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well-dressed young lady
standing. Getting up I tipped
my hat and smiled and said
You may have my seat II
you care to-" The lady politely
told me that she didn't ask
me for it.
I recall another incident
while riding the bus. / noticed
a lady standing with q young
child about two or three years
old. / arose and told her that
she could have my seat. With
out saying a word she placed
the child on the seat and con-.
tinued to stand.
I also recall on one occa-
sion I was waiting for the
bus. Upton its arrival I
stepped back to let q woman
on and when ! did she pulled
her male companion on with
her. and there wasn't enough
room for me to board the
bus. When they had gotten
on the bus the two Of them
turned around and looked at
me and laughed. I had to
wait for another bus.
After this last rude cpl
sode I reached the attitude Of
letting everyone look out for
themselves. OF course, I still
make exceptions for elderly
people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
Banana Chiffon Pie

TO Mrs. D. M. H., Washington
From Miss M. L., Washington
Here is the recipe you are
looking for:. Mix until
blended one and a half cups
graham-cracker crumbs with
one quarter cup sugar and
one half cup melted butter
or margarine. Reserve one
half cup for garnish for the
finished pie. Press remain
ing mixture firmly against
sides and bottom Of 8 inch
pie plate. Bake 8 minutes at
375 degrees or chill until
ready for use.
Soften one envelope unfla-
vored gelatin In one quarter
cup cold water. Combine two
egg yolks, one quarter cup
sugar and one quarter tea
spoon salt in saucepan;
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packed WIN
those nut
fl v ore d
S lice s of
s mithfield
h q m q t
M A r X E T
INN? Well,
let's not 60
biological.
But we can
S state Mr..
WH.~aiago that
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German Helmets

MT. d. s., BetheSdd
I am q boy 81a years old.
My 6-year-old brother and !
are trying to find German
helmets. My mother told me
to write to RICH In case q
reader might have one they
no longer want - or know
where we might find them.
Thank you.
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tender meat with rare wine,
celery tops, bouquet Odrni. wild
thyme, chopped parsley, rose
mary, bay leaf, dash Of garlic.
whole, fresh mushrooms quietly
simmered for an hour. Then
graciously served with toasted
bread triangles, curled parsley
In the special elegance Of fresh
flowers, crystal, damask that
only PIERRE can fashion. Easy
prir fire luncheons, dinners,
cocktails tai e:i5 PM. And
charming dining In Pierrette
downstairs. Free dinner parking
At Conn. a. Cue SITS. NV. 4
Nciosed Sundays, 4
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just so. And served garnished
with a ChatedubriGnd sauce. So
much nicer to be famed for this
beefy excellence than for sad
wordage. They say, too, he was
imprisoned. Let US be impas-
stoned over the fresh aspara-
gus with Hollandaise, the
tomatoes promenade, the T1er-
ingueS Gu creme de Denthe in
the scenic, country-club set
ting. Easy tariff luncheons but
better reserve weekends, Key
stone 1881. Cocktails, dinners
1912 PM. Junction Rts. 20 and
80 in Towering Howard Coun-
ty. tx.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as q pubIie-seNiee exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor eonnOt accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
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we've turned our back on the
prime ribs Of beef. or the sizzling
New York sirloins. But in
candles glow with sophistica-
ton Of muted piano we find
there's nothing quite so soulful
as this fish delicacy. lovingly
broiled, bathed In lemon. butter
sauce In happy contrast 70 the
crunchy, golden almonds before
the delight Of rainbow pdrfdit.
pungent Irish coffee. Enchant-
Ing cocktails, luncheons. dinners,
doorside free parking at l07 D
81. N.E.t
4 Mnuaava N tnaa
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come country-style. Then nib
blings due on the juicy breast,
the meaty drumsticks. And in
the nibbles interim you're cap
ping the hot. corn mullins with
creamy curd, apple butter from
the Lazy Susan. And snowy
peaks Of country ice cream out
rageously beckon. Maryland
ham or sirloins are a tasty
switch II you're not chicken
hearted, also the fried shrimp.
No spirits. Dinners only 10,
Sundays 1877 at Urbana, 7 mi.
s. Of Frederick. Rte. 355.tt
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BIeuched Rugs

