davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
SMALL FAMILY
CONTINUED

VIII ut perfectly in this Palll
Church two-bedroom brick ram.
bier which has extra long Twins
room with fireplace, nice dinlnl
room and compact kitchen. stor.
age attic has pull down stair
By separate garage VIII hold
do IL yourselfer. II Ia wiret
for electricity, Practically q jungle
'of trees and shrubs, includinI
vine-coyered patio on large lol
which needs green thumb type
About ll5.OQ per month FLA
sfAY COMPANY ReSitors' W.
SOUTH wOODLEY-Air-cond. con.
temporary rambler. 3 bedrms.. liv
Im. yLbFiek iirePl. wall. seq. din
Directions: Out Route 80 TO Ora.
ham rd., left 70 Westmoreland
l Down = RuE. 93E osi la7Ss. I'd $500
sPRINGFIELD, NORTH. Bonnywoos
section-Beaut, brick rambler witt
Sut eeS ssms e Sa,IaE.d iHlI Sssiks
Sii.elee. kitehsnn. I ssp sInl rn Da'n
fireplacss. washer and drier. attil
acre wooded lot, low 26a
OWNER, CT, 6-4320,
sPRINGFIELD, w. KEENE MILL
MANOR--Vacant rambler, A-bed.
rms. 2 baths. rec. rm., storage
carport, Assume OF loan 81. On0
On. incl. settlement, FL. 4-6iba
sPRiNGFIELD = Brick bl-ievel.
bedTmaa 2 baths. lac. closets
20xl2 lly, rm.. din. Tm.. edulp. kit
w/3hx2B pantry, AQUARIUM bull
ir wall Of finished family rm. with
sleep nlcove and bullt-in book.
cases, Laundry room. storage rm.
attached garaEe. iixt1 foyer. New,
tone intereon. patio Willy uoo
this week end. sa3,606. iSisaOs8
BPRfNGFIELD = 3-bedrm. brick
rambler on h-acre shaded lot
air cond.. liv. rm .-din. rm, comb
Nfirepl,. EQUIP. eat-in kit,,. del
OF 9Th bedrm.. rec. rm, w/firepi
and wet bar, equip. utll. rm plu
down. $4,000 FHA assumption
Adl9eent lot avail. OWNER. Abt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
BLANKENS BEST
DELICATESSEN

1. $1,000 wkly., lge. profits. Sill.
2. ITAL.- AMER.-Over 81 900 WSly
Priced right. Sl2,500 cash re-
3. VIII consider $4,000 down
S2;2o9l1SS s2, 400 Nv, wkly; oo b9H:4 ~
GIFTS, MILLINERY
1. Conn. ave. So. 800 complete price
With oyer $500 in stock. Won:
g. ae anFr Ou ssHiop. NV. 1907. {
day., $4,000, with $4,000 in stock
$1,000 down. Ton potential, SAM
owner "a years.
3, MILLINERY. ETC, JEwELRY
$500. plus stock. Reas. small
down payment. shows nice net
seller. here i yrs, selling because
q ilness; low overhead. Ideal
CLEANERS
1. PICK UP. $4,000 yearly. Excel
ne. area. $4,000 down. Low over
2. VALET SHOP. Dntn.. with offic,
bldgs. all around, Hrs. So. 500
ykly now and not in season. ONLY
s. GdiIEoRSoETowN. SHIRTS, IAuN.
DRY, ETC. A giveaway at $4,000
Ls,b. 81. 900 down; BOOKS SHOW
$4,000 NET YR. PROFIT.
LIQUOR STORE, MD.
Does over 100000 year. Beaut
equip. Over 22qe markop. tire
mendous parking, Must be seen
$4,000 dn. will handle.
CARWASH
Nrby. Nd. Terrific plant. modern
doing q good lob, $4,000 down
FIX 1T SHOPS
1. Small appliances and electrica
work. 100000 vol. Only $4,000
On. Seller will train you.
2. $4,000 ls.b.. vacuum. irons, IA
dos, TV repairs. etc. $4,000 ne
last yr.. short hrs, excel. loo. NV
REST. -TAVERNS
/. $4,000 vol. in '62. Excel. DO
tential. high rise apt. bldgs. II
area. $12.500 will handle. Bee
and wine. on and of, Q days.
2. 81, 400 wk. bus. $500 rent.
days. $1,000 cash REQUIRED. Price,
right. Terms.
9. $500 wk, bus. Low overhead
beer and wine. Only $4,000 down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
n&@pGm:

