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STANLEY, FISHER q
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ISIS n Street, Northwest

Agla - 9AANAea WAA8AG4N
washington s, d. c.
TRIcT co6RiT' for for he District 10 q
Columbia. in re: Estate Of MAR.
GARET DELANO GAGE (alsc
known Is MARGARET L UIS E
NASSAR GAGE, ROAR ]
VIVIAN ST. JOHN GAGE and
MARGARET VIVIAN DE LANNOY
GAGEl, Deceased. -Administrati0n
CATION. -Application having beer
made for authority 70 sell certain
real estate belonging to the above
named Margaret Delano Gage, de-
ceased as described In the petition
Of The Riggs National Bank Of
Washington d. C., administrator
for the purpose Of paying the debts
and claims against the decedent's
estate, i z By the Court this z3rd
Gay s.ls 1etSHS S.. 2 Sa ohp = bsp
ton Crescent, Bernardsyille. New
DAYTON Creseent, Bernardsville,
cisi administrator q he estate q
Harold Calvin Gagei Ruth =. Dol.
lift, S346 Vineyard Crest, Bellevue,
Washingto NJ L1cius r. Doiliff.
1905 NE 2lst Street, Bellevue,
Washington, executor Of the estate
Of Ruth z. Dolliff; and the un-
known heirs ct law and next Of kin
of NJ argaret Delano Gage, de-
ceased each cause their appear
ance 70 be entered herein on or be-
fore the fortith day, exclusive Of
Sundays and legal holidays, occur
ring after the day Of the first pub
location Of this order; Otherwise,
this cause win be proceeded with
as In the case Of default; provided
that q copy Of this order be pub
hshed In three successive issues Of
the Washington Law Reporter and
IN The Evening Star" once In
each Of three successive weeks be.
fore said return day. -(SO JOSEPH
G. McGARRAGHYs Judge. ISealO
A True Copy. Attest: PETER ],
MCLAUGHLIN, Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of TIE Probate Court.
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THE ST. CROIX AVIS
, 1963-10-03
IN DISTRICT COURT OF HI VIRGIN
DIVISION OF ST. CROK
ACTION FOR CONDEMNATION

V CIVIL NO. b7 81 1903 rs =
GOVERNMENT or THE VIRGIN ISLANDS. Plaintiff vs..
1925 Acres Of land, consisting of Parcels No. 9B Water Gut Street.
18B Strand Street, Z West Lane, 2 Smith Street, 1BFFMarket Street
i Smith Street, 2B Water Gut Street, ga Water Gut Street 4AB
lIIke,s Lane. "a west Lane, Christiansted, ST. Croix, Virgin Islands
Alfred Augustus Williams, Rheneta +. Williams, Nara oWgs 1onn
Patterson. Maria Canton, Esther Percy, Harry Nugent, Ewald Nugent
George Nugent, Mariel Nugent, Anna Nugent Johnson, Elodla Nugent'
Edna Francis, James Alexander Smith, Evelyn Harvey, unknown
owners and all others claiming an interest herein
Defendants.
, 1963-10-03

Dated: September IL. 1868
Office of the Attorney General
Government House,
1hristiansted, St. Croix. Virgin Islanc
, 1963-10-03
NOTICE