Mrs. J. E. T., ATItngton
I have read recently Of q
stripping process for oriental
rugs. The bleaching process
lightens the rugs to a pale
pink-beige color.
Please, can anyone direct
me to the process described?
Are there available books on
the subject? Does one strip
with q bleach, as on hair?
Has anyone has experience
with this?
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slowly add one half cup warm
water.
Cook over low heat. stirring
constantly, until thick enough
to coat metal spoon e to
10 minutes).
Remove from heat; stir in
gelatin until completely dis
solved. Blend in one tea
spoon lemon Juice. Chill until
slightly thickened. Fold in.
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one cup Of mashed, ripe
bananas.
Beat two egg whites until
soft moist peaks form; then
gradually add sugar, beating
until stiff. Fold in banana
mixture. Turn into crumb
crust. Top with reserved
crumbs and chill until firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

q I Is a I
RIDGE INN.
And every
time magical
Leona makes
her special
blue chez se
dressing she
often intones,
good, good,
good" and
1t is in just |
D wink, Well, |
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MARKET
INN

has been trained to fork up
the back fin so gently, deity
that not one humps partitioned
or flaked else he loses his job.
Can we state we're dining like
gods in the antique Haley Room
or by the 1870 barr We can. For
this is nectareous after the bowl
Of crab gumbo SO Creole you're
in spirit in New Orleans. Lunch
cons, dinners, terrace dining.
Superb cocktails. Free valet
parking at End and E SITS. S.W.
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shire cream.
But somehow
those straw
berry tartlets
at PA IS
(the artful
doing Of his
ne W pastry
chef are the
berries. Quite
luscious. And
the county
folly err
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

M " " y LIE
on CAPITOL
Hill. And ever
so often we're
soulful at this
historic spot
with the ia
nous floor to
ceiling MUIR
ais picturing
w hington
as II once
was. Not that
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OAAAy bAAC w
lectable, tenderly fried chicken
prettied with crisp bacon strips,
watercress, but cream, chicken
gravy circling the huge, old
fashioned, corn fritter and de-
liciously CORNER than most. And
betimes latter exquisite man
hattans) come stoney crooks
of unsalted. whipped butter to
ply the hot bread basket. But
good Very suave service (the
kind Executive House has been
doleing out in Yucatan, Puerto
Rico) and purse-easy. Dreamy
parking free. Just drive in.
Scott Circle 81 Rhode Island
Ave. N. w. till 10 PM.
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price = wise
you're sure
these hens
blac kballed
the union.
Ever hear Of
70 m eIette
DosCte nne?
Why listen
you can
SAVIOR the de-
light Of fluffy
omelet with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

&C o u n I r ~
where pre-
civil War
bounty Of
fried chicken
has the inns
ons de-
lighted. No
wonder when
the heaped-
up platte
Of this golden
criSpines IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

Ana Jne re-
quest7 Why
Chef Enhe's
cog au vin, OF
course. Not
Just chicken
paired with a
sa u ce q &
an after
thought, but
n wondrous
mediey of
nas,ora ~ flAa
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son. Or even le tripe a mode
de CGen (tripe so good you're
transporte with its savoriness)
and the LAP Re0ardez Ia tete de
vedu (calf's head meat seasoned
vtnGigretteJ, Ie Quiche Lorraine
(the best cheese, ham pie this
side Of Alsace), Ia coquille de
sGumoR Ia love of a fish in q
ramekin shell cheese-toppe0
And so tariff-easy till $3.50 PM.
at S18 Conn. Ave. N.W.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

W " a 81 Az o
writ in beef
at XII G. s
CO N T RIV-
ANCE where
this succu-
lent, C e inter-
cut Of beef
fIet (the au-
thor's chef
created this
in his honor
Is 0ri1Iad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12
AMon's Story About Women on the Bus
To Mrs. A. c. p. Washington
From Mrs. J. A. L., Washington

In answer to your question which appeared
some time ago on why women should have to stand
on the bus-let'S say the ladies in some instances
bring it on themselves would like to relate few
unpleasant incidents that happened to me.
was on the 18th street bus when noticed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

