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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
NEAR MT. CALVARY
OPEN II TO DARK

LARGE 4~bedrm, brk. rambler. Olaaa
talousied enclosed patio 10 enjoy
family breakfast. pine-panehed rec
rm, In lover area. Buy FHA with
only 81 900 On. Ideally located
of Marlboro pike on the corner
Of Kipllne parkway and Rambie-
Jo o2RiSs r. si' WEBSTER. RI. s-s4Oo
% You van, ! ll,aso;ssusl,!y i hs n,
Kitchen i2 By IS. . bsdfma.. ! "
baths, rec. rm. on afound level
u IDEAL for cool summer living.
In thia price range these features
can be obtained only IN q rambler
that Il aemi-det. and the best one
IN all OF Hillereft Helghts "a for
sale. The first family who sees
this home VIII buy Il, re. n.sOBO.
Andy Moore, Realtor
MOORE a MOORE REAL KsTATT
EAST RfvkRDALE- $685. dn. incl
settlement. 3-bedrm. brk, Colonial
vacant s-'H ow is s'T b.. i;g aSsoO l''
FLgIsnMAN's yILLA0EZcentraiiJ
lge. Kitchen. sep. din. rm, fin
ssss,i, I'm" nssplaes s.,.i w. b,mt.'
owner being Transferred. SEQ 800
73S.tA73. Aft. pm, wkdya.,
anytime week ends,
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MT. RAINIER

owNFR RETIRING 70 Flori-
story sunssiow Tor imms.
Ire. bedrms. rlna space for
9th hedrm., fun din. rm..
biz bsnt.. Klassed rear
porch, firepl. In spacious
Nv, rm.. det. earage and
well Handicapped level lot.
Vet no down payment, for
only $3.50 On. FHA. M.
every eonvenienee.
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GREENWOOD FOREST

UltTa i-year-old brick split
eyei superior built. fea-
with firepl., tiled bsmt'. din.
rm., Ice. KIT. With ultra
modern equip. aluminium
storm windows and doors,
blackboard heat home Quoted
for future alr condition
Ing. Huge earnort. sited on
Must Be Soidi Can 70 sect
The Perry Boswell Co.
oFEIcE OPEN ~ 'V'
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CUsToM-BUTLT HOME-Kit. din.
rm, liv. rm., 3 lac. bedrms., 2
baths, rough-in for q 3rd bath.
porch, dbl. earport, daylight bsmt.,
picture windows. 1904 BURGESS
I'd. District Heights, Nd. Look
them all over and compare. CHI.
e-s64e or cH. $500.
DISTRICT HTs.-owner transfer
ring. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
living rm.. dining rm., kitchen.
] "a baths, bsmt., rec. room, een-
trail air conditioning. Large trees
gear garage. Hot-water heat Ad-
ditional bldg, lot. Wonderful In
yestment; Select your terms.
DISTRICT HTS, open 1900. 1901
Foster Gt.-FHA, OF or eonven-
tlonai. Enjoy privacy, Attr, home
located on beautiful landseaped
lot surrounded By fruit and shade
trees. Spacious bedrm.. Nv. rm.
with firepi.. paneled din. rm.. en-
closed porch, breakfast pook.
Directions: out Gateway blvd,
left on Mason 81. TO open house.
Ewes, RE, B-7lH2
wi. CALVIN CRAWFORD co.
RI A-0lOO
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COLLEGE PARK

OOLLEOB 4 HINh
On double l2s ~ vide
have Just listed this adnT-
able 4.bedrm. Cape Cod. Has
Dc luxe w Including Dish
~, In large Nv. rm., sen.
din. rrn, lae. rec. rm, In
full bsmt,, Mus other lovely
features that must Be- seen,
Only $50, $50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHILLUM-Semidet. brick, 8 bed
rms, 2 baths, porch. fin. rec. rm.,
close to schools. AP. 7-2393.
CHILLUM, RAY PARK AREA-Im-
inca, 3-bedrm.,. la-bath brk. RAM
bier, on nice lot. Din. rm., rec.
rm., scr. porch, walk to shops. bus.
schools Ss so!,I nsi SasISlS u
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ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH
WE WELCOME TRADES
MONROE

so. 5-e1oO REALTORS
ALEX. IVA. HILLS - 3-bedrm, brk.
rambler. full bsmt. on cul-de-sAc,
$4,000. BY oWNER. 80. b-2a4l.
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BERKSHIRE


