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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

Man who's doing the passing = at the Free
hold, N. ]. and Monticello, N Y harness tracks.
He's come in first seven times, and what his
owner, Broadway stagehand Eddie Keller, has
collected in purses and bets makes him bless
the day he bought Parker Man for $500.
"A friend tipped me off to him." says
Keller. ''He had big hay belly and he was
small = but he had four beautiful legs and
watch eye That means it follows you all over
"a sign of real intelligence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
~ The Horse That Made Good

Turning down recent offer of $500 for
Parker Man, Keller swears he wouldn't sell his
refugee from Central Park even if he never
won again.
Success seems to have gone to our hero's
head, though. HE used to be GENTLE" says
Keller. 'Now he's racy and temPeramental.
Maybe ought to buy his old hanson cab
and keep it near his stall to remind him he
never had it so gOod!'' -THE END
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

Keller hoped in his car and tailed Parker
Man all around Central Park, one eye on the
speedOmeter. The horse was pulling his hanson
cab at brisk 20 mph. That clinched it. Keller
opened negotiations, dickered with the cabbie
for two months and installed Parker Man with
two other horses he owns in his stable in Jersey.
Parker Man didn't adjust easily to his new
life. He reared up when anyone tried to harness
him and ran off the track every chance he got.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
Two years ago he was hauling
a cab now he's winning races
BY CHARLOTTE BARCLAY
FREEHoLD. n. J.

1 wO YEARS AGO a five-year-Old
bay gelding named Parker Man
was unhaPpily hauling sightseers
through New YOrk's Central Park,
thinking glum thoughts about life
passing him by. Today it's Parker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01

3. Quick warm.up, fring-tip design.
q. Heavier long-life, nickeI-chyome electrode.
Result Quicker starts, more power longer Iife better
gasoline mileage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
When the choice is yours. Choose Atlas Spark Plug

GH Here's why Atlas Dealers recommend
- III these spark plugs for your car:
l. 6.rib insuIator resists "flash-over.''
z Power Sealed" to prevent compression leakage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

Let us custom-make your draperies now
while you can save on fine drapery fabrics.
Choose from airy sheers, richly textured
rayons and acetates, Fiberglass glass fab
RIGS. Exquisitely detailed in an array Of ex-
citing prints and beautiful solid colors.
Ceaneses trademark Of Ceanese COrpOraon Amnrea.
Fibeslass trademark Of Corning Fbsrsas cazporation
FOrrel' is the resis,ered trademark Of Fiber dp Ipe
Evening star., 1963-09-29
1919 sovinq!
48x84" droperies Of
no-iron FibergI0s
- FeSvlavly 7.s0

Dramatic stripe weave is extro heavy
for luxurious look! AIl-eIoss fibers
wash eosiiy, dry in minutes! NV Style
House colors: II. Thrush Beige. Thrush
Beige, Pole Coin Gold, Pole ChopeI
Green. white. 235 sizes. coIors in all!
48x63" poir. reg. 6.o8. .5.SS
96xo3" pair. reg. 1923. .12.S8
96x84" poir, reg. 1898. .1A.SS
l44x84" poir, reg. 1913. .21.88
M "Owens. Cognino RTM
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ROOMS FURAisH,--N,E.

CAPITOL HILL, 81. ath NJ ne,
-Lge, front rm, Quiet gentleman.
Nice neighorhood II, i.a5li.
TWO RMS. In white home, En-.
ployed men with references pre-
ieTred. ReAa. Du 1.aInl.
Evening star., 1963-02-13

GLAssWARE-I set Of crystal:
Champagne glasses: Martini set
pitcher and 4 glasses: 4 S-oz.,
4 hi-ball, 4 shot glasses and
Evening star., 1963-02-13

EXPER. MANAGER in wholesale
and retail credit would like eve.
and Cat uork TOl.QIAl
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MAINTENANCE MAN desires work
apt. bldg. in Nd. Exper, as plum
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PERFE(T

