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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question; Are you interested
in settling a friendly alterca-
ton between q couple where
each partner is considered a
bit Of an expert on GRAMMAR
Yesterday I asked the Lord
and Master TO stop by my
mothers and pick up q pack
age" At this I got the royal
hee-haw and an accusation OF
using a "Milwaukeeism." The
more ! tried 10 explain that I
meant stop by" In the col
loquial sense of stopping brief
ly. the more entangled I got.
We consulted the dictionary to
no avail and friends to even
less avail
Is 1t ever dramatically cor
rect TO say stop by" or shall I
cross II off my list7-Mrs. D..
e. Niles. Brookfield. Wis.
Answer: Your use OF stop
by" In informal conversation
is perfectly acceptable. In the
sense Of making a brief stop.
it's not a Milwaukeeism but an
Americanism. At any rate. the
ediom Is used from coast 10
coast--and by literate, we'll
educated speakers. Like any
term labeled "colloquial." II
would be out Of place In a
formal context. such as q SER
mon or state paper-but In
casual conversation It's quite
okay.
As Mrs. Niles notes. stop
by" has not yet been included
In most dictionaries. but that
is not surprising because die
tionaries don't attempt 10 cover
all idiomatic phrases. II die
tionary editors get most OF the
single words in and defined
correctly. they feel they are
doing the most important part
OF recording the language.
Phrases OF two or three words
are usually left 10 the special
LIST books like American The
saurus OF Slang and my own
recent Dictionary OF Word and
Phrase Origins.
AS II happens. though. stop
by" II one OF the phrases the
Merriam-Webster editors did
choose TO enter In their new
and holly discussed Third In
ternational Dictionary. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10

definition is perfectly sound:
ITO make a brief call, to drop
in" But the source of the
quotation they use to illustrate
the term Is a wonderful ex-
ample to the lexical idiocy that
went into this new dictionary.
The quote csuggested that
she stop by that evening to
talk things over'D is taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-10

from the work Of that peerless
prose stylist Polly Adler. one
time bagnio operator and self
styled author" of that literary
classic "A House Is Not a
Home" Shades of Shakespeare
Is Polly Adler now a model of
linguistic correctness2
, 1963-09-05
Feature Article
Peuce Corps

Continued from Page
questionable" hour Of $50 pm. Tim for relaxation
Well, not quite, for there are evening classes to go to
first. Bedtime ? Nine thirty.
And though breakfast and dinner is served by
the famous hotel it is served cafeteria style and every
one serves themselves.
Well, at least, some might say, they get their beds
made and dishes washed for them.
But they don't. Each person in the Peace Corps
must make their own bed each morning and wash their
own trays as part of their training. The trays are com
partment styled and have been brought along by the
Peace Corps. i.
AS yet, though, there doesn't seem to be anything
doing on Sunday. Well, not yet, anyway.
, 1963-09-05

4tesc~ "a page ~
concrete dwelling structures,
a community building, togeth-
er with utilities and site i'm
provements.
The Housing Authority will
meet shortly to consider the
proposals and to make an
award which is subject to@the
approval of the Public Hous-
ing Administration.
The proposed 200 apartment
project was designed by Will
liam Sigal and Associates Of
Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands. Loans and grants for
the construction of the devel-
opment will be furnished by
the Federal Government
through the Public Housing
Administration.
MGE E AEEE
, 1963-09-05
Governor . .
Continued from page y

CONTINUED from page u
A determintoin has been
made by the Department Of
Welfare Of the Household
goods and other supplies and
equipment for each family
that suffered a loss in the fire,
for the purpose Of reimburs-
ing these individuals with
the basic necessities for sus-
tanning their livelihood.
The St. Croix Community
Chest is s~upplementing the
work eff the Department Of
Welfare by making available
additional funds for the VIC
TINS. Twenty six persons have
been identified as having re-
sided in the building prior to.
the fire. The st. Croix Chapter
of the American Red Cross
, 1963-09-05
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE

Furnished House and all
Furnishings completely new.
Nicely Handicapped. Far view Of
sea. Quiet location near C'sted.
Price $275.o0 yearly basis
Landscaping Maintenance
included
For information contact
Att Or PEPE BERMUDEz
HEYLIGER
La Grande Princess tRattan I'd.
or write Box $50. Christiansted
, 1963-09-05

has called an emergency meet
ing Of its Board Of Directors
in the absence of its chairman
in order to extend individual
aid to the victims Of this fire.
Other civic organizations have
also contributed clothing and
supplies to these unfortunate
persons.
, 1963-09-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
IDAILIA GREcILDA JEFFERSON, deceas

