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1B5 ACREs-Interesting old dwell
F ms set S.n. rq TsHtoIat Sa'eT po
sibilities, Swiss view. S17 800.
on paved road, excellent cattle
farm, 1853 q. Solid house, new
barn silo. s2b,50O. Good finane-
BROWNING REAL EST. AGENCY
C1lpeper, Va.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.

CASH CUSTOMERS are asking ul
for good speculations and invest.
ments In LAND in Mont. Co. and
Pr. Geo. Co. II you have sub.
stantial parcel for quick sale q
MARKET REALTY.
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ON THIS WATERFRT,
WITH PIER, BULKHEAD. DEF
WATER. Home "a for year-round
living with lge. knotty-pine Nv
rm. and din. rm. wLfireplsce. Z
lge. bedrms.. bath. ell mod. kit,
2 screened porches. oil heat, al
furnished on ise. lot for only
SO FOR YEAR
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BAYFRONT

CHESAPEAKE BEACH - Attractive
year-round furnished home, on
corner lawn with chain link fence,
convenient to harbor and has ex-
cellent view, . bedrooms, fully
equipped kitchen, dinette. bath.
room, glaSsed in front porch
facing Bay, large storage closet
plus attic space and other extras.
ONLY SO btu
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Acs go I.Ii ARIA ISS fhar s,.,. c0i "a
- COUNTY SERVICES ..-.
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L0Ts, ACREAGE FOR SALE

. DISTINCT HTS, AREA-5e acres.
newest sub. az WaShington's most
successful builder. RE. 5-5490.
A GOLD NINE for 4 party, .
Q7 acres OF Marshall Hall, Nd.
This property Is only is miles
from d. c. and has 2.l75 IT.
frontage on the southside Of
Barry Hi hwy, the same on
the northside and $50 II.
frontage on the Marshall
Hall Park hwy. 14-room house
bali finished; and 2 4-rOom
hos s% s sSss 70 r sssSs old
and that at Is ~ Why ] wish
3 10 sell this property.
4 M. M, MU0uERDITCHIAN,
Marshall Hall. Nd.
ABBEY REALTY-CH. s-s30b
oxon Hill. ~. Poote rdg Y &C; Wa,
Broad Greek mr.. waterfront. V &c.
ABOUT ANY SIZE your heart de-
sires. Y acre with house. 3, 10,
so, 90, 80. 500 or more. $500
(, ApEkHo REALTY CO.
s2s3-2l63 List with Us. 743-2e5l
? .ACCOKEEK, MD, the Moyaone Re
p serve--6.aere homesites In estab-
. lished residential community.
Woods, fields, ravines. Land use
covenants for your protection.
q THE PlscATAwAY Co. INC.
ACCOKEEK AND INDIAN HEAD
HWYs--Nice building lot, 1853 ~
200. Asking $1,000. EEWcoNIRe-
JONES REALTY. INC" 20
ACc0KEEK : Nee neiehborhood.
100x225 H. Level. good trees. par
:.sIIs s si.ScS! rc 7.ssSis' a'sr q
ACCoKEEK ARIA, ChaFles Co.
zoo 1,! acres, .d ;soC 1,f r. .e S.a's ro'
pu. s.sf6sEgu NTf sEHVlfMi N. s.S27s
ACREAGE FOR SALE
Maryland-st. Mary,s County
-watsrfssSg9St On p S.ast ndSI.nd Rre 70.
JAMES 'WARiNd AND SON, Leon.
ardtown. Maryland. phone Green
ends esii oRsenvood 5-e5es.
hlhEN
Presents new series Of large eoun.
z try lots IN fine neighborhood viii
excellent view. Mont. Co. yet SCI
Blue Ridge Mountains,
49, ,,x.ovV nrI NJ Ihox owne,
on premises. Directions. out 24l
. 10 Hyattstown. Take as for SOC
yards 70 Lewisdale I'd. Right u
mile 10 signs on left.
ALLENTOWN M, Prince oeorgel
. County acres, top location
for . builder. Ss4-ft. frontass on
MARSHALL RoYsToN REALTY
Phone B2b-beb3 or b27-befa
A hi Ioe' fSssi ior new bids W
parking. Only ~ per So. n. Mort
IISSPSS svs Al 49, :, a price A. =
APT. GROUND, ralrlax, .onsd saT,
loinins acres sub. 70 sonins
Lss. W. As s:ss ISs E,C AZ =: are
S secIss IRSf i;AiISqnf Sssise997s. 'I'n
AHI:.oehovSsD =Sossrsss rs, hF, 7,
nNAtvvl Niy.a. NaA.sAs ta-Ets~s -
MuNpELL REALTY NC 20
$4,000.
AREs.. n, 81 toreom lane : y .aer'
soSwvNER.i YEATS. u.s. ~
ASHTON. MD-rins a-aeFs lol, 2
8 RLTY., WA t-oie3, WA, t.llNi !
ASHTON, ND, AREA
z O., wooded and clear. tb,2bt
acres. wooded, sb,7b0
~ acres, lge. oaks, - 300
s,s acres, fine pines, Hd.nbn
mWfOHTOn DAM AREA
acre wooded. $4,000
IL AcTsh voedsd, stream, Sass
Mt. AIRY, ND. AREA
f0,T acres, woods stream $4,000
D acres, stream. $4,000
Good term. can b. affanF. on al 2
thess lots. ASHTON RLTY co. WA
l-pfp3, WA, l-aei1, Nv. 4-i7a3,
bALTTMoRE BLVD. less-Appros
!. 1000 "a. ~. soned c., masonrl
sisg'. elraR. ALSO eh acre
Wooded land on blackburn I'd, Of
: cLhunK sIlfHLET RA $500
. EfAUTTUL RfvKR rn0NT lots
aereaae and fafmE. 5000 win
es6eiO. ov' a-5asa. CLARKE I
SAMPSON. INC.
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CHARLES H. JAMIsoN

