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, 1963-07-23
Sidney Lee is Nqmed
Consultdnt to Exec.
Com. Of Shipping Co.

The American Shipbuilding
Company of Cleveland and
New York announced the elec-
ton to its Executive Commit
tee of Sidney Lee, a manage
ment Consultant of ST. Croix.
Virgin Islands.
The American Shipbuilding
Company has been listed on
the New York Stock Exchange
since 1880 and is engaged in
shipbuilding, speciality steel
casting, automobile transport,
and chemicals.
The company has plants and
Offices in Cleveland, Chicago,
Lorraine, Buffaloe, Wayne,
Mahwah, and New York.
Also elected to the Execu-
tive Committee was William
Crowman the General COUNSEL
and Corporate Secretary Of
Hilton Hotels.
Sidney Lie resides at Spring
Garden St, Croix and has his
office at Peters Farm, Chris
tiansted, US. Virgin Islands.
, 1963-07-23
Regindld Rison. New
York Piunist TO Give
Concert Here

Reginald Rison, outstanding
concert pianist and professor
OF music, will play in a recital
at the Christiansted High
School Auditorium here on
July 81, 1868, it was made
known today by the Junior
Chamber of st. Croix, spon-
sors of the program.
Mr., Rison holds a Bachelor
of Arts degree in music and is
presently employed as instruc-
tor Of piano and theory in
New York.
This week he is being pres
ented in concerts in Chicago.
His mother, Mrs. Byzantine
Maynard, a soprano, is a mem
Der of the st. Croix Commu-
nifty Choir. She and her hus-
husband Dudley have their
home at Estate Grove Place
and have been residents Of the
Virgin Islands for the last
Continued on page A.
, 1963-07-23
F.B.I. Invites Puerto
Rico TO Send Police
To Academy

10 ACQQ6111Y
Thomas E. Bishop, Special
agent in Charge Of the San
Juan Office Of the Federal Bu5.
reau of Investigation, has adj
vised that Colonel Salvador T..
Roig, Superintendent, Police
of Puerto Rico, has accepted
an invitation from j. Edgar
Hoover, Director of the FBI,
for Sergeant Miguel A. Rivera
Medina and Detective Luis
Raul Torres Santiago, both Of
the Police Of Puerto Rico. to
attend the 72nd Session of the
FBI National Academy, begin
ming August 10, 1863.
Sergeant Rivera is a native
Of Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico,
and entered the Police of
Puerto Rico in 1856. He pre-
sently an instructor in the,
Police Academy at POLES
Headquarters at Hate Rey
Detective Torres is q native
Of Playa Ponce, Puerto Rico,
and entered the Police Of
Puerto Rico in August, 1858.
He is presently assigned as
Desk Sergeant of the Metro
politan Area Detective Divi-
sion of the Police of Puerto
Rico.
The FBI National Academy
is by invitation only, and the
classes are composed of select
ed representatives of police
AGENCIES throughout the Unit
ed States, Puerto Rico, and
certain foreign countries.
The twelve weeks of train
ing deals with the latest meth
ode IF nolice Investigation and
administration. Graduates
usually impart their knowl-
edge to their fellow-officers
when this training has been
complested. Sessions are held
in Washington, DE-, and at
the FBTs Academy at Quanti-
CO, Virginia.
Among the subjects taught
are criminal law, criminal iden
tiflcation, eduction, govern
ment, personnel procedures,
public speaking, applied psy-
chology, general science, bio
logical science, chemical sci
Continued on page a
, 1963-07-23

today all exports Of beet and CO
kets outside the United States
exports Of sugar would require
a license issued by its Bureau
of international Commerce.
The Commerce Department
said the action was requested
by the Agricultural Depart
ment as a precautionary mea-
sure to make sure that the.
abnormal foreign demand and
higher prices abroad do not
lead to an excessive drain OF
sugar from the United States"
The price of sugar has drop
ped recently in this country
and at present is about 2 cents
a pound below the world price
The Government apparently
feels that the stability in the
United States market result
ing from the price drop could
be affected by an unusual
surge of sugar exports.
Ban is Temporary
The Commerce Department
said a temporary curtaiiment
Of exports would sprovide as
surance to foreign supplying
, 1963-07-23

countries that sugar which
they are delivering to the Uni
ted States for domestic con
sumption, will not be resold
in world markets"
1t is said that in the past, the
States had exported
relatively small amounts Of
sugar - generally less than
5000 metric tons a year.
Accordingly, today's action
is not expected to have an APP
preciable effect on domestic
and world sugar distribution
and supplies, other than to
prevent abnormal re-exports
of United States Sugar inn
ports" the Department said.
It noted that the Agriculture
Department announced earlier
that there was an adequate
supply Of sugar to meet do
nestle requirements.
Export Quota Established
The Departments Bureau
of international Commerce an
CONTINUED on page A
, 1963-07-23
u. S. Sugar Exports Curtoiled In Move to
Forestdll q Druin

