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sor of social ethics at Pittsburgh
Theological Seminary, said
commission members plan to
meet with the families of the
children who were recently kill
ed in the bombing of a Negro
Baptist Church here. They will
also meet with Presbyterian
church members in the area.
However, we are not coming
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-12

ney who has been outspoken
against white "moderates;" and
Mr.. Hall, a Negro attorney and
a member of the commission.
Jackson advocate., 1963-10-12
Kennedy
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Dentistry degree and the Doctor
of Dental Surgery degree from
Northwestern University. He
joined the dentistry faculty in
1929, and was appointed dean
of the College in 1881.
A native of Kansas City, Mo-,
Dean Dixon's professional affi-
liations include memberships in
several organizations. He SER
YES as a member of the Board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
Grows more In one month
than most trees grow In
an entire year!

Yes, here is dream come true :. al
most everything you've ever hoped for or
wished for in tree. Here is miracle of
nature that HOSTS itself higher than even
the most treasured poplar that
reaches out wider than even the most
luxurious willow that lofts its deli
cate grounds and gardens with more
grace, more beauty than even the most
beautiful maple. Here is one Of those
rare gifts Of nature that not only thrJsts
itself to towering heights in record time
... that not only Grapes itself in lush
green foliage from Easter Time to way
past Labor Day but for a real mag
azine cover effect" lavishes its branches
with dazzling delicate clusters Of beauti-
full fragrant flowers spring and summer
:. and then in fall for real show
stopper. transforms its color to a molten
mass Of dazzling yellow. In other words,
you get dainty clusters by the thousands
starting in spring cool, refreshing
shade right through summer and
still more beauty fall and winterl Do
you realize what this means TO you II you
are a home-owner who would like to
beautify your property with q magnifi-
cent Towering shade tree . AND
WITHOUT SPENDING A LONG, LONG
TINE GROWING TT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28

Hundreds of garden lovers
visited the shows of the Ma
tional Capital Garden Club
League Tuesday to Friday at
Woodward g. Lothrop stores
and at the National Arboretum
At the latter site 357 horticul-
tural entries of all varieties
and several individual gardens
drew enthusiastic comment.
Mrs. George Garrett, a men,
Der of the Advisory Council Of
the Arboretum, opened the
Arboretum section at noon
Tuesday. Mrs. Robert NJ. Whit
ing, chairman, and Carl Dren-
ming, co-chairman of the dis
play, were present. With Mrs.
Garrett at the ribbon-cutting
exercise were DR.. Richard P.
White and John Graf, also
members of the Advisory Coun-
Gil, DR.. Henry Skinner, director
of the Arboretum, and DR.,
Francis De Vos, assistant di-
rector, among others.
Official openings marked the
three other shows also where
admission was charged as the
League sought to bolster its
funds for a garden center here
Special gardens at the Ar
boretum included those by
LuXmanor' Garden Club and
Gustin's Gardens, Neighbour
hood Garden Club of Airing
ton and Hills Nursery and
Camellia Gardens, and a third
by Mrs. Harry Councillor, Mrs
Henry Voges and Mrs. G. E
Davis. These gardens were not
judged.
POtter'S Wheel Display
A feature at Seven Corners
Va, was a ceramics demonstra-
ton with these potters at work
with a wheel at various times:
Mrs. Solveig Cox, Mrs. Ralph
Fast, Mrs. Maxine Guy, Mrs,
William R. Crigler, Mrs. How
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
Used by professional land.
seapers It's guaranteed to
beautify and increase the
value Of your home In
lust a few short months!