DE LUXE-REAsONABLE
| 00eo air-cond apt. and serv for
the. discriminating. Beaut. furn
serv.. etc. TV, gar. HU. 3-34O2
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SITUATl0NS-MEM

ADMIN ASST, exper.. college grad.
married. seeks Cap. Hill pos. req
knowledge Of politics and mature
handling Of responsibility. Guar,
outstanding performance in. any
thing from research to hand
shaking. Available Immediately
966-7573 day or evenings.
CARPENTER. desires work. IS years
experience, in rough and finish,
Ii. 4-57O5.
ExPER. MANAGER in wholesale
and retail credit would like eve.
and Sat. work. 723-ol44.
MAINTENANCE MAN desires work
apt. bldg. in Nd. Exper. as plum
Der. carpenter, ETC., 43l -OBl2.
MEN AVAILABLE, housework. yard
work, painting, rough carpentry.
etc. Call NE. S-4b32.
TECH. SALES, Metro. area, perfect
part time. Comm. basis. BIS. in
Ch. E. exper. Box 472-J, Star.
VETERAN, desires part time work
as clerk, ewes. u years college.
ref. 561 -6460.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Ty m YOUR ROOM. reisr, grill.
foam mattress, pyt entr., Aif.
g24, al36 p NV, 3JbsB21s
Evening star., 1963-02-13
CELLARS DUG

Under your house, Low mid-winter
fm. EDGAR KEEFER, RA. B.i2nS
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SITUATIoNS-W0MEN

ATTENTION PUBLICATION-Lady.
white. with several years exper.
in weekly newsletter circulation
dept. Box l43-H, Star.
RESIDENT MGR, married woman.
no children, well educated with
bus. backgrd., ability to super
wise and handle people. OIL. g.
5154.
SECRETARY, patent. exper. Excel.
refs. Top salary required. Pres
entity working. Prefer small office.
Call WO. 6-2lOS, ewes.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
CAIRO HOTEL

A11LhS III Ell
Rooms With Tv. From SIS Week
Complete Hotel Service
1918 Que ST. NV. no. 2-2lO4
COLUMBIA RD.. Is34-sll. so wk.
sgl. rms, showers, Nv, men, 10 min
downtown on busline. AID. 4-433O.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1901 r. /. Ave
Attractive room for gentleman,
Sl2 week. RE, 7-274s.
DUPONT CIR, l7i1 N. II. ave. NV.
-Dble. rm. wipyt. bath. sgle. w
running water. Elev, maid serv
DUPONT CIR, l!4O P - NV
The Warm, sale. rms,
FLORIDA AVE. NV. bet. 3rd and
4th-2nd floor room for ! elderly
person, SO week. AD. i-3iDi.
FRONT ROOM on car line for
sinple employed gentleman. DU.
7-5036
GOVERNOR GUEST HOUSE, 523
llth 81. n.w.-Exoel. downtown To-
cation. Monthly tenants only Sgls.
and dbls Rent S3s TO $50 per
mo. Closed on Sun.
HOTEL SLAUGHTER. 1925 18th
st, NV, walking dist. dntn.. bus
stop az door, complimentary
breakfast. -sgle;, dbl, rm' reas.
rates, DU, 7-7d6B,
NEATLY FURN. rm.. near bath, for
/ colored empl lady, on bus line
light cooking TU, 2-.S80,
PARK RID, Is33-comi, sgl and
| dble, very clean home, shwts
men, parking, $40, DU, 7-Oh74
TWO ROOMS, use OF kit Quiet
/ or settled empl. couple, Refer, REQ.
Colored $3.50 wk. fsJ-in3.
UPPER Nw.-Room for rent, nc
cooking, share bath. Call 7.B.
/ H1O3, after u pm
I3iA DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-Attr
| front rmn auiet adult home near
transp, good pks ia, O.OAl2.
1900 BLOCK GIRARD ST. NV
Cheerful, .wcll-turn rooms In de-
/ lightful BLDG. home pfiyss reaN,
col GLENN RLTY, RA. b..nt.
ItiAO GIRARD ST. N.w.-Singls
rms ss and 50. Free parking,
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FOR Observation-Disclosures FOR SALE
(coNTINUED)

FURN.--Must sell contents Of apt.
Call 333-9214 after 9 weekdays;
afternoons Sat. and Sun.
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ROOMS FURN--MD..vA.