Washington-The Department of Commerce curtailed
,oday all exports of beet and cane sugar to higher-priced mar
zets outside the United States. It announced that future
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Hints From Heloise %.
Paper Clips Are Used
To Hold Carrot CurIs

did not hurt the cloth or the
color.
NJ. H.
X X 4
Ladies, protest a spot to be
sure your cloth is color-faSt. If
your cloth is not c~olor-fast the
hydrogen peroxixde may remove
the design.
Heloise
X K K
LETTER OF LAUGHTER
Dear HeloiSe:
have an inexpensive burglar
alarm for women who don't
have small children to play with
it: A Gov bell! Mine cost Csc!
This is the kind of bell
people use to make noise with
at football games, but it also
Suffices elsewhere. If you have
to be alone at night keep it I'm
der the head of your bed.
S. H.
X X X
Dear Heloise:
Hang those p~illowcaseS by the
sewn end mot the stitched hem)
to get the longest wear.
The hemmed end gets more
strain after the ~pillowcaSeS are
put on the pillows and if they
are hung by the same corners,
too. it makes sense that
those points will wear out first!
Ida Tyson
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Committee OKs
Political Gifts
For Deductions

CUPID - The
Senate Finance Committee
voted today to give a tax deduc-
ton of up to 500 a year to
persons who contribute to polit-
ical campaigns.
The provision, opposed by the
Treasury, was added to the Sill
billion tax cut bill as the COM
mittee met in closed session for
the fourth day in an effort to
speed action on the measure.
The senators approved two
other amendments and defeated
four. One Of those approved
would carry out administration
recommendations to give more
tax relief to working mothers
who must hire babysitters.
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Tippit Donations
Neur $250,000

FORT WORTH CUPID :
Money from generous Ameri'
cans kept coming in today for
the widow and infants Of &C.
cused assassin Lee Harvey OS-
wald. The fund stood at more
than $12, 900.
Mrs. Marina Oswald re.
NAMED secluded under the pro.
lection of the Secret Service.
She expressed her gratitude
through Secret Service agents.
Money was being sent to va.
riouS newspapers, churches and
agencies in the Fort Worth
area and to Mrs. Shirley vii.
hanson, a housewife.
In Dallas, the fund for Mrs.
J. D. Tippit, widow Of the po-
liceman slain trying to seize
Oswald, reached $246, O1S. So.
Counting stopped for the week
end and resumed today with
more than 10 sacks of mail to
be opened and tailed at police
headquarters.
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Scion Charges
Book Kickbock
In 'Bumo Case

MONTGOMERY (UPD A
Bibb County legislator has &C
cused the operator of a state
textbook depository Of receiving
a "kickback" from book pub
fishers.
Rep. Fred H. Davis said Paul
Malone, operator Of the deposi-
tory at Northport, had been get
ing an 8 per cent rebate for a
number Of years.
Davis said the publishers con-
firmed a system Of rebates had
"just grown up over the years.
The State Board of Education
recently Cancelled the depository
contract with Malone because Of
what the board termed Malone's
failure to live up to some facets
of the agreement.
Davis said the 8 per cent re-
bate was in addition to the reg.
ular Is per cent commission
that went to Malone for hand.
ling approximately So million in
textbooks a year.
"School patrons are paying q
per cent more for books than
they should be paying" Davis
said. "This money should be 60
ing to provide free textbooks to
all our children"
When informed of the allega.
ton, Malone said 81 don't even
know what he's talking about.
don't intend to give any sort Of
statement"
Davis insisted the legislature
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
US Delivers
Another Blow
To Cuban Trade

WASHINGTON CUPID - The
United States today amended
its controls on free world ship
ping to Cuba to provide in
creased incentive for Shipown-
ers to remove vessels from
trade with the Fidel Castro re-
gime.
State Department officials ex-
pressed hope the new regula-
tons will result in "a substan-
tial additional reduction in
free world shipping to Cuba
over the next year or Is
months.
They said the new rules were
designed to make it easier for
shipowners to withdraw from
Cuban trade.
The new regulations would
permit a %Shipowner to remove
individual blacklisted vessels
from the Cuban trade. The Yes
sci would then be dropped from
the blacklist.
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Youth Congress
Is Attended By
Area Students