TO. All, ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND UNKNOWN
OWNERS: You are hereby notified that a complaint has heretofore
oeen filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court Of the virgin
Stands for the Division of st Croix, in the United States Court House
in Christiansted, 81. Croix, Virgin Islands, for the taking Of an estate
IN fee simple for use as the site of an urban renewal project OF the
following described properties in which you have or claim n interest:
II $685. Acres Of Land, Consisting of Parcels No. 9B Water
Gut Street, 18B Strand Street, Z West Lane, 2 Smith
Street, 1BFF Market Street, 1 Smith Street, 2B Water
Gut Street, 3A Water Gut Street, 4AB UKes Lane, IA
West Lane, Christiansted. ST. Croix. Virgin Islands.
The authority for the taking is Resolution No. IA Fifth Legsla-
ure Of the Virgin Islands 1868, Regular Session, also Sections Al
and Alb of Title % Virgin Islands Code, and Sections l5la I'D Of Title
20 Virgin Islands Code.
You are further notified that if you desire to present any objec-
Ition or defense to the taking of your property you are required to
3serve your answer on the plaintiffs attorney at the address herein
designated within twenty days after October 81, 1855.
Your answer shall identity the property in which you claim to
have an interest, state the nature and extent of the interest you
claim, and state all Of your objections and defenses to the taking OF
1yom property. All defenses and objections not SO presented are,
waived. And In case of your failure so to answer the. complaint, Judg-
ment of condemnation of that part of the above-described property
lin which you have or claim an interest will be rendered.
But without answering, you may serve on the plaintiffs attorney
la notice Of appearance designating the property in which you claim
Ito be interested. Thereafter you will receive notice of all proceed
lngs affecting it. AT the trial Of the issue of just compensation,
whether r not you have previously appeared or answered, you may
present evidence as to the amount of the compensation to be paid
for your property, and you may share in the distribution of the
award. -
CLARICE A. BRYAN
Assistant Attorney General
Dated September IL. 1868
Office of the Attorney General
Government House,
Chrisdansted, st. Crox, Virgin Islands
IS. IS. !. 9
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Evening star., 1963-05-25
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

The Capitol Ballet Company
put its best feet forward last
night in a program that clearly
delighted a near capacity
audience in Cardozo High
School auditorium. Less than
q year and a half old, this
troupe is good already and
promises to be better.
1t has some talented dancers
who obviously are imbued with
zest for their art. 1t aims for
freshness and vigor by build
ing a repertory of ballets de-
signed especially for it. Six of
the seven works performed last
night were choreographed by
Doris Jones and costumed by
Claire Haywood, from VIII o e
es-Haywood School of Bal
let the company emerged.
Even one of the two i'm
ported guest stars who pro-
vided highlights for last nights
program emerged from tn e
same school. and it can be
proud of him. Sylvester Camp
bell. now with the Royal Meth
erlands Ballet, is a genuinely
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Maine
Society
Meets

More than 500 members
and guests attended the an
nual lobster dinner of the
Maine State Society of Wash
ington held last night in the
Interior Department Cafe
terra.
The menu, featuring Maine
products, included apple
juice. clam chowder, potato
chips and blueberry pie. as
well as generous servings of
boiled fresh Maine Holsters
two per person.
Five-pound bags of Maine
potatoes were among the
favors provided for the guests
by Maine firms.
A special feature Of the
evening was a symbolic pres
entation of a Timber lodge"
cabin to Pineland Hospital
and Training Center at Pow
nal, Me. for the use of re-
tarded and emotionally dis
turbed children at the
planned George Freedman
Memorial Camp.
Federal Maritime Commits
sioner James v. Day, who is
president of the society. pre-
sented a photograph of the
cabin to Mr., Louis F. Moore,
public education officer for
the hospital.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Bethany
Planned

The fourth session Of the
Bethany Conference series
for single women at the VII
la Cortona Apostolic Center
in Bethesda will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow and again
on Sunday, June 2, also at 3
pm.
THE Single Woman In
Worship" will be the topic
under discussion.
Tomorrow's speaker will
be the Rev Stephen j. Hart
deeen. oFM.. professor OF
sacred scripture at Holy
Name College and OF Bibli-
cal Greek at the Catholic
University Of America Dis
cussion leader for the ses-
sion will be Miss Mary Hat
field, a registered nurse en-
ployed with the Navy Relief
Society.
Mr.. John b. Mannion,
lecturer and executive secre-
tary OF the Lituraical Confer
ence, will present the same
topic on June Q He is a for
mer staff member Of the Ma
tional Council OF Catholic
Men,
Moderator for the session
~ be Miss Vivian Stephen
sCN, executive secretary OF
the Family Life Bureau, Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Con-
ference.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Note on A-Tests
Reported Planned
By u. S., Britain

