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Olnnstead

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 7-ebOO
0LDsMOBlLE '83 models. brand
new shipment, large selection, 1t
Will pay you TO buy here. Have
excellent used car outlets.
Lindsay OldS-C Cadillac
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR, "
OV. 3-03h0 ALEXANDRIA
OLDs 'o1 "9s" Holiday sedan,
fawn, factory air cond., cleo. win
dows and seat. S2.406,
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1890 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
'62 convertible, jet-
black with beautiful maroon and
white leather interior, power
brakes, power steering. tinted
glass, q palace. on wheels. priced
today At $1,000, cash, trade or
UNITED AUTO SALES
MARYLAND'S FOREIGN CAR CTR.
Ca. Ave. At Univ. Blvd. 94e-27OO
OLDsM0BILE 80 4-dr, hardtop,
T.. and h., auto, p,s., 2.tone fin
lsh, 81 ,995. UNIVERSITY AuTo
SALES, Uniy. blvd. and. colesville
I'd. JU, b-1O30,
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AUTOMoDILEs FOR SALE

4
LINCOLN '4s. Original thrpout.
pm. ALsERT RICHARDS. l' .
MERCUaY IS Monterey 4-dooT,
AUTO. trans, p.s.' 7. and b. Call
My.lRS92yy.s bet . a'm''S pm
MERCURY 1854 hdtp. convert.
sOSS Best A Tss. D. Ct,.sE oG ~ EgpP9IsnYR
NERO. 5e 4-dE.. cash, terms,
trade. $3.50 HERgoN's. eth and
M 1I!IS m. SO .;daF haIdtOV Mont ISt
LEE D. BUTLER
1871 21st st. NV. FE. 1924
NASH 1854 Ambassador. auto.
sffsr over 8 500. n IS c1di !r'' S'''
OLDs 1855 "0s," fun power, r.
and h.. with air conditioning, good
Sstxeen 3 ana 0 81 p.ni s's sSSli.7ssassi
OLDB 'b7 Super "es," excel, eond. /,
charcoal and white, l.family car,
tires. 5000. Ewes, 5ss-s5e2.
OLDSM0BILE 80 Super "ss" q
az. hdtp., straight shift, good
sac, $1,000. HA. 7.7iO6.
o lbs ' 49, 4-dr: sedan {, q and N.
ssSsps aus 20" D. siOO' MA
0LDs $50 Super "SS" 4-dr hard
TOP, power equipped. several TO
choose from, starting ct 81. 1ob.
CONGRESSIONAL OLDe HA 7.3es2
OLDs 80 Super "ss" I-dr hard
top. auto, I; and h.. pa. p. win
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MONROE
FORD