OPEN z till $50. 7t07 Kenoya g
kss spllt-lsvsl ,s gs is re- cor I'm AZ
ear., many, many extras inc,
alum. storm windows. inches q
best top soil. lawn plusaeq glth
.1oysia graa Cost over s2e, 600.
priesd 70 sell AZ s13.pB0. Turn
rieht on 7fth ave. Al Marlboro
PIE'' eeAMPBkt.T REALTY
BERWYN HEIGHTS
Convenient 10 HAsA and ali con-
vsnlsneea. Z bedrms,, full bani. .
w/fin. rec, ffn. and outside exit
onlY sft,7s0. OF can bug with no
- DYNAMIC
ArAfi nsrATE 47ts444
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ALEXANDRIA

Location boasts this sparkling
three-bedroom rambler In a choice
community. This spacious level
lot Is fully fenced, carport with
storage area and one Of the most
de luxe kitchens around. Even
the washer stays with this one,
AZ $4,000, It's really . good
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MONnOE
}, $1,000 REALTORS


REALTORS OPEN 0 TO 0
KI. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
S706 Mt. Vernon Ave. AlexandriG
ALEX. s.-5-bedrm., 2-bath brick
home. Pull bsmt. w/ree. rm.'
acre cor. lot In best area. newly
redeeor;, immed. oceup. OWNER.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS. waShinSton
bath. brk. spiit-isvei. only 3 yrs.
old Sep, din. rm,. large kit. with
breakfast area. daylight rec. rm.
Excel. neighborhood, near every
thing. Asking s24.O5O. Make offer.
John n WEB9TER. RE- 6-b400
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN Q TO 0
5000 Mt Vernon Ave, Alexandria
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CAMP SPRINGS
TEMPLE HILLS

Do you need all giant-sized rms.
for that desired spaciousness and
Inability Then it's a must that
you see this modern 3-bedrm.
brick rambler-one OF it's kind
custom-built with 2 huge baths.
The Etchen-a dream come true
Is 10 x25 y the jalousied family
room Is complete with firepl. and
brick flower boxes. The home is
6Ox4O incl. carport. The land
scaped lot Is 100x150. Clean radi-
ant heat makes 1t so easy to
keep. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

COLLEGE PARK "A nice clean
home Wind kit in big walk-out
bsmt. w/rec. rm., bedrm, and
bath. LIST fir. has ,lly. rm., Q bed
rms, bath and 2 enclosed porehes.
$500 worth new alum. awnings.
qualify.
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Sao.o50

NEW REPRODUCTION
Careful attention has been slysn
70 every detail In this fine air.
conditioned home. Entrance hail.
atepdown living room. dining
room, ultra modern kitchen. three
benfooms and two end one half
baths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

5 bedroom briei' Superior eonst.,
h;.y. heat. garage, full bsmt..
iO0xi62 lot with many beaut.
shrubs, flowers and fruit trees.
Priced right. Call for appt.
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BEACON HTe pEAUTY . h.dru,

BEACON HTS. BEAUTY. 8 bedrms. =,
brick and alum. siding rambler,
nice rec. rm. in walk-out bsmt.
Wall-to-wall carpet In Nv. rm..
family-sized din. rm. and hall.
Lots Of extras such as 30S attic
ian, chest-type freezer. auto.
free free house for 0s si q 5Sooin sna
should see Il ct once.
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SONNETT REALTY CO.
INSTRUMENTATION HREE-sies

On. mel s.ttisnsEt. SoS owner VIZ
finance. Vacant. ST. $4,000.
OLDE TOWN., 232 N st..
Asaph 81, Open 2-b. Newly re.
stored 3-bedrm, home. beautiful
$50. BRoDfE A COLBERT. INC,
~ 7-9t21. John CASSIDY, " y A.
1888, We are also doing 40s 3.
Royal st. 40l and fOJ Wilkes 81,
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s45.OOo
Outstanding Restoration
Jacob & Warwick

REALToHs AND ihsuRERs
$40 Prince ~ bfg.st00
ALEx. open 'til cold BY OWNER
iiI.p, Ss,'SSiSs.. ' c. cam w. s IA.
R.OiasuStua % ss,g rcas avs oF'
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49le HARVEST RID.

