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Evening star., 1963-04-28

idential development on land in
the grAen-clad mountains of
the islands northwest sector.
Mr.. Laurance Rockefeller h. S
been investing in the future of
st. Croix since 1859 with i'm
provements to Estate Good
Hope resort which is now open
on a year-round basis.
Survey teams already are at
work on the project and the
golf and beach facilities will
lSe developed as rapidly as pos
sible in the next three years.
Preliminary inspection of the
site already has been made by
noted golf architect Robert
Trent Jones, designer of the
famed Dorado Beach course in
Puerto Rico.
The projected beach facilities
when completed will open up
Davis Bay, one of the fine
beaches on st. Croix's north
shore.
st. Croix is the largest Of
the three main United States
Virgin Islands, some 10 miles
east of Puerto Rico and 40 miles
south of st. Thomas.
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With American and Pan Am ticket takes you the way Hawaii
And take advantage of special Jetoawa Here's just
Fly American Aines Arot Los Angeles any Saturday plenty
of time spend the evening the Sunday along
Sunset Strip through Hollywood and Beverly Hills and Santa
Monica Monday morning you're off Hawaii by Pan Am Jet Clippers
In Honolulu you're welcomed with traditional aloha lei greeting
Then during the 10 days. you'll o Oahu by moorcoach
have opportunity take free hula lessons ride urboar paddle
ouigger sail take in Poynesian Sunset Ceremony
On the way home from Hawaii you'll have nights San Francisco
and the cyom the Civic Center Golden CatePa
The price? Just $59O* plus And that includes sightseeing trips
Los Angeles Hawaii and San Francisco your hotel preserved
advnc transportation between hotels apor and your round trip
Jet economy Group fare* Call your Travel American
Price h.d uJhconom phr-Ers Tsdo
y
| l from
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CLIP OUT THIS COUPON AND MAIL TO AMERICAN OR PAN AM
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Nogusoki's q Fascinating Spot
With Ancient Claims to Fame

The white barbarians" were
welcomed at first. Then, In
1887. a Spanish ship captain
made the mistake of boasting
to the shogun about his kings
vast colonial empire. "And how
did your king acquire such a
great empire?" the shogun
asked.
The Spaniard explained, He
sent out missionaries"
That was the end of mis-
sionarieS in Japan for 28l years
In 1889 the ban was extended
to all foreigners, except for a
few Dutch traders permitted to
live on Dejima Island in Naga-
saki harbor. Through them ru-
mors of western progress fill
tered into Japan. But the en-
pire remained closed until Com
modore Perry arrived in 1858.
When Japan was officially
reopened in 1859, Nagasaki be-
came a center of western cul-
ture and thousands of students
rushed to the city to study
foreign medicine, mechanics
and military science.
A Roman Catholic church
was built in Nagasaki in 1865,
oStensibly for the new foreign
traders. Although Christianity
was still outlawed in Japan,
Evening star., 1963-04-28
BY REIKO SAKAI
Star Special Writer

NAGASAKI, Japan. "A fas-
cinating city long before 1t be-
came a symbol Of wars end,
Nagasaki is one of Japan's
strongest drawing cards.
Strangely enough, interest of
the visitor is drawn to Madame
Butterfly's home and to tours
among the descendants of st.
Francis Xavier's Pensioners -
then to the healthy. greening
grass of a park which marks
the ground zero" Of the bomb.
Some relics of the disaster may
be found in the city's new me-
mortal museum.
Japan Airlines reports a flood
of queries from prospective
tourists for the coming season.
Nagasaki has other, older
claims to international fame.
For more than two centuries
a tiny island in its bay served
as the only link between Japan
and the western world.
A few years after the Ameri-
cas- were discovered. Spanish
and Portuguese adventurers
sailed to southern Japan. Mis-
sionaries followed, including st.
Francis Xavier in 1549.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Music Reigns
AtSuIzburq