Every home-owner knows that trees In
crease the value Of your property. The
more trees you have, the more valuable
your property. That's why growing tree
is like growing money. Only there's one
trouble.
AS you know, it takes at least 5 to 10
years for most shade trees to grow to a
respectable size and during these to
10 years you have to nurse and baby
these other varieties along. But this
year, thanks to Gleditsia, instead OF slav-
ing and having to play nursemaid TO
tree e.. you are actually going to grow
beautiful soaring tree incredible as 1t
may seem, IN JUST ONE SINGLE
YEAR, And remember, Gleditsias al
most unbelievable growing power has
been demonstrated in Botanical Gardens
e. on State Pathways -. by profess
sional landscapes on the ground OF
million-dollar estates.
So if you would like to see BREATH
taking, luxurious shade tree standing in
the middle Of your garden IN JUST ONE
SINGLE YEAR . If you would like to
drive down your driveway under grace
full flowerladen branches that form ma
jestic archways Of beauty that add dollar
after dollar Of value to your home and
property, each and every year in other
words If you are interested in taking adj
vantage of the most amazing garden
offer you have ever seen and you are
willing to spare the or 10 minutes 1t
takes to plant this miracle Of nature -.
then you owe 1t to yourself to take adj
vantage Of the no-risk trial offer belowl
Remember, IL lust takes a few moment
TO fill out the order coupon. and you can
have lifetime Of towering beauty and
elegance to gain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
Check Lace Bugs
On AzuIeus Now

Azalea lace bug is a common
pest Of azealeas. Spraying for
this and other insect pests
which are a problem on azaleas
should be done early before tie
insects have a chance to null
tiply. Usually a couple of spray
ings with malathion soon after
azaleas bloom, spaced 10 days
to two weeks apart, will kill
those insects which overwin-
tered and quite often will elm
mate the need for additional
spraying during the season.
Damage from lace bugs usu-
ally does not show up before
mid summer. Coarse yellow
speaking Of young leaves is q
sign Of infestation. The leaves
also have black specks on the
underside. AS the lace bug is
located on the underside of the
leaves, spray should be directed
so as to reach the underside
portion Of the leaves if control
is to be effected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28

d ss1Tf s M5p s Ssysn' ksTs Ry ys
willis; Mrs, James M, Graham, Mrs
s2Sypsten; r." Flowers Are Liz Pscp S
SXpwMrsi ,s George D. Coffee, Mrs
Modern Arts txI iDlM"s Tho masl
A. Ladson BEST In Show award),
Mrs. Edwin Sayasten. Frank Sharp.
mack. Cosmopolitan Glamour" (XIID
MIS- Merritt 2, Holmes, Mrs. Audrey
R fSI Ilu M5s John xIv, oMSttney AT
Mphly, Mrs; H Rhodes Foster, Mrs
John H. Gaffney. wind in willows
(XV)-No first, Mrs. Myron Dieifen-
derfer. Mrs. Harold D. Rothrock.
Seven Corners: Class IX-Mrs. H. l..
Guild. Mrs zoe X. Bailey Mrs, p J,
Mrs, p J. Lindemann, Mrs Norman
Cole. xI-Mrs, D. Allen Pace, Mrs,
Charles E. Law, Mrs. William E. Hous-
er. XII-Mrs. Curtiss Werner. Mrs. b
T. Killmaster, Mrs, James Mecanless
hRs M Ms I Rodney A1s ssdoTd Nh.
Dorothy Curtis. xIv-Mrs, George A.
Morrow, Mrs, Rodney 3. Radford, Mrs
". Edwards, Mrs, Robert D. Partridge
MT MIS- "; H cullen; xVII NM u A A a
Maloney. Tricolor award 10 Mrs. Joe C
Robinson for her arrangement Yer
dant and Gay" (X). Invitational--Mrs
John Herweg, Mrs. Joseph Kurata, Mrs
W. L. George, Mrs. Carl H. Lippold
Mrs. Tatsuo Miyakawa, Mrs. Paul F
Wagner, all Of 1kebana International
Chevy Chase: Because the storm Of
Tuesday. afternoon practically blew
away the outdoors show, a limited
number had the chance TO see the
first set Of arrangements as exhibited
but looked forward TO the final set Of
exhibits. Thursday judging result,
we're: Glass IX-Mrs. Robert B. HotZ
Mrs. Weldon B. Benson. Mrs. Charles
Tucker. X-No first, Mrs Robert
/ Crisp, Mrs. Carney s. Werner. XII
Mrs. John P. Kergan, Mrs. Bernard
N Burns, Mrs. Churchill Eisenhart
XII-Mrs. B. A. Gritta,. Mrs. Roberr
/ B Holtz, Miss Lucia Hollerith XIII
Mrs. William A. Boone, Mrs. H. A
Meyersburg. Mrs. Carl @. Baker. XIV
Mrs. Carl @. Baker. Mrs. Donald o
Lacey, Mrs. Darrell st. Claire. XV-Mrs
James l.. Givan, Mrs. Donald Lacey
Mrs. Darrell St. Claire. XVI-Mrs
James Fieser, Mrs, B. A.. Gritta, Mrs
W. l.. Shobe and Mrs. T. c. McCar.
dell. Tricolor award TO Mrs. B. A
Gritta for her Modern Arts (xIi).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
Limited Supply Finally Comes Through!
YES! A Towering Shade Tree
That Grows Roof-High
In Just One Single Year!