VI 2 4 bAAoAA~AJ
Gallo inside,
and la meme
chose outside
by the tubs
Of greenery
while Conn.
Ave. strolls
by. And this
Ie? Eli, bieH,
there's delici-
Gus lie poulet
~ofi mn ~0e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

that wagon
train in the
serene Proto-
col Room of
EXECUTIVE
H o U Sc. 1t
wheels table,
side with
C h 1 c k e n
luncheo n
treasure. Not
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

LIE GOURMET laid an egg.
Full of meat, and so democratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

Will tell you now what
never yet was heard in tale or
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chopped ham and 0ruyere
cheese? Or Of shirred eggs
chdsSeur? We're for q shirred
egg combine If it can be as
heavenly as these, buttered
down with angelic chicken
hvers, fresh mushrooms In the
dramatic decor Of Sutton House.
Want to join? So easy for cock
tails from 3 PM. on till the
egg grandeur, after the chilled
Uichyssoise. Then apace to the
fresh peach Melba, the cafe
tiltre till $50 PM. at 101e 18th
st. NV. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

We've had those English
Strawberries with thick Devon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

cease to wonder over this baked
filet of rock, stuffed lavishly
with the sweet chunks Of back
fin crab meat. And yes, a-drip
with country butter, white wine.
What with the hot biscuits, the
Roquefort dressing on the green
cry and the South River vista
from the wide picture windows
you don't need this supreme
cocktail to create peace of mind
and body. But it helps. 1912
PM. at Riva, Rte. so, 5h mi. s.
of Annapolis, daily.
lie, lie, le, Ia, la, lGi That's
10y at CHEZ FRANCOIS, SC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

f. Lump crab, who made these
50 round. so sweet, 50 firmly
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lady, this is just one Of the
culinary dreams coming table
toward like the inviting crab
imperial, so tempting with its
back fin, the hot breads, the
Oh arleston pecan pie, Chef
Frdnctsco's super opus, while
you gaze over the glistening
expanse Of Chesapeake. Sea-
worthy cocktails. Eastern buff
fet Wednesdays. Luncheons,
dinners till 10 PM. Easy tariff.
Rte. so TO first Annapolis exit,
right at Rte. 2, left at Rte. 665
to Bay Bridge. Good swimming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

. There's always an all-re-
quest program on at PIERRE'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

SO very soulful this tilet
Of sole dmdndine at THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

Lady, be goodI" says Miss
Leone In the shippers kitchen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

=. PETER PAN (not a never
lever-land but an always-always
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-12

hat Thy name is writ in stone,
J or Chdteaubriand. wrong, pet,
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JuuuS GARFNCEH & Co.

Main Store ana Spring Valley hours:
ESQ am. 70 5:45 pm.
Z Corners open today until 6 pm.
tomorrow until $50 pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
3&9pGn
2 TIL 8
Manor Country Club

hsYE AEE iSTHs orHERs EEsGHPoRH0oB aRG N 4 N s 3
AFTER. Drive out today and in
spect this excellent property. 4
lge. bedrms., ga gorgeous baths,
beaut Kitchen, finished rec. rm.,
2 wood burning firepls.. and panel.
den, plus 2-car garage. All this
and full membership in club TO
approved purchaser. Upper 3Os.
DIR: 0eorgia ave. extended Ia
Manor Club entrance and follow
arrows TO homes.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
CHEVY CHASE
8l00 Larry Place

PRIDE OF ROCK CREEK
FOREST ~ Beautiful corner
lot immAe. brick Cape Cod.
spacious liy. rm. with firspl ,
formal ON, rm,, screened
porch , bedrmt. plus pansled
den Or 9TH bedrm,, gh baths
and ist.floor powder rm,, rec.
nm with ilfepli attached "a.
race Only sa2 300. Can
piH.730O.
DIRECTIONS. Out Conn. ave,
fiiht on EAat.West hwy, right
on Larry pl,. also out 18th n.
left on Fast.West hwy, left
on Larry pl. 10 PEcKs OPEN
Evening star., 1963-05-05
sTONE a MARCELLINO
1896 18th st. NV.