SALZBURG - Thirty-twc
opera performances will be
given at the 1868 Salzburg Fes-
tival, slated to open July 26
and run through August 81.
-Four Of the seven operas to
be performed will be Mozart's
works: Cost fan Tutte, Serag-
lilo, Figaro's Hochzeit (Figaro)
and The Magic Flute.
The other operas will be
Gluck's Iphigenia in Aulis,
Richard Strauss Rosenkavalier
and Verdi'S II Trovatore. The
opening opera, July 26 In the
New Festspielhaus will be The
Magic Flute which will also be
given on August 3, 9, IT, %, %.
RoSenkavalier will be given
July 81, August 10 and 90; II
Trovatore August 13, 16, 81 and
80.
There will be ten major or
chestral concerts, six lieder con-
certs, five Mozart matinees and
numerous serenades, chamber
music concerts, instrumental
concerts and performances of
sacred music.
The famous Won Hofmann-
stahl version of the medieval
morality play Jederman, orig
inally produced in Salzburg by
Max Reinhardt and one of Eu-
ropes most impressive perfor-
manceS, will be given each
Sunday during the Festival and
on August is on the steps of
the Salzburg Cathedral.
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local citizens began to appear
at services. 1t soon became ap-
parent that thousands of jap
anese had kept the faith In
secret for more than two CEN
turies. Nagasaki is still the GEN.
ter of Catholicism in Japan.
The House of Madame But
terfly" lies on a delicately gar
dened hill overlooking Naga-
saki's beautiful harbor. The leg
end of the mansion, unfor-
tunately. is as fictional as Puc-
cini's heroine.
1t was actually the residence
of an expatriate Englishman-
but in its 10Th century mixture
of east and west, 1t is just such
a home as Pinkerton might have
shared with Cio-Cio-San.
In and surrounding Naga-
saki are many other surprises
for visitors: a perfect Ming pc
riod Chinese temple, a banyan
tree planted by Ulysses s.
Grant, the unique porcelain
and tortoise shell ware made
by local craftsmen.
The summit of Kagashira
Hill, overlooking Nagasaki and
the bay. can be reached by
aerial cable car. An excellent
Japanese-style restaurant-ho-
tel, the Yataro, is set on the
hilltop.
Daily express trains connect
Nagasaki with Tokyo, a journey
of twenty hours.
The city is only three hours
by train from Fukuoka, which
is served by nine daily Japan
Air Lines flights from Osaka
and Tokyo.
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POINTS OF INTEREST
Horses, Houses, Chicks
Help Dover Celebrate

ioned band concerts, stree t
dances. OK pulling contests,
coronation of a queen and a
nightly historical pageant, two
hours long, on the towns
founding and history.
NEW JERSEY-The annual
Boardwalk Art Show at Allan
tic City will decorate the rail-
ings Of that promenade May
II and IL.
NEW YORK-The Brooklyn
Museum yesterday opened a
Gold of the Andes Exhibi-
ton" which includes more than
500 gold objects dating from
200 BIC. to the 10Th century.
VERMONT - Apple blossoms
are the May attraction in this
State where they begin bloom
ing in the southern part about
the 10th and proceed northward
through the State with the
warming weather, reaching g
their peak in the northern
counties toward the end of the
month. Nearly 100 commercial
apple growers in Vermont pro-
vide an almost continuous
show of color somewhere.
y
CALIFORNIA - The queen
who will preside over the Great
Western Fair and Dairy Show
May 20 to June 2 in the Los
Angeles Great Western Exhibit
Center will be named Miss
Cheesecake.
&&
CONNECTICUT-Chinese art
from the Olsen Collection will
be exhibited May IL to June Is
at the Lyman Allyn Museum.
New London.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
St. Croix Even FIexes
Its Muscles Gracefully

ST, CROIX, Virgin Islands. -
Peaceful and colorful st. CroiS
is shaping itself into a major
factor in the Caribbean.
The island is a quiet haven
which can gracefully accept new
nonstop jet service from the
mainland, new facilities for
cruise ship visits, a new cham
pionship golf course and i'm
pending construction of an
aluminium plant.
Also, there is a major pro-
gram by Laurance S. Rockefel-
Ter and David Rockefeller to
encourage the isand's economic
development and tourism.
The recently announced
project by the Rockefellers will
include a championship golf
course, beach facilities, anC res
Evening star., 1963-04-28

ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].
Evening star., 1963-04-28

MAINE Berwick, which lays
claim TO being the site of the
first sawmill in America, will
celebrate its 25Oth anniversary
, June 80 TO July 5.
y Hirhlights will be old FASH
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FLORIDA - The Miam l
Beach Music and Arts League
will present its May Festival OF
Music on successive Mondays
in that month beginning with
the 18th.
Appropriately enough, the
music festival will be held at
the Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
JOhnstown, PAS Famous
INCLINED
PLANE
PENNSYLVANIA

