St. Croix Avis (Christiansted, St. Croix [V.I.]) 1844-Current
December 5, 1963

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BOV. PROPOSES INTER-ISLAND POWER SURVEY. The St. Crnix Avis e 119TH YEAR SEN. CHURCH HAS According to a news release regarding Senator Church’s visit (reported hereptothe Vir gin Islands he is reported not to have made up his mind as yet regarding the disposition of the vicorp Power operation as to whether this operation should be entirely transferred to the local government or put into the hands of a'Ceopera tive on the island of St. Croix: With regard to the sugar opera tions of Vicorp, the news re lease continues, he said it was highly questiongble ;whether a Federally owned Corpora “tion should be engaged in an enterprise ‘of this kind. When asked about local.po-: Continued on Page 6 CRAMER WASA CLOSE FRIEND OF PRES. KENNEDY A Massachusetts newspaper revealed yesterday that only a .few weeks ago Robert P. Cramer, President of Vicorp, and a close personal friend of the late President, was invited by him to be in his party to go to- Amherst College at Am herst, Massachusetts, where the President dedicated the new Robert Frost Library and ‘received honorary degrees. Mr. Cramer joined the Presi dent and his party in Ken nedy’s official plane--Air Foeo 1050 A0 dodimmar iy Mr. Cramer and wife and and son, Robert, Jr., spent two days at the White House dur-- ing the funeral’ services last week and returned +to the _ Virgin Islands on Wednesday. The late, President and Mrs. ‘Kennedy are the godparents _of Cramer’s Ist son, Robert; Jr, afier Kennedy was an ush Mr. Cramer is now on a la bor recruiting trip to Antigua, SAINT CROIX, U. S. VIRGIN ISLANDS GOVERNOR PROPOSES POWER SURVEY AS ‘Governor Ralph M. Paiewonsky with Economic Advisor -Osear Gass and Legal Advisor, Harold Leven thal met Department of Interior officials in Washington yesterday, to discuss the matter of retaining a firm of power engineers for the purpose of surveying the island péwer,systerris as a basis for the proposed transfer of the facilities, et i The Governor returned to Washington last Sunday ‘night to resume talks on-this and other matters which “began last week but were interrupted by the death of his mother in St. Thomas. iy Such a survey.was recently completed for the ROW er system on St. Croix which was made for the propes ‘ed Electric Power Cooperatiye here HEE e e The Governor’s pfoposed survey will be a general survey of the power systems in St. Thomas and §t Croix which will involye an evaluation of the “and the development of a plan for "i’-é‘fiZ%‘fi’f%?{? ‘Electric and Water systems currently operated by the Virgin Islands Corporation on these islands. o (Continued®n Page 6 1 R T T G S s G P PRSI XSS A S Ssipo 64334 WHENCE CAME THE TOURISTS ‘AW u (Since the time is here for the start of the fourist season, THE AVIS thought its readers might be interested in a‘piece written for the 1956 Christmas Fe fival booklet which begins with the very frst tourist.) A 5 s (Yesterdays article concluded with the sale of the V. L. to the U.S.) T aaey e It is said that the Danish Government used the money from the sale to buy coal for thé poor people of Den mark. Now they realize it would have been a better invest ment to have sent poor people to St. Croix, like stock-brokers and advertising men who wish to replenish their coffers of peace and serenity and tolerance toward their fellowman. The rich people who live here emigrate to New York, carry ing with them their riches of faith and hope and ambition. So the population is growing more and more related, and the _general consensus of opinion is that.finally all people from ‘New York will be down here, and the people from down ‘here will be in New York. Which should guarantee a certain future for the tourist business. by _ Paul Gillis was the first one to realize the tourist poten-. tial in St. Croix. He leased Protestant Cay in 1947 and turned it into Hotel-on-the-Cay, St. Croix’s first resort hotel. The Armstrong Brothers looked at the beaches their ancestors had put to practical uses and rebuilt.the plantation buildings ‘into the Beccaneer in 1948. Ted Dale sailed in on his Com jaqchq with: a group of friends who were looking for adven ture and turned an old town house into the Comanche Club that year. So many people came to admire the beautiful fur- Gy U eeneaed-ON pige 4) THURSDAY DECEMBER 5, 1963 MAN DIES ON 'TRUCK: INQUESY est R Today, a man died while riding in a truck belonging to the Virgin Islands Terrazo Caompany. e His body was brought to the Charles Harwood Memorial Hospital in Christiansted. The dead man was identi fied as Joseph Phillips who was thought to be a citizen of Antigua. Hospital officials notified the Coroner and it is reported that an inquest will be held and a post mortem performed. It is