Cast Your Eyes Four Inches
To The Right-LOOk At The
Picture Carefully-And See
For Yourself What Is I'm
dOubtedly One Of The Most
Fantastic Trees Ever Grown
In This Countrywide Incre-
dible "Gleditsia"!
Sensational super-grOwing
shade-tree grows higher than
even a full-grOwn Red DOgwOOd
IN JUST ONE SINGLE SEASON
grows higher than even a full
grown Star Magnolia IN JUST
ONE SINGLE YEAR - Yes,
thruSts itself so high, so fast that
it actually scars higher than even
a Japanese Red Maple Tree, Cher
ry Tree, or even the most graceful
silky Willow in such ridiculous
ly short period of time, your
neighbOrs just won't believe their
eyes.
In fact, it grows so fast, so
quick, you can literally measure
the difference in height from
week to week-Or take a yard
stick and measure the difference
in feet from month to month.
II you think you have to spend small
fortune for a shade tree and then
spend years and years growing 1t .
then here's news Of one Of THE MOST
SPECTACULAR SHADE TREES EVER
SEEN ON THIS PLANET-one that can
actually reach up and touch the roof Of
a house IN JUST ONE SINGLE YEAR
and what's more, keep on soaring
skyward year after year, its branches
decked out in lavish clusters Of glorious
flowers.
That's right . d. thanks to this miracle
of nature, you are going to take any spot
in your garden, on your front lawn, near
your patio or your driveway and in
virtually no time at all you are going to
see that barren, sun-beaten patch cast in
the cool shadows Of this super-gTowing,
super-flowering shade tree that surges
skyward with such fantastic speed that
you can actually take a ruler and meas
ure the difference in height from week to
week. Or, for even more dramatic proof,
take a yardstick and measure the differ
ence in feet from month to month";
Honestly, there's hardly anything else
we know of in all Of nature that can
match both its color-drenched beauty
and fantastic splurge of growth. And
remember q. this magnificent tower
tall variety is not just mere ordinary
shade-tree but a Towering sky
scraper that at this very moment is add
ing indescribable beauty to state parks,
botanical gardens, million dollar estates
:. why even planted by the English
Government in the Queens own Royal
Botanical Gardens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
Cold Winter
No Barrier
To Termites

