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GENERAL

EMERGING AFRICA. Edited
by William H. Lewis. pub
lie Affairs; $500 The
papers presented in this
collection mirror the dis
cussion and deliberations of
George town University's
second colloquium on Africa
which was presented in
June, 1862. Mr.. Lewis is
with the history depart
ment at Georgetown.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL TECH
NIQUES: For Amateurs.
BY Philip c. Hammond.
wan Nostrand; $3.50 A
professional guide and
source book which presents
an introduction to the
methods Of archaeology.
The author. who has d.
rected several digs, de-
scribes the techniques that
will inform amateur
archaeologists and increase
their enjoyment in the
field. Illustrated.
EUROPE IN THE CARIB-
BEAN. BY Sir Harold
Mitchell, BIT. (Hispanic
American Society, STAN
ford University; So An
appraisal Of three leading
colonial powers. Great
Britain, France and the
Netherlands, in the carib-
bean, as well as in the
three Guianas In South
America and British Hon.
duras in Central America.
MEXICAN JEWELRY. BY
Mary L. Davis and Greta
Pack. university OF Texas;
$6.50) In this lavishly IL
Illustrated volume, two art
lists present a brief history
Of the jewelry Of Mexico,
with chapters on pre-con-
quest Indian accomplish
ments and on the jewelry
Of colonial New Spain and
independent Mexico.
NORTH ATLANTIC POLICY:
The Agricultural Gap. BY
John o. Coppock. (The
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TO BE REVIEWED

The following books will be re-
viewed on the editorial pose Of
The Stor this week:
MoNDAY-"The SpIendOr Thot
Was Egypt" BY Margaret A. Muir
ray. CHowthorn.l
WEDNESDAY THE American
Worker in the Twentieth Century"
by Eli Ginzbers and Hymon Bermon.
free Press.)
FRIDAY Minister Of Relief:
Harry Hopkins and the Depression, /"
by SeOrle 2. chorles. (Syroeuse.l
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Hoover took nearly eight
years to clean up the debris
and make the FBI into the
best from well-nigh the
worst organization Of its
kind. Indeed, Mr.. Hoyt writes,
Mr.. Hoover had never for
given Means for dragging the
name Of the bureau in the
mud.
Lived Like q King
Means, Of course, got away
with most of his schemes
either because he was so
slick; because his victims
were outside the law them
selves or because his victims
were in no position to bring
him to book. The crooked
ness of his deals, particular
ly in regards to prohibition,
enabled him to live like a
king, but it may have been
that he enjoyed the prevari-
cation he practiced so skill
fully more than he did the
rewards.
The Government nailed
him soon after Mr.. Hoover
had him tossed out of an
office in the Justice Depart
ment for a bit Of fraud
practiced in connection with
some glass casket makers. It
was a Sideline to his usual
racket in liquor traffic fixing
but it was his first real fall.
The Lindbergh case was
his second defeat, and his
last one.
What invisible force sent
this relatively uneducated
man out of Concord, N. c.,
to match wits with boot
leggers, Senators, judges,
cabinet members, German
diplomats and a host of law
yers? Nobody knows. Nor does
anyone know what heights
he might have reached If he
had applied one-tenth of his
shrewdneSs to honest toll.
JERRY OLEARY, Jr.
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BIOGRAPHY

VIRGINIA WOOLF. BY David
Daiches. "a New Direc-
lions Book; $1.45) A prac-
tical guidebook to the world
of Virginia Woolf which
gives the reader the essen
tial information about Mrs.
Woolf's life and writings.
together with q critical
summary Of her method
and achievement.
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Twentieth Century Fund;
So This study attempts
to analyze why so many
difficulties are encoun-
tered in the field Of
agriculture by those at
tempting to create an At
lantic Community. Mr..
Coppock has served as
Paris correspondent with
McGraw-Hill International
Corp.
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through perils and hardShips.
Good readers from 10 up
will come to understand the
indomitable spirit which
keeps an explorer exploring.
The book is long for a jul
venile but absorbing. Adults
may also find it fascinating
reading. The translation
from the German is by Stella
HumphrieS. 49,
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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
e,-
Books to Help You
Enjoy Your Vocation
By HAZEL WILSON
Contributing Writer