President Kennedy and Brit
.ish Prime Minister Macmillan
are expected to continue their
correspondence with Soviet
Premier Khrushchev on the
nuclear test ban, officials of
the United States and Great
Britain reported today.
Exchanges between London
and Washington on this sub
ject, however, have not reached
the working level, if there have
been any exchanges at all.
Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Mac
milan are reported in agree
ment that a joint letter should
be sent answering Mr.. Khrush-
chev's early May communica-
ton rebuffing a previous
Anglo-American suggestion to
bypass the problem of setting
a ceiling on the number of on
site inspections to be held each
year while other issues in the
on site inspection field are
tackled.
President Kennedy told
newsmen last Wednesday: I'VE
are going to continue to
push very hard in May and
June and July in every forum
to see if we can get an agree
ment."
The United States does not
plan to reduce its requirement
for seven on-site inspections
per year in the Soviet Union
"at this time," the President
said.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
DIPLOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Opera Benefit
Filled With Fun

breather from the lively
dancing which was continue
ous until after 2 a m, Boston's
Harry Marshard provided q
steady flow Of everything
from waltz to twist, and
egged on by the chill evening,
no one seemed to tire of 1t.
Two tents off to one side
inclosed a huge buffet and
tables, with a third smaller
one set up on the other side
Of the spacious Embassy
lawn. Candles in small
glasses, pyramided in CENTER
pieces, cast a dreamy, flicker
ing glow across the tables.
Achieved Magic
Responsible for the magic
was a committee headed by
Mrs. James Pomeroy Hend~
rick. Mrs. Polk Guest and
Mrs. Burke Wilkinson were
co-chairmen.
Guests included several
Ambassadors and their wives.
including the Ambassadors
of Tunisia, the Netherlands,
Belgium, Greece and Austria.
Chilean Ambassador and
Mrs. Gutierrez stayed only
briefly, as they had to return
to their guests. Chile's Un-
dersecretary Of Foreign Rela-
tions Pedro Daza and Min
lister of Land Julio Philippi.
The two are en- route to
Europe.
Former Attorney General
and Mrs. Brownell; the Cyrus
Chings; Lady Ormsby Gore,
wife of the British Ambassa-
dor; presidential aides, Capt.
Tazewell Shepard, jr., and
Mrs. Shepard. and Brig. Gen.
Godfrey McHugh: the Ker-
NIT Roosevelts and Donald
Dawsons were glimpsed.
From the House were Rep
resentative and Mrs. Peter
Frelinghuysen, and three
who thought they would di-
vide up the party into three
campaign areas-Represent-
atives James Roosevelt,
James Fulton and Robert
Barry.
Others there were the John
Logans. who had given q din
ner party beforehand; Mrs.
Sutton Topping, the Oscar
CoxeS, Deputy Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury and
Mrs. John Bullitt. the VIII
liam Saltonstalls, Eric john
stons. Arthur Gardners, jr.,
Turner Baileys. Britton
Brownies, Dale Millers, Sam
uel Lanahans, and scores
more.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Bushworkers Get
Fines in KILLINGS

TIMMINs, Ontario. May 25
(AP.-Magistrate w. S. Gard
ner yesterday sentenced 1873
bushworkers to fines of 5000 or
three months in jail after con-
victing them of unlawful as
sembly in a clash between
striking bushworkers and in
dependent loggers in which
three strikers were shot to
death last February. Charges
against 38 other members of
Local 1895 of the Lumber and
sawmill Workers Union were
dismissed.
Charges against the union
bushworkers were filed follow
ing the early morning clash
February IL at an independent
lumber stockpile at Reesor
Siding, 80 miles west Of Ka-
puskasing and 95 miles north
west Of Timmins. The inde-
pendent workers. or
settlers, were stockpiling logs
at the siding during a strike
by the lumber and sawmlll
workers local against Spruce
Falls Power e. Paper Co. at
Kapuskasing.
OF 242 union members
charged following the incident,
l79 still face charges OF riot
ing, but Crown Counsel s. A.
Calbick has indicated the riot
ing charges will be dropped
following disposition Of the un-
lawful assembly charges.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