Home owners all over this
area have reported I'M
usually large swarmings of
termites. Evidently, safe in.
their nests below the frost
line, termites were not
affected by the continuous
sub-freezing temperatures of
the past winter. Concealed
from view, termites burrow
up from the ground in
search of food, usually
wood, and often attack the
supporting under-structure
of homes. Only an inspec-
ton by experts can deter
mine if the under-structure
is infested. If termite infes-
tation in. your home is
allowed to spread un-
checked, very costly damage
can occm-far out of pro-
portion to the few pounds
Of wood the termites ac-
tually'eat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28

no time at all you can look out Of your
window and see majeStic-looking shade
tree standing in the middle Of your lawn,
identifying your garden and increasing
the value Of your home. 1t means that If
you plant one alongside the bedroom
wing of your home o.. by the end Of the
next year you'll actually be able to reach
out and touch the branches from your
bedroom window. 1t means that If you
plant one along each side Of your drive
way you'll see these twin towering mas
terpieceS form the most graceful nat
ural archway you've ever laid eyes on
Or plant next to your patio for summer
time shade or for truly startling
effect, set pair Of these super-hardy
beauties side by side now &. and for
years and years to come you'll actually
be able to swing a hammock between
them THAT'S HOW FAST THEY
CROW But that's only half the story
. only half the miracle of this fan
tastic super growing shade tree. Here's
why
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
Spray Can Curb
Clover Mites

Clover mites have invaded
many homes in northern Vir-
GINA. They are eight-legged
and rather harmless but appear
in troublesome hordes after
hiding indoors for the winter.
Spray the lawn, shrubbery,
ground and foundation within
10 feet of the house with a mall
athion water-base spray. In
side the house, a 0.5 lindane,
2 per cent chlordane or to 2
per cent malathion spray can
be used around cracks by win
dows and doors. If the pests
persist, repeat the sprays in
two to three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
Termites Are Swar1ning
In Washington Now
Home Owners Report Worst Season In Years

Only 'Terminix
Offers This
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Insured Damage
Guarantee
If your home qualifies-as
have thousands of others in
this area -Terminix will
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bility for protecting your
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against the expense of,
treatment and also against
any future damage by SUBJ
terranean termites. II dam
age should occur, repairs
and requirements up to.
$1,000 will be made with
out any cost to you what
soever. This Guarantee is
backed by the Terminix
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your local Ter1ninix Conn
pany and is insured by the
worlds oldest insurance
company. Call now for free
inspectiOn-nO charge or
obligation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28

that's how easy 1t Is that's how
hardy and fast-growing this sensational
Towering shade tree really isl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
Grows In virtually any soil
-. or any climate it's
guaranteed to beautify and
increase the value Of your
home In just a few short
months!

Yes, once you spend the few minutes it
takes to plant this super growing dream
Tree" you hardly ever have to touch it
again. That's rightl-never once have to
cut or trim a single branch q. hardly
ever have to spray or fertilize a single
root. In other words, because nature
has blessed this super-hardy variety with
such incredible growing power be-
cause nature has given his towering
shade tree the astonishing ability to
thrive and grow In virtually any soil >.
1t means that now at last you can grow
a towering. roof-high showpiece in Just
a short period Of time-and do 1t with
little or no spraying, busting, pruning,
or cutting . with just few moments
Of ordinary care. All you do is simply
set 1t into the ground according to the
easy planting instructions, and nature
does Just about all the rest for you .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28

II JVu SEC On IHscCI IHdt IUOks Hke IHis your nome
may be in danger!
tween termites and flying ants. If you have termites
you have TROUBLE. They just bore in and start eat
ing Brick, stone or concrete will not necessarily stop
Them Because they hide while they Destroy their pres
ence is rarely discovered by the home owner until the
damage has been done Don't take chance. Call Ter
mink now and have an expert determine whether or
not those insects really termtes There is absolutely
no cost or obligation for inspection and reliable
recommendation Terminix is the worlds largest ter
mite control organization IS years of dependable
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-28
A striking masterpiece Of
beauty all 4 seasons Of
the year!