not yet cerain a‘éto whether P@M any fa- WATER RESOURCES IN WASHINGTON Governor Ralph M. Paiewon sky has held talks with offi cers of the Interior Depart “ment’s Geological Survey on ground water resources in the Virgin Islans as currently be ing determined through tests conducted in the islands. +‘The Governor, who went went to Washington with At torney General Francisco Cor neiro and Special Assistant Louis Shulterbrandt, is ex pected to return to St. Thomas _ the early part of next week. PEACE CORPS SET FOR SATURDAY. DECEMEER 7 _ nounced that Saturday, Dec ember 1 i the last opportuni ty this year to take the Place ‘ment Test and qualify for the spring training programs. The ‘mon-competitive aptitude tests will be adaunlgfere& at about 860 locations in principal cities throughout the United Stats For most_applicants, the Placement Tesh, will take Plcement Tell vil tn 8 NU. 271

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g s The St. Orpix ?mml *élg;hrtau OF PUBLIC MeHT AWD IUSTICE Printed published every afternoon except Sundays Holidays by BRODHURST'S PRINTERY Christiansted, St. Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands Telephome 773-1145° .P. 0. Box 333 Edifor Manager Canute A. Brodhurst Lt Mfiiu"“ '”_ <&.:Br§’ant Hénderson Gl oy A e Subscription Rates: _ Be, per copy SI.OO per month. Payable in advance ___ Second Class postage paid at Christiansted, Virgin Islands VOL 119 THURSDAY DECEMBER 5,193 NO. 271 EDITORIAL A GOODPROGRAM TO CONTINUE WORD HAS COME that Governor Ralph Paie\wonsky,i has askéd to reopen the Farmers Home Administration offices _on St. Croix. It was indeed unfortunate that this action was _~not taken sooner. The news of the closing was unfortunate,! indeed. s THE FARMERS HOME Administration has been one of those federal agencies which has made a most favorable im pression on the community. “Tts functions reached into the areas of farms and of homes, giving individuals an opportun-- ity to improve their economic status. L OLDER HEADS WILL recall that the Farmers Home Administration grew out of the Farm Security Administra tion, which operated here for many years during and follow ing World War IL. That agency, a part of the Department ‘of Agriculture, had as its purpose the improvement of smiall farmers, which it did through loans for crops, animals ,and{ other development, and through careful planning of farm and home programs. As the situation on the mainland changed, this program was-withdrawn, but certain phases were continu ed under the FHA. e ONE OF THE unfortunate aspects of the FSA was that it was administered from one of its southern states headquerJ ters. s executive personnel, strangers to local ways and cus toms stuck strictly to what might have been applicable some-- where else. Yet, despite this, the agency carried on and helped o considersble tmber of small farmers. Now that the FSA has gone, and the Farmers Home Administration is no longet ‘with us, it might be well if the would fll o gap, As a starter it has competent, cipable per ogguehapmgx'amr e e e THE INDIVIDUAL farmer is still the backbone of any some thought ought to be given to carrying on such an office: THE ST. CROIX AVIS Wivi. ‘Monday thru Friday 5:00 AM. Sign On—Morning Singspiratoin 6:00 Back To The Bible 6:45 Musical Clock 7:00 Rise and Shine 7:45 Mystery Tune 8:15 Rise and Shine 9:05 Caribbean Holiday-— Burtons of Banner Street 10:05 Daily Devotions 10:20 Comedy Time 11:05 Tops in Pops 11:35 Broadway Parade 12:10 PM. Suddenly It's Swing 1:05 Music forDaydreams 1:15 Weather 'Report 1:20 Music forDaydreams 2:00 Spanish Request Program 4:05 970 Request Progrm 6:00 Island Bulletin Board 6:15 Personality Time 6:31 Calypso Tent I, 6:45 Danish Tunes 17:05 Waltz Time 7:30 Music Box l 7:45 Stocks Music 7:50 WIVI Sports Scope 18:05 Comedy Spot 8:30 Tin Pan Alley s Melody Magic 9:30 Music for the Nostal booon o gie Travalen,-. 10:15 PS Shows I 10:30 Down Memory Lane| L L U GOVERNMENTOF. SoY THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES Christinsted, St. Croix Départthentéf_ Property Procurement bt _ CALL FOR BIDS A 3 ~Sealed bids, in quintuplicate, will be received at the De partment of Property Procurement, Division of Procure ment, Chirstiansted, St Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands until 1 11:00-A. M. December 20, 1963. S ey Pickup Truck, ton 4 s Automobiles R i e The G,ovgmme;tit, reserves the right to reject any or all bids, to waive any informality:in bids, and unless otherwise specified by the Government or by the bidder, to accept any Copies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from the. D‘iVLfionofProcuremeflt,Chfistiansted, St. Croix;, U.S. Vir L CAGANDHEWS Deputy Commissioner It need not-follow-in the same blueprint, but the genieral idea is'a good one and should be carried on. It is