WI s-s55gsp Ile 81 BOZ soi- pP' o.sas.
CHELTENHAM AREA, p. q. County
Md. between Andrews Field AM
Rte. sol Future development
area. 90 acres. Price 81 100 pc
acre. WALTER M. BAUMAN
Ascent, 1908 goth st. NV. Du
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MAYNE REALTY co.
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
PROPERTY MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SHENANDOAH FARMS


n II
'$s h''
ar Al outlet
hat" used our 20
" ~ ~
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An area Of bSacre homesites, IDEAL
ly located near Rte. SO In nearby
Prince William Co. Choice sites
are still available. For details and
information and appt. 10 inspect,
FLoRANcE REALTY CO. 624-4SoS
OLNEY AREA = Corner, s acres
si2.sOo. Good terms. EM. 2-sl3s
Z-acre wooded lot, $500, terms.
A-acre lot clear, $4,000. IA acres
on r/W, $500 cash. 1875 acres
partly wooded, $3.50 per acre.
ii acres wooded. 81 $50 per acre.
OAITHERSBURG AREA
Beautiful lh-to-b-acre estate sites
from S4,6S0 up. Goshen hunt
area. Cow. 10 oaithersburg and
Bethesda. Terms.
MAYNE REALTY co.
WA. 4-2ss1 oLNEY WA. 10000
DIXON HILL, MD. AREA-I2 acrel
IN proposed Henson Valley indus.
trial area. $4,000 per acre. Mrs
Webster, RE. 6-3s7g. LYMAN G
DELE a Co, INC, II. 7.0s09
PIsCATAWAY, MD.-Beautiful J.
acre lot with trees and stream
new raj fence Just ins ta q
2s3-2034 or 2e3-2s90.
PORT TOBACCo-0 acres Of beau
tifui woodland now in bloom. High
elevation with lovely view OF tht
river. Situated on Chapel Poinl
front 500 feet from property
HI. e-bO76.
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CLARKBROOKE ESTATES

A planned estate community with
private recreation area including
fishing lake and riding trails. Pin
ished lots. county approved. To
and eomplete financing. Located
on Nd, 1855, 1 mile from clarks-
burg Interchange. 3 miles from
TELLER. so1mpi. esssss. "'
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BAYFRONT

NORTH BEACH PARK-AttractIys
summer cottage with 34-ft. 'front.'
age on Bay by $50 II. depth, 2
bedrooms, Ice. living room, cleo
trio kitchen, bathroom, screened
front porch with awnings. cinder
block storage building in rear.
Only $500, furnished.
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Tidewater
Southern Maryland