3-bedrm. brick rambler. ultra mod
kit. sep. liv. and din. rms. COM
Portable Florida rm. with firepl
and indoor barbecue grill, detached
gear garage, completely fenced
la-acre lot with patio and outdoor
barbecue grill. FLA approved OF
conventional.
DIR: Branch ave. turn right on
Manchester dr., right to Hender-
son I'd. h7-mile to Harvest I'd.
CURTIS BROS.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ABSOLUTELY A BUY-Sbeb On.
move in 3-bedrm. split foyer. liv,
rm., din. rm.. kit, family rm.,
~ baths, don't delay call today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-16

nv HIWTNAIUNN-WhIIf thfy Iaft
l3-cu ~ automatic deifost. o.
door NORGE, OF and RCA Whirl.
p0ol white, yellow, pink or tur-
gaolse l3.cul.it OF and RCA
yellow lO.cu II or and Morse
IN white Make an Offer on ono
on al ~ no reasonable offer Will
Ne refused
STANDARD TIRE n BATTERY co.
Free .Setylce-Free Delivery
10th and n sts. NE. III. 3.pOs2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-16

ADDING MACH. S86. Also late
model cleo, good cond. and new
10-key elec. with sub. OIL. 2-0313.
AIR COMPRESSOR, new or used,
gas or electric. / 75-h,p. 1854
23rd 81. NV, FE, 3-4300,
AIR CONDITIONER, 5-ton York,
excellent condition. best offer
AID, 4-4R49.
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vi fOP HOUSE, corner lhtn. 1873
Euclid " NV Embassy Row, clty't
center ~ bHrF Fyrsi tFaEtport
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WOMEN BETWEEN 81 AND as
HELP DOMESTIC

Nv Y2SE :, Nc g., Monty /! n; N We
N Y ave Mrs jay DI 7-43A,
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SITUATION MEN

ACCOUNTANT, office manager
knowledge Of all phases OF &C
counting and control Married
settled, y yft last Job Consider
position In suburban Nd that car
Ties full benefits WA 3-i22g.
COLLEGE STUDENT - Senior DE-.
Sires part-time work Diversified
background Ewes sBi-e427
COOK - Experienced, all-afound
American cooking, with references,
Cal 40 f-607n hD f.alb2.
MECHANIC, truck fleet exper, al
around RaraReman wants steady
work with fcspon, co Rel RE
5-B343.
MATURE Social Science major
married, 10 yff iu last pos
sYpef In teaching counselinr anc
pub rel des connection IN r.,
lated field, Must have $4,000 AFT
deductions "a b-pbi0
MIN AyAiLABLE. homework. ward
work, painting, rOurh carpentry
etc Call NE Ss453H
SALTS MANAGER - Direct expef
VIII increase Sales. keep cost low
Energetic able have top crew
1nteretttd7 niD.ib1O
fYPtgT - Good " figures full
time reit cal "gba4b49 BET 3.b,
and ~ 1850 pm.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ALI TAN RETURNS a BKKP gER.
VIRGINIA TAX CENTER
"a. ts8iGN so 5.tasf Cf s.soi7
FAST ffrufats. satisfactory typlng
Reasonably priced b2i.FgEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-16

PROMPT SERVICE, on home re-.
pairs and remodellng Al tyne
carpentry painting Free sst
term available Est 1870 BE-.
THESDA HOMF IMPROVEMENT
OLSON sgs.0i6g3' N''' MN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-16

FURN. = $4,000
worth OF Italian
Provincial deco
rator furniture,
complete for s.
room apartment,
just released as
floor am pie.
Consists Of ex-
quisite sofa and
matching chair,
Ital. Prov. fruit
wood tables,
lamps, gorgeous
bedroom suite
including quality
mattress and box
spring, and
handsome din
ing group in
GLIDING all glass
front china, oval
table, 8 uphol-
stored chairs
now priced at
1925. q = year
financing avail
able) MARLO'S
FURNITURE
WORLD, 9Ol 7th
ST. NV. (cor.
7th and Eye.
DI. 7-8lOO. Open
Q 10 Q. Free
parking.
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Chinnneys
Furnaces
NEW ROOFS

