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MCCULLOUGH, lvClLLL. on saipI

Hospital tuciLLE' MceuiIoUaA
OF b7@l kolp st.. Fairmont Heights,
Md Notice OF funeral later Ar
rangCmcnts BY the Brown 4 David
son Funeral Home, 6B35 Eads a..
ne Family may be contacted AZ
Ogh-fDs3
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SMITH. MARIE J. On Saturday. jan

uary 80, 1868. at her residence,
1907 11th st. NV, MARIE j.
SMITH, wife OF the late Hewitt
Smith. She leaves to mourn their
to 10 pm. Tuesday, January 20,
friends may call at the Morrow a.
Woodford Funeral Home, 1922 11th
ST. NV. Funeral Wednesday, jan
uary 80, at II am, from the John
Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion Church, 14th
and Corcoran SITS. NV. the Rev E.
Franklin Jackson officiating Inter.
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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JOHNSON. ROBERT STANLEY.

Monday, January 2S, 1868, al hi,
ROBERT STANLEY JOHNSON
nephew OF Edward and Lawrence
Robinson and Mary Brown OF Bos.
ton, Mass. Also surviving are many
other relatives and friends From
Q to 10 pm. Thursday, January
81, friends may call at the Brook
g. Allen Funeral Home, 18th st
and Florida ave. NV, where serv.
ices will be held on Friday Feb.
Charles E. Fields officiating. In.
terment Arlington National Gene.
terry 81
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January rs, 1868 DONALD X.
EDWARDS OF 9lO5 Autovilie dr.,
College Park, Md, beloved husband
OF the late Anna Elizabeth Edwards
father Of Mrs Donna Mae Elkins
and William Frederick Edwards and
grandfather Of Lorraine Ann Elkins
Relatives and friends may call at
more ave. HyattSville. Nd, from
pm. Tuesday, January 20 where
services will be held on Thursday
January 81. at 10 am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80
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Saturday January 90, 1863 az the
FalrfaX Hospital, VIRGINIA n.
MARCUS beloved DAUGHTER OF Eddie
Il and Virginia n Marcus OF fowl
ston rdt Great Fails, Va Services
Wednesday, January 80 Of . pm,
OF flowers contributions may be
made 70 the FAIRFAX Hospital Chill
drama Wing
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BUCKLEY,

January %, 1858, at his residence,
1906 Wheeler Hills rd Sc. SHER-
MAN DE SHONG, the beloved hus-
band of Dorothy De Shong, father
OF Beverly, Barbara and Roger
De Shong, son Of David and MaTv
De Shong, brother OF Leona Fox and
Almeda De Shong Friends may call
at the Simmons Bros Funeral Home,
1861 Good Hope rd. sc. parking
facilities, on Tuesday, January 20,
from > pm. until q pm. Services
and interment in Big Cove Tan
nerV. pa
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January IS, 1868. MAUDE r.
WEEDIN OF aai5 Sd 81. NV, moth
eI Of Miss Qwyneth 5. Weedin and
william Z: wesdin, sister OF Evans
may call At the 8, n, Hines Co
Funeral Home, 20Oi 18th 81. NV.
after 3 pm, Tuesday, January 20
tparking facilitiesl Services at the
above funeral home on Wednesday,
Aurora, Nebf
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PAUL WAMPLER, Commander.
BASIL ALLISON, Adjutant.