7 CORNERS. 500 Peace Valley lane
54-bedrm.i 3-balh brick rambler.
Garage and finished bsmt. Excel
lent location for church. school,
shoppina or work, Last week b.
2ss9nsaFs a s2o.SOo. Terms avail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

HARDWARE STORE WANTED witt
sufficient volume for 2 partners
Substantial cash, 422-3466.
HOTEL, n. BEACH-Liquor, slots
beach. Entire property, $4,000
terms. Work only. mos. VI. anc
make IT. Should double value in I
yrs. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500.
JEWELRY-WATCH REPAIR, Ari.
Va. Excel. opportunity Very reas
GIBRALTAR, co. DI. 7-6600.
LADIES, children and mems wear
Uptown NV 4 wen-populated
netghborhood. A steady goinR
business. Box 103-D Star.
LAUNDROMAT WANTED = Sell
Service, must net at least 1926
weekly. substantial cash. Box 25S-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

.SuITLAND - Attr. brick 4 unit
building, tenants pay util,, So.
91p ca can handle i; FRANK REAL
TAX. PK.---4-unit brick ant. bldg
not converted, Excel, cond, Quiet,
conven. location. Call 940-0lBS.
TAkOMA PARK = Three 6-nnil
bldRs. ranging from S22, $50 Z
$4,000, all fully rented witt
excel. return, JU. 7-1SO0,
Z. y. ROBERTS REALTY CO.
TOP NOTCH NV. income prop
erty, VIII afford excellent tax
shelter for the business executive
or professional man, Substantial
cash required. Call Mr.. Wahby,
RR15' a-Sg22 Or NE; s-56Oe. HAIR
Virginia Apartment Buys
1-5-unit mod. air-cond. brick,
very well built, TOP loo. Owner
moving west, wants immed
action. Priced to sell.
2-b-unit brick, very mod. All
cond.. close-in location. Alwayl
ipl. Ample off-st. pkg. PriceC
right y/reas,. cash.
5-l2-unit brick. close in, mos
1 aAC9l NACSl. ACIbAl nlkIOFY
ASKING $4,000 wIrealistic casl
4-I9-unit. 2-story brick. zonet
commercial. Ideal for medica
Asking $YS6.S0o. me- s'sis '0nF
6-14-unit brick, fool-proof renta
area, all apts. are 2-bedrm.
off-st.. pkg, best constr. PRICED
70 sell wLreas. cash.
6-Also excel. selection Of apt
Dldgs.. ranging from 20 to 11E
units. Reas. cash. bal. can be
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP
IA 5-444s Aihs'on
I'VE Specialize in Apt. sales"
Kibbin Apt, sis East iytS ave- NS'
partner transferred, priced for i'm.
mediate sale, $4,000. Below as.
sessed evaluation. Ia blocks *
peach, History building, 2S units
004-54bS.
3 COMMERCIAL ACRES az inter.
section Of 4 major hwys., adj
new shop. ctr. aver. daily traffic
$4,000 vehicles. Ideal motel site
VIII consider long-term GROUND
lease. Box 425-D. Star.
Q n. y. AVE. NV, 2, CO, SO, 300
l4O6 FLA AVE. NV, zone C-M
q BIZ, 2 baths, cor. alley $4,000
1T6S T st. NV. 3 b.r. prk., SI5,05(
Excellent package of properties,
RE. 7-2160 CALcARA OIL. 2-I0S1
4 UNIT APT.-All 2-bdrm. Rented
lot $s4.50 each. Anacostia area
S26.9P0. OWNER. HA. 2-1SBS.
ogth ST. N.E.-Mod, brk. 2 fam
tlat. indy. gas heat, income ST..
$40 ". Price S11, 800. Terms, +
V. GREEN. 296-3599, OF. 2-9263
3 Story Brick Bldg, NV.
Heart Of downtown. Consisting o,
Z stores. 3 offices and 9 rms
Annual income $3.50. owner sup.
pies neat and hot water, Priced
required; Balance LIST trust. Even.
PELSTEIN. 726-60s8.
Kogod & Bookoff
412 9Th st. NV. MA. s-e37:
lsT and FLORIDA AVE NV
Brk. corner store and ant stor,
leased at sos. excel. cond. SIb.'
600. JU. 7-7700.
LIST WITH LINGO
CO LOCATION, north Of Dupon
circle. Ideal for office ana in.
come, vacant store and q bean
tiful apis. Price S35, 900 ol
terms. A. r. SEELYE tcall 10
day. DI. 1886. ~
aMuRaz @naU ,..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
Laudromat-Dry Cleaning