1897 East-West Hwy, q. o., Nd.
JU. b-7S04
LINCOLN PREMIER 'S7, AL con-
dition, one owner, Soob. Call DE.
LINCOLN ,5s 4-dre shArp, S97b
Sth and D sts. NV. be. 2-l7OO.
LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 80 MARI
TONED, fully powered. low mile.
age, brAnd-new cofld. thruout
S2,s7b firm. 402-6304.
LINCOLN 80 Premium 4-dr. hard.
top. fun power. $50b.
BENDALL PONTIAC, INC.
1925 PRINCE ST., ALEX. VA.
LINCOLN Continental 81, air cond,
or best offer. 667-332e.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMoUrH 80 wagon. cash. terms,
trade. $3.50, HERsoNs, sth and
o SITS. NV. DE. 2-470O.
PLYMOUTH 80 eports Fury va
2-dr. hardtep, white finish, +. and
s III quo air ras coma 's,I1sS ' HiII.
wood ave and Lee highway, Falis
Church. Va. JE. 2-2300.
PLYM. '63 2-df.. r. and H., stand.
good. 90. tires. Sl65. 277-646l
PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere hardtop,
blue and white. push-button drive,
r. and h.. pI.. Sl.le6.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1880 22nd 81. NV. FE. $4,000
PLYMOUTH $50 Bypass. sta. wag.
Yes. z, and b.. auto, p.S., beauti-
full white finish, excel. cond. Week
end special. S9e5. Call AP. 4
tbS oLLiA I7i MoT EoISSSssn'SGrE I'd ne.
PLYMOUTH '6I Beivedere 2 ar.
sedan, r., h. auto. trans, 1900
MI, bronze and cream, excel
eond. $1,000. bz2-3794 aft. ~
noon.
PLYMOUTH '5s 2.dr. 6-cyI. stand.
trans, good eond.. must sell, Sl2b
Or offer. WA. 7-2242.
FLYNN. 81 sta. Wag., YES, auto.
clean. Very Isss. 77S.ee7s.
PLYMOUTH 80 Sport Fury. TadIo.
p.s., Wv. tires, al rear. $4,000.
MA. 2-013b after 5 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILE 81 SUPER "ee." VS.
finish with matching interior, Just
$500. KIRK MOTOR CO. Our
21st year, 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
ia. 9-4600.
OLDs 1872 starfire hardtop coupe.
white, hlue leather. full power,
elec. windows and seat $3,20b.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1880 22nd st..N.w. FR. 7-20OO
PLYMOUTH 1855 4-dr. YES, p,a,,
auto: ttssAns., excel. eona;. w WI
712 5 st.. a.e., II. 7-4242.
PLYMOUTH 80 Fury 4-dr,, p.S.,
o own s'S %H. so seei4s4. HsSS :5sC tT's p
PLYMOUTH $50 Savoy sedan 6-eyi.
motor, poWerflite. r. and h., AL
condition. special price. $500,
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 R. I. Ave. NE, LA. e.lOO0
PLYMOUTH '5s Plaza 4-dr, 6-eyi.,
pp ;rr tnbS r sn SLE b oSood sondi.
1857 station wagon,
S596. VS., auto. trans, very clean
all around, runs beautifully, Just
only $40 down, S3e. 81 monthly
CO.. $50 wilson Blvd. xrl. YIN
PLYMOUTH 1887 business coupe.
block finish, low mileage, 0-cyi.,
heater. auto. trans. Excel, transp.
$40. Hillwood ave. and Lee hwy,
Falls ch., Va. JE. 2-2300.
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FORD SO 0alaxie, town sedan, q.
eyI.s auto; 7. ana h., showrm,
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FORD

1910 R. I. Ave. NE La. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '5s Plaza 4-dr, 6-eyi.,
powerfitte, Z: and h. GOOD eondi-
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BIRCH-BERKEY MOTORS
JACK BLANK

Areas LARGEST Pontiac Dealer
1850 14th st. NV. 462-37O0
OLDS; 81 "ss" 4-dr. hardtop, power
steering, auto. trans r. and h., very
cieans S ---
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OJDS '55, rebuilt engine and trans,
p.s.,. T. and h., WV. tires. very
good cond., clean. Sacrifice for
5000 cash. Phone PHIL, 565-2916.
OLDs SO super "Ss", r. and h.,
auto. trans, p.s.. p.b., air cond.,
superior cond., pvt. owner. CT.
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\ mouth so. good running con-
ton; newly rebuilt motor, must
crifice III 2-OTA6
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Imperial hrysler- Plymouth-Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. $500
OLDS 80 Starfire convertible, black,
white top. silver leather. elec. win
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ROYAL MOTORS

1I6p GeSrSis yHs ~ S5Uoo
PLYMOUTH SO Bypass station
S SoSa Best yS c,,s auto 10 tr Ssssa nice
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7Oo5 CARROLL AVE. JU. $40
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JACK BLANK

PONTIAC 80 Catalina 2-dr. hard
top So, auto. with power steer
ing. WV. tires. 2-tone blue, low
mileage. exceptionally clean. ST.
1879. KIRK MOTOR CO. Our 2lst
year: 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia.
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r. and h., 5 ike-new tires, real
extra nice inter. and exter., 81, 900
mi, had very good care, serviced
every no.. never in accident. motor
very good. must see to apprec.,
one owner since new. $165. NO
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FL,YIMOUTH "a 2-door, good con-
required. Call 527-b3I2.
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FORD 81 VS., std. shift. T, and h.,
Wv, black, good mechanical con-
dition. 10. 2-297l.
FORD 81 Galaxie, FACTORY AIR
COND., Fordor, VS.. white, p.s..
cruiseomatic, immac. cond. pvt.
owner. Will sacrifice. 81 1896 or
best offer. Call Mr.. Davis. 654-
1853 days, or OIL. ALPS ewes.
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PONTIAC 81 Tempest 4-door, Z.
and h., auto, good cond.. 81. 145.
TAKOMA FORD
7025 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
PONTIAC '53, Al shape: 1855
JU. 5-9362 301-725-6l93.
PONTIAC '63 LeMans convert.
Owner sent abroad. 5000 mi.
Gorgeous gold, white custom int,
bucket seats. S2,49b. OIL. 4-71e6.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '62 Fury 4-dr. hard
top. VS.. equipped with T. and
n, auto. trans, power steering,
factory installed air cond., beaut.
white finish. 10000 act. miles.
One owner, excel. cond. S1,S95,
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Aloo Georgia Ave. NV. IA. S-3Soo
PLYMOUTH 80, VS. de luxe model,
$3.50. Call 949-3166 after noon.
PLYMOUTH 80 Custom 4-dr. wagon,
auto. trans, r. and h., power steer.
ing, like new, Sqo5,
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ROYAL MOTORS