Chesapeake Bay - Lota from
$1,000 UP,
2-Patuxent River. 20 acres. 4.
bedrm. brick home, 2 baths,
large living rm., fireplace.
panelled den with bar. paTo-
ramie view, blz-rm. year
round home may be sold sep
arately, good future invest
ment, Sb5, 900.
3-Patuxent River. 1853 acres. e.
Tm. Colonial home, large rms.
7-rm. modern home. man
ayers home OF Q rms, f4-acrs
tob. allot., barns. streams,
lake, sandy beach. . paying
farm.
4-Ches. Ranch Club. 3-bedrm.
home, bath. large living rm..
fireplace, full basement, porch.
wired for electric heat. large
trees, house 5OT complete.
Priced for quick sale. liberal
financing,
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Calvert Realty Agcy. Corp.
Prince Frederick. Maryland
Phone los: II no answer call 1s4.
Tidewater 60 Maryland

Tidewater, So. Maryland
l-Patuxent River, IS aeres. love-
" view, 800 II. on paved road,
20 mi. ID. c.. $50, 900.
2-West River. 2-bedrm. home.
full basement, hot water heat,
living rm. with fireplace. lg.
dining rm., modern kitchen.
glassed porch overlooking wa
ter, large dormitory rm., out
door fireplace, fenced, storage
house, 20 mi. ID. c.. $4,000.
3-chesapeAke Bay. shaded lawn,
4-bedrm. year-round home,
pine-pAnelled living rm., oil
CALVERT REALTY A0ENc Y
CORP. Elsie West williams.
Lothian. Nd. Phone University
$4,000; II no answer, call Prince
Frederick los.
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Maryland-st. Mary,s County
Bay-2O0 ucres Of woodland, has
JAMES 'WARiNd AND SON. Leon
ardtown. Maryland. phone Green
wood bselis. Evenings q a5lc week
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CHURCH
HOWARD COUNTY

6-bedrm. brick Cape Cod on az
acres, 2 baths, full basement will
clubroom, laundry rm., vallejo
wall carpet, attached garage
grounds, large shed. and fenced
pasture, Many other extras. Very
reasonably priced. Good terms
Early possession.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
. IL O-ooOU
ANYTIME, ANYWHERE

ACRE plus, CO, on major hwy.
"a min. from new Beltway, 1895
min. from center Of d. c. Mod
air-cond. building over IL 900 50
It. Can be used for scientific
prof. or any use that does not
create noise or obnoxious odor
Garden-type industry only. For
pertinent Information write p. o
BOX 1914, Bryans Road, Nd.
ADELPHI, NV, cor. Riggs I'd. al
Univ. blvd. 10000 50. II. C-l,
S4 II. Tenants. investors to de-
Yelop stores. AEt.. HE. A-02lO.
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GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL. 4-l432

INVESTMENT? Homesitep % acres
excellent terms, MARVIN sKOL-
KIN. oil, 4-1575.
W. J. Nicholas Realtors HE. 4-l00C
KENNEDY ST. NV. (1st CONNER.
eial), 25-ft. front By 142 depth.
Excel. loo. Dawn Rlty. TU. 2-g135
MANOR CLUB ARIA your
dream home on scenic -acrt
site, city water and gas Owner
will finance, 94e-2131.
q. A. scHLEsINGER CO.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
BONANZA!

DO1NANLA.
$500 - cottass with 4 rooms,
needs repairs. Water PRIVILEGES.
S6,5O0-lh acres, stable ant
chicken house; small cottage
needs repairs. Right-of-way to
waterfront. Additional acreage
available.
S9,lOO-3-bedrm. home, liv. rm d,
kitchen, bath. screened porch, oil
heat. Near shopping. church and
elementary school.
SlO900-ia acre, water and pier
privileges, and home with 5 rms,
bath. enclosed porch, fireplace,
and oil heat. gear garage.
Sl2.5O0-it acre and home with 9
rms. bath. screened porch, fire.
place. oil heat, water view. Water
and pier PRIVILEGES.
.Sl4,500-Waterfront home with
liv, rm., fireplace, din, rm,, kit. ,
. bedrmS, bath, ser. porch, and
oil heat. Boat and motor,
Slb,AOO - Waterfront nome that
has liy. rm. with fireplace kit
3 bedrms., 2 baths jalousied
porch. oil heat, and private pier
500 .OOO-Bayfront home with liy.
rm.. fireplace, kit, bedrms.. ! n
baths, oil heat, screened porch,
large lot Garage and could be"
gueSt-houSel
500, SOO-Real nice rambler with
Bay view. Has liv. rm. with fire
place, spacious kit -dinette bed
rm, Ia baths, jalousied porch,
Dashboard heat Gear carport and
heated building.
SOS OOO-h acre and rambler with
liv. rm, fireplace, din, rm, kit,
4 bedrm, bath and oil heat, Patio,
Water view.
SOS OOO-l acre, on waterfront,
with pier, and home with liv. rm,.
kit. dlnette, . bedrrn, bath, scr.
porch. and oil heat Large work
shop. Furnished, including freezer
and auto. washer.
sac .O00-l7 acres. 500 on the
water private pier and 5 rrn farm
type home. Also, outbuildingS,
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