Top shopping center. Coin operated.
Vol. approx, $4,000 annually.
Good lease. 20 washers, 10 dryers,
3 twin dry cleaners, Coin chang
ers, vending machines, etc. $500
down will handle. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
Package Liquor-DowntoWr

Present owner quotes $1,000 wkly.,
mostly half pints and pints. Good
promoter can possibly double
business, $4,000 down may ham
die, Must be seen to be appre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Vk.

N. ARL., 1871 N. Edgewood st,---Air
cond. doll hse., 3 bedrms., charm
ing liv. rm.. mod. bath with dress.
ing rm., den, full bsmt., lge. bach
yard with trees. Excel. loc., clost
to dwnth., SOLD BY SyVVi FOB Ft5dH
ONLY S16,S50. ia. S-59Sb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

ATTENTION, REALTORS, lot own
ers or builders-Private party In
parking lot business IL DESTROYS OF
expansion. viii pay $1,000 cash
bonus for info. leading 70 parking
lot leases, presently available or
available In the near future. VIII
pay tor. dollar for prime locations.
BOX 21B-Z, Star.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES WANTED
Sales or lease. Clients available
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. $4,000
INCOME COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
p. C.-Range 20 10 90. Box 307.
y, Star.
WANTED, c-M 10000 IA. II. in
m sn.h p inn... ATs as9ge'tantlal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
(coNTINUEpl
ATT. CASH

NO Se coiMHssTSSNiE CHANGED HGMGs
RALPH COIN tn. 2-920C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
WHERE

can you find Q brick split-level
home which offers as much Al
this7 4 cheerful bedrms.. 2 baths.
equipped kitchen. dining rm. area
and large living rm. Plenty OF
closets and storage space. Covered
fruit trees. fenced, E-acre lot, 10.
Gated In most desirable community
near Annandale. Close TO main
highway. Available for immediate
occupancy 10 qualified purchaser
See this at SEA, 800 before you bus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

500 wk. net profit. Only US $11' 900 oeS
Terms. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500
BEER TAVERN. va, $1,000 wk.
mach. payment and utils, Only
$4,000. terms. GIBRALTAR CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
DIsTRIBUTOR ANDI0R Statesmen

DAo AhtnOAOR hNDfOh ohGEs,.ts ~
Bar glass cleaner and sanitiKer,
the BEsT, used and recommended
denominations. 05e repeat. good
profit. wonderful distributor deal.
territories open. WashinRton, Va,
Nd, full or part time, BOX 2s3-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
1EALER ERANcMISE AyAILAnLE

LARGE rubber tired earthmoving,
equipment. highly versatile line Of
buildozers, elevatlng and puil
behind scrapers, prime movers.
Contact o. X. JONES. 1901
orumman dr.. Richmond 20. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

SUITABLE PLUMBING and roofing
eontTactoI; office, warehouse and
E TH6s $500 w no io9 qac L 81 Sc E
81. nv, FE, s-2040.
2O35 X ST. N.W.-Approx. 1900
So. II. Of air-eond. space available
on 2 floors. Parking 4 10 3 cars.
Ideal for offices or school. Con-
iS' b hsD Ei's shSiasa siliD' td Lsfs
Co. Realtors. 724 i4th 81. NV,
Ma R-234b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

Heal ana SatsP iarn. s ST. s saap
2riGs G sHEEr W. S2sS0 ~ 10 s9g saissk sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