Take a dream ride to Q dream
worId-9oo feet almost straight
up" worlds steepest passenger
Inclined Plane to eliff.top lookout.
At night. dazzle the Imagination as
twlnkIlng stars overhead compete
for attention with sparkling lights
and glowing steel mills of "chrlst.
mas yard" city In valley below. BY
day. see fateful Stone Bridge, re.
live history, trace conemaugh Val.
ley path Of 1889 Johnstown Flood.
For something different In family
vacation fun and excitement, the
Inclined Plane Is III Unique, noun.
taln.hugging cars lift passengers
and autos from rivers edge to OBJ.
servatlon platform - combine
thrills Of Space Needle. Empire
State Building, Elffel Tower all
In one.
Inclined Plane operates 10 am. to
10 pm. Sunday and Holidays;
7 am. to 1880 pm. weekdays.
Special fares for school groups.
"MINE" YOUR OWN COAL
Wear miners safety cap, ride
1900 feet Into Seldom Seen Val.
ley Mine at st. Bonlfaee, Pa, not
far from Inclined Plane. "Dlg"
souvenir coal.
Cambria county's FaniIyVaeatIon.
land Offers 80 Unforsettabls
Attractions.
Write for free booklets.
r---------------
Cambria County Tourist Council, Inc,
Courthouse, Ebsnsburg, Pa.
/
| ! Address
city----Stste--
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Burquin on q Bus

One Of the worlds biggest
sightseeing bargains is a So
cent, two-hour, double decker
bus trip offered by London
Transport.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

DELAWARE-The clatterinf
hooves Of horsemen will re.
sound through the streets oi
Dover, as they did in ColoniaI
days, next Saturday and SUM-
day.
This capital city will throw
open more than 20 homes, gar
dens, museums and churches to
give the public a view of life
during the 18th and 18th CEN
turies.
The horSemen are inspired by
Caesar Rodney's famous ride
from Dover to Philadelphia to
break the July 2, 1776, tie in
the delegation working on the
Declaration of independence
and to become one of its sign
ers.
The home on Dover Green in
which Rodney once lived and
conducted his law office will be
among the buildings open to
the public. 1t is still used as a
law office, and many of its
original appurtenances are still
in place.
Dover Days, as the ohserv-
ance is officially called, also
will include dancing on the
Green and exhibitions by a
ceremonial drill team wearing
the same uniform as the First
Delaware Regiment which
gained fame in the Revolution
as the Delaware Blue Hens
Chicks"
NORTH CAROLINA - Pipes
will skirl and the cabar will be
tossed when the Highlan d
Games and Gathering of the
Scottish Clans take place July
13 and IA at MacRae Meadows
on Grandfather Mountain near
Linville.
The pipes, Of course, will be
bag. Cabar tossing is a high
land sport that can best bt
described as a sort OF under.
handed shot-putting of a tele.
phone pole.
The event is sponsored BY
any number of Clan Societie,
and several st. Andrews Socie,
ties including that of Wash.
ington.
PUERTO RICO - The sew,
enth annual Festival Casals
directed by none other thar
Pablo Casals. will be held MaN
81 to June IA at the Univer,
sity of Puerto Rico, San Juan
Highlights Of the festival vii
be performances OF Beethoven
Ninth cChoralD Symptom!
and Bach's st. Matthew Pas,
sion. Casals will conduct botf
works.
Soloists who will appear dur
ing the Festival will include
violinists Alexander Schneide,
and Isaac Stern and pianist
Rudolf Serkin and Peter Ser,
kin.
FLORIDA - The Miam
Beach Music and Arts League
will present It's May Festival O
Music on successive Monday
in that month beginning Will
the 18th.
Appropriately enough, tn,
music festival will be held a
the Carlton Hotel.
y
MAINE Berwick, which lay
claim TO being the site of tn,
first sawmill in America, vii
celebrate It's 250th anniversar.
June 80 TO July 5.
Hirhliehts will be old fash
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San Murino Show

The fourth edition of the In
ternational Art Show will be
held at San Marino June 20 to
September 20.
, 1963-07-17
Ado Williorns Will
Recover From Injuries
Suffered in Accident

Mrs. Lydia Williams has
written to report that her
daughter, Ada Williams, who
suffered serious injuries as
the result Of an auto accident
some months ago, is recover
ing satisfactorily following an
operation in a New York hos
pital.
In her letter, Mrs. Williams
said that the operation reveal
ed that her daughters spinal
cord was not broken as at first
thought and there is great
hope for recovery. She will be
required to lie on her side in
bed for two more weeks and
then a brace will be placed on
her SO that she will be able to
once again learn to walk and
Sit.
She praised the work per-
Continued on page A
, 1963-07-17
Telephone Users end
Non-Users Get Bills
For Overdue-Acct."