1t means that If you plant Just one Of
these miracle trees" today in virtually
, 1963-07-24
Russell Tours, Taxi
Association Clui1n
Caribbean Record

st. Thomas Russell Tours
and the ST. Thomas Taxicab
Association claim a Caribbean
record for fast loading and
dispatch Of cruise ship passen-
gers on sightseeing tours. On
Thursday, July II, the M. S.
Victoria Of the Incres Line
locked at St. Thomas with
467 passengers. Taking the St.
Thomas sightseeing tour were
100 passengers. These were
dispatched in 20 minutes time
by the tour operators with
the assistance Of Tony Craig,
the Cruise Director and his
staff. A total Of % sedans and
3 station wagons were used
for the tour. The loading feat
was accomplished by loading
four Of these vehicles at a
time from the dockside.
The St. Thomas Taxicab
Association is the oldest and
largest taxicab group in the
Virgin Islands and is a volun-
tary association with close to
200 members. The group is
self-governing interest is its
Continued on page A
, 1963-07-24
Tortoliuns Must
Register To Be
Eligible To Vote

Tortolians who are tempo
rary residents of the Virgin
Islands and who are eligible
to vote in the coming cleo
tons at the end of this year
are urged to 60 home and reg
lister between August 18th and
21st.
The preliminary list Of eligi-
BILE voters will be ready BY
August S1st. Everyone should
be sure he is registered if he
wants to vote.
, 1963-07-24
Members Of the
Concert Society Will
Meet July 30th

Members of the st. Croix
Concert Society have been
summoned to attend the annu-
al meeting which is scheduled
for Tuesday, July 30th at the
st. Croix Tennis Club build
ing.
There will be buffet supper
at 7:45 and the meeting is
expected to begin at 8:45.
Brief reports by the President
and Treasurer will be made,
followed by a vote on the pro
posed changes in the Bylaws
as recommended by the Board.
Trustees for the 1963-64 season
will be elected and the pro
gram for that period announc-
ed.
Members are urged to at
tend those who are DESTROYS
Of having supper must make
reservations however, mem
bers unable to have supper
are asked TO attend the meet
ing also,
Mrs. Anne Miller, is Secre-
tary for the Board of Trustees.
, 1963-07-24
Governors Of Gudm
and Sumou To Visit
us. Virgin Isldnds

Government House has an
nounced that Territorial Gov
ernors III. Rex Lee Of Ameri-
can Samoa and Manuel Guer-
zero of Guam, who journeyed
halfway around the world to
attend the Governors Confer
ence at Miami Beach, have
accepted an invitation from
Governor Ralph NJ. Paiewon-
sky to meet this week at st.
Thomas for talks on mutual
problems of special concern
to the territorial Islands.
Governor Paiewonsky indi-
Gated that although the Islands
have similar problems, the
solutions are not the same, and
suggested that much could be
learned to mutual advantage.
The Governor will probably
entertain the visiting Cover
nors- at Government House in
St. Croix also.
, 1963-07-24
Annudl Procession ut
Bdrren Spot Seized.
for Sunday

The annual devotions in
honor Of ST. Ann are being
held this week on Thursday
tomorrow and Friday even
ings at 7:30 and on Sunday at
8 o'clock. The Sunday services
will also include a procession
at Barren Spot. Father Joseph
Bertrand, a ~Redemptorist and
a native Virgin Islander, will
preach at the services. Trans
portation is being provided
for the people Of Christinsted.
The bus will leave from in
front Of Holy Cross Roman
Catholic Church at GAS on
Thursday and Friday evening
and at 2 o'clock on Sunday.
All are cordially invited to
take part in these traditional
services in honor Of the
Patroness Of Barren Spot.
, 1963-07-24
c of c Members
FuvorublY Impressed
With Comm. FILL