ANY Loo, D. G., Nd, Va, apt. and
Office bldgs. and sites needed,
Some small and lge. bldes, and
sites avail. Cali LEE HARRIS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY seeks row
hhouses or SIN. apt. bldg. Call 654-
ODDS ewes. 7-10 or week ends.
WALKER HERBERT WANTS!
/. Apt. bldg. for client w/S5O, 600
cash.
2; Rented store for client with
$4,000 cash.
pleaSa Gall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

CULPEPPER ARIA = Well estab.
lished country store on a. bor-
dered on two rds. Attached Term
and bath dwelling: owner retir-
Ing. DOROTHY g Mccoy; cui-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

1. Small appliances and electrical
work. 100000 vol. Only $4,000
dn. Seller will train you.
2. $4,000 l.s.b.. vacuum. irons. "a.
dos, TV repairs. etc. $4,000 net
last yr., short hrs, excel. loo. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
BUSINESS PROP. F0R REM

ALEXANDRIA,. Duke ct. and Tele.
graph rd,, soned c-2-Approx.
acres, bldg. 3 frs. and garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
pELicATEssEN TOOL and ilxturel

DEIICATESSEN stock ana tixturee,
apt, 2 baths, beverase lie. mag
tsblishsd business, main hishysy,
oe igy County RE. e.4nso. II,
7-P445. ROY ,. SHAVER, Real
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-04
Judith Anderson
Was Honored
At Bridal Shower

Judith Anderson was the
guest of honor at a bridal show
er given Wednesday evening
in the Fellowship Room of
Jonsdale Methodist church.
Ornamental arrangements of
autumn flowers in gold and
red tones were used for room
decoration and as a centerpiece
for the attractively appointed
serving table at which Mrs. A.
&c. Johns presided. Hostesses
were Mrs. Glayde Yoder, Mrs.
Don Kingery, Mrs. Lionel Gall,
Mrs. Walter Quilting, Mrs. e.
E. Edmondson, Mrs. c. E. Hag-
en- and Mrs. Katie Buckley.
During a social hour Brenda
Quilting entertained with two
vocal selections, 81 Love You"
and WHITTIER Thou GoeSt." F"
Mrs. Ralph Criger was her
piano accompanist.
The honored guest was asSis-
ted by her sister Caryl in open
ing her many lovely shower
gifts, after which the hostess
served lunch.
Judith is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. o. L. Anderson.
Her marriage to Louie GrigSby
of Cadiz, Kentucky, will take
place at Lonsdale Methodist
Church September 6.
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-04
String,
Home Service Advisor
Montana Dakota Utilities Co.

is Frozen Orange Cranberry
Dessert. Undiluted frozen oran-
ge juice concentrate, sugar and
canned jelied cranberry sauce
are simply beaten together,
folded into whipped cream and
frozen. Should the tart-sweet
orange-cranberry medley be
served as an accompaniment to
a holiday meat course, rather
than as a dessert, less sugar
is used.
Frozen Orange-CranberrY
Dessert
can q pound jellied cram
berry sauce
l can (6 ounces) frozen orange
juice concentrate, undiluted
u cup sugar
1s teaspoon salt
l cup heavy cream, whipped
IS teaspoon red food coloring,
optional
Combine cranberry sauce, un-
diluted orange juice concenT
! trate, sugar and salt. Beat with
electric or rotary keater to
blend. Field In whipped cream
and red food coloring. Turn
into 1-quart mold, loaf pan, or
refrigerator trays. Freeze until
! firm.
Yield: 4 to 6 servings.
| Variation: For meat accom-
| paniment, reduce sugar to
tablespoons.
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-04
This Wheat
No
Place Here