Boys and girls especially those who go away during
summer vacation need to take along few books which will
provide solid chunks Of reading Children mentioning home
win also find leisure to ENJOY books reading families
good book will give hours Of pleasure the whole family
For the youngest children shorter books should be hand
those which will bear reading more than once. f.'
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He Was the Leading
Rascal Of Our Time
SPECTACULAR ROGUE: CASTOR B.
Hoyt. (BobbS-M Merrill Co., $3.50

Hoyt Bobbs-Merrin Co., $3.50
If the United States has spawned greater rascal
than CASTOR Bullock Means the miscreants will have
to be proved by such painstang bographer Edwin
p. Hoyt
The name Of Means will convey little to most people
under As years of but he fontpage figure from
World War until his death in prison in 1888 Even in DEATH
this lying. cheating personabe kept about him
air Of mystery No has found the 100000 he
got from the late Mrs Evayn Walsh Mclean supposedly
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-26

of the Internal Revenue Service.
Most banks can furnish appli-
cation forms for use in purchas-
ing Retirement Plan bonds. How
ever, the bonds are issued only
by Federal Reserve Banks and
the Treasurer of the United
States.
A plan for the purchase of Re
tirement Plan Bonds is only one
of several means open to the
self-employed to qualify for bene,
fits under the Act. To realize an
income tax deduction during this
calendar year, the retirement
plans must be set up and con
tributionS made on or before
December 81. Self-employed per
sons are permitted to claim as
a tax deduction a portion of such
contributions made for their own
benefit, as we'll as all of the
funds contributed for their EN-
ployees.
Mr.. Ulberg said that Retire
ment Plan Bonds, which have
been on sale since January, are
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-26
Retirement Plan
Bonds Should Be
Purchased In Dec.

Self-employed persons were re-
minded today that us. Retire
ment Plan bonds offered under
the Self-Employed individuals
Tax Retirement Act of 1862, must
be purchased by December 81 to
qualify their owners for 1868 tax
deferral benefits.
The reminder came from Ben
Ulberg, State Savings Bond Di-
rector, who suggested that elig.
ible persons contact their banks
for information about establish
ing retirement programs for
themselves and their employees
through a bond purchase plan.
IRIS Form 1878, which may be
used to establish such a plan,
is available at the District Office
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-26
Aliens Reminded To
Report Addresses Cn
Or Before January ]

District Director r. q. HoIt-
eller of the immigration and Ma
turalization Service stated that
aliens in the United States Will
be required to report their ad-
dresses 10 the Attorney General
within the near future.
All aliens. with few exceptions,
who are in the United States on
January each year must report
their addresses by the end OF
that month.
Forms with which to make the
report can be obtained from any
post office or immigration and
naturalization service office.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-26
-=-s-~--
Your Congressman,
JIM BATTIN
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON

,lon IN view of rising domestic
beef consumption and predic,
,Ions of a future need for much
greater beef production. Battln
>ald IN the letter.
The Congressman called at
,rntIon to a bill he had intro
durcd last April intended to halt
tic rising trend of imported cat,
III, and beef and appeals he had
mad, TO the Secretary OF Agrl-
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-26

culture to consider the views OF
Montana cattlemen. He also quot
ed from press reports of a re
cent letter Senator Mike Mans
field had written the Secretary
of Agriculture in which the Sen
ate Majority Leader asked Sec
retary Freeman a. TO find
ways TO protect the cattle in
dustry from imports and a lag
ging beef market"
The letter stated that 60 per
cent of Montana lands are pas
ture or range lands and many
communities are partially OF
wholly supported by the cattle
industry"
II iS inst aS well not to call
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-26

available at par in denominations
of $50, S1OO, $500, and $1,000.
They pay interest at a rate of
ga per cent, compounded semi
annually, the interest accruing
through increases in redemption
value at the end of each six
month period.
The Retirement Plan Bonds
differ from Savings Bonds in that
they may not be redeemed until
the owner attains the age of
5912 years, except in the event
of death or disability. Those per
sons over the age of 59h years
when they acquire their bonds
may redeem them at any time.
EJroot;o, ic tho art Of learn
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-26