ALEN., mi. south " 8, -
bus stop, Maid sery, 80, 5-h76O.
ARLINGTON. n. Private frent
room, bath and telephone, Tor
gentleman KE B-nliO after 4,
ARL., Columbia pike--New, on buA-
line. priyilsa washer, drlcf, TV.
ph Respect ynR airl BilsH2h7,
FAlLs CHURCH - PVT bath, Tv
maid sery, switchboard SIS VII.
up, jE i.SuUu,
GLEN ECHO HTS. 5Bgl wapa.
koneta Rd.-pyt bath phore In
rm pkg gentleman, OIL a.Ojii
! CORNERS Private bath, free
center, Maid service. jE, $4,000,
Evening star., 1963-02-13
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACH, S35. Also late
model elec., good cond. and new
10-key elec. with sub. OIL. 2-03l3
ADDING MACHINS, new Reming.
ton elec. $40 80 plus tax. Small
10 key latest model hand $50.
Liberal trade-ins. Every day is
sale day. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER
Cn Opl 10Th et "a NJ MA S-u9uO
Evening star., 1963-02-13
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
CABINET AND CARPENTRY worI

CABINET AND CARPENTRY work
Bookcases, closets partitions, rec.
rms. Ref Guar. SG4-3S25.
CARPENTER WORK - Pree estl-
mates. No Job too small or too
large. MR.. EDISON. days, anS-
1888. Ewes. and Sun, HE 0-O7lB.
CARPENTER desires private work
RcmOdeling or new, Very feas
rates. 46a-BiGS
CARPENTRY. painting-First-class
work done Immediately MIR, POAT
RA. 3-5B43
CHIMNEYS-FURNACEs
Cleaned. ~ 80 up AERO FUR.
NACE co. ia h.snhh.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

ITHUNDERBIRD 80 conv.. full DOW
er, showrm. cond., pvt, owner. will
sell for best offer. JU. 7-6212 or
WA. 7-9400.
THUNDERBIRD '81 hdtp., Corin-
THAN with turq. int, cruiseomatic
trans PSI p.b., Wv. tires, peri.
cond, $3.50. AP. 1880.
THUNDERBIRD $50 convertible,
sI,Sa5.W l AERO GsO cA sEiR fnd i7 b
MT. Vernon ave. Alex, 54S-020O.
THIRD 80. factory afr cond, fully
P Power equipped, low miles. excep-
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OLDs 80 "8s" 4-dr. sedan, brown,
p.b., p.s., factory air eond. ore
car owner leaving country. SLABS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

0LDs 60 T'ss" 4-dr. Sed., hydra
matte. p.s., 7. and h., in excel.
condition. Must be sold at once.
$l,325 or best offer. VIII trade.
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lcoNrlNUED)