GUY, JEANETTE P. on Sunday.
January ~, 1868, JEANETTE p.
GUY. at her residence. 5SOS Hish-
land dr., Chevy Chase, Md. beloved
Of Carlyn Guy. ir.; Mrs. Jean @.
Dew, Mrs Kent c. Taylor. both Of
Atlanta. Ga. Services will be held
at Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave.
at Harrison st. NV tparking on
premisesl. on Wednesday. January
80, at IL am. Interment private.
In lieu Of flowers contributions may
be made TO Childrens Hospital. 90
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LEWIsI EhNEsI n. Stansbury Lodge
a No. "a, F. A. A. NJ, will
M hold an emergent com
IN munication on Wednes.
MN day, January 80, 1868, al
NOLX 1880 pm, at the Lee Fu-
NX| neral Home, 4th st. and
~ Mass. ave. ne, for the
purpose OF conducting Masonic fu-
neral services for our late brother
ERNEST II. LEWIS.
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January "a, 1893. at his residence
1915 Columbia rd. NV, husband OF
Jessie Flint, son Of Leonard r.
other relatives and friends After
. pm. Tuesday friends may call at
CroDeh's Funeral Home. 55Ol 9Th
81, NV, Grayeside service 10 am,
"wednesday, January 30. 1868, Ar.
lington National Cemetery.
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GEORGE W. wHALER, President.
KENNETH p FOLSOM, secy.
LILLY, JESSIE l.. OF lO2 4th ST,
s.e.. on January %, 1868, wife OF
the late Isaac H. Lilly, mother OF
Effie b. 0ottsehalk, Mrs. Joseph n
Leitch, Hattie Lilly Farhood one
one Son-in-law, William II. oott-
schaik Services at Chambers Fu.
neral Home. 5i7 ilth st. Sc, on
Wednesday January 80. at 10 am.
Interment Cedar Hin Cemetery
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@ Silver Spring Lodge, No.
h 2l6, A. r. and A. M,
IN Georgia and Wayne aveS..
MCMN Silver Spring, Nd, are re-
MNAyN uuested to assemble at the
NNI% Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
~ and Mass. ave. ne, for
the purpose of conducting a me-
mortal service for our late brother,
HARVEY W. PAYNE, on Tuesday.
January 20, 1863, at s pm
EARL q. PUNK, W. NJ.
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DOBsON. CLAuDIA RuTH. snddenln

on Sunday, january II 1903, at
her residence, 2O65 North Glebe rd..
Arlington, Va. CLAUDIA RUTH
DOBSON, beloved sister of Mrs.
Marion. Marsh OF Greensboro, N. C..
Funeral services on Tuesday after
noon, January 90, at the Hanes
Funeral Home GrpPnsboro N
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Love always.
YOUR GRANDCHILDREN, LINDA

COLLIER, LEWIS e. JULIA CHRIS
TIAN, HARRIET L. AND JULIA b.
In loving memory OF my dear ones.
who passed into Gods eternal keep
ing. LEWIS r., March o, 1922:
JULIA CHRISTIAN, January %,
1929 HARRIET L., July ~. 1851,
and JULIA B. January 25, 1856.
He giyeth His beloved sleep.
EQFTET r
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kOMENDA, WILLIAM J. or 9l3 Sth
st. Sc, on January %, 1868, brother
OF Joseph A. Komenda. Remains at
st. Sc, until Wednesday. January
30, at / pm. Gravside services at
Arlington National Cemetery.
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NWTTTI NUNTI ON MOndlyl JNnuHfy
-, 1903 ROSE ROUFF OF iOli9
Brurett ave Silver Spring, Md,
beloved mother Of Mrs. Claire O.
Sarah q Hirshfleid OF Washlnatnn,
- c., and Mrs Esther Tex OF
Miami Fia Also survived BY 4
brother Hyman Yaffee OF Win
nlpeg, Canada four grandchildren
and six .Rteat-erandchildren sefy.
Funeral Home, 49tT nth Al, NV
on Wednesday, January 80. al 10
am. lnterment klnE David Memo.
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uary 81, 1863, at 10 am.
FREDERICK W. BARDSLEY. Secy
FLETCHER, ELNORA G. on Monday,
January IS, 1868, MRS. ELNORA
@, FLETCHER, formerly OF lOl7
Lamont ST.. NV, beloved sister OF
Mrs. Fannie Dodson and the late
Mrs Minnie O. Young and Maggie
G. Gibbs She also Is survived by
two nephews, three nieces and a
host Of other relatives and friends.
After 5 pm, Thursday. January 81,
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st. NV.
Funeral services will be held at the
First Baptist Church, 27th st. and
Dumbarton ave. NV, on Thursday,
January ~. az 7 pm. Interment
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CALIVER, DIR. AMBROSE. To our
late grsnddaddy, DR.. AMBROSE
CALIVER:
Grandfather, II you are listening,
This is what we want to say.
All OF US are grieved since you
passed away,
But we will always remember you
each and every day.
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A. Washington Council. No.
vZkAAK 224, Knights OF Columbus,
AhA are notified Of the death
ISRSlE, Of our brother, CHARLES
NSAeNZ/ ]. BOGAN, and are re-
\SsH quested to assemble at his
W late residence. 1905 Yuma
st. NV, at S:l5 pm. Tuesday,
January 90, 1868, for the recita-
tion OF the rosary.
LEWIS J. OTTAVIANI. @. X.
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day, January 2s. 1868. at Casualty
Hospital, WILLIAM ALBERT STEIN
Of 23l9 gath st. Sc, beloved hus-
band Of the late Mary Pearl Stein,
father Of Karlton T and Cabot T.
brother OF Mrs Josephine A. Jack
son. He also is survived by six
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th St and
Massachusetts, ave. ne, where
services will be held on Thursday,
January n. at 10 noon. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 80
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JOHNSON. RORERT STANLEY.