Marsh has a minute role in
his "Donovan's Reef. Troy
DOnahue and SuEie Pleshette
supposedly called the whole
thing off, but they have been
seen holding hands and acting
lovey dovey, at least three
times this past week. And
talking of life in Hollywood,
here's a quote from Sir Cedric
Rardwicke Its a ghost town
and the producers are idiots ~
Well, now we know.
Guess why Dennis Weaver
decided to return to Gun
smoke" next season. Because
they will pay him an even
100000 for 10 shows, that's
why. And he will be all finished
by october "a, which gives
Limpy time to make another
TV pilot for the 1964-65 sea-
son.
Advance reports of Billy Will
der's Trina la Douce" with
Shirley MacLaine- and Jack
Lennon, hail 1t as one Of the
funniest films ever made and
one of the dirtiest. OF course
it will be released with a For
Adults Only" label.
Jane Fonda goes to Paris in
September to make Love
Cage" and 1t will be interest
ing to see whether Andreas
VOutsinas goes with her. It's
my hunch that he won't. But
cheer up Andreas, my crystal
ball is sometimes cloudy.
\ 4 y
Rita HaywOrth was a sight
for smoky eyes, with no make
up, tight black turtle neck
sweater and tight skirt. The
scene Marusia's Peppermint
West. The action, a shaking
twist with Bohemian-type ar
tist Sascha BrastOff, also in a
turtle neck-and other gar
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Ball
Is Held

Hearts and Flowers" was
the theme OF the third an
nual Heart Ball last evening
sponsored by the Women's
Board OF the Heart Associa-
ton Of Northern Virginia.
The party took place from
$3.50 pm, to 1890 am. In the
Persian Room OF the Marriott.
Twin Bridges. Carr Van Sick
Ter and his orchestra played
for the dancing.
Mrs. Leone Buekholz was
chairman OF the event. Pro-
ceeds will benefit the Com
munity Service Program OF
the Heart Association OF
Northern Virginia.
The program includes a
convalescent care program,
education for the public, in
cluding students attending
schools In Alexandria, Arling-
ton, Fairfax, Falls Church
and Prince william County.
and the rheumatic fever pro-
gram.
Among the patrons for the
benefit were Senator and Mrs.
Harry F. Byrd, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Joel T. Broy-
hill and the Mayor Of Alex
andria and Mrs. Frank E.
Mann.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Bright Capitol Ballet
Delights Big Audience

fine young dancer. Slim and
1.-THE, he has a good classical
line and seems never to make
an inept move. His apparently
effortless elevation and grand
ietes are the impressive sort
that inspire sudden bursts OF
applause.
The other guest star was
Dianne Richards, a pretty and
talented young dancer on loan
for the evening from the Amer
ican Ballet Theater. She was a
pure delight in a romantic pas
de deux with Mr.. Campbell. He
displayed in this another nec-
essary aspect of a m ale
dancers technique, the knack
for showing off a ballerina's
style without seeming to be
there at the time. He returned
later to further demonstrate
his own dancing flair as the
principal figure in a balle
called Pas de Sept"
The most impressive num-
ber on the program choreo-
graphically was The Ebony
Concerto" set to music by
Igor Stravinsky when he was
in a Shostakovich mood. Miss
Jones. who once studied with
Martha Graham, has made ef-
fective use here of the modern
idiom. She has blended it with
more elemental ingredients
that communicate instantly,
such as hip-swinging.
Ebony Concerto" was per-
formed with zest and sufficient
skill by the entire cast. So was
Miss Jones' Stephen Foster
Suite" with an ebullient
"Camptown Races" and "Oh
Susannah" bracketing a ro-
mantle JEANNE With tn e
Light Brown Hair" interlude.
This latter was done deftly by
an attractive dancer named
Donna Lowe, with an assist
from Nokomis jefferson. The
same two were effective again
in Bach for Six" another
demonstration of Miss Jones'
choreographic imagination.
The Capitol Ballet also
boasts a junior company
which was applauded enthusi-
astically in two numbers -
Three Queens and a Joker
and italian Symphony" to
Mendelssohn's work of the
same name.
The whole program was a
refreshing and entertaining
one by a young ballet COM
pany that promises to grow in
terestingly.