s@AuuAh 3.S" sedan, $4,000 miles,
< ssilrs,eSSnnddS original owner, $3.50
: JEEP, WHY'S go, beautiful mint
tains. Must be seen TO be an
preciated. S795. DI. 1855,
JEEP STATION WAGON 4 cylin-
der, overdr., r. and h., Wv. tires,
good cond... $3.50, 5S5-O179 or
5000 Forsyth ST., Silver Spring,
JEEP 4 wheel dr., Army type, metal
cab, excel, tires, compl. over
Z. hauled, S795. OIL. 6-47S7.
gEEP 81 sta, wag,, 9 cyls., good
paint and tires, runs good, new
fuel pump, $3.50. 277-7044.
SEEP station wagon, wheel
drive, excel. cond., must see TO
apprec. Best offer. RE 6-3S87.
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MASH 90 AMBASSADOR W-b, very
clean. S295. Call 622.3290,
OLDsMOBILE "a, =. and b., p.s.,
offer. ~. 5-I22i. Mr.. LEVY.
OLDs. '6I Dyn. 49,. black, hydra,
driYet p.b., DIS, Wv. tires, 7.
and b., wind. washer. si,S2b 10
J-1lo0.
oLls '5o "es"o 4-dr.. .p.b., p;s.,
new. S45U. CIR. 3-sU16 after 6.3U
wkdays. or any time wk. ends.
OLDsMOBILE 80 wagon. D, steer
FIoob Pontiac Vii, i4 a2si Conn sl'oSS'
OLDs '54 "9s" 4-dr. black sedan.
sS76 Of best offer. 50. s-Si4s.
0LDs 1860 "sS" 4-dr. hardtop,
auto. p:s., p.b., r. and h., ex-
ST. l.sS sSnG 10. G sls7s Ssner' must sen
OLDs SO ''9S" 4-door, fun power,
as-is special, $3.50. THACKER
MOTORS, 18th and r. ]. ave n.e.'
IOLDs GO ''es" 4-dr. .sed., HYDRA
condition. Must be sold at once.
BIZ ks2 s.4 81 best offer win trade
OLDs 80 ''8s" 4-dr. sedan, brown,
p.b., p.s.. factory air cond. ore
car owner leaving country. SLABS.
lOLDsMOBILE 'e2, hydramatic, =.
mi. S2,195. Call 654.3S63,
InLDs. 'b6 1877 white. pk.. nib.
offer, sss-6OsS. NV
oLDs 81 "9s." air conditioned.
MOBILE. HA. 7-3SS2.
0LDs "a 2-dr., stick, new engine,
! end. 301-725-4564.
OLDs. '54 super 'ss" 2-tone 4-dr.
s sna l.. p uses OS no o oHs0 si t5sns CASH
949-6536 after 3 pm. or all
day sat. and Sun.
OLDs '55 "9s," hydra, p.s., p.b.,
eond. $3.50. 332-2100 or 434-
er. Caii M. KING, CT. 1855.
OLDsMOBILE 1872 starfire hardtop.
factory air cond., excel. cond..
PVT; owner. $500 or bess offer
S32-sO96.
OLDs $50 ''ss" Holiday 2-dooF
hardtop. auto. transmission. very
clean. 474.e936.
OLDs $50 4-dr. sta. wagon, i'm
maculate.- fun power, air eond.,
low mi. s1,596. To. 2-ssoe.
OLDs 80 "Ss" Holiday 2-dr., p.s.
auto. trans, 2-tone blue, r., h.,
Wv. tires, low mileage. Clean.
Pvt. owner OR. 5000.
OLDsMOBILK $50 starfire cow,
ell pwr. with new top. r., h., good
running cond. $495. He. 4-7497.
lOLDs 80 "ss' hardtop, white, p.s..
p.b.. 7. and h., etc. $l,7e6.
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1890 22nd ST. NV. Re. 7-26O0
OLDs 'el $50 sta. wag., turquoise
with contrasting int, all extras
incl, ps.. p.b.. excel. cond. throuEh-
out. 4 real scarce number, only
AZ HONE AKnNrwy-RArw NfTAp -
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

RAMBLER 'e2 4-dr. station wagon,
+. and h.. auto, trans, super-duper
de luxe model, S1.995. terms TO
fit your budget. Before you buy
k.P. sTEuAAT cHRYsLER CITY
1900 WIS Ave EN- l-A90fl
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TOMS CHEVROLET
Georgia Ave. and Univ. Blvd.
OPEN DAYS a WEEK

NASH $50 Ambassador YES, very
clean. S2g5. Call 622.3200.
OLDsMOBILE "a, r. and b., p.s.,
p.b.. Wv. excel. cond. $22b OF
offer. JU. b-1221. Mr.. LEVY.
OLDs. '6I Dyn. 49,. black, hydra,
drive, p.b., .p.s., Wv. tires, 7.
and h., wind. washer, sl,S26 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

