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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
UCENJE ENGLESKI

Cesto mas clanovi pitaju "a
razne knjige, rijecnike i IT,
cenja engleskog jezika. Mi
nemamo knjizare, pa nj ta-
kovih knjiga. U Zajednicaru
skoro stalno oglasuje razne
knjige i slicno knjizara -
Palandech Publishing House,
7O5 So. Wells ST., Chicago Z,
Illinois.
Ia knjige. koje netko tre-
ba, peporucamo svakom da
Sc obrati ma gornju firmu.
Pisati mozete engleski iii hr-
vatski, jer to su nasi ljudi.
Ista knjizara prodaje knji-
gu - 'Laki nacin engleski
bez ucitelja - cd profesora
Alexandra Lochmera. Kn.jiga
sadrzaje SO stranice u lije-
pom uvezu cd platna, dakle
tvrdo vezana, a stoji $500.
Ova je knjiga zgodan pri-
rucnik "a one koji zele uciti
engleski jerk, a mogla bi do
nekle posluziti "a one koji
zele da uce hrvatski.
Molimo nase clanove da Sc
obrate ma tn knjizaru "a po-
trebite knjige, jer ista imade
raznovrsnih knjiga ma hrvat-
skom jeziku (vidi oglas u "a
jednicaru). Obracati sc ma
HBZ iii ma "Zajednicar" ni.je
vrijedno, jer mi knjiga ne
mamo.
Frank Braidic,
Macki lie do igre. a miSu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
vazno "a 6|anove odsjeka
Br. II HBz U Unionfownu

Uniontown, Pa. - Divine
Sc dale do znanja sveukup-
nom clanstvu naSeg odsjeka,
da Sc nasa iduc a redovita
sjednica ne ce odrzavati u
prvu nedjelju u mjesecu julu,
kao obicno, nego u drugu ne
djeliu, IA. julia, u istim pro-
storijama i u isto vrijeme
kao obicno.
Brace sestre, ova pro-
mjena je uciniena IL razloga,
sto smo odlucili odrzati pix
mix "a nase stare clanove, ali
posto zemljiste "a piknik nj
smo mogli dobiti "a drugu
nedjelju, kad bi mama bilo
pogodniie, nego "a prvu ne
djielju, 7. julia, stoga &c nasa
sjednica biti u drugu nedje-
lju, IA. julia. Dakle, ova pro-
mijena je ucinjena samo "a
oval mjesec, a poslije &c ma
Sc sjednice biti u prvu ne
djelju, kao i do sada.
Sav cist dobitak cd ovog
pil1nika ide u korist nasim
starim pionirima, "a placanje
niihovih mjesecnih pristojba.
Mi imamo prilican broi ma
sih starih clanova, koji ne
maiu nikakva dohodka cd nj
kuda, niti dobivaju penziiu,
pax je zato velika potreba
da i'm Sc priskoci IL pomoc
onda, kada i'm ista treba, ier
su istu zasluzili cd mas. Oni
su u njihove mlade dane po-
mogli sagraditi mas odsjecni
dom i pomogli dignuti nasu
Zajednicu ma stepen, ma ko-
iem Sc ona danas nalazi, pa
kao takovima mi sc 8 nil
ma zaista mozemo ponositi
trebamo i'm povratiti milo "a
drago. Stoga tr e b a da svi
slozno poradimo, da nam O.
val piknik sto bolje uspiie.
Mi pozivamo sve nase Clan
! stvo i ostali mas hrvatski
slavenski narod mjesta i oko-
lice, da mas posjete u sto We
Gem broju ma oval piknik, ko-
ii &c Sc odrzati ma zemljistu
St. Cecilia's, izmedju Lemont
i Shady Grove, ma istoenoj
strani Uniontowna. Prisutne
ce zabavljati dobro poznati
popularni tamburaski z o +
"Sloboda". Biti &c u izobilju
hrane i plea po nasem hrvat-
skom obicaju. Svi nam dobro
Mike Cindric, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
n A R 0 D

Narod je zajednica lmdi
lste krvi, istoga jezika, iste
narodne ill autohtOne kul-
ture. iste historiiske proSlo-
sh, koji cjelovit Mvi ma svom
historijskom teritoriiu pot
punim narodnim zivotom, te
kao subjekt III na temelju
Avoga | narodnog prava je-
dino je svoj Hmbenik upFsv-
! hnk. - SarinN.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
JEDNA zNACAJNA KNJIGA
"ISTINA 0 JUGOSLAVIJI"