eI ROC ~ ~-uOOAs AuAy eQu1p.B
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial hrysler- Plymouth imca
4lOO Georgia Ave. NV. Ia. $500
PLYMOUTH 81 Belvedere 2-dr. hard.
t0ps good WV. tires, VS. eng, auto.
Trans, r. and h., gold and white
paint. Very clean. Must see to ap-
Prec1ate, $3.50. Phone JU. e-6995,
PLYMOUTH IS Belvedere l-dr. Sc.
e SD T. !, a nc. h.' p. steer. new WV,
PLYMOUTH '5S sta. wag. 4-dr,,
r. and h., auto. mech. special,
needs minor fender work. SIZE
THACKER MOTORS, 18th and
r. I. ave. ne. LA. 9-l10O.
PLYMOUTH 1858 Savoy 2-dr., vs. en-.
CINE. Reliable person take over nav.
ments. IA. S-623s.
PLYM0UTH 1850 2-door, 6-cyl. !,
str hit stick, WV. tires, good
cond., $3.50. SIP. 3-556l.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-door sedan,
IN good running condition. SIS.
PLYMOUTH 81 station wagon VS..
4-drr.. auto. trans p.s., p.b., =. b.,
good tires, excellent cond. Pvt.
owner. $3.50. HE. 4-5S3o. "
PLYMOUTH '54 2-door, good con-
dition. Best offer buys. cash
REQUIRED. Call 527-53I2.
nomicai, si00. '5s su CSev vin e.S scS-
EQUIP. ,S995 Must sell. WA. 7-i57S'
PLYMOUTH '53 CRANBROOK l-dr.
X. ana n. 3 nke-new tires. real
extra Mira inter AVkA.
mi. had very good care, seryiced
every no.. never in accident, motor
very good. must see to apprec.,
one owner since new. S165, NO
LESS. 393-S219.
PLYM. SO 2-dr. std. shift, 8 cyl,
5000. 946-0822.
500 sonditio on i sISG. Pho sns a. H.
2-35S1.
PLYMOUTH 80 wagon; str0IFhf
stick, r. and h., Ssss.
BINN'S RAMBLER
Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-7l5l
PLYM. late $50 Belvedere sports
coupe, 9 cyl, std. shift w/overdr.,
very econ, IS mi. to gal. 5000
NIL, lmmac. inside and out, $3.50,
Call OWNER, 6S4-S639.
PLYMOUTH 81 2-door VS.. auto,
7. and h., good tires, runs excel,
looks good. 1925. 10. 1872.
PLYMOUTH so. good running con-
dition, newly rebuilt motor, must
sacrifice. JU. S-0745.
PLYMOUTH '5S 6-cyl. 2-dr., 10000
mi. nice car for S525. Westlawn.
Falls Church. 533-075s.
PLYMOUTH 80 Fury 2-dr. hardtop,
s.OCS m @ifas' sF.,y snd h. driven only
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial Chrysler- Plymouth-Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. S-2p00
PLYMOUTH 81, VS. de luxe model,
$3.50. Call 949-3166 after noon.
PLYMOUTH 50 Custom 4-dr. wagon,
aug S5o EFsn Ss,v r . sSd h. power steer
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial hrysIer- Plymouth-Sima
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $500
PLYMOUTH SO 9-pass station
cond. Best offer. 10. 2-6352.
PLYMOUTH 81 Sport sedan. Z. and
a., w, excel. eond.' 5Ss or offer.
PLYMOUTH '55. Good running
cond: Good tires. =. and h., S165.
356-7405.
PLYMOUTH SO 4-dr., r. and h., Va.
inspected, excel. running cond., Sis,
525-ls42.
PLYMOUTH SO 4 -dr. 8-cyi. station
wagon, auto. trans, top cond.,
very clean. $3.50. LU. l-96s3.
PLYMOUTH 81, 4-door, T, and h.,
auto. power steering. SOS.
TAKOMA FORD
7025 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
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good condition. $3.50. Phone jE.
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FORD COUPE 1889. ''2S3" Chew
rolet engine. OIL. 4-l7S3. ask for
| mud OK n m
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PLYM. SO 2-dr. std. shift, 8 cyl,
good clean cond. 10000 mi. Sac,
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PLYMOUTH 81 Sport sedan. z. and
b. V:s, excel. cond., 3ss or offer.
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ROYAL MOTORS