OIL. 4.3iB2 OF. 4.ibIb
Evening star., 1963-05-05
BETHEsDA.CHEvY CHASE

There is one house in this group
Of houses that will Riye your fam.
lily many years OF happy living
and a definite prestige that YOU
will find so satisfying This sub
division borders the National In.
stitutes Of Health and overlook
the beautiful grounds OF the Nayal
HOSPITAL and the Stone Ridge
School for Girls. There are spa.
cious rooms and beautiful baths
and complete kitehens with all
the latest gadgets. oood-sized lots
where YOU can work or oversee
your garden and meet your neigh
bors. II will make you feel good
knowing you have provided your
family with home they will
always love, enjoy and feel proud
Of They are real bargains too Al
these low prices. Let VA show you
TO REACH; North on Wisconsin
ave, 10 Cedar lane, left block
10 model house, bOi3 Cedar lane.
n. TfFFEY A. Son 49,
Ia. a-4i1t HA. 2-4O77
Evening star., 1963-05-05
ATTRAcTIyE HOME

, bedrms. 2 baths. dining room
study, garage, corner lot, low
n,y g., vSs r. n'ysGt eG',,yRll. R:', "a rrST 1SqT
90 SSutS tSraPERsIs RsIs. afPsosNUERo ocfIfA fRIfAt!ffSYF t!fSF
co. ST. s-3440, WA. 7.7sb0.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
TREESl TREESI

llOa MEURILEE LA.
Traditional ,all-brk, Colonial with
excel bedrms, sep. din, rm.. full
bsmt' With ree. rrn.. clean and
neat, $4,000, DIR; Forest Glen
road 10 Tenbrook, tnear Sligo
PARK and Boys Club Left To
Meurlleo Ia. IlEhL 70 hnmh.
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CHEVY CHASE

.I5b lEltfthCE DR.,
overlooking park, magnificent lEe
ramb, home, 3 twin-hize bedrms
2 full baths, immense ground leve
rec. rm, with half bath. Reduced
for quick sale, S30,abO. DIR
North on Meadowbrook Ia. at Rocl
Greek Park OFF East-West hwy.
lett on Freyman rd, right OF
Evening star., 1963-05-05

oLNEY AREA-Attractiv mainte-
nance free brick and aluminium
siding rambler on nice Ia-acre
lot. Liv. rm. with firepl.. dining
area, modern kitchen. 3 bedrms.,
baths. full daylight bsmt. SCI, :
Evening star., 1963-05-05
RETIRED COITPLE

tOb Y, FRANKLIN ST.
A real garden spot, lovely land
teaped lot, one-Owner home. riEhi
on busline, sep din. fm,, lovely
scr. pch, OFF liy. rmt, center hall
plan. lge bedrms upstairs.
h..w,h, SlsnbO, DIR Rlght Of
GA. ave on Franklin ave. 70 home
Evening star., 1963-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
tcoNrlNUEp)

AMAZING WHEATON RAMBLER,
All brick, plaster walls, Q firepls.
spotless kit, 3 bedrms.. fully fin
ished bsmt,, screened porch, patio
FHA $4,000. Call JU. b-1f6l
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l24C
Evening star., 1963-05-05
COLESVILLE
WOODSInE PARK

g020 FAIRVIEw RID.
Architects home. immense wooded
lot. unusual 2-Story Colonial with
y. bedrms and Ice, den. ia baths,
gar.,. SJ6,e50. DIR: colesyille I'd
70 Noye, dr.. left TO Fairview,
Evening star., 1963-05-05
ANCHORS AMEIGH,

HOLIDAY PARK. WHEATON No,
deep dive on this onel Surface
cruising in prize winning garden,
Crisp. 3-bedrm. split-leveI with
cathedral ceiling, living room, full
bsmt. with rec, rm, and exit.
GREEN THUMBS will appreciate
this and perhaps win a silver cup.
tool A sound buy at Sl0,9bO. Call
to seel
Evening star., 1963-05-05
BRICK DETACHED
BROOKDALE AREA
A7OA AHarfyo Dd

TtGT NACA ANdlC ANus
OPEN SUNDAY, IL. Close
IN Chevy Chase. Immaculate
brick Colonial. Attractive liy-
Ing rm, with firepl., family
dining rm., iS-ft. library
with powder rm., new de
luxe KIT. on lst. : bedrms.,
,n to' n SrsraESss rSn. snort INV TaIf V
S2s,bO0, Dir. Out River I'd.
across Western ave. 10 Sara
toRa ave, right 10 Meriyale,
right 10 home. or by amt.
Mrs Richardson, OIL. 6-4s00,
METZLER-EM. 2-7400
OPEN DAILY q AM. to Q PM.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-PARKwOOD-Beautifu
brick rambler on large level lot
with End firepl., screened porch
Immaculate $4,000,
ANDRES REALTY, OIL, 2-907O til
BETHESDA AREA, convenient tC
AEC-New center-hall rambler, 4
bedrms, = baths, modern kit
with built-in breakfast nook, Ice
rec; rm. with flrepl., carport
S23,5OO.
Bethesda Realty
Realtors OIL. ALAS
Evening star., 1963-05-05
ANCHORS AWE1dHl