Nasim citateljima poznat
je mas vrijedni saradnik brat
Pavle Ostovic, pisac i knji-
zevnik. On pise "a mas Ia
jednicar, njegovi clanei su e.
fektivni i poucni, cine Sc po-
kazao veliki prijatelj sirokih
redova svoga naroda i veliki
rodoljub, koji zbilja zeli do
bro svom e narodu. On "a
stupa i propovijeda slogu i ra-
zumjevanje izmedju svih ma
roda danasnje Jugoslavije, a
posebice razborito razumje-
vanje izmedju Hrvata j Hr-
vatskih Srba, da sc urazume
i da jednako grade i jacaju
svoju rodjenu domovinu Re-
publiku Hrvatsku.
Radi ovako pametnog sta
va, brata Ostovica, nasi ga
citatelji yole i ra d o citaju
njegovo stivo. Mama je to
drago i njegova pomoc mno-
go znaci "a mas Zajednicar.
Cesto primamo pohvalna pi-
sma cd brace zajednicara o
bratu Ostovicu. To je lijepo
i posteno, ali mi kod Zajed-
nice nemamo zaklade, da BIZ
smo mogli dati honorar ma
Sim suradnicima. Urednik to
ne moze ciniti ma svoj racun.
Dobre inteligentne surad-
nike trebamo. Svi smo OBJ
vezani da pomognemo ovog
naseg uvazenog covjeka. Ire
BANJO znati, da pisci, nazalost,
moraju jesti. 'Lahko je gore
andjelu, koji zubi nema :"
kako je to rekao mas. velil1i
pisac i pjesnik Silvije Kranj-
cevic.
Mi imademo ma rasprodaji
znaeajnu knjigu II S in a o
Jugoslaviji' ovog naseg u
vazenog knjizevnika iii u en-
gleskom "The Truth About
Yugoslavia' Knjiga je pisana
a h k i'm engleskim jezikom.
Svaki mas covjek trebao bi j.
matt ovu knjigu radi sebe i
radi svoje djece, da znadu
zbilja istinu o Jugoslaviji. Mi
je prodajemo uz snizenu CHE
nu "a So. Knjiga je stampana
u America tehnicki lijepo u
redjena po americkom nacinu
tvrdo vezana.
| Divine apeliramo ma nase
svijesne citatelje, koji vole O.
vog naseg pisca da naruce
ovu knjigu da mu time u
kazu svoje postovanje, koje
on u dobroj mjeri zasluzuje.
Metnite uz naruebu $3 u pi-
smo i posaljite ma urednika
Zajednicara Philipa Vukelica,
a on ce vam odmah poslati
knjigu - Istina o Jugoslaviji.
Unaprijed, h v a a lijepa ma
narucbi! - UredniStvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03

djena II. januara, 1889. u
mjestu Southporcopan. Do
selila Sc u ovo mjesto kao
m a d a dievojcica polazila
pucku i visu skolu. Danas j.
made dobro namjestenje kod
Dofasco Co. kao tin inspec-
tor sa dobrom zaradom, da
moze dostojno vracati svo'
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
Sa uspje|e pros|ave "Majeina kIuba
H. B. zajednice" u Milwaukee, Wis.

Dne H. maja 1857 oci Majcina dana, 'Majcin Klub'
HBz Milwaukee, Wis. proslavio je 5godsnicu svog op
stanka, to zajednickom programu, gnezdma HBZ.
broj 18-81-473, il Milwaukee West Allis, Wis.
Clanice HBZ prrede bogatu veceru, ukusnim e-
lima, koja je suzena swim prisutnma kao gosma,
vecer La vecere odrzan je program zabave koem
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
GIazba preko teIefona

Ako u Parizu nazovete 'te-
lefon broj 1920, mozete pre-
ko svoje slusalice cuti po-
sljednje muzicke novitete
snimljene ma gramofonskim
plocama. Izbor ploca obavlja
novinar Jean Laine, koji je
i osnovao ovu instituciju. On
svakog dana cd 10 cd
20-23 sata, daje svoje emil
size preko 65 telefonskih IL
Mia. Nakon 3 minute muzike
slijede reklame raznih tvrt:--
XII, koje mu i isplacuju tros-
kove.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03