POTOMAC AREA. seneca-Approx.
80 acres with many beautiful
knobs for homesites. Easy access
from River I'd. Sl,250 per acre.
LEIGH d scHWAB, INC, EN-. -
$500, ewes; and Sun. Mr.. Schwab,
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AIKEN

Presents new series Of iarge eoun.
2 try lots In fine neighborhood with
excellent view. Mont. Co. yet SCI
Blue Ridge Mountains.
$4,000 AND Up
Free Brochures In mailbox. Ownel
on premises. Directions. Out ~
~ 10 Hyattstown. Take .76 for 800
yards 70 Lewisdale I'd. kighs y
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$500 - COTTAGE with rooms.
bath and large screened porch;
needs repairs. Water PRIVILEGES.
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Chesapeake Co., Inc.
SALES, INSURANCE, RENTALS
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
pbana Al pNua = pkQT

OPPOSITE Cobb Island Md.-6-Fm.
cottage, 100 It. water fronting.
Neale Sound. Equipped for year
round living, $4,000. reasonable
terms. LII. 2-5BJ2
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HCCoKEEK AND INDIAN HEAD
sCS 1.E,ss S ssiS6S sswc q 3
JONES REALTY. INC" 10
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'ACCOKEEK, Md, the Moyaone Re-
serve--6.aere homesites In estab-
lished residential community.
Woods. fields, ravines.. Land use
covenants for your protection.
The PIs Z; y. CO. CO. mnS
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GREAT FALLS, VA.

FL. 6-4l61.
GREAT FALLS, VA.
FOR INVESTORS
Approximately as wooded acres Of
fered at 100000. This is q wooded
tract Of ground. Call Ell. 6-4l0l.
LEIGH MILL RID.
FAIRFAX COUNTY
TO 5 acres with 100-ft. frontage
on Leigh Mil I'd. Estate area.
Call FL. 6-4161.
Mrs. VIM. H. Laughlin
Consult First-McLean First
510l Chain Bridge I'd, Mclean, Va.
MILL RUN ACREs-l to 2-aere
lots, cleared OF wooded with wa
ter, mr.. Rte. q at Difficult Run.
SIS, $50 to $1,000. JE. 3-94l4.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
go acres north of Brookville near
Brighton, Nd, excellent location
for golf and country club. VIII
be adjacent TO several hundred
acre park. Approx, 1000 II. road
trontage. Call JU. b-O9OO' VIII.
THE MD. REAL ESTATE CO.
JU. 9-5100 VIII. 6-sS74
"MOUNTAIN ESTATES"
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S9,lO0-3-bedrm. home. liv. rm d,
kitchen, bath. screened porch, oil
heat. Near shopping. church and
elementary school.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
(coNIlNUED)

C-2, sp. park dist, 100 by $50,
near Hechts. Office building site.
/ $40 IL. 3n3-bAn7
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iocxS55 Il. Level. 5000 trees. par.
italy sl &, scS ,no 7ec gig water OF
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. DISTRICT HTS, AREA-5o acres,
newest sub. Of WaShington's most
successful builder. RE. b-54g0.
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S6,5O0-lh acres, stable ano
chicken house, small cottage
needs repairs. Rlght;ot-way 70
available.
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LIVING IS

a. AAaAAOOAN
IN THIS BRAND-NEW RAMBLER
pe luxe in every detail; lie. 2OxI6
liy. rm. wLfirepi,. extra lge. kit.
all az luxe equipment: ise, din,
rm, 3 extra-lRe. bedrms., 2 full
baths. double car earport, with
"OMnEDESTH
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ABOUT ANY SIZE your heart De-
sires. Y acre with house. 8, IL,
so. 90, 90, 500 or more. $500
per acre up.
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Is The BEST
BUY FOR A
GOOD INVESTMENT
HOME WITH INCOME ALL BRICK
In excellent eond.: 2 liV. rms, one
with firepl., complete Kitchens,
5 bedrms.. 3 full baths. hot-Watef
heat, garage: has wonderful view
OF West River In oalesville. Priced
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ABBEY REALTY-CH. s-s30b
o sSS,d IN -. e roC S,t tS a' we
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LEESRURd VICINITY