The Department Of Finance
in st. Thomas has been send
ing out notices to persons in
st. Croix to telephone users
mentioning that "the records
Of this Office show you are
indebted to the Government
of the Virgin Islands for tele-
phone service furnished prior
to November /, 1882. A copy
Of each was sent to the Attor-
ney General.
One Of these under day of
May 81, 1868 was sent to THE
AVIS stating an amount due
Of $500.
AT least one who received
such a letter Of indebtedness
had never had a telephone.
So far as subscribers could re-
member, if bills were not paid
on the second month it would
have been promptly cut off.
The Government will no
doubt be faced with the pros
pect Of prosecuting hundreds
Of telephone users land posi-
bly, those who never had one)
because many have indicated
that they do not owe such a
debt.
, 1963-07-17
Dr.. Robert Cotton.
Former Educ. Comm,
Spent Two Days Here

DR.. Robert Cotton, former
Commissioner Of Education,
Mrs. Cotton, their daughter,
Mrs. Helen Lottery, and
their granddaughter, Sharon,
9, spent two days on ST. Croix.
DR.. Cotton who served here
under Governor Archie Alex
ander, came down to attend
a wedding of a friend in st.
Thomas and decided to come
over.
DR.. Cotton is now president
of the Cotton Investment Com
pany which put up building
used by the Cedar Knoll Rest
Home, Incorporated, a private
enterprise controlled by both
Dr.. and Mrs. Cotton.
Starting with fifteen beds in
1855 and five employees, the
institution now has LIT beds
and ninety employees. It is
thus the largest privately
owned institution Of its kind
in Southern Michigan. Sew
enty per cent Of the patients
are private and thirty get
some aid from the state or
local government.
There are thirty seven doc
tors that have patients there.
The institution has been APP
proved by the American Hos
pitfalls Association. It will soon
be accredited by organization
on Accreditation Of Nursing
Homes.
DR.. Cotton's staff has regis
tered nurses, practical nurses,
orderlies, nurse aides and even
a full time barber. He is also
the president of the Michigan
Nursing Home Association
and Holds several similar POI
sitoins in other organizations.
When he was Commissioner
DR.. Cotton started q program
Of getting teachers in all three
islands to know each other
and their problems in connec-
ton with their duties. Thus he
used to hold meetings alter
natively in each island.
They were guests at the ho-
tel ST. Croix by the Sea.
, 1963-07-17
DR.. Mdrtin Luther
In Lebanon
WGs Guest Speaker

The Rev. DR.. Martin Luther
King, Jr. visited Beirut, Leba-
non to attend the Baptist
youth world conference held
there. DR.. King was a special
guest.
An estimated three thous-
and young people from fifty
odd countries including one
thousand seven hundred from
the United States spent q
week discussing the possibility
Of world understanding and
peace.
He was accompanied by
Mrs. King.
, 1963-07-17
Vdldemur Hill To
Speak at Monthly
Chumber Meeting

The ST. Croix Chamber Of
Commerce announces that the
monthly dinner meeting of its
Advisory Committee will be
held Tuesday evening, july
%, at Hamilton House.
The featured speaker at the
meeting will be Valdemar A.
Hill, Commissioner of Hous-
ing and Community Renewal.
Mr.. Hill will discuss plans and
prospects for the 26-acre urban
renewal project at Water Gut
in Christiansted. A question
and answer period will follow
his talk.
Discussion will also be
given to other topics of gen
eral interest, including the
critical problem of inadequate
electric power facilities here.
The meeting of the Chamber
will begin at ZOO PAN, next
Tuesday evening at Hamilton
House. Tickets for the ilet
mignon dinner including one
cocktail are $500, and reserva-
tons may be made by phoning
the Chamber at 773-1435.
, 1963-07-17
Rev. Su1nuAl Jackson
Accused Of Dist.
Purtisdn Propaganda

1t was made known today
that Senator Ronald de Lugo.
Of the Legislature Of the Vir-
gin Islands and Democratic
National Committeeman sent
the following cable to Senator
Earle B. Ottley, President of
the Legislature, with copy to
Governor P~aieWonsky.
II protest with concern and
alarm the activities Of the
Rev. Samuel Jackson, an en-
ployee of Legislature and a
member Of the st. Croix Board
of Elections in actively cam
paigning against the minority
Senators on Government time
and with Government equip
ment. Also take exception to
Reverend Jackson's distribu-
Continued on page A
, 1963-07-17
CAnlDAIKS TOWN
or. REMODELLED.