OLDs SO '9S" z-dooT, fun power,
as-is special. $3.50. THACKER
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lOLDsM0BILE '62, hydFamatic, r.
a1 I shs,ssnS0 S "a. tIrsi; ssssssssed' 5000
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JACK BLANK
Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer

Areas Largest Pontiac Dealer
3400 l4th st. NV. 4e2-3700
ODDS $50 "sss" sedan, blue, all
equipment. very clean, 81 1896.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1880 22nd ST. NV. Re. $4,000
OLDs 1876 Super "Ss" hardtop.
power brakes, ietswss trans. w
v, tires, autronle eve, tinted wind
shield, padded dash. Windshield
washers, rear seat speaker, back
up lights, very clean. $500. After
10 an. Ia. $4,000.
ODDS 1871 starfire cow, blue, p.s..
p.b,, new tires, all the extras,
Ss,S75, Sa3-S4S9.
OLDs. '6i "os" Holiday coupe. all
inrlndinr windovE and seat, out-
stsndins. s2,3o5.
Lindsay Olds. Cad. Co.
Forty Akers Olds-Cad. co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR; !"
Ov, 3-03b0 ALEXANDRlA
OLDs 'B4. auto. trans, =. and h.,
pow. brakes. Good tires, eanded
and primed to paint. win sell for
$3.50. Call 0S3-1s07.
0LDs. 'b3 rebuilt motor, best offer,
power steering and brakes, Also
go OILS, cheap. 10. l-07Oo.
0LD's 'bs -. 4-dr., hrtp. =. and
h., p.ss p.b $1,000 mi Must see
70 appreciate. S72b. bsl-4s32.
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0LDs "a 2-dr., stick. new engine,
md. a0iE72S-4ba4. '0
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OLDs. '01 "ss" 4 dr. sedan, r.
and h.. Hydra, p.h., p.s.. must see
TO appreciate. low MI, excel cond.,
Sl,74b 24s-64lb.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LARK studebaker 81 cyl. 2-ds.
sedan, 20, 900 mi. l owner, excel.
cond. $l,400. Phone 427-4062.
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OLDs SO ''es" z-dr.. p.b, p.s.,
S nss ss sEs' en- s 4sT t ssss ss ";
wkdays. or any time wk. ends.
oLDsMOBILE 80 wagon, ., steer EEL,
NJ; 81 PONTIAC Hl i4 2asS con sl'a0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

OLDs. '0l ''es" Holiday coupe, all
automatic and power equipment
including windows and seat, OUT
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PONTIAC '62 Catalina, auto. trans,
p;s.s p.b.. Bonneville interior
"; 45o Or take over payments,
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DARLINGTON sHoPPJHNWa, SIR CTR !.
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OLDs. "a super "ss" 2-tone 4-dr
sedan. p.s., p.b., auto, trans, Z
and h., uses no oil. S195 cash
e49-6536 after B pm. or al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

Lindsay Odds. Cad. Co.
Forty Akers Olds-Cad. Co.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

PONTIAC 80 eonv,, factory air
lo II, niles S,S 1 2yner immee. $l'4So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

PLYMOUTH "a 2-dr., clean, excel
lent motor, new brakes, good tires,
". inspected, S105. After 4 pm.
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OLps "a "9s" 4-dr. BLACK ,i seda 2
sSS7s ol S.s. s offef a. s ey s 2yEaR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

PLYMOUTH '5l black 4-dr., r,
and 10 r., reliable ,s but needs re.
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drive. low mi. wonderful gas mi.
$295 or best offer. s2s.7ls9.
RAMBLER 80 2-dr. American green
station wagon, stand, shift, / pvt.
owner. Just passed d. G. inspec-
ton; Has been wen cared for,
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

. MERCURY '5s 2-door, p.b., ps,,
ZIG h.pi new tires. excel. cond.
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. al1 Os uonyeTtlpIe. 3 eyIs,, by
S eng owner SsEo leaving 1SIT , cNIIEntry
5000 Sat. aft. and sun. morn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