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Celia Williams, daughter of Idais
Grecilda Jefferson has applied to the District Court Of the Virgir
islands for settlement Of the Estate of Idalja Gredda Jefferson with
out administration and that all persons having any claim against her
are required to present the same properly verified with vouchers to
the undersigned.
DUDLEY and BROWN 4
Dated August 18th. 1868. Attorneys for Zelia Williams
Is "A Company Street
Chritsiansted, ST. Croix, VI.
10, 81. 2sl1 8.
, 1963-09-05
Dengue Fever

Despiet the absence Of spe-
cific immunization procedures
against this condition there
are certain precautions which,
if taken, would decrease the
chances Of the spread of this
disease here. Since the condi-
tons is transmitted by the
Aedes Egypt mosquito an
intensive attack on the breed
ing places of the mosquito is
necessary.
/. AL water containers such
as cans, jars, etc. which can
serve as breeding places for
mosquito should be emptied.
2, Lily Ponds should be
oiled or stocked with mosquito
fish.
3. The screens of all els
terms, barrels and tanks and all
water receptacles should be
~crefully checked and broken
screens completely repaired.
Tc eliminate or minimize
the possibility Of mosquito
biting the following proce-
dures ar recommended
|. Carefully spray with ap-
propriate insecticide the en-
tire house, including closets
and other dark and relatively
inaccessible areas where mos
quitos hid.
2. Check on the screen of
windows and doors and repair
those which are in need of
such repair. Springs to keep
doors closed should be added,
when necessary.
3. Place mosquito nets over
cribs Of infants and children.
4. If exposed to mosquito
bites in areas such as beaches,
etc. use Of an appropriate in
sect repellant may prove help
full.
The Department Of Health
is intenisfying its Fogging
Program as an adjunct in the
program in mosquito control.
1t should be noted that for
some years now the Depart
ment Of Health has conducted
house to house spraying in adj
dition to the Jogging programs
mentioned above. These pro
grams will be continued.
Should the condition strike
and prove severe a physician
should be consulted.
, 1963-09-05

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS.
JUDICIAL DIVISION OF ST. CROIX, AT F-REDERIKSTED
IN RE ESTATE OF FORD BOND. Deceased. Probate No. s-lss2
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT
TO WHOM lie MAY CONCERNS: NOTICE is hereby given that
the hearing on the final account Of Lois Bennett Bond, Executrix Of
the above Estate will be held on September 20, 1868 at 10 am. at the
District Court in Chrishansted ANYONE WISHING TO FILE
ANY OBJECTION to said account shall file and serve same upon
G. dewitt Rogers, j. attorney for the Estate at IA Church 81. Chris
tansted, ST. Croix, VI in writing prior to said hearing date.
Dated August 1st. 1868. LOIS BENNETT BOND Executrix.
, 1963-09-05
Only

Universal Pastures presents
SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS"
starring
Tony Curtis, Sal Mineo, Julie
Adams. A story Of one of the
biggest robberies in history.
and they ALMOST got away
with it'll! An action-packed
thriller.
Also latest worldwide News
, 1963-09-05

ISL feature
Warner Bros. presents
IN COLOR
THE STORY OF THE COUNT
OF MONTE CHRISTIE"
starring
Louis Jourdan, Yvonne Furneaux
All New Il! AL Magnificent ! !!
End featur
REACH FOR GLORY"
Due TO the length of this program
the Isl Feature will start
promptly at 4:30 pm.
SUNDAY & MONDAY afternoon
& evening g. TUESDAY afternoon
Sept. 1910
Warner Bros. presents
q COLOR
THE ROMAN SPRING OF
MRS. STONE"
Warren Beatty, Vivien Leigh,
Jill st. John, Lotto Lenya.
Tennessee Williams only Novel
made into a powerful Motion
Picture, it captures the bizarre
decadence Of modern Rome.
Also latest worldwide News
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Plan Money
Lectures For
NewIyweds

A Money Management Series
for engaged or newly married
couples will start Monday ir
downtown Cleveland.
young Couples Make Money
Work" sponsored by The Ohio
State University Cooperative
Extension Service, will meet at
Trinity Cathedral, East 22nd st.
and Euclid ave, from 7:30-9;3O
.. m. on Jan. 2sth, Feb. 4th
and 18th.
balancing the BUD & 1T,
@Rent or Buy" and Sharper
Food Shopping" will include
discussion and demonstrations
on basic budgeting, insurance.
end use of credit, pros and cons
Of buying g house or renting
ways TO provide more delicious,
nutritious meals for less time
and money.
The leaders are faculty mem
bers Of The Ohio State Univer-
sity. For information call the
Cooperative Extension Service,
e21-0445 or write 5o6 The Ar
cade, Cleveland IA, Ohio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
City-Wide
Cage Tourney
Starts Soon