PRINo-wHEAToN AREA,
STEPHEN KNoLIIs. Sing a SCI
chanty with this one! 4-bedrm
Cape Cod without the New Eng
land accent. Large kitchen, extra
size lot with many extra tea.
lures. Piano stays in rec. rm. fol
family get-togethers. One OF oui
finest exclusives. Another SOUND
buy at S2l ,5OOl
Evening star., 1963-05-05
!; METZLERwEM. 2-74OO
| OPEN DAILY. Q AM. TO Q PM.
BETHESDA

Near NIH-Navai Medical
OPEN l-6 PM.
Centrally air-cond. split level with
many custom features, 4 bedrms
3 baths. beautifully fin. rec. rm
Unusual firepl. in spacious liv
rm. Priced in low 3Os. DIR.
Wis. ave. past NH to ElsmerS
ave. left 2 blks. TO Elsmere pl
left to zoos and Open Sign.
EVELYN q. KAPLAN a co.
949-la2C
Evening star., 1963-05-05
ANCHORS AwEIoHl

ROCKVILLE = RANDOLPH HILLS
Buccaneers delight This 3-bedrm
brick rambler has . baths anC
full bsmt. Extras include mahog
any paneled rec. rfn., air condi'
tioner, birch cabinets In kitchen
Ice. fenced lot, well decorated
with trees and shrubbery. Near
schools and park area. A trim
value at Slg,0O0l
Evening star., 1963-05-05
WOODSIDE PARK
RAMBLER

Immense iiHH ali.SrIeR gifHs fsmB' BH; on u sc
bedrms, ! baths. rec. rm,. car
gar central air cond. NAOMI.
F1cENT, S45, $50. DIR. Colesvill,
I'd, TO Moves dr., left TO home.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
SUNDAY, 1:30-5:3O
BURNT MILLS MANOR

NEW SPACIOUS COLONIAL
featuring FOUR TWtN-sIzE
BEDRMS., 2 baths on End flr.
Extra lge, den tor bth bedrm.
with fireplace on LIST fir, plus
powder rm,, formAl-siEe DIM
ing rn., king -sige elec. kit.
Hot-water heat. This home de-
serves a personal visit. TRADE
YOUR PRESENT HOME.
Priced 10 sell IN low aOs.
Directions: Out Colesville rd.
COLUMBIA pike TO Burnt Mills
ave- left 70 Wheeler rd., left
10 open sign.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

4-bsd.
rm. split-leyel home, direct from
OWNER, custom builder. Many
new construction features. fine
location Near shop, center. school,
new-type breakfaSt bar with ioilvrs
doors, large all-elec. kit, 81
baths, partly finished rec. room,
fireplace, rear patio. Attrae grnds.
and stone flower bed. Priced low
Low down payment. DIR. out
Conn. ave. extended from Chevy
Chase circle 10 KensinetOn area,
left Newport Mil road, left Lund
place 70 Woodson ave. house num-
Der il4l2l Open TIL sold or call
Evening star., 1963-05-05
ANCHORS AwEIoHl

SILVER sPRING-wHEAToN AREA
A reyeille speciall Get up ear,
for this one. Brick and Shlngit
Cape Cod, 3-plus bedrmS., iul
bSmt. with exit. Liv. rm., Ice. kit.
well-landscaped, fenced lot. plui
other features, and budget priceC
at only S15,750l
Some Of Our Many Fine Exclusives
BEMIs, BRAID q LANGDoN
$500 Howard Ave. Kensington, Md
CALL 949-O000 ANYTIME
Evening star., 1963-05-05
GRAY-KESSINGER
REALTORS JU. $1,000