PLYMOUTH 80 Fury 2-dr. hardtop,
sT noo trans trans and h. driven only
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HUDSON 40, good body, motor,
6o0.l6 snow tires. needs clutch. Best
uier. Call qA2.o0.~.
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OLDs 81 siesta 4;dr. sta, wgna
or make offer. LA. 6-5764.
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PLYMOUTH 80 1-dr., r. and h., Va.
inspected, excel. running cond., Sis,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 81 Classic sedan. Excel,
cond:, very low mi, standard trans,
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PLYMOUTH '5S 6-cyl. 2-dr., 10000
mi; nice car for S525. Westlawn.
Falls Church. h22-nTha
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD 81 Fairlane 800" Tudor, We
tires, a clean car In tip.tOp cond.,
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Rhodes was elected last fall 70
a four-year term and viii not
be on the 1854 @. o. P. ticket.
Representative Robert Taft,
jr- son Of the late Senator an
nounced last week as q candi-
date for the seat now held by
Democratic Senator Stephen
NJ. Young.
Senator Young, "a. is expect
ed to announce before Christ
mas that he will go after an
other six-year Senate term.
Mr.. Taft, who served for
years in the Ohio Senate, was
elected to the House last fall in
an at-large race by a margin
of some 100000 votes.
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Orleans in the urban Catholic
south. would be, If he wins, the
first elected Catholic Governor
since Samuel D. McEnery in
1884.
With 1900 Of the States g.
219 precincts reporting, Mr..
Morrison had 295,270 votes;
Mr.. McKeithen. 154,8l9; Rep
resentative ellis Long, distant
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Radiation Fear
0nApo||oCited
By the Associated Press

A committee of space eX-
pertS has concluded that it
will be impossible to provide
adequate radiation shielding
before 1870 for Apollo space
craft crews travelling to the
moon.
The report by a three-man
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration advisory team
said Shielding of the crew for
Project Apollo is not possible
within the time and weight
limitations of the project"
The three-man Apollo team
will simply have to accept the
relatively low probability of
encountering a major solar
flare during their relatively
brief excursion to the moon, "
the report said.
The space experts estimated
that it would take 10000
pounds Of polyethylene shield
ing-the most effective avail
able material on a weight basis
to protect men in space in a
vehicle 10 feet in diameter for
a week.
For flights to the vicinity of
Venus or Mars, more than 90
900 pounds of polyethylene
would be required.
= The accomplishment Of
manned flights to the vicinity
Of Mars and Venus may have
to be delayed until some means
are found for reducing these
shielding weights" the COM
mittee said.
S 1t added that the shielding
problem is equally prohibitive
for manned space stations in
polar orbit because of the lack
Of protection from the mag
netic field Of the earth near
the polar regions.
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cousin of Senator Russell Long
136,801; Mr.. Kennon. 124,836;
Mr.. Jackson, 102.401; State Re-
preventative Louis Michot, 81
708, and State Public Works
Director Claude Kirkpatrick
%, SOB.
The runoff winner faces
Republican Charlton Lyons In
the March 3 general election.
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Bolton Eyes
House Seat
BY the Associated Press

