday, as Wor-
thy Advisor Of Windermere
Assembly, No. 7, Order Of Rain
bow for Girls. Mrs. Airline Hen
derson is the Mother Advisor.
The 89th Installation cere-
mony will take place at the
East Cleveland Masonic Temple.
1850 Belmore rd. at 8 p. m.
Miss Kelley is a sophomore
at Shaw High School.
Installing officers will be
Past Worthy Advisors Louise
Howell, Karen Lowmiller, Ca
rol Olivet, Diane Latimer and
Judy Bowman. Installing solo
ist will be Janet Schultz, in
stalling organist will be Mr..
Harold Beal.
Other elected officers to be
installed are: Joan Follett,
" orth y Associate Advisor;
Helen Barrick, Sister Of Char
ity; Bonnie OLeary, Sister of
Hope; Edith Cover, Sister of
Faith; Hazel Bell, Recorder
and Sheila MacMorran, treas
urer.
Appointed officers TO be in
stalled are: Linda Berke. Chap
lain; Peggy johnson, Drill
Leader; Virginia Fritz. Sister
Of Love; Linda Jones, Sister of
Religion; Lois Anderson, Sister
Of Nature; Joyce Miller, Sister
Of Immortality; Linda Kwas-
ney, Sister Of Fidelity; Bonnie
Meyer, Sister of Patriotism;
Kathy Balazs, Sister Of Service;
Linda Stockstill, Confidential
Observer; Donna David, Outer
Observer; Sally Tucker, Musi-
clan; Ellen Ashforth, Choir
Director; Louise Klenoshek.
Flag Bearer; Virginia Medvitz,
Banner Bearer; Diane Nc
Caughy, Historian; Dorren Nc
Caughy and Linda Beachler,
Pages.
Chair Boy is Gary Hender-
son, Chair Girl is Heidi Hender-
son.
The Mother Advisor and .Ad-
visory Board will be installed
by Mrs. Betty Hastings, Dis
trict Deputy. Mrs. Airline Hen
derson will be serving for the
third year as Mother Advisor.
The following will be in
stalled on the Advisory Board:
Ruth Blair, chairman; Margar-
ct Arnold, Robert Arnold, Ann
Baird, Charles Fursdon, Mar
ita Fursdon, Violet Howell,
Alice Lewis, Evans Lewis, Vio-
let Mika. Eunice Polcar, Keith
Polcar and Rae Weiss.
The public is invited to at
tend the installation.