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TWO JUMPERS
HOLD HANDS
WAY UP THERE"

Last Sunday sSkydiving Elk
hibitionH at the Alexander Air
port, drew an estimated 1000 to
.1,50e spectators rho Matched.
some fancy high jumps way up
there in the sky.
Acrobatic jumping was fea-
tured by the Puerto Rican team
who came over specifically for
this exhibition. Two Of the team
jumped out Of their plane hold
ing hands, and hurtled through
the air in this position, until they
opened their parachutes. They
performed other acrobatics and
have invited The st. Croix Para
chute Club to come to Puerto
Rico to jump III competition there.
The st. Croix Parachute Jump
ers. st. Clair Childs, Herb
Sugden, il. and Harry Cowger
lJose Rivera was absent). com
pleted two jumps q piece.
In all there Is successful jumps
presented last Sunday. And if
the largeness Of the crowd was
an indication, the Skydiving Ex-
hibition could be termed a great
success.
Another exhibition is scheduled
for next Sunday at the airport.
, 1963-10-01
ST.. CROIX MENTAL
HEALTH MEETING
SET FOR OCT. 10TH

a meeting Of the st. Croix
Mental Health Association is
scheduled for Thursday, October
10th at the Conference room in
the Charles Harwood Memorial
Hospital annex at 5 pm. to which
members and non-members are
invited.
An important item on the
agenda will be election Of officers
and Executive Board for the COM
ing year. Other matters Of inn
portance will be discussed also.
, 1963-10-01
Hurricane edith

Last week Hurricane Edith"
gave St. Croix a scare.
This week, Hurricane Flora
IS on the war path. And Flora
is listed BY the weather bureau,
as the most intense storm of the
1863 hurricane season.
Flora" has hit the tiny island
Of Tobago at 100 m.p.h. and
caused devastating damage"
there. So far, Flora" is a long
way away from St. Croix. But,
according to the weather bureau,
this. storm could change its
course at any time.
, 1963-10-01
GOING BACK.
BY . ca cRoIx

There seems to be a recent trend, growing ever more popular,
owards GOING BACK. BY going back I naen memory-wse. So
cts drift along together, shall we?
For example, one comedian says, what does the word @skate-key
ID to you? or remember Jack Armstrong, the Al-Afnericans Boy"2
4 Love A Mystery" with Jack, Doc and Reggie-on certain nights
il the week, was allowed to stay up ONE HALF HOUR LATER
ut so that I could listen to THE LONE RANGER: All over the
aeighborhood, kids were being Whistled for, called to and yelled at
thine for Bed. Remember, on Friday nights, for a special treat,
you could stay out until EIGHT OcLOCK-that worked out just
andy, cause the game Of Hide and Seek was just getting under way
Ill 7SO and it was GETTING DARK and you could REALLY hide
heni Remember, walking down that dark alley and you heard
fooTSTEPSl When you came in the house. your mother said what
is the matter with your Aw nuthin' ma Boy, if she only knew
What DANGERS you had been through! Or, later you woke out of
4 sound sleep and SOMETHING WAS TANDING IN THE COR
NER BY THE WINDOWf YOU didn't want to call, cause if you
made the slightest noise THE THING would get you-so you lay
there, just watching and hardly daring to breathe-holding yourself
50 stiff so IT wouldn't know you were there. Next thing you knew
your nom was shaking you awake and you stole q glance in the
cornerE but all you saw was your bathrobe on the clothes tree. Now,
that was narEpWSescape!
or your parents would say to YOU we are going to visit the
neighbors for a little while this evening, but don't worry Aunt Vi is
RIGHT DOWNSTAIRS. Right downstairs was three stories away
and Aunt vi was awtully slow coming up those stairs if you ever
wanted her to and Oh boy did you ever WANT her to. So you just
lay there listening to all ten people COMING UP THE STAIRS-or,
At least you thought you heard i: Careful now, you almost missed
Continued on page s and 81
, 1963-10-01
RELIC WEAPON
FOUND IN
OLD WRECK.