Roof repairs as low as $40. Gut
ters downspouts, painting. paper
Ing, Free est 772-5Og6 any time
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PAINTING, Interior. exterior, roof
carpentry, gutter work By white.
Call ANY time CHI S-A4O4
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FURNITURE costs less when vot
buy AZ MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, t4O0 n. ! ave, n 2
FURN. Prom model apts 3 rms
liv rms bedrm, dinette. 5000
Terms. - week Call MA, 5000.
fuRN.--3.pc bedroom gl.ln. Tv.
sofa, chairs out ~ warehouse
Selling complete for 500 MARIOg
Warehouse outlet, p0i Tth ~
NV, Dt T-si00. Open . to d.
Free parking
fuRN "a rms slightly used incl
blankets, linens towels NJ eauiB .
&c MA, s.2i3g, ewes, bet D and
u D M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-16

RIMODELING-Foundstion 10 roof
kltehsfn1s and soJee' rooms q
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WALLPAPER REMOVAL by the
only bonded and ms papcr re-.
noyal 20 IN y {, Nd or Va
DI $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-16

around garageman wants stead,
work with fcspon Co Ref RE
bsUTA1
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ROOMS FURN.-S.E..S.W.

GENTLEMEN bet. so and 90 yrs.
old, employed, refs, pvt. home,
conv. TO transp.. 2 rms. avail. Call
LU. 4-3062 after pm.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
Large, attractive room for man.
Call ewes. or week ends, Ii, 3-7263.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-16

ADDING MACHINES new cleo.
Remington Rand, 5000. Recond.
hand models, $50. Printing calcu-
lator, $500. Trade-ins accepted.
Rentals. Repairs, all makes. GEN.
TRIAL, 923 18th st. NV. Ma. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-16
CELLARS DUG

Under your house. Low mid-wlnter
prices incl walls. floor and rec.
I'm. Edrar Keefer. RA 6-42gs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
Mr.. Becker
Is Elected
President

Mr.. Ralph E. Becker, a
Washington attorney, is the
new president of the New
York State Society of WASH
ington. Election of officers
was conducted at the So
ciety's annual spring buffet
held recently at the Mason
Hotel.
Five vice presidents were
elected to a one-year term.
They are Mr.. E. Edwin Dol
lar, Mrs. Marie d. Owen, 1t.
Col. Corwin Grimes, Mr..
Robert Marietta and Mr..
Richard j. Lehner.
Mr.. Charles A. Goddess was
named treasurer and Miss Kay
Kaskill Wicker and Miss Mary
Kay Landergan were elected
to the posts of corresponding
and recording secretaries.
Selected as honorary chair
men were Secretary of State
Dean Rusk and Assistant
Secretary of State Averell
Hartman. H honorary vice
presidents are Senator Jacob
K. Javits, Senator Kenneth
B. Heating and Representa-
tives Hugh l.. Casey and
Samuel S. Stratton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
SERVICE NOTES
Annual Golf Tourney
CircIed With SociuIs

town contestants. This is
the second year that the I'M
usual tournament has been
held and is open to depend
ents Of Army, Navy, Air
Force, Marine Corps, and
Coast Guard active or re-
tired throughout the world.
Defending champion is 19-
year old Robbye King,
daughter of Navy Capt. Ed
ward r. King, Arlington, and
each golfer will be required
to furnish their own hope.
This ingredient attracts Mrs.
Paul H. STREET., wife of re-
tired Mai. Gen. STREET; Miss
Janneeh Keil, daughter of Air
Force Col. and Mrs. Philip
Keil; Miss Judith Calnon,
daughter of Col. Jack F. CAL
non just returned from Uru-
quay, and Mrs. Mark McDer-
mot, who represents the
Drake Golf Club of Japan.
The hats are to be a gift
Of the Andrews Officers
Wives Club, and are white
visored golf caps inscribed
with the title Of the tourna-
ment. BY E. M. D.
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Hospitality, hats and hope
is to be dispensed in equal
amounts to LA women golf
ers from IA States arriving
at Andrews Air Force Base,
to compete in the second an
nual Military Dependents In
vitational Golf Tournament,
Thursday and Friday.
Chief dispenser Of hospi-
tally is Mrs. Gerhard
j. Schriever, wife of Col.
Schriever and tournament
chairman, assisted by her
sister in-law Mrs. Bernard
A. Schriever (wife of sys-
TENS command chief. The
chairman will be hostess at
a luncheon on Friday at the
golf club followed by pres
entation of the silver tro-
phies.
Gen. Bernard Schriever is
to present the trophies and
Mrs. Fred Korth, Gen. and
Mrs. Clair Wood and Gen.
and Mrs. Gordon Blake are
expected for this event.
The Andrews Women's
Golf Association are opening
their homes to the out-of-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