Attending the recent Missis-
Sippi Youth Congress held in
Jackson County students at Perk.
inston College.
Myrna 10 McGowen Of Moss
Point, Rudy Fink and Albert
Fink Of Ocean Springs were
present at the sixteenth annual
event with four other students
and two sponsors from the col.
.lege.
Bills presented by the Perkin.
Ston group were a resolution
memorializing John F. Kennedy
late President of the Unite
States; a bill to form a state
automobile titling agency; and
a bill to extend arson to in.
clude burning Of weeds.
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Public Is Urged
To Help Control
Burning Woods

State Forester Jack Holman
said today, "the general public
could probably do more toward
the economic development Of
Mississippi by actively assisting
the Mississippi Forestry Com
mission and other conservation
agencies in preventing forest
fires, than by any other COM
parable action"
Available records show that
Mississippi's land area is APP
p%roximately 81 per cent forest
ed or is best suited for timber
production and that more than
Is per cent Of every dol
lar earned in the state origi-
mates from forest resources.
"Yet, year after year, Missis-
Sippi is one of the leaders in
the number of forest fires. While
the average size Of these thous-
andS of fires is held relatively
low by the efforts of the fire
control system Of the MissiSsip-
pi Forestry Commission a IN &
other organizations, hundreds Of
thousands of dollars of poten.
tial income 60 up in s m 0 k G
each year." Holman said.
In the past fiscal year, July
I, 1862 to June 80, 1868, Jack.
son County suffered its worst
fire seson in recent years,
with Forest Commission person
mel controlling and e%xtinguish.
ing nearly 235 fires, burning
over 10000 acres.
Mississippi Forestry Commits
sion Forester R. H. Miller said
that in southeast Mississippi
more fires occur and more &C.
res burn each year than a n
other section Of the state.
eff forestry means SO much
to our economy then why do the
people Of south Mississippi try
to destroy our most valuable re-
sources? You as citizens o.
Jackson County can eliminate
a number Of these fires by stres.
sing the Importance of our for
estS to the people of our coun,
ty. Then, by doing this, we can
expect a brighter future for the
people of our county," said Mil
Ter.
The chronicle., 1963-12-17

Dear Heloise:
l removed mildew from a
soiled tablecloth by pouring
some hydrogen peroxide on it.
The mildew disappeared a n d
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Girl Scouts Get
New Camp Site

Gulf Pines Girl Scout Council
announced today that it h a S
acquired a new 339-acre camp
site for the more than $500 girl
scouts of the southern area.
Mrs. Leonard Stocker, presi-
dent of the council, said the site
is located in south Forrest Coun-
ty and will provide adequate
camping arrangements for pres
ent and future needs.
Mrs. D. M. Ballard, a p
chairman, and John Guthrie,
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Air Passenger
Falls TO Death

MANILA (UPD-A passenger
of a Philippine Air Line plane
plunged to death today after
forcibly opening the planes
door while the aircraft was
cruising at 10000 feet, the Phil
ippine news service reported.
The man was identified in the
planes manifest merely as
James Nielsen. His nationality
and address were not known,
the Philippine news service
said.
The plane was on flight from
Cebu to Manila.
The chronicle., 1963-12-17

larta, Mexico, where Mrs. Bur-
ton filed for divorce in the jail
isco State Civil Court. Frosch
said actress Elizabeth Taylor
would not be mentioned by
name in the suit.
Burton and Miss Taylor are
living in Puerto Vallarta, scene
of the recent filming Of his new
movie, "Night of the Iguana."
Miss Taylor was not in the film
but she appeared at the film
set every day to keep him COM
pany.
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
BUrton's Wife
Seeks Divorce

NEW YORK (UPD - Mrs.
Sybil Burton will divorce actor
Richard Burton in Mexico to-
day, charging her husband
treated her cruelty and inhu-
manly by being in the constant
company of another woman"
Announcement of the divorce
action was made by the Bur-
toms New York attorney, Aaron
Frosch. He flew to Puerto VAL
The chronicle., 1963-12-17

camp site selections chairman,
with their committees, were in
Strumental in the selection Of
the site, which was authorized
by recent board action.
The Gulf Pines Council is
comprised of Is counties in
South Mississippi.
The chronicle., 1963-12-17
Dear Heloise:

Dear HelOlSe:
Over the years when making
carrot curls | have used tooth
picks to hold the curlS in shape
while they stand in ice water
until ready to use.
Perhaps you will agree with
me that my new method is far
faster, easier, and eliminates the
use of toothpicks, which some
times prove difficult to remove
after crisping.
| simply shape thinly sliced
carrots (which l have cut with
my potato peeler) into curlS
and fasten them with ordinary
scalded paper clips! These pa
per clips come off as easily as
they were put on. They form no
rust while emerSed il the wa
ter and can be used over and
over again.
Mrs. Adam Bathgate
X X X
Oh, gals, try it. It's wonderful
and so easy and quick. Make
lots Of them to put on that
parsley you are going to trim
your Christmas turkey with.
Heloise
X X X
Dear Heloise:
After | had a professional
window cleaning company come
in and clean my windows, II
found that l can save money
every six months by making a
mixture Of two cups of warm
water and one ounce of glycer-
inc, dipping a rag in this, wiring
ing it out thoroughly and rub
bling it over the pans.
l use this method both on the
outside and inside Of the win
doWS.
The windows NAV be polished
with either a cloth or cleaning
tissue or. a crumpled up
newspaper, as you say.
The g%lycerine not only pre-
vents the steam from forming
inside the windows but h n
the rain hits the outside of the
window | find that it does not
leave marks and StreakSk.
If you will remember
dust adhereS to the outside win
dow pane and when the rain hits
it, this is what causes our
streaks and dirty marks. The
glycerine helps the raindrops
slide off easily and they take
along with them. . the soil
and dust!
Apartment Owner
X X X
Dear HeloiSe:
l had a rubber-backed rug|
mat that has stuck to my floor.
Can you or any of your read
ers tell me how to get the rub
Der marks off the floor?
Mrs. Nc
X 4 X
Anyone know? If so, drop
your answer to Heloise in care
Of this paper.
Letters do not have to be
signed to appear and ali Sug-
gestions are welcome and ap-
preciated.
Heloise
X II X
Dear Heloise:
l removed mildew from a
soiled tablecloth by pouring
some hydrogen peroxide on it.
The mildew disappeared a n
The chronicle., 1963-12-17

"back me up" In the drive to
eliminate what he labels the
depository monstrosity."
Evening star., 1963-09-01

HAZARD" l94s. Comedy about a girl who
falls in love with the detective sent to arrest
her. PauIette Goddard. Macdonald Carey
5:00-o
TONIGHT AND EVERY MIGHT" le45. Well
made musical drama. Rita HaYNorth. Lee
Bowman. Janet Blair. 11:10-5
"TARZAN'S MAGIC FOUNTAIN" le49. Tarzan
discovers valley with fountain of eternal
youth. Lex Barker, Brenda Joyce. Albert
Dekker 1855
Thursday AN.
MORNING GLORY" 1888. Small-town girl
struggles to become great actress. Katharine
Hepburn l0:00-5
Thursday PM.
"S0N OF FURY" 1912. No message in this
lsth-century drama but an abundance Of
action and romance Tyrone Power, Gene
Terney. 12:30-5
AFFAIR IN HAVANA" 1857. Eternal triangle
results in crime of passion. John Cassavetes,
Raymond Burr 500
TEXAS" 1e4l. Two wandering cowpokes take
different trails; one with pretty ranch girl,
the other with an outlaw band. William
Holden. Glenn Ford. l1:10-5
THE LADY LIES" 1929. (First-Run.) A sue
cessful lawyer gets interested in saIesgrl
but his teen-age children object to their
marriage Walter Huston Claudette Colbert
Charles Rueges. 12:55-9
Friday AN.
"0LD MAN RHYTHM" 1895. Mild dated mu-
sical. Buddy Rogers. Betty Cradle. 10:00-5
Friday P.M.
-FOUR MEN AND A PRAYER" 1888 -Four
sons on round -the-word meIodrama to clear
their fathers name. Loretta Young. Richard
Greene 12:30-5
"EBB TIDE" 1887. Confused story Of men
marooned on an island ruled by a man who
wants to play God Barry FitzueraId RAY
Evening star., 1963-09-01