Savjet je rijetko kada do
bro dosao. Oni koji ga treba-
ju najvise, najmanje ga vo-
le. johnson ......
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03

lima, koja je sluzena swim pr:
vecer. La vecere odrzan je
uzeli ucesca clanovi pomlatka
mladji i odrasli, IL gore spo-
menutih gnijezda.
Prikazivane su igre nash
narodnih kola, u narodnim no.
snjama, te otpjevane pjesme
naseg starog kraja, da je "a
ista bilo ganutljivo, jer Sc sve
izvodilo sa zanosom i osjeca-
jem. Vrijedno je napomenuti,
da je grupa omladine Y. M.
c. A. otplesala start Indijski
Piles, u njihovim nosnjama,
sto je veoma uspjelo, pruzilo
ugodnu zabavu prisutnima.
Ma kraju programa elanice
"Majcina Kluba" otpjevale su
nekoliko lijepih pjesama, tako
da je bilo veliko odusevljenje
i raspolozenje.
Kako je ma samu proslavu
pozvan, kao pocasni gost
glavni govornik brat Josip
! Bazdaric IL Chicago, prvi
glavni podpredsjednik H. B. z.
to je on odrzao govor ma hr-
vatskom engleskom jeziku.
Najprije cestitajuci clani-
CANA "Majcina Kluba" ma NIL
hovoj proslavi 5 godisnjeg us
pjesnog rada, i uspjelom pro-
gramu. Zahvaljujuci i'm sto su
ulozile truda, da nasu djecu
poducavaju u nasim narodnim
igrama pjesmama, te i'm pre-
! porucio, da svoj zapoceti rad
nastave.
Isto tako cestitao je osta-
linn majkama "Majcin DAN
kojega Ottawa Amerika slavi,
odajuci priznanje njihovoj zr-
tvi, u uzgajanju svoje djece,
"a bolju buducnost citavog
covjecanstva.
Zatim je brat Bazdaric IL
jepim rijecima obrazlozio INA
cal H. B. T., osobito osvrcuci
Sc omladini, upoznavajuci in
sto ona "a njih predstavlja,
i kaze: ITO je organizacija
koju su osnovali vasi djedovi
i bake, make i ocevi, uzidali
temelje Donna, da bi wanna
pruzili mogucnost sredjenije-
ga zivota. Tu da Sc uzdizete
u svakom kulturnom pogledu,
kako bi mogli steel sto bolji
prosperitet u svojoj buducno-
sti. -.
Mi Hrvati i Hrvatice, teska
srca ostavili smo nasu domo-
vinu, u kojoj jos "a vrijeme
Austrougarske vladavine, nj
smo mogli imati nikakove pri.
vilegije. Vecina cd mas dosla
je nepismena zaostala u sva'
kom pogledu. Pa has radi to,
ga, iskusivsi ma svojim ledji-
ma sto znaci zaostalost, po-
cell smo Sc ovdje u svojoj no.
vol Domovini okupljati brat
w brata, dogovarati Sc da o.
snujemo jednu organizaciju
preko koje cemo crpsti korist
znanje.
Medju mama iseljenicima
nalazio Sc je jako mali bro.
skolovanih ljudi, a koji 81
nam davali pravac i dokazi'
vail, kako bi bilo dobro da sc
organizirano u Zajednicu. Ia
ko Ii slucaju smrti i bolesti
da iedan drugomu mozemo
pomoci, buduci do tada nije
bilo nikakove zastite "a mas
radni narod. sto je zamislje'
no, to je i ucinjeno.
Pred go godina nasa orga
nizacija bila je mala, pa mar
ljivim zalaganjem svakog po'
jedinog clana, mi smo uspjel
stvoriti kapital cd preko 12s
rniliona sa preko 115 hiljada
clanova, il cega danas svak
pojedini clan crpi korist.
Owe godine ponovno je OF
pocela kampanja "a poveea
ME naseg clanstva, "a okup
ljianje u sto vecem broju l
HBZ pa cato pozivam vas
svih, a narcotic mladje clano
We, da aktivno uzmete ucescs
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03