Summer requires special beauty thinking. The
woman who looks wonderful from June to Sep
TENDER does so, not by accident, but through
inspired planning.
-. she chooses makeup shades from light,
cool poIette. keeping in mind the requirements
of q sunton
she is 0sOare of the discoveries in sunton
preparations and the core they offer her skim
E. her grooming is mefcHlORS, and she op-
prooches fragrance with Joy, learning new vows
in which it can add allure throughout the seq
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
The Beautiful Way
to Begin Summer
Fresh ideas from
Elizabeth Arden
presented by
Miss HiIdeeorde earns

AS Elizabeth Arde MS
special emissoN Miss
Corns welcomes the op-
Portunity for individual
consultation, has q hap
Py knock for solving
beauty problems with q
practical approach.
, 1963-05-28
Gregory Miller
Among MorgQn State
College Grddudtes

AN A.ZE 80 - g
Gregory Miller Of Christian
sted st. Croix, will be among
the 300 seniors to receive their
degrees from Morgan State
College this year.
Mr.. Miller entered Morgan
in 1859 and has been studying
towards a Bachelor of Science
in Administration, During his
four years at Morgan he has
been on the Deans Honor Roll
every year and is expected to
graduate with honors on June
3rd. Upon graduation he will
return home for the summer
and in the fall will enter Anne
rican University to begin
work towards a Masters De-
gree.
, 1963-05-28

se+ N &E
Before a capacity court At
otrney William Cox, repre-
senting the Original Demo-
cratic Party Of the Virgin Isl
ands, told District Judge Wal
ter Gordon that the Unity Par
ty members were guilty Of
"fraud and trickery'' in assum-
ing and using the name Of the
Democratic Party of ST. John.
The case grew out of crtain
actions on the part of several
former Unity members in ST.
John who, without authority
from the Democratic Club,
have been masquerading as
members of the Democratic
Club and advertising various
functions in its name. This
said Attorney Cox amounted
to fraud and trickery and tend
, 1963-05-28
Sgt. Oswuld Yemen
Tdkes Part in Army
Muneuvers

Germany-Army Sergeant
Oswald G. Yemen, whose wife,
Alice, lives in Charlotte Anna
lie, Virgin Islands, took part
in Exercise GRAND SLAM II.
May 2 through Z with other
members Of The 18th Artillery
III Germany.
Elements of the Canadian,
French and German armed
forces also participated in the
exercise which has designed
to test plans and procedures of
NATO forces assigned to- Cen
trail Europe. Il
Sergeant Yemen is assigned
to Battery B Of the artillery's
I'd Howitzer Battalion in Ger
many. He entered the Army
in June 1914 and arrived over
seas. on this tour Of duty III
May 1862.
The 37-year-old soldier is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Isiah E.
Yemen, Charlotte Amalie.
Yemen, Benders Estate, Char
lotte AmaIie.
, 1963-05-28
Democrat Senator'S
Defends Spunish
Speaking Citizens

It was learned today that
Senator Ron de Lugo, Demo-
cratic National Committeeman
for the Virgin Islands, was
joined recently by Senators
Augustin Doward and Fritz
Lawaetz in an endeavor to
have the Supervisor Of Elec-
tons make available enroll
ment blank printed in the
Spanish language to our citi-
zens of Puertorican descent.
In a letter to Mrs. Henrita
Todman, Supervisor Of Elec-
tons, de Lugo said in part,
Continued on Page ~
, 1963-05-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Henrietta Flack, 2
teacher in Pennsylvania for
thirty-eight years and two
in New York, visited her
sister, DR.. Flack, resident
physician at the Herbert Grigg
Home for the Aged at Kings
Hill, last week.
Miss Flack left on Sunday
to attend a reunion of Wilson
College in Pennsylvania and
plans go to Hawaii IN Septem-
Der.
, 1963-05-28
A1 ~
Give DQnI1ekO h0QQS
housekeeping Comm.
Of College Of v. I.