Monday, January 2s, 1853, at 72I
Kenyon st. NV, ROBERT STANLEY
JOHNSON. Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements by Dovie @. Brooks
e. Otis F. Allen. 90
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O'NEM, MARY. Officers and member

FAAhlIhs PAUL y. OFFICERS ana
% members OF Seat Pleasant
IN Lodge, No. 2lS, A. F. &
IN A. M. Seat Pleasant. Nd,
M NO are requested to assemble
TOLX at 7:45 pm. Wednesday,
w January 30. 1868 at
" Chambers Funeral Home,
Riverdale. Md, for the purpose OF
conducting memorial services for
our late brother PAUL E. PATRICK.
GORDON W PEARSON,
Worshipful Master
EUGENE F. AUSTIN, Secy. 80
nATnUEE n 17t, 4
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PATRICK, PAUL Z. The officers Rnd
81. members of Henry c.
2Nlsl Spengler Post, No. ~, the
AkfzAkyz-s American Legion, are in
St|kEH formed Of the death of
SNNN- Comrade, Past Commander,
IfsfNE PAUL z. PATRICK. Legion
N services will be conducted
by the National Guard of Honor at
Chambers Funeral Home. 5S01 Bal
timore ave, Riverdale Md, Wednes-
day, January 30, 1868. $ pm. Mem
berS are requested to attend.
FRANK j. SPECHT. Comdr.
ALFRED S. CZERSKI, Adj
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and members of Steam
Filters Local. No. 602, are
hereby notified OF the
death OF Brother WILL
LIAM (BILLl j. BUCK
LEY Sr. Remains at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral
aR1 GOOd Hnna I'd 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Talbot County
Bids for College
EAsroN. Nd. June % tApl

EASTON. Md. June % (AP)
The Talbot County commits
sioners have made a blank
check bid for the proposed
Eastern Shore branch Of the
University of Maryland.
The Talbot County Economic
Development Committee made
the offer at a meeting with
DR.. Wilson H. wilkins. Univer-
sity president, at College Park.
The committee said the uni
versity could select any site
it wants in Talbot County and
the commissioners would buy it.
Cambridge recently offered
the university the Choptank
River estate Of the late Francis
DUPONT, which is now owned
by the Dorchester County
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
SCI Depositors Organize

Mrs. Shenk said she would
like to see the associations
turned over to the depositors
who then could reopen them
In addition to. paying Mr.,
Crawford. the committee has
rented an office in the Federal
Savings and Loan Building In
Rockville, and hired a secre-
tary. About so persons at
tended the meeting at the
Washingtonian Country Club
in Gaithersburg.
Mrs. Shenk said she was a
depositor in Maryland District
Savings & Loan Association.
Others represented by the COM
mittee, she said, had money in
Maryland Thrift. Maryland FL
nancial, First Financial, First
General, and the Commercial
Savings & Loan Associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Indignation
PIon Urged
.ByDemocrut