Beautiful year round home on 3
acres, with vide stream and
waterfall visible from picture
window Of soft. living room. In
addition there Is kitchen, dining
room, study, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
mid 40s. Evenings and week ends
, 1963-11-18
IAN FOR TIE DAIRY INDUSTRY DECLARES
GOV. PAIEW0N6kY; SENATOR OITIEY IS
SYMPATHETIC" I0 FRESH MILK DbIRIB.

Changing the subject from Public Safety to the question
Of fresh milk. ia a 45Sminute interview with the AVIS, Gov
ernor Ralph Paiewonsky expressed himself as surprised"
when informed that the Commissioner Macon Berryman)
had not included this item in the new budget for the Depart
ment Of Social Welfare.
Deliveries Of fresh milk have been stopped from Islands
Diaries to the Insular Home for Boys and Girls and the Her
bert Grigg Home for the Aged. This stoppage is a result Of
funds in the Milk Subsidy Program, which is exhausted.
Il am for the Dairy Industry on ST. Croix, and I have
helped it by approving Legislation for its advancement" the
Governor stated.
MANY people do not like the taste Of powdered milk" he
declared, @and fresh milk should be available for tourists
who also like fresh cream on their ceral and other dairy pro-
ducts such 5 cottage cheese"
sThe Dairy Industry is very important because it helps
farmers make living for themselves the Chief Executive
concluded.
The Governor then stated that he had, very recently,
Continued on Page Al
, 1963-11-18
LOCAL SERVICES
HELP AIRpLANE IN


The ST Croix = "A. A. and
the Alexander Hamilton Air
port crash crews cooperated
on Friday to help the pilot of
. private twin-engined plane
winch had to make an emer-
gency landing at the st. Croix
Airport, according to informa
ton received from John L.
Alexander, Manager of the St.
Croix Airport.
At Ills on Friday morning,
Roy Murphy, Of Urbana, Hi
nois, accompanied by three
other passengers, left St. Croix
for Martinique in a twin en-
gin Piper Apache airplane.
When they were about sixty
miles over the ocean from St.
Croix an oil line broke on the
right motor, forcing the pilot
to shut II down. The pilot con
tacted the st. Croix F. A. A. by
Continued on page Al
, 1963-11-18
ALEXIS LICHINE
WINE EXPERT VISITS
ST.. CROIX

Alexis Lichine, worlds
foremost wine expert, re-
Gently spent a few hours on
st. Croix and could hardly
believe the changes that
had occurred here since his
last trip some eight months
before.
Il always amazed by the
progress | see each time !
return to st. Croix," said
Mr.. Lichine.
Mr.. Lichine has been
coming to st. Croix since
1947 and he usually returns
about twice a year. Unfor-
tunately the pressure Of
business has left him little
time to spend here in recent
years. He travels about 8
months out Of each year,
visiting in each city Of each
country the dealer who acts
as agent for his wine selec-
Continued on page ~
, 1963-11-18
q. Cts TO ~ PROCEEDS FROM PLAY
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE"

Proceeds from the play, George Washington Slept
Here will be given to the Christiansted High School, accord
ing to an announcement by the board of directors Of the St.
Croix Community Theatre. whose chairman is Dan Eckley.
The officers Of the ST. Croix Community Theatre are
Betty Dale, president; Aubrey Anduze, vice president, Dodie
Jerz, Secretary, and Gladys Marshall, treasurer.
The ST. Croix Community, Ltd. is a non profit organiza
ton founded by residents Of st. Crox in January Of 1863. It
is a formally Incorporated organization and exists for the
purpose of bringing live theatre to the residents OF, and
visitors to st. Croix. Acting and working membership to the
organization is open to everyone interested in the theatre.
The proceeds Of the first production, which amounted to
$1,000, was presented to st. Dunstan's School
The sales Of tickets for the coming performances are go
ing well and persons interested in seeing the play would be
to purchase tickets early. "You Can't Take It With
YOU, which was shown in April Of this year, was a complete
sell out and it is anticipated that this coming comedy will
yield an even greater return. Donation of the profits to Chris
tiansted High School will benefit the whole community.
The performances are scheduled for next, Friday and
Saturday, November % and q at Christiansted High School
Auditorium and on November 80 at Claude G. Markoe School
Auditorium III Frederiksted. Price. Of tickets are $500; stud
CONTINUED on page A.
, 1963-11-18
Continued on page a
SAFETY DEPT. TO
SPONSOR MOVIES
ON TRAFFIC