Members of the newly form
ed 1andscaping committee Of
the College of the Virgin ISL
ands met for the second time
last Friday to lay plans for the
Colleges 125 acre Campus.
Rounding off the Commit
tees organizationa1 phase, A.
M-ahlon-Lindqvist was appoin-
ted Vice Chairman, Mrs. Kate
Sheptner, secretary & Alfred
Lockhart, Treasurer. The APP
pointment Of Give Banfield
head the group was announced
earlier by DR.. Lawrence Wan
lass, President Of the College.
While waiting the submis-
sion of a Master Landscaping
Plan, the group decided to set
up a nursery on the campus,
where gifts of all types OF
young trees and plants will be
accepted from the community.
500
In this connection, the College
will be happy to receive plants
between the hours of 1000 am.
and 200 pm. daily at the nur-
Continued on page A
Eleunor Bough Honor
Gruduute 81 Cdtholic
University, P. R.
Eleanor Bough, daughter Of
Kaj Bough and niece Of Attor-
ney James a. Bough, gradual
ed cum Iaude with a Bachelor
Of Arts Degree from Catholic
University Of Puerto Rico on
Friday, May "a at Open Air
Ceremonies in Ponce. Her
father, brother Ronald Bough
and her uncle attended the
ceremonies.
Miss Bough was presented
with a gold medal by Sigma
Tau Delta, the English Honors
Society, of which she is a
member, as she majored in En-
glish. She plans to be a teach
ers
Other Virgin Islands stu
dents who graduated that same
day were Vida Sabine, Ba-
chelor of Science in Nursing ;
Claude Molloy, Clifford Chris
Continued on page y
, 1963-05-28
Unity In Legal Battle Over Party

The first part Of what could very well prove to be a long
legal battle over the controversial Election Code had its first
setting yesterday in the District Court of the Virgin Islands
in ST. Thomas.
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to confuse the people OF st.
John regarding who were the
representatives of the Demo-
cratic Party.
Attorney John Maduro rep
resenting the defendants NOV
ed for a dismissal Of the charg-
es claiming that under the
new election code as of now
the Democratic Party does
not exist. At the same time,
Maduro claimed that they
the former Unity members
were the members Of the
Democratic Party.
After hearing several wit
nesses including Democratic
National Committeeman Ron
deLugo and Democratic Sena-
tor The0vald Moorhead, Judge
Gordon recessed the hearing
until 1000 AM. Wednesday.
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Son Arrives; Funerdl
Of Mrs. Pelton Set
For Thursday

Knud Heyn, only son Of Mrs.
Edith Pelton who passed away
suddenly on Sunday morning,
arrived from New York today.
The body Of Mrs. Pelton will
lie in state in her home on
Strand Street in Christiansted
on Thursday from 2:3O until
$50 when the procession will
leave for the ST. Johns Angli-
can Church where the service
will begin at 4:30.
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School Lunch Prog.
Not Obligated to
Powdered Milk

Senior Francisco Rivera, a
specialist with the United
States Department Of Agricul-
ture stationed in Puerto Rico,
today told Senator Coward
that contrary to popular belief,
the Federal regulations govern
ing the operation of the school
lunch program does not re-
quire the use of powdered milk
Continued on page A.
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Other Virgin Islands stu
dents who graduated that same
day were Vida Sabine, Ba-
chelor of Science in Nursing ;
Claude Molloy, Clifford Chris
Continued on page ~
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Gross Demands Information

A demand for more informa-
ton about the German wom-
ans Washington life was
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was made by Mrs. Rometsch.
The statement said the mystery
woman denied maintaining "in-
timacies or even tender rela-
tons to other men,"
The paper said Mrs. RometSch
reported that about four weeks
before returning to Germany
last August 81 she was ques-
toned in Washington by repre-
Sentatives of the FBI. She was
reported as saying she told the
FBI that she had nothing to do
with other men.
The paper said the woman
Speculated she had come under
suspicion in Washington be-
cause of a friendship with a
female secretary and the wom-
ans boss in Washington.
The secretary and the man
were not named in the report.