The Greater Cleveland Bas-
ketbsll Commission will sponsor
its 44th City-Wide Basketball
tournament, Feb. 9th through
18th. The annual cage classic
pits teams Of all ages and both
sexes against each other, in
their own divisions.
Regular eague play in
Church, YMCA Settlement
House, Recreation, and Board Of
Education program from Cleve-
land and most suburbs is held
up to allow city and suburban
clubs to try their teams against
those of other leagues.
Teams must be registered be-
forfore Saturday noon, Feb.
End.
Managers interested in more
details on classes, fees and
schedules may visit the Cleve-
land Recreation Division, Room
8, City Hall, or call TO. l-46OO,
ext. 561.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Deaf HIS
John Beres, Jr.

Funeral services were held
Monday, Jan. 21st at the STAN
ley H. Johnston Funeral Home
for John Beres, jr., who lived at
l104 Irene Rd., Lyndhurst.
Mr.. Beres, who worked for
the White Motor Co., is survived
by his wife, Mary, (nee
Struckle), his daughter, Irene
Ann, and son, John NJ. He was
the brother of Edward, William,
Eleanor Maxwell, Betty Zelen-
skas, and Irene Gerber, de-
ceased, and the son Of Irene and
the late John.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Elizabeth Cunningham

Funeral services were con-
Quoted Saturday from St. Rob-
ert's Church for Elizabeth Gun
ninghsm (nee Holzhausen), SAC
Babbist I'd, who died Jan. 18th.
She was the wife Of Martin;
the mother Of Mrs. Katherine
Leonardo, Betty Muehle, Rose
mary Ankrom and Francis;
grandmother Of II and the sis
ter Of Caroline Trant, Katherine
Workes, Margaret Lennon,
Mary Ewes and Bertha Burger
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Felix Fe1or

Feux eoOY
Funeral services wers con
Quoted last Thursday from
Holy Cross Church for Felix
Fedor, l07 East 21eth st., who
died Jan 14th.
Mr.. Fedor owned his own in
Surance agency.
he was q member Of the
Cleveland Lions Club, The Eu-
Gid Elks, Knights Of Columbus
and Alhambra Mahdi Caravan
Gu.
He wss the husband Of Flea
nor (nes Kotersh), the father
Of Felix, IT,, Mary Ann, James
and Christine; the son Of Helen
and the late Paul and the
brother Of Chester and Sophie.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-24
Raymond B. Walling

Private funeral services were
conducted Tuesday for Ray
mond B. Walling. 1919 Oak
hill I'd. who died Jan. 18th.
An East Cleveland resident
since 1925, he retired from the
General Electric Co. Is years
ago after being employed there
80 years.
He was the husband Of Mar
garet S.; and the father OF
Margaret L. Goss, Richard R.
and Robert E.
Friends may call at the resi-
dence- Donations in Mr.. Wall
irgi name may be made to
the Cancer Fund.
Anton Cole
Funeral services were con-
Quoted Saturday from St.
Jerome Church for Anton Cole,
$50 East 162nd st.
Mr.. Cole retired IL years ago
from the Morgan Steel Co. a. q
steel welder. He belonged to
American Fraternal Union
Lodge 1872. SDZ No. 7.
Ee was the husband Of An
coria; The father Of Agnes
Smith and the grandfather of
Loretta Hanson, Alice Glide and
William II. Smith.
Burial was in All Souls
Cemetery with the Mullally
Funeral Home in charge Of
arrangements.
The Republican., 1963-11-14
Highlanders Close First Season
Under BoIding With $50 Record

led the best mark in the schools
history. Southern's 1961-62 football
team, under Earl Whitley" Adolf
son, produced an identical record
Adolfson's team, which included
many members of this years squad,
was beaten only by Moorefield
q2-0), Beall 1856, Keyser C8-6).
This years team lost to Beall
C7-O), Keyser (S-6), and Parsons
q3-12). Southcrn's three losses
were by total of only ten points.
AS the scores show, this years
team was definitely stronger than
The 1861 squad. The Highlanders'
6 victories came over Moorefield
c27-0), Romney d & b (32-6), North
ern C21-9), st. Francis $50.
Bruce C26-6), and Petersburg
12-0.
Southern outscored its opponents
l54-56. The defense was especially
The Republican., 1963-11-14
SO Deed Transfers
Recorded For Week