While skin diving Roberto Ser
discovered an ancient sword
or dagger handle in an old Wrock.
This handle was heavily scroll
ed and had a date on it Of 1880.
, 1963-10-01
PERSONAL MENTION

Al recent visitor to st. Croix
was James M. Franklin native of
Florida but long a resident Of New
York City.
Mr.. Franklin works for the Fed
eral Government as Embossograf
printer a post he has held for
many years.
He came to st. Croix early in
September to spend one week but
remained for two because he
liked it so well.
He was the special guest Of Miss
Joy Jeffries q Registered Nurse
here and the house guest Of Mrs.
Vivienne Solomon
Evening star., 1963-04-25
WORLD NEWS

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti,
April 25 (AP).-Moving to head
off a threatened revolt, Presi-
dent Francois Duvalier has fired
go high-ranking army officers.
Mr.. Duvalier has viewed reg
ular army officers with increas-
ing suspicion and has frightened
his hold on this impoverished
island republic by building up
a civilian militia estimated to
be twice the size Of the 5000
man army.
Leaflets threatening a revolt
May IS were distributed here
three days ago. Mr.. Duvalier
tightened restrictions on United
states military and private
planes flying over the Carib-
bean island but Pan American
World Airways flights were not
affected.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
u. N. Hits Portugal

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
April Is (AP) The United Ma
tions Security Council wants
Portugal to make sure its forces
leave Senegal alone.
The 11-nation Council last
night unanimously upheld
Senegal charges that planes
from Portuguese Guine a
bombed the Senegalese village
of Bouniak on April 8. The
Council deplored "any incur
sion by Portuguese military
forces into Senegalese terri
tory" and asked Secretary
General U Thant to keep an
eye on the situation.
Portugal denied the bombing
charge.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
Reds Free indians

NEW DELHI, India, April IS
(AP).-Red China has handed
over a third group Of 1874 pris-
oners Of war to the Indian Red
Cross, leaving nearly 5000 still
to be released. official sources
report.
Home Minister Lal Bahadur
Shastri told a meeting at
Banaras that Chinese treatment
of the prisoners taken in the
border was last fall is far from
satisfactory. He said Peking
refused to let Indian or Inter-
national Red Cross officials
visit prison camps in China.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
WORLD NEWS
Haiti President Fires
so High Army Men

today they have arrested Olga
Rauer, a medical student from
East Germany. on charges OF
spying for the United States.
The labor newspaper Trud
said she had contacts with
American intelligence agents in
West Berlin and that an agent
Evening star., 1963-04-25
Cheers for Hussein

AMMAN, Jordan. April rs
(AP) .-Embattled King Hussein
staged his own show OF public
support yesterday, mastering
nearly 5000 Bedouin tribesmen.
desert chiefs and government
dignitaries to cheer him outside
the royal palace.
The pro-Hussein demonstra-
ton followed anti-monarchist
demonstrations in Jerusalem
and Amman early this week.
Those demonstrators demanded
King Hussein's overthrow and
union Of Jordan with the pro-
jected federation of Syria, Iraq
and President Nasser's United
Arab Republic.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
UAR Troops Stutus

DAMASCUS. Syria, April Is
(AP) Two high officials of
the United Arab Republic are
in Yemen, apparently to make
final arrangements for with
drawal Of Egyptian troops en-
broiled in Yemen's civil war.
San'a Radio said Field Mar
! shall Abdel Hakim Amer and
Vice President Anwar Sadat
had arrived in the Yemen capi-
tai and begun talks with Presi-
dent Abdullah Sallal.
The United States and the
United Nations are sponsoring
! a disengagement plan calling
! for the withdrawal of the U.
/ A. r. forces bolstering the re-
publican regime and a pullback
by Saudi Arabian forces which
have been supporting Yemeni
tribesmen loyal to the deposed
King. Imam Mohammed FL
Badr.
Reds Hold u. S. Spy
MOSCOW, April rs (AP).-
Soviet authorities announced
Evening star., 1963-04-25
New Kushmir TuIks

KARACHI, Pakistan, April
25 (AP).-Pakistan and India
ended q sixth round Of nego-
tiations on their Kashmir dis
pute today and agreed to meet
again in New Delhi on May IS,
Differences still remain
Evening star., 1963-04-25

named Raymond had given her
instructions.
Trud said one of Miss Rauer's
main tasks was to get informa-
ton about Moscow's civil de-
fense system and to find out
whether new apartment houses
had bomb shelters. The report
said she also was to collect in
formation of an economic and
political character"
Evening star., 1963-04-25

wide" Pakistani Foreign Min
lister z. A. Bhutto said.
Evening star., 1963-04-25

A special purchase Of cool tropieols
and sn1ppy polished eottons. Beltless
and ivy models in all the newest spring
shades and ever-popvlor khaki.
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HELP WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER required for re.
sponsible position In leasing and
MANAGEMENT departments OF ex-
banding real estate firm. Must be
exper,. call MRS. MURRAY. DE.
2-7120.
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Give wings 10 Your Heart
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NORTHWEST ORIENT
AIRLINES
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Receive five weeks of free
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Earn 1925 per month TO
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parents.
II you are single, age 1925,
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Interviews will be held on
Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 10 and 10, only. For
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Equal Job opportunlty Employer
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OFFICE CLFRKs
PACKER