Members of the Executive
Advisory Committee Of the
st. Croix Chamber of Com
merce were favorably i'm
pressed with the talk given by
Commissioner Of Housing Val
demar A. Hill last night. They
Justify applauded when he
finished speaking.
Mr.. Hill expressed gratifica-
ton for the opportunity to
address the group on the sub
ject Of Urban Renewal, espe-
cially as it affects the Water
gut area.
His talk covered virtually
every phase of the project and
every person present was con-
WINGED that he has a thorough
knowledge of the program
which he is directing. He
Continued on page A.
, 1963-07-24

commissioner 10 1Qk6
Oath in Govt. House
The newly appointed Depu-
ty Commissioner of Public
Safety, Winston Gibson, will
be sworn in at a special cere-
mony in the ballroom Of the
Government House tomorrow
morning at 10, it was announ-
ced.
Commissioner Gibson will
then be formally introduced
to the men of the force.
The new official takes the
place of former Deputy Com
missioner Clifford Plaskett,
who retired a short time ago.
Day Tour in St. Croix
Includes Estate Good
Hope Hotel
St. Croix-A "Day in st.
Croix" tour featuring Estate
Good Hope has just been in
augurated here for island-hop-
pers in these year-round vaca-
ton islands.
Included in the day trip is
sightseeing on historic St.
Croix, first territory now
under the American flag to be
discovered by Columbus, gour-
met luncheon at Estate Good
Hope where the renown Miss
Agnes" is chef, changing faci-
lities and swimming at the
resorts beaches and pool, air
line transportation from st.
and meeting and linn
Continued on page a
, 1963-07-24
Coalition, Of
Governors Sidetruck
Action on Civil Rights

A coalition of Democratic
Governors, and some Gold
water Republicans, yesterday
sidetracked action on Civil
Rights by abolishing Resolu-
ton Committee by a vote of
33 to 16. The Governors held
a Panel on Civil Rights Dis
cussions, and each Governor
was limited to five minutes.
Governor Brown of California
has drafted a petition support
ing the Kennedy Civil Rights
Program now before Congress.
Dying with Rockefeller reso-
luton were 68 others before
the Conference.
Speeches on housing by
Secretary of Commerce Hodg-
es and on international trade
by Governor Romney of Mich
igan, were heard at the Con
ference. On Monday night Sec
rotary Hodges was dinner
guest of Governor Paiewon-
sky's party.
The Governors still can get
into civil rights controversy
by voting Committee Reports,
Annuul Procession at
Barren Spot Seized.
for Sundnv
, 1963-07-05
Boy

Boy -.
vessel during the Cuban crisis
was also introduced to the au-
dience.
The Community Band, di-
rected BY Peter ThurIand
played several selections, af-
ter which the Rev. Robert
Smith of the Moravian church
delivered the benediction.
, 1963-07-05
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One Bedroom Furnished Apt
NEAR CARLTON
Adults only
Telephone 773 : las
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President

from the Virgin Islands visit
with Scouts from his Coun-
Gil. q
The 2 boys to make the
trip are Richard Howard
Of St. Thomas Scout Troop
1913, Memorial MoraVian
Church and Rudy Abram-
son Of Frederiksted, St.
Croix Scout Troop 152, St.
Patricks Roman Catholic
Church.
The boys will arrive at
IdlewiId Airport, New York
July 81, 1863 where a
Council representatives
will pick the boys up and
drive them to the Scout
Reservation. The boys will
be provided for from the
time they arrive in New
York. On the termination Of
the 2 weeks the boys will
be driven back to the Air
port and seen aboard the
plane for return to the Vir-
gin Islands on August A,
1865.
, 1963-07-05
New Jersey

New Jersey
annual Boy Scout Expedi-
ton to Philmont Ranch for
the period July 10 through
August II, 1868.
Wayne Chimney was Sc
lected for his outstanding
qualities and excellent char
acter, and will join hum
dreds of other Scouts from
all areaG at Philmont,
Troop 157 was chartered
in 1861 and has been active
" sponsored by The Rotary
Club OF ST. Croix.
The selection of the Scout
was made by a committee
composed of the Troop
Committeeman Alphonso
49, $40
Forbes - John Burr - DR..
Charles ~Crago-Scoutmas-
ter John L. Stevens ST.. all
Rotarians and Galveston
David the Institutional Rep
resentative Of the Troop.
The Financing Of this trip
was made possible by a Ro-
tartan anonymous gift and
the regular budgeted funds
by the Rotary Club for the
use of the Troop Committee.