In cooperation with the
Antilles Insurance Com
pany Incorporated, the De
partment of Public Safety
will show movies on traffic
accidents for the general
public on November 20,
1868, at 800 p. M, at the
Band Stand area Christian
sted, and on November
DIST. at 300 p NJ. in the
Market area Of Frederiksted.
, 1963-11-18

VI NlCOm LANQ
Republican Senator Thomas
Hs Kur 5 California ne
Gently questioned the legality
Of y. S. cooperation in q Vir
gin Islands orange juice opera
ton.
Kuchel said that the pro
posal was entirely inappro
priate'' and wondered whether
it was legal to lease 100 acres
OF government owned sugar
fields to a corporation fo1
bending juice Of Virgin Is
lands oranges and then ship
ping the product to the United
States duty free.
The Congressman said he
previously understood from
the Department, ethere was
nc danger that the scheme 70.
which he objected would be
supplemented.
But he wrote Interior Secre
tary Udall that 'my concern
has been re ignited", BY cur
rent news reports about plan
ming industrial development
in the Caribbean.
The Congressman said the
idea was highly Objectionable
and would result in unfair
competition for U. S. citrus
growers.
gThe citrus growers and pro
cessors Of California, Florida
and elsewhere in the United
Continued on page A
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1963-04-29
.DlK SUN
ALEUT Ian WHInL-eA-lNl.YS

lLEUILM MHLA -A-A.YS
celebrating their 2nd dancing the Island of
Heather
farewell
heading the
All in all, the Social Npping
all fine
would like
cial Ralph and Wanda rnock for increasing Club by
Ralph the class and Wanda filled in for
Ralph and Wanda for JOB WELL DONE
had filled
big welcome the
people have anywhere KIN
World
ship getting the
Dancef fever and
Glass;;
rotations, all Military
class graduate
starting Island
please call Harold
after O'Clock
would prefer
date the first
wouldn't enjoy Dancing, the
friendly people, REMEMBER NEW
long and Marcia wonderf
Dancers,
big
said?
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good industrial citizens, and we don't mind at all.

good industrial citizens, and we don't mind at all.
But our hat size is growing and fits more snUgIy on on,
head now that we are q division Of that fast growing cor
porotion : Litton Industries. And under the In gals Litton
bonner we hope to multiply our past accomplishments dur
ing these next rs years.
To illustrate these accomplishments, we respectfully pre-
sent the following chart TO demonstrate industries impact
on q community.
The chronicle., 1963-11-11
ANOTHER Is AND YOU

Where Gre you going in the next Is years? What are
your hopes? Your dreams? Your plans for oetion? Your in
come tax refund? Your hat size?
Thof's the kind Of questions we've been asking ourselves
at IngoIIs now that we hove completed our first Is years
in the community.
We're not due q tax refund in fact we're contributing
more each yeor to the nationaI, state and local budgets like
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-07-25

recent Powder Puff Derby.
II was flying my Piper Co.
manche 100 from Cincinnati to
Bakersfield, Calf. The weather
was terrible and just as I got
over the Rockies the radio went
out of commission" the flier re-
called. Frankly, 1 didn't know
what else might happen" she
said.
81 kept on flying" she add
ed, Figuring that sooner or
later had to hit one ocean
or another"
The few terrifying hours
over the Rockies were partially
forgotten when she joined her
flying partner, Mrs. Nancy Lyn.
ham, in Bakersfield. The pair
competed with "A other entries
in the 18th annual All-Women's
Transcontinental Air Race, bet
ter known as the Powder Puff
Derby. Taking off from Bakers
field, July 10, all planes arrived
at Atlantic City, NJ. on July
16.