II is just as well not to call
for help until you need 1t.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-26

Education is the art of learn
ing to read.
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Z3!1ILllItRE1Y7TS1a

Save 20qO off Regular Prices On MocPhergus Boys Wear
MoePHERGUs DOUBLE JEANS sizes to r. and Slim
27o --.--.----- -------------243 and 2S
MoePHERGUS BOYS TSHIRTs, reg for 2e5 for 49,
MGePHERGUS BOYS BRIEFS reg. for EOS for To-
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zooM MOVIE CAMERA. fost cooted Fl 8 lens -- 1925
PETRI 55mm CAMERA AND CASE req 7e e5---------5995
STEEL UNDERBED STORAGE CHEST, ee 598----------449
SET OF BLANKET BOXES, reg. 499
STEEL CLOTHES RACK. reg 888 AZ wide on wheels SSS
STAMPED cREWEL EMBROIDERY PCS. reg 2e93e9 zss-sls
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Our exclusive brond. A style and sheerness
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shodes proporioned sizes Sail
NEW SPRING BLoUSES, comparable value 1905 992 for S.
LEATHER FOLDING SLIPPERS, comparable value S4$5l so
ACETATE UMBRELLAS, comparable value l9
FRENCH AND SPANISH LACE MANTLLAs reg $5$6------sSS
SWEATERS, Oron@ and WooIs req 799- O. 90 4o7
LADIES' HANDKERcHEFs pure Linen and Loce and Initials on
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INFANTS WASHABLE COAT SETS, reg 800. boys and girls,
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INFANTS sLEEPERs, reg 49, 2pc prints
INFANT SEAT: Nodded plastic req 899------------59
TOT BOYS EToN SUITS comparable value 5eo7 80; 374o
TOT DRESSES, comparable value 5.99899 6x-------49
ToDDLER DRESSES comparable value 59e7e9 24------ 39
TOT GIRLS COATS comparable value l7oo 3-6x----l39
ToDDLER GIRLS coAT-HAT SETS COMP value 1872 "a 1919
TOT GIRLS PLAYWEAR GROUP comparable value 1929, LOT
TOT BOYS COTTON STACKS, comparable value 299; 37-le
TOT BOYS coLLARED POLO SHIRTS comp voue 22925o u.s.
GIRLS SPRING COATS comparable value 1892 74-----l69
GIRLS DRESSES, comparable value 799l
GIRLS JAAIcAS STACKS, BLoUSES, comp value 2e9399 s1
GIRL PLEATED SKIRTS comparable value 400; 80
GIRLS BoUFFANT SLIPS comparable value ST. Ala group 1895
GIRLS CAPRI AND BABY DOLL Pts comparable value S3-l9
PREP BOYS SUITS reg 81 90 1920 40:
BOYS FLANNEL STACKS, reg 1895 3d. 6l6 reo 81
BOYS SPORT SHIRTS, reg 2e9399 $40 8:
YOUNG JUNIOR SPRING SUITS, reg 1872 s4 and 7l3--l4s
YOUNG JUNIOR DRESSES reg 699; pe-tee 6-l4----5 SCI
YOUNG JUNIOR SKIRTS. reg $50; teen sizes lib
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
CONTRACT
ADMINISTRATION
MANAGER

Outstanding oppor-
tunity available in
Md. suburbs for q
man with 9 to 8
years experience In
contract administra-
ton and sufficient
supervisory expert
ence to manage our
contract admins
tration department.
Department handles
the negotiations for
and preparation and
Administration OF,
the large number Of
Govefnm emit and
commercial contracts
normally associated
with q contractor in
the aero space cleo
tronic industry. In
this position q legal
background would be
helpful. (Our en-
ployes know Of this
position)
For confidential eval-
uation Of your quail
fications, please send
resume to
BOX 266-D, Star
An Equals Opportunity Employees
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HELP--MEM
EMGIMEER

Structural. S yrs. exper, Multi.
STORED bldg. Permanent. ROBERT
a. WEISS Consulting Engineer
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DATA PROCESSING
SYSTEMS ANALYST
ALSO
TAB MACHINE OPRS.