Thirty-siX deed transfers we're
recorded during the past week in
the office of the State Department
of Assessments and Taxation. They
included the following:
Clarence Wilmer Warwick and
wife to Thomas d. Croft, Baltimore.
1l2 acres of land, dwelling and
barn in district 3, Grantsville.
Fulcher p. Smith and wife to
Thomas w. Rosco and wife, Clair
ton, Pa, IA of an acre of land in
district 6, Sang Run.
Leona C. Propst to Samp O'Dell
Jr., and wife, Deer Park, 766 of an
acre of land in district 8, Ryan's
Glade.
Mae Elizabeth BurdOck to James
E. Clark and wife, Frostburg. .89
of an acre of land, store and apart
ment in district 8, Johnson.
Cobey Mckenzie and wife to Will
liam II. Fuller, Frostburg, l.O74
acres of land in district g.
Ronald Goodwin and wife to Rus
sell ID. Smith and wife, Barton
1905 acres of land in district g.
Pearl Iva Rodeheaver to George
Brown, White Plains, N. Y, "a OF
an acre of land, dwelling and out
buildings in district 7, east Oakland
Parke b. Tressler and wife to
Peters Fuel Corporation, 1853
acres of land in district 7.
Fiduciary Trust company, eXecu-
tor of j. McCulloch Sturgis, to
John Adams, Jr.. and wife, 18 lots
of ground in district 7.
Ina Grace Falkenstein and others
to Thomas Dwight Browning and
wife, Oakland, 83 of an acre of
land and dwelling in district 7.
Angelo Falconi and others to
Thelma Dolan and husband, Nc
Keesport, Pa, $4,000 square feet of
land in district 6, Sang Run.
Angelo Falconi and others to
Charles A. Geswaldo, Pittsburgh
Pa. 1880 square feet of land in
district 6.
AL D'Alesandro and wife to Point
| View Inn and Motel, Inc, Canons-
burg, Pa, 6.689 acres of land and
dwelling in district 6.
James Tommasin and wife to An
gclo Falconi and husband, Canons-
burg, Pa, 2.67 acres of land, motel
inn, 3O8 acres of land, A-frame
house in district 6.
Beulah c. Englc and Ida V. En-
gle to Alvin H. Yodcr and wife
Grantsville, 3O4 acres of land. 300
acres of coal, dwelling and other
buildings, in district 3.
Gladys Wilt to Robert L. Glot-
, felty and wife, Grantsville, 5 OF
an acre of wooded land in district
3.
Nathan Ross Selby to Ronald De
Wayne Fike and wife SIT of an
acre of land in district ?, Friends
The Republican., 1963-11-14

Vile
Manila s. Friend and others to
Elizabeth j. Marshall, Friendsville,
three lots, morgue and workshop
in district q
Owen Floyd Frantz to Edward j.
Muse and wife. Pittsburgh, .593 of
an acre of land in district 2.
Frank r. Corliss, Jr., and others,
.351 of an acre of land, lake front,
in district l, to Reino A. Kray and
wife. Silver Spring
Clarence Nelson Walker and wife
to Vaughn Moorehead and wife,
Bloomington, one lot in district l,
Swanton.
Constance S. Franklin and
others to Jesse Gerald Miller, West
ernport, Az of an acre of lake
front in district l.
Jesse Gerald Miller to Constance
Smith Franklin and Patricia Smith
Noyes, Milwaukee, Wise, .43 of an
acre of lake front in district l.
Leona G. Propst to Lester b.
Loughry and wife. Deer Park, .592
of an acre of land in district 8.
Russell Hamilton and wife to
Harry Kidwell and wife, Kenneth
McRobie and wife, Westernport,
55 of an acre of land in district
10, Deer Park
Harry Kidwell and wife. Kenneth
McRobie and wife to Russell L..
Hamilton, Piedmont, w. Va, lot
No. "a in district 10.
Alice Campbell to Joe Faulkner
and wife, Oakland, two lots, two
dwellings and OutbuildingS in dis
trict 10.
Earl S. Shank to Mary r. Shank,
Kitzmiller, lot and dwelling in dis
trict IS, Kitzmiller.
Audrey A. Tasker and husband to
Harold r. Evans and wife, Oakland,
048 of an acre of land in district
IA, west Oakland.
Sara M. Greet and husband to
Minnie B. Mason, Oakland, lot No.
26 in district IA.
Esther Lewis Hiscr to Elsie Ash
Lewis, Oakland 1.54 acres of land
and dwelling in district IA.
Ernest Ray Jones and wife to
John A. Doppel and wife, Harleys-
Vile, Pa, 1920 square feet of
land, dwelling and garage in dis
The Republican., 1963-11-14