ABOVE WHITE OAKl All.brk. split.
level, center hall, 3 or 4 bedrms
2 full baths, rec rrnn Dashboard
heat saraee. Asking s2s,pb0,
Make offer. call ~. 4,gbbs. 80.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. p-i240
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Ashton Area

SEsSD EsN rxNELY EEM 1d'1l HrFa FL tsf aiSa NOD
delightful 3-bedrm., 3 full BATH
Contemporary rambler with fam.
lily rm.. rec. rm., 2 fireplaees anc
2-car garage on h-acre of roll
ing Maryland countryside. Twentys
Colesville rd. past Tucker lane and
turn right at Rice's Manor.
IJ,EWETIVN 20
, 1963-01-31
Rookie Policemen
Reinstdted After
Heuring by Comm.

Rookie Policeman Camelo
Felix Malta was reinstated
to active duty following a
hearing by the Virgin Islands
Police Commission on Tuesday
of this week. His reinstate-
ment was effective from the
date of his suspension.
Malta was charged with US
ing more force than was neces-
sary on the night Of December
81, when he arrested Gary
Kilbride who was struck over
the head and had to be hospi-
talized. He is no wa patient in
a hospital for the insane in
Puerto Rico.
Members of the Commission
who heard the case are: Law
renee Merrill, Charles Clarke,
Gerald Todman, Aubrey OFT
ley and Attorney David Mas.
, 1963-01-31
Cdribuir Officials
Discuss Progrom for
Helping Economy

Officials of the the Carib-
bean Atlantic Airlines met
with several persons includ-
ing representatives of the St.
Croix Chamber of Commerce,
the press, and some local or
CARNATIONS and discussed, in
formally at a luncheon given
at the Buccaneer, some sug-
gestions to help in the promo
ton of tourism that could be
helpful to st. Croix and the
Virgin Islands as a whole.
Caribair officials were Mike
Deilly, Manager of Sales and
Traffic and Stanley Farrelly,
General Manager Of Caribair
Airport operations here. Re
presenting the Chamber Of
Commerce were President AL
Hayes and Manager John
Colby. Hu Hilder, President of
the Rotary Club and a mem
Der of the Board of Realtors
was also present.
, 1963-01-31
Paul E. Jensen Of
Greet Pond. Posses

Paul E. Jensen, long time
resident of Kapadan, Great
Pond, passed away yesterday
at 1915. He was 81.
Mr.. Jensen was an engineer
with the ESQ Company in
Aruba for twenty-seven years.
He came to st. Croix in 1856
when he retired and took up
residence.
Funeral services will be held
at 4 o'clock in the Chapel at
the Charles HARDWOOD Memo
rial Hospital.
Known survivors are his
wife and a son, Dan Jensen
who resides in Florida.
, 1963-01-31
Plunning Bourd Dir.
Writes to Nutionul
Park Service Director

The text of a letter from
Leonard Cox, Planning Board
Director to National Park Ser
vice Director Conrad Wfrth,
concerning Zoning restrictions
of Public land On St. John,
was released by Government
House, as follows:
San article in the Daily
News of the Virgin Islands,
for Wednesday, 23rd January,
1868 purports to quote you on
the matter of the relation be-
tween the st. John National
Park and the st. John Protec-
tive League.
"You are represented as say
ing that the Park Service will
draw up a list of Zoning res
trictions that is considers ac-
ceptable.
MayI point out that Zoning
regulations, for other than Fee
deral properties, are the res
possibility of the Virgin Is
lands Legislature and the Gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands.
Such a set or regulations was
adopted by the Legislature
in 1861 and approved by the
Governor on 18th December,
1861. These regulations will be
found in s%ubchapter IL, Chap
should be still urther restric-
UlOntinbed on Page n
, 1963-01-31
Albert Borzey. F'sted
School Junitor Posses

Albert Barney, who was the
Janitor at the Claude o. Mar
koe School in Frederiksted
passed away on January % at
ZOO pm. He was with the De
partment for 38 years.
Mr.. Barney is survived by
his wife, his mother, Mrs. Har-
riett, who celebrated her Tooth
birthday on November 18th,
last, a sister, Mrs. Pearl Tho
mas, two brothers, Henry and
Allan, nieces and nephews.
The body will lie in state in
the Moravian church from 3
o'clock; funeral service will be
at 400 pm.