Excellent opportunity for men
with minimum 2 years expe-
Ylence, degree preferred. POSI-
tion will require design and
developmont Of systefns. docu-
mentation and programming for
TBM 1401 tape computers. Out
standing benefit program In
eludes disqualification, insurance,
paid leave and profit sharing'
We also have openings for quali-
fled tab machine operators for
1401. 407, 0eS, .61e and 0s3,
same company benefits apply
plus excellent salary. Call Mr..
Allen, OIL. 6-27O0, extension
500, TuesdAy-Rriday' 9 a.m.-a
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ELECTRlCAL SUPPLY COUNTER-
MAN-Exper., for Nd. suburban
area firm. Good pay, benefits.
Give fun past exper. Box 5000.
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE GFRY.
ICE STORE has an opening for 4
bench repair man, experienced o.
trainees In its Falls Church Store.
Apply et G. A. LEPPERT INC, go
II 81. NV.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, part time
nightwork plus Sat. and Sun. Must
have license and Al refs. Apply
Southern Bldg, 18th and H 81. NV.
ELEyAT0R OPERATOR, with al
least , years local experience. We
require q man who Is neat, cour-
teOus and reliable. No objection to
age II healthy. Good wages, Holt
days off, and other benefits. Write
for interview giving age, MARTIAL
status. height. weight etc. Box sc,
Star.
ENGINEER -Experienced for new,
US unit LUXURY garden apis. In
Wheaton, Md. MuSt be qualified %
assume full Responsibility for Oper-
ating central heating and air condl-
tl0ning plant. Able 20 make minor
repairs. Mr.. HISLE, VIII. 5000.
ENGINEER, ARCHITECTURAL, siructur.
81, minimum 2 .years' experience,
Design reinforced 9 0neEefe and
steel bldgs. SEROP S. NERSESIAN
ASSOCIATES, FE, o-qle3.
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RELPMEM
DEvMoPMEN
Technician

Gainesville, Va.)
IS Miles West Wash, d. G.
Immediate opportunity
for technical school
graduate in mechanics
or electronics, with high
school diplomat. Previ-
Gus electro mechanical
experience, a good rnath
background and an abil-
ity to conduct library
studies on recent devel-
opments required. Must
have a minimum Of 2
years experience as q
technician working on
development items.
Work viii involve analysis
Of results and statistical
correlation Of test results
and physical properties
on rocket performance,
Age 25-35.
For additional informa-
ton and appointment
call FL. 4-34OO, Ext. 456.
Atlantic
Research
Corporation
SHIRLEY HWY. AT EpsALL RID.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
An Equal-oppOrtunity Employer
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HEAD oPERATIoNAL COMPUTING
BRANCH
SYSTEMS PROGRAMMED

This applicant will determine computer pro-
gramming requirements Of q large centralized
facility for collecting and analyzng environ
mental and performance data from spacecraft
and facilities and will direct work Of other
programmes in implementing these programs.
Send detailed resume stating salary require
ments to: Mr.. Howard c. Berthold dept B-16),
Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Mary
land.
eauai-oppouny employer Positions filled In eeoordance
With asroSpaes technology aSaB A.
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DRIVER, HELPERS and weed shop
helpers. Montgomery County resi-.
eepis only. Can GEORGE sAAH.
DRUG CLERK, Nd. refidenE, ex.
per- part times approx, 20-2S hrs.
VIZ, must have good ref. Apply II
person, PARKWAY PHARMACY,
55l Dale DR., Silver Spring.
DRUG CLERK, young. local ex.
per. and refs, day work no
Sun. STANDARD DRUG CO..
lll3 q 81. NV.
DRUG CLERK, experienced. Must
have reference. No night or Sun.
work.. 500 per Wk. Apply In per.
con. FRIENDSHIP PHARMACY,
5223 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 3-26l6i
DRUG CLERK, man. part time, Al.
ternate ewes. and alternate Suns,
experience preferred. WO. 6-lgls.
DRUMMER
Must be experienced for night WORK.
Call re. $3.50.
DRYWALL MEN, tapers, finlshers
and board hangers. disqualification,
vacation and retirement plan. Gail
RIA. 3-T5l3.
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NO FEE