ARR
Caribair's town office To-
been completely remolded
and air conditioned which
makes it not only attractive
but very comfortable. The
color scheme calls for favor
able comment. Floors are
painted in red; with straw
mats. There are three very
small, neat desks, the one in
the center is occupied by
Miss Eva Dyer, the man
ager who has been with
Caribair for almost fifteen
years; slightly forward and
to the left is the desk occu-
pied by Mrs. Evangellne
Farrelly and a third desk
for another clerk. On the
two latter are white telet
phones. TO each desk is a
highbacked chair Of cane;
chairs for the lounge is OF
olive green.
A large Caribair symbol
is placed on the wall be
behind Miss Dyer's desk. 2
chandeliers and several
plants including, rubber,
and bamboo, magnifies the
tropical atmosphere.
DR.. Murtin Luther
In
Wns Guest Speuker
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther
King, Jr. visited Beirut, Leba-
non to attend the Baptist
youth world conference held
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rooms to go with your steaks
or roast.
A pineapple grapefruit
Juice drink is being intro
duced to regular customers
of Thompson Honor Dairy
and soon will be available to
local stores.
Filing" is the name chosen
for the tangy blend which is
both refreshing and nutri-
tious. "a single 6-ounce
glass supplies the recon-
mended daily allowance Of
Vitamin c. At 20 cents a
quart, it's economical, too.
Filing" was presented as a
breakfast drink. but many of
Thompson's patrons have in
formed their milkmen that
they also are using 1t as a
mid-morning pickup. a just
home from school snack for
the youngsters, or for blend
ing with other beverages.
Despite last winters Flor
ida freeze, the Thompson
Dairy also has been able to
provide its customers Q con-
tinuous supply Of fine quail
Evening star., 1963-04-04

pected to be well below those
of a year ago.
Beef Good Buy Now
The accent is on beef this
week at area supermarkets.
Roasts and steaks in most
Of the popular cuts are be-
ing featured along with stew
beef. brisket and ground beef,
to list some of the specials.
Pork, lamb, veal and chick
en- also are being offered at
reduced prices by one chain.
In the seafood department,
pan-ready porgies are a good
buy. Other specials include
buck shad, rock fish. floun-
der. medium shrimp, fresh
oysters, smelts, shad filets
and founder filets.
Have a Filing"
Florida corn, California
asparagus and new red Bliss
potatoes are among the pro-
duce headliners. Celery, car
rots, radishes. peppers, on
ions also are available for a
springtime touch to your
menu, and there are mush-
Evening star., 1963-04-04

ity chilled orange juice. Care
full blending Of oranges from
different groves makes 1t a
better product at a lower
price than home : squeezed
orange Juice, the dairy main-
tains.
Grow Your Own
If you have a green thumb
as well as culinary inclIna-
tions, you might want to try
the Punch n Gro assortment
of already planted" cocktail
tomatoes in a plant starter
kit.
The kit includes the seeds
OF red cherry, yellow pear and
red plum tomatoes all bite
size varieties good for salads
and hors d'oeuvres.
The kits should be started
four to six weeks ahead Of
the outdoor planting season,
according to their literature.
Instructions make it sound
easy, but we still think you
need a green thumb.
Evening star., 1963-04-04
THE MARKET BASKET--
4 Beef, Pork Among
s 4 May PIentifuIs

heavier during the second
quarter, the specialists re-
port. AS much as 10 to is
per cent more fed beef will
be marketed in April, May
and June of this year than
during the same period in
80. they say.
Unseasonally high slaugh-
ter rates for pork are antici-
pated in April and May and
retail prices for pork are ex-
Evening star., 1963-04-04

Homemakers can look for
ward to an abundance of red
meats, along with warmer
weather and spring flowers,
according to marketing spe-
cialists tf the Agriculture De-
partment who predict that
top quality beef and pork
will be plentiful in May
Beef supplies, which were
large during the first quar-
ter Of this year, will be even
Evening star., 1963-04-04
COOKS SECRET:
Quick and Easu
Baked Linnas

Baked ilnas as one-dish meal will nit the
spot with even the most robust appetites.
And the secret for quick, easy, super.
delicious baked Iimas Is to start with a can
Evening star., 1963-04-04

OF SupekiiiAe Lima
grands, packed In
their own special
savory sauce. Fix
according to your
favorite Lenten
baked bean recipe
and pop into 3750
oven for 80 to 40
minutes. Top with
sauteed mushroom
halves. That's all
there is to it, except
the pleasure Of eat
ing It'll
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STORE RADIO FEATURESl
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Kaiser Foil ',s'A. Sic
Uncle Sam Laxative Cereal z .s.sr ,SSr 49c
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