70 count sort and pack smaIl sl...
Ionie parts for shipping. Mnst ~
last accurate and alert
months work. Call EN-. 10000.
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HELP WOMEN
DICTAPHONE CLERK

DIcTAPHoNE 0PRs, good tipping,
some win train, some for coll
lese. others high school grad.
days. to $4,000. Moderate fees.
No cash down. COME IN AND
TALK IT OVER. v. WOOD PER-
SONNET. sos 18th st. NV. at H,
suite 303. Southern Bldg. d..
7-bT5g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24

Your chances of being invited out to parties
are excellent if you fill that bill.
From statistical standpoint, what does
this hard-headed attitude mean? In Nor
way, deaths by car accidents per 100000
inhabitants were SO persons; for the United
States, 2l.5 persons. The Italian rate was
l6.3, Switzerland, 20.2, Austria (tOps), IT'S.
Let's stop the slaughter
In New York City last year some 626
persons we're killed in traffic accidents.
Police Commissioner Michael ]. Murphy
said that 20 per cent Of those auto deaths
involved at least one person under the
influence of alcohol.
Other studies, says the National Safety
Council, have frequently shown that over
50 per cent of fatal accidents involved
drinking drivers or pedestrians.
Why can't this slaughter be stopped?
Norway has pointed the way. II they can
beat the drunken-driver problem, we can
too. What do you think? -IHE END
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New Vitanin Tablet With
Blood Stengthening Iron
Does More For You
than the 5 other leading Vitamin tablets!

Here's a remarkable new vita
min tablet that can do more for
you because there's blood
strengthening iron in it. It's
called BREAKFAST VITAMINS.
Medical records show that
thousands of people start off
with a breakfast that may be
lacking in vitamins! But you
need never again fear a vitamin-
short breakfast - because this
fuH-pOwer vitamin tablet
supplies the vitamins many
breakfasts lack! Plus iron.
JustOne Observation-Disclosures
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of a pound of cooked ham, the
Vitamin d of a full quart of
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HoRwArs AHswIR = Continued from preceding page

for three weeks and taking his license away
- unless you're the innocent party in.
vOlved in an accident and you spend the
rest of your life in wheelchair.
There are times in Norway when you're
not permitted to drink even after you've
been driving. Under the letter of the law,
driver could have been sober as Judge
while driving, but if he takes drink within
six hours after he gets home and the police
come around, it's too bad. He will have his
license picked up for at least a year.
We were told that while this situation
was possible under the wording of the law,
the provision is applied mostly in the case
Of accidents where - actually for the driv-
er's own protection Il he is told not to
drink until a test can be made.
In all cases appeal is possible, but it is
rarely made since the Supreme Court has
always upheld the Lower Court.
The effect Of all this has been to make
being teetOtaler social asset in Norway.
A teetotaler with drivers license, that is.
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be established as maximum permissible
legal figure.
This does not mean nhGt a driUer uIh
less dbGH Il per cent concentration is a safe,
responsible driver. A NesO Jersey study of
motorists killed on The highway found that
more than half Of the victims had some
alcohol in their blood, and in great many
the concentration tU0s small. A Toronto
study concluded dh0t a .O5 per cent cOnoen-
EOtiOn - the Norwegian limit = doubles
drivers chance Of accident.
How MANY DRINKS create a .O5 per cent
concentration? Individual tolerance varies,
but for an average I5O-pOund man, too
cocktails, tsUO highbGHs or tsCO and half
beers usually add up to .OS or more. For
I2OPOund SCOHDGn the .O5 per cent IeUel is
usually reached on iMIe OUer one drink.
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HOW MUCH MAKES
A "DRUNKEN DRIVER"7

MILKING DRINKS WITH DRIVING is zone Of
the major factors" in auto accidents in dbe
U.s., according to he National Safety COun-
eli. Thiry-six states hare laos recognizing
chemical tests Of The quantity Of alcohol in
The blood, bat there is Hide divergence beaUem
he laos and science on sCAat quantity Of
alcohol means driving sOhiIe intoxicated.
Norway, as Joseph KaselOsO reports in
de accompanying article, fres de quantity
at .O5 per cent, determined BY blood test (see
GbOOe). But only one us. state, North
Dakota, fSes dhe legal insOxioaiOn Limit as
IOsU as Il per cent - double he Norwegian
quantity. NesO York recognizes impair
Tsent" at Il per cent and attaches penalties
similar 10 those for speeding.
The National Sqfety Council, The Amer
ioGH Medical Association and he Uniform
Vehic'e Code all agree that Il per cent should
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milk, the Vitamin BIZ of 3h
ounces of round steak and seven
other vitGMiRs your meals may
lack. But BREAKFAST VITAMINs
do more than that! They 60 one
important step further - each
BREAKFAST VITAMINs tablet
also contains bloOd-strengthen-
ing iron-as much iron as you
get in four ounces of beef liver.
Start the day right with
BREAKFASTVITAMINS. For Vita
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min Power plus
Ood-strength-
ening iron, get
B R E A X FAS T
VITAMINS for
your family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-24
Food Odors Showing In
Some Processed Milk