Must be exper. on one sof these:
l401. 614, 08e, 095. 083g Per-
Inanent, eood benefits. good fu-
1sss Eye q. NV. FL 7-7aee
TELE SEC PEERS NNEl
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DRIVERS

RETAIL DELIVERY, exper'd in
YRttcS s cHnR en- bids DAYS :iup $iss.
Mechanicai apt. 5 days, 70 $3.50.
FAYETTEVILLE, commercial and
govt, deliveries. Husky, 1925.
ABBEY PERSONNEL 1888 Eve NV,
DRIVER, ipF sandwich deliVery
gSqlit.se. Downtown area. Cal
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DRAFTSMAN

Position Immediately available n
drafting school trainins and a..
proximately 2 yrs. experienced
including Junior layout OF senIo1
detailer. Duties include prepare.
ton Of PERT networks anc
other graphic display.
Call Mr.. Mintz, OK. b-7010.
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ENGINEER

with 6th-class license
for new luxury air-conditioned apt.
bldg, h D. G, Fine bedroom, air
cond. apt. plus salary for sober
and dependable man. Must have
good references. Cal Res. Mgr,
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BroziIions
Decorate
Officers

Brazilian Naval Attache
Guimaraes officiated at q
decorating ceremony at the
embassy yesterday and then
was joined by his wife and
they were hosts ct q recep-
ton that followed.
The Brazilian government
bestowed decorations on four
Naval officers, two Of whom
were American Rear Admiral
II. Weatherwax and Rear
Admiral John Quinn, retired.
Admiral Weatherwax, until
recently was head Of the
United States Naval Mission
in Brazil. He received the
Naval Merit decoration.
Admiral Quinn until he
retired recently, was Director
Of the Pan American office
in the Navy Department. He
received the Merito Taman-
dare.
The other two Officers
were Brazilians and they also
received the Merito Taman-
dare. They are Capt. Darcy
Rochs and Comdr. Jorge
Fernandes.
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YuIe Cards
Aid
HOPE Ship

On the Christmas card
market this year is one
carrying q message Of HOPE
to people throughout the
world In the new year. The
cards are available from
Project HOPE here.
This Christmas the teach
ing-training hospital ship
S. s. HOPE will be in Ecua-
dor, where her selfless medi-
cal staff Of physicians, den
lists, nurses and paramedi-
cal personnel will work to
help others help themselves.
Ecuadorian children this
year will find plentiful gifts,
such as puppets. donated by
the thousands by the Junior
Membership Of the General
Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
, 1963-07-02
ABUNDANT LIFE
FAITH SEES No OBSTACLES

A minister was on his way to
the West Coast by train. He
was a devout Christian and
lived by the Scripture, Delight
t.ayself also in the Lord; and he
sid give thee the desires of
thme heart Psalm 37:4).
Although the minister was a
busy man, he was never too pre-
occupied with life's response
bilities to notice the beauties and
wonders Of Gods creation. As
the train sped westward, he was
enjoying the ver-changing seen
cry. The weather was extremely
cold. As night slowly covered
the sky, the moon came out in
full glory.
The train pulled into the sta
ton at Salt Lake City, Utah. In
his heart the minister thought,
Won't it be a beautiful sight to
see the Great Salt Lake with
this full moon shining upon It!
This little desire grew into
anticipation as the wheels Of the
train began to turn again.
But slowly, frost and fog
formed on every window in the
train. A heavy cloud covered
the full moon. 1t seemed i'm
possible that anyone would be
able to see the glistening beauty
of the lake. The minister open
ed his Bible and began reading
and praying silently.
Suddenly, the train stopped.
The cold night air logged thick
er on every train window-ex-
, 1963-07-02