A candidate for the Demo-
cratic State Senate nomination
In Fairfax County has proposed
a program that would integrate
Virginia's public schools in a
dozen years.
The candidate, John K. Lally,
was one Of three candidates for
two State posts who spoke yes
terday at q campaign picnic
held by Milton Alexander,
Democratic candidate for the
Board Of County Supervisors
in the July 8 Democratic
primary.
Mr.. Lally proposed that coun-
ties and cities be given q choice
of two methods Of school in
tegration: Immediate, or q
grade-a-year.
This would mean that all
schools in Virginia would be
completely integrated within
IL years." he told an audience
of about 30.
q. Another candidate, Omer l..
Hirst. said that fair apportion-
ment Of House and Senate
seats Is "the most important
responsibility of the next Cen
.eral Assembly"
p. Mr.. Hirst, who served on the
state commission on redistrict-
ing in 1861. said. II elected. he
would make fair apportionment
his first order Of business.
The group also was addressed
by Robert Fitzgerald. but the
fourth Senate candidate. Will
liam @. Downey. was out Of
town.
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at far below their value and
payment of unusual high fees
to the receivers and their law
yers."
Mrs. Shenk says she had
sent 1000 letters to depositors
in the six associations and re-
ceived favorable replies from
1000. She refused to say where
she obtained q list of share
holders.
This all started with some
friends of mine who had money
in the association" she said.
Mrs. Shenk said the COM
mittee had received more than
81, 900 In doations from con-
tributors, "some anonymous. I"
she added that more "is COM
ing in all the time"
She said as far as she knew
none Of the money Is coming
from former officers in the
State-closed associations.
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fear may be a political stab
II the back.
Their anger stems from a
meeting Friday in Annapolis
between Gov. Tawes and sew
eral members Of the Central
Committee who were protesting
the nomination Of Old Guard
Democrat John McBurney to
the sanitary commission.
He was nominated by the
three old guard county commits
sioners over the candidate Of
the two independent county
commissioners.
All five Endorsed the central
committee nomination Of Sam
Barranca, an Independent
Democrat, as a gubernatorial
appointee to a second post on
the sanitary commission.
Ignores Recommendations
However, OBJ servers reported
after the Friday meeting that
Gov. Tawes said he favored
Mr.. McBurney and also the re-
appointment Of Sanitary Com
missioner Morris Spicci, in
stead Of Mr.. Barranca.
AT the same time, they said
the Governor indicated he
would let the county liquor
board choose its own chair
man, instead Of giving his sup
port to the central committees
nomination of Don Robertson.
The liquor board is now
headed by an old guard Demo-
crat, Brooke Kerby. Independ-
ent Democrats fear that the
Republican member Don Free
man will support Mr.. Kerby
to defeat Mr.. r oberson for
the Craftsmanship.
The list Of major patronage
appointments will end this week
when Gov. Tawes is expected
to announce his choices for the
sanitary commission.
WheatIey Is Blamed
The Independent Democrats,
who successfully challenged the
old guard Democrats in last
years primary. have been on
the losing end Of political
patronage jobs since the gen.
eral election.
The feeling among Indepen-
dents is that the blame for the
indicated turnabout lies with
Stae Senaor H. Winship Wheat
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the necessity for an anti dis
exclamation ordinance anplica-
bic to organized agencies which
deal in the sales, rentals and
financing of housing. -"
The committees membership
includes Episcopalian Bishop
William F. Creigl ton, Metho-
dist Bishop John Wesley lord,
Catholic Archbishop Patrick A.
O'Boyle; Rabbi Lewis A. We,n-
traub, president If the Wash
ington Board of Rabbis, and
Bishop Smallwood Williams,
Negro Bishop of the Bibleway
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Interfuith CIerics
Urge Anti-Bios
Law in Housing

Washington interreligious
clergymen have urged the Dis
trict Commissioners to adopt
Immediately a housing anti
discrimination ordinance.
In a letter to the Commits
sioners. members of the Inter-
religious Committee en- r a C e
Relations wrote that they
%. !. strongly request the i'm
mediate issuance of this ordi-
nance and we strongly support
you in the issuing OF this
ordinance"
"The need they wrote,
has been clearly demon
strated."
They said that housing hear
ings held in the District last
winter also 81. demonstrated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