clear that the greater the number of services which a community has the ‘more advanced it will be. P Ad 234 _/fl’ BN TED Sunday through Friday at 8 pm. o S e Filmed in COLOR in Spain starring Charles Heston, Sophia Loren, Raf Vallone. The purest Knight of them ALL, The veéry spirit of old Spain. This was “EL CID” ot An epic motion-picture, that is great entertainment History ‘comes alive in an_ouistanding adventure spectacle. Admision 75 cts. and-SI.OO it o &'E e Al MONDAY TO:FRIDAY at 5:00..0%c10ck _ e “A NIGHT TO REMEMBER" with Kenneth Moore “The-Sinking of the Titanic” Job Printing pdedealsemiodrafocsfecondsofolesedostoeurffeodooforiode 11:15-12:00 Music from the 'Lighthouse—Sign off News on the Hour Headlines each 14 hour Page 5

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Page 6 GOVERROR «oo ooy The firm would be required. to make an analysis of tne fi nancial, accounung, operaung and property records of the current operations as well as make physical inspections of the facuies to determine thier conditions ‘and usetul ness. o The firm selected. to make a survey will aiso be used to determine the present and fu ture service requirements of the Islands’ power systems the nature and cost of any re quired additions and improve ments that would make for an adequate service now and in the toreseeale future. The Electric Power Coopera tive whose temporary commit tee 'is headed by Aured B. fHayes as Chairman, Arnold M. Goiden as Secretary-Treasurs er and Directors Robert S. Fieming, David M. Hamuton, Walter I. M. Hodge, James O'Neal Henderson, Henry E. Rohisen, Gordon Skeoch and Angel Suarez; Jr., propose to divorce the St. Croix Electric System from those in St. Tho mas by the introduction of an Electric Power Cooperative on S:. Croix. According to Chairman Hayes, these operations are not connected in any way. Governor -Paiewonsky and Senate President Earle Ottley n statements made to the AVIS, have indicated 'that they are against the formation of the Electric Power Coopera tive on St. Croix. THESE STORES SELL THE AVIS Merrill’s Drug Store Sylvia’s Magazine Store Hamilten House Ars Stationery Store.- Princess Night Club ERE Fredefiksiqd: on Peter Christian§s§'Superm_g£}§g;_‘ George’s Radio Shop e La Masion Creole -La Croix Laundries Tradewinds Photo A 812,00 yearly, “sc. daily A SENATOR litics, the report says that Se ‘nator Church felt that he was not well enough acquainted with the situation to comment ~and added that this was a mat ter for local determination. He reportedly confirmed that one of the pressing pro lems is the estalishment of a _final political relationship be tween the Islands and the States and is quoted as saying: “The process of full self-gov ernment for the Virgin Islands ..has not yet been worked out. This must be done in future years. I'm sure your years _here at the College (the V. L College) will help you develop a strong sense of participation and responsibility in working ~out this relationship.” According to the release, “when questioned about the status of South Vietnam un _der its new government, he was very much encouraged that the new administration there would set up a democra tic regime and prosecute she war againsé communism. Peoce about one and a half hours: Those who claim a knowledge of Spanish or French will be asked to take an additional one-hour language achieve ment test. To become a Volunteer, an applicant must not only take the test but submit a Peace Corps Questionaire. Those who have not done so will be asked to complete one immed \diately after the testing. No applicant may take the test for a second time without spe cial authority from the Peace There are no passing or fail ing marks on the Placement Test. The scores are used, along with other. critehia, to aid in the selection process. WATCH REPAIRMAN" 3 3 for rapidly expanding corporation. Working conditions ideal; fully -air conditioned building. Apply in person between 8:30.& g 5 pnmafiihe H ot vRe S T cop—— 'x-ér m TIE ST. CROIX AVIS fi/ i fl NOW YOU CAN TRADE INYOUR OLD I vewiceßeToß For new FiGioaßE i SRt oy MERIR fl That's right! Now your old reirig'erater worth money off the purchase price R 1 of a brand new, ultra modern Frigidaire I —known the world over for dependable 'R service, o Sty g LHO -2 Just call Mr. Warmer, the Frigidaire I Serviceman, at 772-0020 for a free esti- -i{ mate on your old refrigerator toward fi the purchase of gleaming, new Frigi- ‘o daire! ok L r Or, stop in at the new.showroom and -0 dee all the new oy o u 35 o g l‘i] FRIGIDAIRE PRODUCTS i 5 Washers e 3 Dryers I Freezers o Flaiy Builtln Ovens R Refrigerators 0 i i e 1l For Service please call: 772-0020 i ftufl-:“““‘fuw‘w:fli 5 '*‘”‘T':‘WV;“‘LWM&..E, 2o‘ 1 1 ROBERT S. FLEMING, INC. s PR e Mt el ;i\ oy Fio o FREDERESTED. 4 BSY e U s OLTlOE===mmmumy oPy§ Py oty ey )Py O ey