cept one. One window was
right in front Of a pipe from
which hot air was escaping-the
window beside the mint 4. The
ice melted on his glass. siewly
the train began to roll across
the bridge that ran ever the
great lake Of salt. The clouds
lifted, revealing a full, elbow
moon beaming its silver light
down on the beautiful lake! For
the entire distance of the bridge,
the minister drank in the piano.
ramic splendor he had desired
to see.
As suddenly as his window
had cleared and the moon had
emerged from behind the cloud,
his window frosted over again.
and the ClOudS dr1tted over the
moon. But the Lord had given
the minister his hearts de. ire.
God delights to reveal His good
ness and love, in ways big and
small, to those who love an.
trust Him.
John l1:40 tells us, said i
not unto thee, that, if thou
wouldest believe, thou shouldest
see the glory of God?" As you
apply Christ's teaching of be-
lieving to your daily life, you
become aware of Gods glory
and power in everything around
you Your faith sees no obstacles
which cannot be overcome by
Gods omnipotence. You know
that nothing is too great or too
! small for Him to accomplish.
, 1963-07-02
GOVERNOR
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
ing Funds, for the fiscal year
July, 1862 to June 80, 1868, and
for other purposes. To amend
Section 2 Of Act No. TAG, To
provide appropriations from
the Internal Revenue Match
ing Funds for the fiscal year
July l, 1861 to June 80, 1862
and for Other purposes.
Bill Nc. 1882, Act to author
ize payment of additional com
pensation to Ethel Jackson Of
Frederiksted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Bill No. ls4l, Act to amend
Act No. 1888, Gill No. 1642)
Fourth Legislatures, Regular
Session 1862, To provide Funds
for Capital improvements to
the building and grounds of
the Legislature and for other
purposes.
Bill No. 1851. Act to amend
Act NO. 957, CHI No, 1869
, 1963-07-02

Mr.. TiIlett has a long,
colorful background in the
world Of art and designing.
He was born in England in
1918, moved with his family
to the United States, Cana
da, and back to England
until 1888. Two years were
spent painting in Tahiti. In
1910 he moved to Mexico
and stayed there until COM
ing here in the spring OF
1859.
Three generations Of Till
etts have been in the textile
design field. Mr.. Tillett's
brother is a successful tex
tile stylist in New York
City.
Mrs. Tillett will return
from a book gathering trip
on Monday, July |. The
classes Jim Tillett holds will
take place not only at the
College, but on the Tillett
farm as well. Enrollments
in this course are still being
accepted, and applications
can be obtained at the Col
lege of the Virgin Islands.
Further information may be
received by telephoning
774-125G.
, 1963-07-02
WOMAN

Continued from page y
over the throwing
Of water from an upstairs
window.
The matter was taken to
court and dismissed; how
ever, the quarrel continued
and a fight broke out be-
tween the two couples.
All four was charged with
disturbance Of the peace.
, 1963-07-02

Legislature, Regular
Session 1868, to approve the
Official zoning Maps for the
Islands Of St. Thomas, St.
John and St. Croix.
Bill No. 1853, Resolution to
petition the Congress Of the
United States to increase the
salaries Of members of the
legislature.
, 1963-07-02
FOR RENT
One Bedroom Furnished Apt.
NEAR CARLTON
Adults only
Telephone 773 las
FOR RENT

Bossert now resides in St.
1roix, Virgin Islands.
This investment by Mid
land Capital, a. publicly
owned small business invest
ment company, represents.
its 18th investment in a di-
versifed group Of firms and
the first in a company loca-
ted in a territory of the
United States. Since incep-
ton in 1860, Midland Capt
tai has committed over
$1312 million in American
businesses requiring capital
financing for a wide varie-
ty oil uses.