Receivership actions In siz
Maryland savings and loar
firms closed by the State will
be reviewed by q group Of de.
positors trying to get back the
full value of their deposits.
The Maryland Savings and
Loan Depositors Committee, al
an organizational meeting In
Rockville yesterday, author
lied its attorney, Victor l.
Crawford, to check court rec
ords to see If more can be
done to help repay the citi-
ZenS.
Mr.. Crawford, of Rockville,
said the committee would in
tervene in the six cases and
be on hand for all courtroom
proceedings in future receiv-
ership actions.
Mrs. Carol g. Shenk, COM
mittee treasurer and chief
spokesman for the group, said
1t wants to stop what she
claims is the sale Of assets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
State Bar Group
Elects President

ATLANTIC CITY. June %
(AP).-H. Vernon Eney, q Bal
timore attorney. was elected
president Of the Maryland State
Bar Association today as the
group concluded Its 68th an
nual convention.
Judge J. DeWeese Carter Of
Denton. Caroline County. was
chosen president-elect. and will
take office next year.
Before the session ended, del
egates voted to spend $3.50 for
assistance and advice In evalu-
ating the States law schools.
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ley, jr. who ran as an indie
pendent last year. He is the
governors majority leader in
the senate.
Some Independent Democrats
have declared that, on the basis
Of Fridays meeting, open
war" will begin within the party
with Mr.. Wheatley as a target.
1t would be the first time
since last November's election
that the Independent and old
guard Democrats have split into
open factional fighting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
Driving Course Set

A driver-training course in
GLIDING classroom and behind
the-wheel instruction for both
beginners and advanced stu
dents will begin at 1880 pm.
Tuesday in the Jewish Com
munity Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
County Democrat Rift
Looms Over Patronage
BY PETER MASLEY
Star Staff Writer

Intraparty fighting threatening to break out this week
IN Prince Georges County Democrats the
Governors appointments to the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission
independent Democrats control the Central Commit
the legislative delegation aroused what they
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Correction

Norman J. Cohen. Of l2407
Sandal lane. Bowie. won the
vice presidency Of the Belair
Citizens Association In Its cleo
ton Thursday. winning over
Robert Oringel, 6Si votes TO
375. Mr.. Cohen was incorrectly
identified in The Stars account
OF the election results yester-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-30

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it'll s \ 7 color enlsreem
color nsesilses Or color 81
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BIsek end white enlaFesm.
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, 1963-08-08
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
tContinued from yesterday


"b) AT the head Of the Personnel Division there
shall be a Director Of Personnel who shall such func-
lions as prescribed by law and by the Governor.
SECTION 2. Add new section 6, Chapter 1, Title
Virgin Islands Code, as folOWs
Section 61a) The Government Employees Service
Commission, heretofore established within the Office oil
the Government Secretary, is transferred to and con-
tinued within the Office Of the Governor.
I'D The Commissions shall be composed Of five
members appointed by the Governor with the advice
and consent of the Legislature, at least two OF whom
shall be citizens residing in the area comprising Saint
Thomas and SaintJphn and at least two shall be citizens
residing in Saint Croix. at least enc member shall be
an employee of the Government of the Virgin Islands at
the time Of his appointment.
"lc) AL members shall serve for period Of two
years, except that any person appointed to i'll q vacancy
occurring prior to the expiration Of the term for which
his predecessor was appointed shall be appointed only
for the remainder Of such term. Each member shall
serve until the appointment OF his successor.
ed The Commission shall elect annually one Of
its members to serve as its Chairman.
"(e1 Each member shall receive $40 for each day
or part thereof spent in the work Of the Commission
F'A no member shall receive more than $500 IN any
fiscal year. sf#fs& 5f
o. The members may be removed by the Cover
nor for cause.
"fg) The Commission shall have the powers, duties
ana auJnOflLY as are pF6ScIIOeQ 81 dW. IL
SECTION 8. Section 49,, Chapter Is, Title 8, Vir-
gin Islands Code, is hereby amended to read as follows
Section 452. (al The Director Of Personnel under
the general supervision of the Governor, shall admins
ter the provisions of this chapter, and, in accordance
with such provisions and in addition to other duties i'm
posed upon him by this chapter, shall
(D establish and maintain a system Of personnel
administration based on merit principles and scientific
methods governing the appointment, promotion trans
fer, lay-off, removal and discipline Of the officers and
employees Of the Government, and other incidents Of
government employment
% prescribe such regulations for the admission Of
persons into the civil service Of the government Of the
Virgin Islands as will best promote the efficiency there
Of, and ascertain the fitness of each candidate in respect
to age, health, character, knowledge, and ability for the
branch Of service into which he seeks entrance
49, conduct inquiries; and prescribe duties, and
oc+ab1irb arIsln+iorcf 49, Az ~ Ja4a4 ~ norcona 4ubo ro4a
, 1963-08-08