While some fantastic yields
are being claimed for a new
variety of winter wheat named
Gaines, this soft white wheat
has no place in the hard red
wheat producing areas of Mon
tana, warns Arthur F. Shaw,
extension argronomiSt at Mon
tana State College.
The big hazard in growing
Gaines or any other soft white
wheat in the hard red spring
or winter wheat areas of the
state, Shaw said, is the crop
mixtures that are bound to
result with consequent lower
ing of the quality of the hard
red wheat crop. The grower
takes a loss when the markets
discount such mixtures.
Hard red wheat varieties rec
commended for Montana have
the milling and baking quail
ties desired in high quality
bread wheats, he said. On the
other hand, soft white wheat'
such as Gaines are used largely
for the making of pastry anC
cake flourS.
A report from one milling
company on its test of Gaine
wheat for making bread flou
says that overall milling quaI
ity of Gaines is very poor, pro
tein loss from wheat to flou
is excessive, ash content i
very high, absorption is ex
cessively low and it has a yer,
short and critical mixing time
The report adds that brea
from the flour had thick ceI
structure and poor crumb col
or.
The Sidney herald., 1963-09-04
Concentrate On Orange

Frozen orange juice concen-
trate gives the hostess a head
start on dessert preparation and
other menu treats. 1t is ready
for instant use-thaWed and
undiluted or quickly recon
Stituted with water-to add
delightful, refreshing flavor to
a variety of recipes from soups
through desserts.
Orange concentrate used in
refrigerator desserts gives a
luscious ending to meal.
These cool treats, with their
pretty special occasion" books,
have the added advantage of
being made well ahead of serv-
ing time.
For a colorful fruit dessert
with mouse-Smoothness, there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-13

Mr.. Sukarno, who Is presi-
dent for life. revived the Prem
ier's post. 1t had been abolished
in 1859. when he reimposed the
1s45 constitution.
Mr.. Sukarno abolished tn e
post Of First Minister, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-13

had replaced the premiership
In 1859 as the chief govern
ment post below the presiden-
cy. First Minister Djuanda
Kartawidjaja died November Z.
There was speculation that
Mr.. Sukarno made the move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-13
Better Break on DC.
Highway Funds Asked

for primary and secondary
routes. he explained.
The only alternative to put
ting more Of the highway fl
nancing burden on the Fedora
Government Is higher local
taxes, Mr.. Butler added.
His proposal was advanced In
"a speech to a meeting Of the
Washington Building Congress
at the Mayflower Hotel. He
elaborated on it In an interview.
The anticipated squeeze on
District highway funds after
1865 was confirmed by a Dis
trict Highway Department
spokesman.
There will be a deficit in the
fund If the District obligates
funds to build the rest Of its
planned interstate highway
system by the cutoff date for
Federal matching funds in late
1872. explaine d Alfred A.
Grant, chief of the office Of
planning and programming.
Special Taxes
The highway fund is fed
largely by revenues from gaso-
line, fuel and motor vehicle
taxes.
In his speech, Mr.. Butler also
praised the interim recommen-
dations Of the presidential re-
view committee Of freeway prof
ectS in the Washington area
as a new start in the right d.
ERECTION" but issued a call to
the President for further &C.
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-13

today to avoid a rift between
Minister Subandrio
and Chserul Saleh, minister for
basic in dustry and mining
They aid been considered the
top contenders for the post of
First Minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-13
Sukurno Names
Himself Premier

JAKARTA, Indonesia. Nov.
Is (AP).-President Sukarno
named himself Premier Of In
doneSia today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-13
By DAN GOTTLIEB
Star staff Writer

The District should get a
greater percentage Of Federal
aid on its highway projects be-
cause Of the large amount Of
tax exempt public land and
buildings here, Arthur c. But
tier, director Of the National
Highways users Conference,
proposed yesterday.
Referring to statements OF
some public officials" that the
District will be 'in a poor posi-
ton" after 1865 to put up its
share for the federally aided
highway projects, Mr.. Butler
called for the following in
creases in Fe deral matching
ratios:
For interstate highway prof.
ects, 95 per cent Federal and 5
per cent District instead Of the
present 90-10 formula.
For primary and secondary
routes, 80 Federal and 20 local
instead of the present $3.50
formula.
Cites Western States
Thirteen Western States
have better Federal matching
ratios than the District because
of their mont a xable Indiar
reservations and other public
domain land, Mr.. Butler said
These range up to IS per cent
the top the Bureau of Public
Roads will allow, for interstate
projects, and about "a per cent
Evening star., 1963-04-19

tomorrow at Burke Lake Park
in Virginia for Senior Girl
Scouts Of Districts 8 through
13 who will take part in the
Appalachian Trail trips this
summer.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
Potroness Luncheon Slated for April %