Macki je do igre, a misu
do plaza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30

ming. Even If you cook the
meal yourself you will enjoy
it more If you planned it a
few days ahead of time. This
means that you must 60 to
the market less often.
Pads by the telephone help
you run your life efficiently
and this in turn gives you
more time for heartwarming
values.
If you would like to use
your head to save your feet
send a stamped, self-addressed
envelope with your request
for leaflet No. 81, THE Married
Woman. Address Josephine
Lowman in care Of The Eve
ming Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
WHY GROW OLD?
Organization Key to
Homen1akers Charm

she Is sure to be victimized by
fatigue and hurry, and these
do, not brew restful or fasci-
mating charm.
In the cluttered life there is
little time. If any. left for
those most important elements
Of family companionship.
Therefore. organization be-
comes an essential part Of
being a woman.
AS you have no doubt dis
covered. grocery lists and
shopping lists Of all sorts are
an aid. I think the master
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30

list is one Of the most help
full ones. On this you write
down anything you need or
are going to need soon.
whether it belongs to the
household supply or sewing
or yard-work category. If
you fail to write down neces-
sary items in these categories
when you think Of them you
are almost certain to forget
them later on.
Plan Meals Ahead
I also think 1t helps to plan
meals several days ahead Of
time. You can do a better
job Of nutrition and variety
and it will give you a pleasant
surcease from continual plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Whether or not a home is a
place of laughter. charm and
understanding, depends more
on the woman of the family
than on anyone else. It is
true that one discordant per-
son can damage the happy
atmosphere the wife or mother
has created. but If she Is poised
and gay rather than hectic
and critical her mood fingers
on and Is contagious.
I do not know just why this
should be so but have often
observed it. If the mother is
cross. the children are cross.
If the wife is hectic. her hus-
band is either depressed or
quick tempered. Somehow the
woman is the one who sets the
whole tone Of the home. from
furnishings and food to moods
and conversation. She is re-
sponsible to a greater degree
for the emotional climate in
which her family lives.
It's Complex Job
The job Of homemaking is
complex. There are so many
details to look after, and so
many demands from the fam
lily that unless a woman or
ganizes her life to some extent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Pineapple Cheese Cake


Mrs. J. c. E.. Manassas. Va.
In answer to Can You Tell
Me-" from Mrs. H. E. w. of
West Hyattsville, Nd, on her
query on Pineapple Cheese
Cake.
One ID. cottage cheese. Press
through sieve to make smooth.
Take / cup sugar, l tablespoon
butter, and cream together.
Add 2 tablespoons cornstarch.
2 eggs and / cup milk. Finally,
add / teaspoon vanilla.
Line cake pan with any good
cookie dough mixture. Sugar
cookie preferred. On this, place
well-drained, crushed pine
apple apout V Of an inch thick.
Pour cheese mixture on top Of
this and bake in q 325-degree
oven for about IS minutes.
VIII some of your readers
please help me to flnd a good
recipe for making sweet whole
pickles? I have also been in
terested in getting a recipe for
whole dill pickles. Kosher style.
The modern. cookbooks just
don't seem to have any Of the
old-time things In them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
OAR Meeting

The annual meeting Of the
Francis Wallis Chapter. Ma
tional Society Daughters of the
American Revolution Of Ar
lington. will be held Saturday
at S pm. Mrs. George w.
Parker. chapter librarian. will
be hostess at her home at Arc
turus on the Potomac. near
Mount Vernon.
Following the business ses-
sion, a picnic supper will be
served, with hubands and
friends Of the members. as spe-
cial guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
WEE WOMEN

then ! have used my automatic
machine with detergent, set
on the lukewarm water setting,
and dried the quilt outdoors.
doubled over the line. The
quilt comes as clean as new
and just as light and fluffy
as can be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30

With winter schedules easing
up, the YWCA is offering June
and July classes to meet the
relaxed mood of summer,
planned for both men and
women.
For those who have always
wanted to study art. there are
outdoor landscape classes, in
either oils or water colors. or
indoor still life. portraits. jew
elry or ceramics.
Fred Karpin, the point count
bridge expert. will teach eve
ming bridge classes for adults.
and daytime courses for teen.
ayers on vacation.
Other classes include public
speaking under Hester Proven
sen. voice diction, English,
four foreign languages, tipping,
shorthand, and 2 classes in
creative writing. under the
guidance of a publishing writer
who gives written criticism Of
student manuscripts. For ca
reer girls there are special
classes in cool cookery, dress
making, millinery, and a charm
workshop covering individual
instruction in makeup. pos
lure and wardrobe planning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30