ODDS 'o1 starfire cow, blue. p.s.,
p;bp neg 30 tires 5sso all the extras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24

MONzA '61 sport coupe, auto, 49,"
(; ,,.s and Isa 81 D. AZ req Eos with matching
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PLhMUUIH 1907 4-dr., standard
: shit ,,d rEiesd ED r TsSssb Needs
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on best offer. HA. 2-7l50.
TO SETTLE EsTATE-I954 PIym.
outh Suburban, very good all
round cond., $3.50 or best offer.
1851 4-dr. CHEVY station wagon,
good cond., 500. OIL. 4-332O.
, 1963-07-08
Treasure Trove -.

Soto, Rocky Mackay, Alva
Nc Farlane, Tony Turner
(U.S. Coast Guard), Billy Du-
val, Rosie Mackay and Lam
ber Gomez
Judges BOB Brown, Pete
T~ravestfno and Dave Yater
had a tough time deciding on
some thirty models in the run
ming. Neatness, proper con-
s%truction, appearance, and
Imagination, were the points
tina counted.
The Treasure Trove IS hav-
ing another contest this month.
Model planes and ships, with
final judging to be July 9th.
Bill Miller's sloop wiki again
be available for the Buck
Island trip. Or winners may
, 1963-07-08
Gclunissioner .

Gcl missioner
Photographer Scott, to twelve
members of this department, s
from st. Thomas and s from
St. Croix. Following this train
ing, an additional 2 weeks
course was given to the best
Of this group. Among them
was Ptlm, Moron, who has
shown and demonstrated the
greatest proficiency with the
camera. Thus it is sitting and
proper for Mr.. Moron to be
promoted to this position, The
photography training course
was given to the u policemen
in order to break up the mo-
nopoly that existed in that
field of the Police Division.
during administrations in the
past.
Patrolman Ancilmo Mar
shall@of St. Croix this officer
has demonstrated beyond q
doubt that he possesses the
qualities of a good policeman.
His neatness, his bearing, his
courteous but firm manner
and the calm and efficient way
in which he performs his du-
ties has merited him this pro-
motion.
Mr.. Marsha1ly is neither a
bully nor a coward, because
he is one Of the men who
played a leading part in the
capture Of Jose Alberto Ace
vedo Casteneda, the notorious
criminal from Puerto Rico. AS
/ said before, this promotionis
well deserving, and it has not.
been given but earned by the
officer HIMSELF 1T is the feel
ing Of this Office that these
2 officers will be great assets
to our Department in their
new roles.
, 1963-07-08
Mis- Maria Lopez.

a sister Of the bride brides
maids were Mary Benitez,
Misc Saldana and Norma
Rios ushers were Marcia1
Benitez, Anibal Villafonte and
Mochin Encarnacion.
Lula Lopez Of Puerto Rico.
was Bestman; Vizdalia Felix
was flower girl Luis Felix
was ringbearer.-
The brides dress, Of lace
and nylon, was made in Puer-
to Rico. The bridesmaids
dresses were made of yellow
satin with white accessories ;
the maid of honor wore cham
payne satin dress with Access
series.
Dr.. Melvin Evans, was toast
master he spoke in both En-
glish and Spanish to the de-
light Of hesguests.
The bride and groom left
W a# AEZ #".HEt -
on a special plane at Il o'clock
pm. for Puerto Rico where
they will honeymoon for a
week before returning here.
The bridesmaids dresses
were made by the brides sis
ter. The beautiful wedding
cake laide out on .amirror with.
smallilIumianted roses around
it, was the work Of Mrs. Para
liticci,
, 1963-07-08

Skipper .....
teaching the course here at.
Pelican Cove.
All three young men are
working for the West Indies
Investment Company this
Summer clearing and marking
the lands at Boetzberg, Sandy
Point, and Estate Plessence,
, 1963-07-08
Caribbeqn 80.