The Sisterhood of Congre-
cation Beth FL Of Montgom-
cry County will sponsor its
third annual PatronesS
Evening star., 1963-04-19

Luncheon, April % at IL noon
at the Washingtonian Motel.
Rabbi Eugene Lipman Of
Temple Sinai will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21
BY Ken Bold
Dick Brooks

:, Rules of the game; /. Words mus
be OF four or more letters. 2. Word
s %hfh acquire oi sue d3uT Letters bs By c, 81
are not used, 8. Only one form OF
word is used. 4. Proper names ar
not used.
Answer TO TEASEL
tale. tael, teal, tease. tele. ease, east
easel else, elate. alec. sale, salt. safe
stale. steal. stele. steel, last, late
least. lease. lest, leet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21
WORD GAME

Find 38 or more words in
ID A s T A IDLY
meaning "cowardly." Average
mark is % words; time limit
40 minutes.
, 1963-01-15
Personal Mention

Recent visitors to st. Croix
were DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Kline of New York City.
DR.. Kline visited the Charles
HARDWOOD Hospital and was
keenly interested in what he
observed.
DR.. and Mrs. Kline were the
house guests of Mr.. Elizabeth
Mango who has spent a great
deal of her time during the
past years in st. Croix.
, 1963-01-15
Governor SuYs Stdte
Of Territory Excellent;
Submits SCI Mil Bud.

Submits SCI Mil. Bud.
Governor Paiewonsky will
review with DR.. Weaver the
local efforts that are being
made to match the Federal As
sistance in the Virgin Islands
Emergency Housing Program;
the Altoona Project for displaced
families from superficiary houses;
increased private home construc-
ton with FILA assistance.
DR.. Weaver, who was slated to
become the Secretary of the new
Federal Department of Housing
and Urban Affairs if Congress
had acted favorably on the Re
organization Bill submitted to
Congress last year, will arrive in
st. Thomas at $50 AM. and de-
part at 400 Pm. for the return
trip to Washington
Governor Paiewonsky de-
livered his state of the terri
tory message to the Fifth Ses-
sion of the Legislature yester-
day in Which he said that the
state of the territory IS excel
lent. The chief executive said
that he would submit a bud
get of SCI million today.
The state of the territory
message consists of q pages
of typewriter matter. In it
he points out that insuIar re-
venues had jumped from $2.3
million dollars in 1854 to over
$13 million.
Governor Paiewonsky said
that he plans to ask for the
establishment of an emergen-
cy fund Of a quarter million
dollars.
, 1963-01-15
Ruymond Moorheud
Resigns Position as
Truffic Director

Raymond Moorhead in his
letter of resignation to Gov
ernor Paiewonsky states:
After serving the Govern
ment of the Virgin Islands for
seventeen months in the capa-
city of Traffic Director, it is
with a feeling of considerable
ennui that / tender my resig-
nation.
"The reasons for my resigna-
ton are too numerous to men
ton, however, there are a few
salient facts that should be
brought to your attention in
this missive. They are as fol-
lows:
/. At no time has the Com
missioner Of Public Safety
complied with section 474, Bill
Nc. 1862 "the Director
shall be furnished with ade-
quate offices, materials. equip
ment and personnel. The per-
sonnet necessary for carrying
out the provisions of this
chapter shall be assigned to
the Traffic Bureau.
2. At no time was a concert
ed effort made to enforce the
directive Of December IL, 1861,
of the Virgin Islands, to the
office of the Commissioner of
Public Safety.
8. As Traffic Director for all
Of the Virgin Islands, my eff
forts hav always been official
~ directed through the Com
missioner's Office, to Chris
tiansted. Survey trips to St.
Thomas were frequently de-
MED. ST. John was never visit
ed.
4After serving in this capa-
city for seventeen months, on
the 10Th month, the first
monies were obligated for
programs that had been recon-
mended a year ago.
5. Bill 1862 really calls for
a Safety Educator or Safety
Advisor; all the duties call
for recommending to the Com
missioner l layFnan ii the the
Continued on Page A.