Feed odors are showing up in
some milk as it is delivered to
professors, it was learned through
Charley B. Miller, county sanitarian
for the county health department.
Miller said one producer with
Favored milk can spoil all that it
comes in contact with on any days
delivered.
He said this was problem for
the dairy farmer and that he was
the only one who could correct it.
He advised that any feed that
gives flavor such as silage must be
fed after the milking has been
completed.
He pointed out that sanitation
must be practiced in all operations
and that everyone concerned with
milk production must take all
necessary precautions to produce
a high quality production IF they
don't" he said, Garrett county
dairymcn will be the losers"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-24
Mona Lisa Viewed By
Northern Students

Sevcnty-two students from North
ern High school, accompanied by
six chaperons, got a view of the
Mona Lisa and other sights
around Washington, d. c., last Fri
day.
They left by bus early last Fri
day morning and toured the Capt.
toll, the White House, Lincoln Me-
mortal and viewed the famous
painting at the Art Gallery. They
also saw the U. S. Senate in ses-
sion. Tickets we're obtained through
Congressman Charles McC. Ma
thias
They were chaperoned by Mrs.
Don Hetrick, Mrs. Michael Duda,
Leslie Savage, Mrs. Leonard
Haenftling, Mrs. Elinor Dennis and
Mrs. Jean Grose They returned
home late the same day,
The tour was open to students of
the 10th, 18th and 18th grades.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-24
Schley Hotel Was
Another Landmark.
Which Is No More

Railroad Street in Oakland is
featured in this weeks old photo,
which includes a view of the Hotel
Frantz. to continue the series be-
gun a few weeks ago.
The Frantz, originally the Schley,
is the large white building in the
center. thanked by a restaurant on
the right and the old B. and o..
water tower to the left Adjoining
this is the B. and O. depot.
A newspaper account of May,
1901. sheds some information. 1t
relates:
Mr.. Thomas F. Burke has built
a two-story addition to the Schley
Hotel on Railroad street and con-
nccted it with his tWO-story dwell
ing on Liberty street, which will
now be made to form a part of
the hotel, thus permitting entrance
to same from either street.
The proprietor has provided a
large and commodious dining
room, and will have IS sleeping
apartments under one roof.
This is quite an addition to the
facilities of the hotel, and will
enable it to accommodate many
more guests than formerly
Five years later, in January, 1906,
another account disclOses:
"EX-Sheriff E. j. Frantz has
purchased from Mrs. Mamie Burke
the Schley Hotel property, on
Railroad Street, and has taken
charge of same. which he will
operate and manage himself The
consideration is said to have been
between $1,000 and $4,000 We
wish the genial eX-sheriff album
dant success in the hotel business"
The property is now used as a
parking lot by the Ralph Pritts
garage The building was pur-
chased by Mr. Pritts in the l94O's
and the building torn down.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-24
Bruceton High Nips
Northern "a to 90

Brucaton High school came out
on top of Northern High Huskies
of Accident "a to SO Monday night
in a double overtime thriller on the
Bructon court. This was the high
est scoring game in the MOnongalia-
Preston area thus far this year.
Northern jumped off to big
44-31 halftime lead before the Bull
dogs roared back with 66-point
second half score to tic the score
at 89-ail at the end Of regulation
time. Another tie came at the end
of the first overtime at 91-91. In
the second overtime Bruceton out
scored the Huskies to 3 to gain
the winning edge.
All five regulars on both teams
scored well in doubles figures.
Yomm-r claimed game scoring
honors with 81 points for the
Huskies. Speicher had 18, McGraW
16, Shoemaker Is, and Hetrick 10
fer Northern with Hawk being
scoreless.
For Bruceton Kisner and Benson
had q points each followed by
Critics with 20, Alexander Is and
Spiker IA Bruceton had AZ field
goals compared to 36 for Northern
but the latter had 81 of 81 fouls
while Bructon managed only 10 Of
"a.
The Huskies will play Valley of
Homecoming on Valleys court on
Friday evening, and will meet
Bayard at Bayard on the 28th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-24

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with firepl.. very lge, L-shape liy,
din rn., eat-in Westinghouse kit
with diahwasher, SEP. laundry rm.
large lot with establ. lawn. A.
sumo large OIL loan with small
dn, pymt. Occupancy after 1 July
Call 76s-O134 between II am
and 1 I'm. only.