Republican Representative
Oliver P. Bolton is expected to
announce tomorrow that he
will run for Ohio's st-large
House seat instead of seeking
reelection in his own congress
sional district.
The Bolton announcement
presumably would be made
with the idea Of bolstering the
top of the Republican ticket.
Republican Gov. James A.
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Federal Intervention Charqe
Faces Morrison in Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 9
AP)-Front-running deLes-
seps Morrison faced the issue
Of Federal intervention" today
as he plunged into a bitter ru-
noff for Louisiana's governor
ship.
THE people have demanded
from the candidates their
stand on Federal intervention
in State affairs" runnerup
John McKeithen said.
Mr.. McKeithen. IS, who had
attacked the administrations
civil rights program during the
l0-man first Democratic pri-
mary. made it clear he would
resume an anti-Washington
campaign.
Such attacks halted with
President Kennedy's Staying.
Mr.. McKeithen. State public
service commissioner, said the
States rights issue was borne
out" by the fourth and fifth
place finishes of two strong Sc
gregationist-former Gov.
Robert F. Kennon and Shelby
H. Jackson. State superb
ndendent Of education.
Stresses Local Topics
Mr.. Morrison, 81, appointed
Ambassador to the Organiza-
ton Of American States by Mr..
Kennedy, attempted to steer
the runoff toward local topics.
He said the issues were the
need for a Government cleanup
and q positive boost-Louisiana
program.
Mr.. Morrison for years has
been regarded as a liberal in
this Deep South State. He had
borne the brunt of singing
anit-Kennedy blasts.
How the losers support is d.
vided should tell the story Of
the January IL runoff.
Mr.. Morrison, q former New
Orleans Mayor making his
third try for the top State post,
got SO per cent of Saturdays
primary vote. Mr.. McKeithen
got II per cent.
Lost 4 Years Ago
But four years ago. Mr.. Nor
rison drew the same 33 per
cent total and saw Jimmie H.
Davis-who had Is per cent Of
the first primary vote-pick up
enough support from the elimi-
mated candidates to score a 65,-
000-vote runoff victory.
Mr.. Davis, charging Mr.. Nor
rison had won by wooing the
Negro bloc vote, won the In
dorsement of Undermining
William Rainach, the segrega-
tionists' favorite.
Just how vehemently Mr.. Nc
Reithen jumps to the attack
could be a key factor again. On
the other hand, Mr.. Kennedy's
recent death may make anti
Federal criticism a sensitive is
sue that could backfire.
So far, the rural-city and
religious differences have not
been stressed.
Protestant Versus Catholic
Mr.. McKeithen, from tiny
Columbia in the rural Protes-
tant north section, is a Metho-
dist. Mr.. Morrison, from New
, 1963-09-25
by LouelIo Q. Persons


Hollywood, Aug. 15-WhenI saw Bing Crosby at a party recently
he said, "LoueIla, for Heavens sake, tell everybody I'm feeling fine.
I'm tired of this sick talk" And to prove how fit and sassy he is,
MI. c. has joined Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr.
lin Robin and the Seven Hoods" at Warner Bros.
This is the second recent teup between Crosby and Slnatra,
IBing having cut a new record for Warner Bros-reorise records But
it is the first time Bing and Frank have worked together In a movie
since High Society with Grace Kelly in 1855.
AS producer Howard Koch puts Robin" before the cameras in
October, Crosby has made one request he wants time off to- beam
mis- TV special on Nov. z.
Sexy 17-year-old Sue cIoita) Lyon joins all that excitement
in Mexico now that producer Ray Stark is adding her to his cast Of
might of the guiana" with Richard Burton Ava Gardner and Debo-
rah Kerr.
The more / hear about this picture the clearer it becomes why
Elizabeth Taylor refused to start a film Of her own while her boy
friend is isolated on an island off Mexico with these charmers. Sue
plays a teenager who becomes infatuated with Burton-n the script
of course. friends.
So that Sue will be free for "Iguana," Ray took her out Of his
production Young" and won't start that until after the first Of the
year.
If Shirley Jones were conceited, which she isn't she'd have cause
ito think well Of herself after the inducements Mel Frank is offering
her to star in "a Free Hand." one Of the two features he and Norman
Panama will make for United Artists.
Mel even made a trip to Pittsburgh, where Shirley is visiting
WITH her parents, to tell her about the deal The first is that Belan-
iciaga will do her clothes enough to settle things for any woman)
Second, Shirley has to work on the film only four days in Holly
wood, and the company will pay her transportation back and forth
etween here and New York for her to spend the remaining three Of
Continued on pageSO
, 1963-09-25
DE LUGO
ACCUSES
UNITY LEADERS

In a press release from Sen
ator Ron de Lugo, floor leader
the five man Senate minori-
ty, today fatty charged that
the st. Croix edition of the
Mortar Pestle, propaganda
organ for the Unity Party,
which Iibels and vinifies GER
tain members Of the Legisla-
ture of the Virgin Islands, is
published by employees Of the
Legislature and certain other
government employees in the
St, Croix office Of the Legisla-
ture.
gThe publication Of this Ii
tContlnued on page 81
, 1963-09-25
". |. FISHING TEAM
TO COMPETE IN p. r.