Caribbean .....
ThirdzMeeting in San Juan.
In the discussions, various
pointssrWere emphasized. 1t
was agreed that there was
still an urgent unsatisf1ed de-
mand for bankable loans for
Industrial .fand commercial
purposes at normal rates Of
interest. There was also a de-
mand for loans at low interest
for long periods for mira
structural projects urgently
required by manyof the smalE
er and less developed coun-
tries in the area. Emphasis
was again laid upon the need
for the banking institution to
provide technical and admin
istrative 0assistance to ee0un-
tries requiring. such help
The Committee therefore
recommended that the Score
tary-G General qhthe-C Caribbean
Organization should renew
efforts to secure, Through a
technical assistance project,
the necessary staff to carry
out a feasibility survey Of the
bases for the estab-
lishment of a Development
Bank in the Caribbean area,
expressing the hope that the
results Of such a survey be
presented to the Caribbean
at its Fourth Meeting
in September 1868.
The Committee further re-
commended that the Carib-
bean Council should support
establishment Of a private
investment company to f.
nance industrial and CONNER
cial projects, and that Member
governments be invited to-
encourage capital investment
such a company, e.g., by
tax exemption and simplify
legal procedures necessary.
fol its operation.
CIYSN~AM
, 1963-07-08

His mother, Mrs. Theodore
Benjamin, lives in New York
City.
The airman is a graduate of
Christiansted High School. In
1862 he won two talent cham
.pionships and this year he
took eight. Eight trophies
awarded him were for first
place, two for second place.
AS a vocalist he won the
solo competition for base level,
Air Training Command dis
trict level and ATC-level. He
was ia member Of the ATC
team which competed in the
US. Air Force worldwide
talent contest and was named
top ATC vocalist. In addition
to competing in Talent Con
tests as Reese ALB represent
tative, Airman Benjamin also
has been featured in programs
presented to civic clubs and
other organizations.
Benjamin was also a vocal
list with the Vibratones orch
estra before leaving st. Croix.
, 1963-07-08

receive new kits. The Island
trip WILL be July 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

uSIdHYeu super. GACItH9 CllHldN. ALnuf
Franz, Marie Windsor. 5:00-q
my COUSIN RACHEL" 1852. Suspense tale
Of man who falls in love with a suspected
murderess Richard Burton 1894
TENDER c0MRADE." 1913. A young wife car
ries on bravely while her husband goes off
to war; Ginger Rogers. Robert Ryan, ll:l0-5
SCANDAL IN SORRENTO" 1857. ttalian.)
retired officer returns to his home town
and finds pretty fish vendor encampine in
his house. Pleasant comedy. Vittorio De sica,
Sophia Loren. l2:55-9
Tuesday AN.
THEY MET IN ARGENTINA" le4l. A young
American engineer falls for Latin heiress.
Maureen 0Hara. 1905
Tuesday PM.
"PETTIcoAT LARCENY" ls43. Mild comedy.
Joan Carroll, Ruth Warrick. 1:00-5
EARLY TO Bed" 1885. Occasionally amusing
nonsense about man and his fancee, who
pose as patients in hospital. Mary Boland.
Charles RugeIes. 5:00-q
"THE VELVET TOUCH" 1913. A famous stage
actress is involved in murder case Rosalind
Russell, Leo Gem. 11:10-5
"FINN AND HATTIE" 1881. A businessman
takes his family on trip to Paris. which
turns into a free-for-alI. Leon Enrol. Mitzi
Green. 1855
Wednesday AN.
THREE SONS" 1889. Fair drama. Edward
Ellis. William Gargan. 1905
Wednesday PM.
MILLIONAIRE PLAYB0Y." 1910. Silly comedy
Joe Penner, Peter Lind Hayes. 1905
BOOTS MALONE" 1852. Fast-paced race
track story. with good performances William
Holden. 500
"A WOMAN REBELS" 1885. Mid-VetOrian
girl wages a battle for feminine freedom
Katharine Hepburn. 1l:10-5
"RUccLES OF RED GAP" 1885. Hilarious tale
Of an English butler who suddenly finds him