cRoIX AVIS
held the compensation any change in class title, pay
or status and any other necessary data:
90 conduct Investigations necessary to determine
the operation and effect Of the provisions of this chapter,
and report his findings to the Governor and the Legls-
allure and
(6) issue rules and regulations, subject to the ap-
prevail Of the Governor, necessary for the proper admin
stration of the provisions of this chapter and Of all func-
ions under such provisions.
"Ib) Whenever the Director of Personnel desires
to amend any of the rules issued under paragraph (6) Of
subsection (a) Of this section for the purpose Of carrying
out the provisions of this chapter, he shall hold a public
hearing and shall consider such suggestions for modif-
cation or other changes as may be presented at the hear
ing. The rules or amendments shall then be submitted to
the Governor who may approve or reject the ecomnnen
dations Of the Director Of Personnel wholly or in part
or modify them and approve them as os modified.
&c The Director Of Personnel or his authorized
representative may administer oathS, subpoena wit
pertinent to Investigations or hearings authorized by
this chaoter."
SECTION 4. All powers and duties conferred on
the Government Secretary in Chapter IS. Title 8, Virgin
Islands Code relating to administration of the Person
mel System Compensation, Expenses and Miscellaneous
Benefits are hereby transferred to, and conferred in the
Director OF Personnel, under the supervision of the Gov
ernor.
sEcTIoN5. Section 495, Chapter IS. Title ), Vir-
ginTfslands Code, is hereby amended to read as follows
Section 495. Any employee who, after appealing
to the Director Of Personnel Or his duly authorized rep
resentative, for an adjustment Of his classification or
in the classified service, continues to be dis
satisfied herewith, may appeal to the Governor within
thirty days from such classification or ALLEGATION. The
shall appoint a temporary committee, which
shall conduct q hearing on such appeal within thirty
after the filing Of the appeal, at which the employee
may be present, and shall make a recommendation in
the matter within ten days after the close Of the hear
ing. In its recommendation, the Committee may grant
or deny the request Of the appellant, Or allocate his posi-
ton to a higher classification or pay grade. All recon-
Of the Committee in such appeals shall be
submitted to the Governor for final desicion, which shall
be made within thirty DAYS.
SECTION s. Section $50, Chapter rs, Title 8, Vir-
gin Islands Code, is hereby amended to read as follows
Evening star., 1963-02-05
Club Sponsors
Contest for
ChiIdren's Art

The Prince Georges County
Federation OF Women's Clubs
is again sponsoring its An
nual Pennies for Art Con-
test for children in junior
and senior high schools.
Entries must be in the
hands Of the Art Chairman,
Mrs. Charles r. Davis, COL
lege Park. Md, by the 18th.
They will be judged on a
county level and the winners
sent to the Statewide con-
test. The two State winners
will be awarded scholarships
by the Maryland Federation
Of Women's Clubs.
All entries must be origi-
nal (not copied. and all
should be matted or framed.
They may be in oil, a lead
pencil drawing, q charcoal
drawing q pastel or a water
color.
Judging and a display Of
the entries will be held at
the College Park Women's
Club House on March 2 and
8 from to 8p.m.