Hasso ll:30-7
"THE CRIMSON PIRATE" 1852 Adventure on
the high seas with Burt Lancaster buckIins
every swash in sight l2:55-q
Saturday AN.
"THE GREAT HOSPITAL MYSTERY" 1896.
Formula mystery film. Jane Dar&eII, Sig
Rumann l0:00-5
EVERY SATURDAY MIGHT" 1886. Pleasant
family comedy Jed Prouty. ll:00-5
Saturday PM.
"THE sPANIARD'S CURSE" 1857. tBritishJ
Fair mystery Tony Wright 12:30-4
"ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN 'FRONT.'"
1880. film classic; the dated technique
doesn't interfere with its great power Lew
Ayres Louis Woheim. 1905
"THE cRUSADES." 1895. DeMile epic about
the third Crusade. Lavish, exciting and fairly
entertaining. Loretta Young "THE VANISH
ING FRONTIER" 1882. Fair Johnny Mack
Brown western 1909
BLACK ARROW" le4s Above average swash-
buckIer which should keep the kids glued to
the seat Louis Hayward. 300-5
"FIGHTER ATTACK" 1854 World War II
squadron-Ieader returns to Italy to be reunited
with the girl he loves. Sterling Hayden, j.
Carroll Naish. 500
"A CERTAIN SMILE" tColor0 1858. A Parish
enne is torn between her love for a student
and her alteration for an older man. Insipid
Rossano Brazil, Joan Fontaine. 900
JOHNNY EAGER" 1912. Top-rate gangster
meIodrama about good-ookng egotistica
hood. Robert Taylor. Lana Turner. 11:00-5
INVITATION" 1852. A determined father seeks
to give his sick daughter final year of
happiness. Van Johnson Dorothy Mcclure.
Ruth Roman. ll:15-7
ION MOONLIGHT BAY" 1851 tCoIor0 A young
lady with a penchant for baseball and
singing falls in love with a serious-minded
youth, Doris Day. Gordon MacRae. l1:204
CLOAK AND DAGGER" 1916 A university
professor works on secret mission for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
ACTS AND EANcIEs s&a4s

CHEST average marriage age
rates: 81 for men. % for Wo-
men. Qn America it's 20 for
girls, 22-plus for men.
Big news: The elephant Is
reported to be the only qua
druped that is unable to take
all four feet off the ground at
the same time-except when
lying down, Of course.
During former times each
member Of the College of Car
dinalS had to provide his own
food during the election Of q
Pope. The Vatican didn't
install a kitchen to feed them
until 1873.
Who's Stacy?
Did you know that Ray
mond Burr's real name Is not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Dickens Sleep Pill Was Just DeIusion

bottle Of bourbon, and de-
manded, "YOu call this clo-
thing?" -. yes" replied
Twain calmly. That's my
nightcap."
We Are Generous
Big-hearted: We are regard
ed as dollar-msd by Euro
peans, but American indiH-
duals and corporations gave a
record ss.3 billion to public
philanthropic causes last
year, up $500 million from
1861.
The fight against noise: The
Metro, Partisan version Of the
subway, has put rubber
wheels on its trains to cut
down the squeal of wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Race With Death
Costly to Victor

address 50 that the family
would know where to get in
touch with him. Then he went
back home, q little low, and
waited. Porter never heard
from the family.
Maybe" he said, ''the
guys life wasn't worth $12."
Copyright. lSS5. King Features)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

Perry Mason but Raymond
Willis Stacy?
Our quotable n otables:
woman Is a tyrant until
she's reduced to bondage, and
a rebel till she's well bea-
ten" George Meredith.
Americans now eat Is bill
lion meals q year outdoors
and spend 500 million on
backyard cooking equipment.
-. The kitchen Is losing
caste.
Old story revived: Return
ing from a trip abroad, Mark
Twain told q customs agent
his luggage contained nothing
but clothing. -. The suspi-
cious official rum mage d
through one bag, pulled out a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
By HAL BOYLE
AZ NaHHiaaiHrea

Things q eolumnist might
never know Il he didn't open
his mail:
Put Charles Dickens In q
bed facing either east or west
and be spent q miserable
night. He shared q delu-
sion held by many people
over the centuries that good
sleep is possible only in q bed
parallel to the earth'S north
south axis.
Ireland plans to raise its
minimum age for marriage
now II for girls, IA for boys
to is for both sexes. Ac-
tually, h however, the Irish
have one Of the worlds hi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

-. This e an idea We ought
10 borrow.
Culture by mail: Some ga
million Americans are now
studying at home via CORES
pondence courses. That's
almost as many a. are en-
rolled In the nations colleges
and universities.
Girls, II you don't want a
career as an office typewriter
jockey, why not consider eng
ineering? -. The Society Of
Women Engineers reports
that more than a per cent
Of the society's working mem
bers earn In excess Of $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

q year, and many are In the
$4,000 to so, 900 bracket"
Do you think Of the Sahara
as ninhabited2 >. Actually,
about 500 900 people live IN Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Honest Advertising

ST. PAUL, MINI. (AP).-,
A radio shop here advertiSes
that 1t repairs auto radios
while You Wait And
Wait And Wait"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

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