second and third teams rather than
run up the score.
Jon Thayer led Southerns scor-
ers with total of SIS points. He
was followed by Jim Stewart and
Charles Dintaman with SO and 30
points respectively.
Seniors who played their last
game for Southern are: Jim Glib
son, Harold Mosser, Richard Per-
rine, Rick Mattingly, Jim Hine-
baugh, Tom Powers, Won johnson,
and Chester Sines.
Other members, juniors, Charlie
Davis, Terry Imhoff, Ron Hansen
Reese Riley, Bill Corbin, Jack
Rowan, and Terry Palmer. Soph-
omorcs: Richard Lemley, Denny
Walters, Bill Mattingly, Martin
Sharpless, Mike Friend, Bob Mar
tin, Carl Schoonover, and Mike
Flaherty. Freshmen: Norman Wilt,
Glenn Schoonover, Tom Hoffman,
Greg Kerins, Rob Sharps, Bill Mar
tin, Tom Ryan, Roger Thomas, Ray
Burton, and Bradley Uphold.
Attendance at all the games,
home and away, has been espec-
tally good this year A large crowd
even watched the Petersburg game
played during rain and snow fur
ries.
The outlook for next years squad
seems to be very good as three
members of the first team and
most of the second team return.
Letter winners and next years
co-captain will be announced at a
later date
The Republican., 1963-11-14

outstanding, as the Highlanders
held opponents to an average of
less than 6 points per game "A of
the opponents points were scored
on safeties). Southerns defense
was the best in the P.V.C. as far as
total points scored against it, and
third in the area which includes
25 schools. Nineteen of the Op-
ponents' points came against the
Southern second and third defense
This year the Highlanders OPP
Grated from the "T' formation,
straight "T" formation, and the
spread, using split ends and
flankers.
The Republican., 1963-11-14

Walter Leo Weeks and wife, MT
Lake Park, two lots and part of
another, dwelling in district 16, Mt.
Lake Park.
Harry f Dotson and wife to Fos-
ter J. Turney and wife, Mt. Lake
Park, lot on Deer Park, dwelling
and outbuildings in district 16.
The Republican., 1963-11-14
Plagued Day And
Night with Bladder
Discomfort?

Unwise eating or drinking may be
source of mild, but annoying bladder irri-
tations making you feel restless, tense,
and uncomfortable. And if restless nights.
with nagging backache, headache or mus
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strain or emotional upset, are adding to
your misery don't wait-try Doan's Pills.
Doan's Pills act 3 ways for speedy re-
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bladder irritations "A fast pain-reiev-
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wonderfully mild diuretic action thru the
kidneys, tending to increase the output of
the , miles of kidney tubes. So, get the
same happy relief millions have enjoyed
for over 60 years. For convenience, buy
the large size. Get Doan's Pills todayl
The Republican., 1963-11-14
Seven Are Apprehended
For Motor Law Violations

Seven persons were apprehended
in recent days for alleged viola
tions of the Motor Vehicle regula-
tions. They were listed on the
docket in the office of Trial Magis-
trate Robert M. Maroney, now To-
Gated on Liberty street, in Oak
land.
Floyd Gregory, Hutton, operat.
ing a motor vehicle without Ii
cense, forfeited collateral of S.
and costs
Harry Bruce Simmons, Shallmar
operating a motor vehicle with ex-
pired temporary plates, forfeited
collateral of $40 and costs.
Gordon Nelson House, Deer
Park. operating a motor vehicle
without adequate exhaust system
or muffler, entered a plea of not
guilty but was found guilty by the
magistrate and fined S. and costs
The fine and costs were suspended
Amnon Wayne Flick, Piedmont
w. Va, operating without Ii.
cense, forfeited collateral of S1l
and costs.
Foster Roland Martin, Oakland
reckless driving. forfeited collater-
al of S22 and costs.
George Wilson Altizer, Cumber.
land, passing at intersection, fined
81 and costs.
Richard ID. Israel, Clarksburg
entered a plea of guilty to exceed.
50 miles per hour and was fined
SIS and costs.
The Republican., 1963-11-14
by Jim Hinebaugh

The Southern Highlanders closed
the 1963-64 football season with an
outstanding $50 record In their
first year under coach Leroy Bold
ing, and assistant coach Carl
Schoonover, the Highlanders equal
The Republican., 1963-11-14

trict IA.
Dora j, Bowman TO Edward l..
Bowman and wife, Curtice, o., IS
of an acre of land in district IA.
Dora j. Bowman to Edward l..
Bowman and wife, 926 acres of
land in district Ia.
Elma N Weeks and husband to
The Republican., 1963-11-14

A twin disaster in Japan took COS
Ives. There was a mine explosion
and train wreck.