A Virgin Islands fishing
Cub team today went to Puer4
to Rico to compete in the 10th
invitational game fish tourna-
ment which is hosted by Club
Nautico in San Juan.
All three members Of the
Virgin Islands team have big
Marlin to their credits, four
for Olsop, two for NeWlin and
two for Fishman, all caught
in an area about fifteen miles
off st. John within the last
six months. One of Fishman's
Marlin was a wohpping 500
pounde
S Forty boats, with 40 fish
ermen, are expected to parti-
cipate in the tournament.
Teams will be entered from
Hawaii, Venezuala and the
Dominican Republic, as well
as the States, Puerto Rico and
the Virgin Islands.
, 1963-09-25
DAVIDSON TO
ATTEND TRAINING
COURSE IN U. S.

Superintendent Frank +.
Givens of the National Park
Service announced today the
selection Of Historian Robert
q. Davidson Of Christiansted
National Historic Site to at
tend the National Park Serv-
ice Training Course at Grand
Canyon National Park in Ari-
IONA. Mr.. Davidson will be
away from the islands until
the riddle Of December Dur
ing this period there will be q
shortage Of personnel which
will necessitate the changing
Of the hours at Fort Christians
vaern.
Beginning September % and
until further notice, the Fort
will be opened Monday
through Friday 800 am. to
400 pm, Saturday and Sun
day, 800 am. to II noon.
The tours of the Fort and
the Historic Site will be con
tinued as at present, one trip
daily at 1890 am.
, 1963-09-25
JUDGE MOOREHEAD
TO SPEAK AT
CHAMBER

Judge William Moorehead
is scheduled to be guest speak
er at the monthly meeting of
the Junior Chamber Of St.
Croix, in the conference room
at the Alexander Hamilton
Airport, on Friday, September
81.
, 1963-09-25
Y. |. COLLEGE
EXTEN
START SEPT. 80

The College of the Virgin
Islands, announces the St.
Croix Extension Program,
which will commence Septem-
be- &C. 1868,
The program will consist
Of evening courses offered
Monday through Friday at
the Christiansted High School.
, 1963-09-25
HURRICANE WATCH
SET I'M P. r. & ". i.
FOR EDITH"
SEC. FREEMAN
SPENT TIME WITH
SUGAR COMM.

IN a report, given to the.As we 60 to press today,
of the st. Croix Hurricane Edith has caused
Chamber Of Commerce. at a the Weather Bureau to post a
dinner meeting held last night hurricane watch for Puerto
at the Buccaneer Hotel, Cham Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Der President Alfred E. Hayes The Hurricane is expected
revealed that U. S. Secretary to pass Ponce tomorrow morn
of Agriculture OrviIIe Free ing at a distance of $50 mics
man, spent a half an hour of shore.
with the Sugar Committee, Station WIN has announced
who recently went to Wash that they will broadcast all
ington, DC, in an effort to night to keep the position Of
continue the Sugar cane in Edith" before the public.
, 1963-09-25

dustry on St. Croix.
This committee consisted of
Mr.. Hayes, Henry Robson,
Angel Suarez, David Hamil-
ton, Selwyn Fleming and Cor
don Skeoch.
Mr.. Hayes told the Chamber
Members that he and his
committee were well salts
fed" with the results of this
trir.
Evening star., 1963-05-10
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enterprises promoted by the
firm and half the mutual fund
shares sold were in a fund In
which Mr.. Hodgdon had an in
terest.
Mr.. Hodgdon, denying the
charges. contended his firm
gives disinterested advice 10 its
clients on stocks.
The Kennedys' seven-bed-
room house on Rattlesnake
Mountain. Just outside OF
Middleburg, is In readiness for
the new tenants.
Mrs. Kennedy spent last Mon
day and Tuesday personally
seeing 10 the placement OF the
furnishings that include every
thing from furniture to silver
and linen.
The interior OF the house is
completed. However. the out
side trim still has 10 be painted
and the landscaping completed.
According TO Mr.. Paul Fout,
who handled the Kennedy part
OF the negotiations. II is ex-
pected that the President and
his wife will probably spend a
week end there this month
before the new tenants move in.