MIS-. a. ". a., San Diego, IuIV
Some years ago. ] think Mrs.
MEN. of Vienna, Va. wrote
about a new type rug, crinkle
crochet, using a special type
of crochet needle. I have tried
to get such q needle. and
wonder If any RICH readers
know where to get one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30

Phonetics for a Child
Mrs. NJ. L. c.. Arlington
! would like the name of
several books and the records
in connection with trying to
teach a child phonetics.
My son was ten years old in
February and is in the fourth
grade. He is on a fourth grade
reading level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
.oshes Beautifully

washes 0e0urIullY
Mrs. +. c., Washington
Hope ! may be of some as
sistance to Mrs. D. r., of
Vienna, Va.
The dacron quilts will wash
perfectly in q washing ma
chine. I have had one for
three years. The first time I
washed it by hand in a laundry
tub with a detergent powder
and medium warm water, it
came out beautifully. Since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

the cookie. ! would be happy
to have a recipe for these or
something similar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-30
Plump Juicy Roisiqs

Mrs. A. A.. TGkoma Park. Md.
I have bought some raisin
cookies which / would like to
duplicate in my own kitchen.
They are q soft cookie with
the raisins on top. II ! cooked
them that way, the raisins
would become hard and dry, If
not burned. These raisins,
though. are plump and Juicy.
adding much to the taste Of
, 1957-03-02
Son Of Mrs. Williums.
former Rep. Cwomdn
Dies In GermdnY

Nicholas Mclean Williams,
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward I. Williams, Jr., of
La Grande Princess, died in
Munich, Germany, following
an operation in which pieces
of a nut were removed from
a lung.
The s~ixteen-months old boy
failed to survive a four-hour
operation.
Mrs. Williams, the former
Bette Fahnstock, formerly
Republican National Commit
iteeWoman for the Virgin Is
lands, is a temporary resident
of Germany, where her. hus-
band is stationed.
He is survived by his pa
rents and two brothers, Sheri-
dan z. Fahnstock and Edward
II. Williams, 3rd.
, 1957-03-02
Visiting Boxer Gets
Row" Deul:
Hundre Protest It

More than tWo-thirds of the
boxing fans who saw the fight
between visiting Kid O'Neal
Of st. Martin & Kid Baptiste
at St. Johns Parish Hall last
night, are unanimous in say
ing that the visitor was given
a deal so raw" that it would
not only hurt the sport of
boxing, but friendship that
could be developed between
the Islands. The foregoing
was said even by those who
favored Baptiste to win,
Kid O'Neal and his mana
ger were, to say the least,
bitter. Just before the fight it
was announced that the Saint
Martins boxer came here at
his own expense and has do
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1957-03-02
Locdl L~egiondires
Meet Mon, Murch A
In Police Court

The regular meeting Of the
Alexander Hamilton Post No.
IS of the American Legion
will be held on Mon, March 4
at 8 pm, in the Police Court
Court room in Christiansted,
it was announced today.
All members are asked to
attend and to be on time.
, 1957-03-02
Melbu Cunegutd
To Compete Against
Nine Candidates

Melba Canegata, st. Croix's
candidate for queen of the
Virgin Islands Carnival, will
compete against nine Saint
Thomas candidates.
All the candidates are to be
presented at a big pre-Carni-
val dance to be held tonight
at Pilgrims Terrace. Miss
C~anegata, who is being spon-
sored from st. Croix, was
unable to attend this dance
however, the committee sent
over her votes and they are
now on sale. 1t is expected
that everyone will purchase
votes to put the Crucian
beauty in first place.
, 1957-03-02
Rep. Chudoff Invites
Rudolph Gdliber to
Washington. D. C.

Representative Earl Chu-
doff has extended an invita-
ton t Rudolph CALDER,
former Commissioner of Pub
lie Works to come to Wash
ington, D. c. to testify on
Monday, in connection with
the water situation in Saint
Thomas.
Mr.. CALDER, who was re-
Gently forced by the Governor
to resign his post, will depart
tomorrow. The Committee
will defray the cost of his
travel to and from the capital.
, 1957-03-02

Toasts w e e offered by
Father Superior Mark Knoll,
DR.. D. c. Canegata, Claude o.
Markoe and John Ohmeis.
Guests enjoyed a buffet
supper which included potato
salad, roast goat, lobster salad,
lettuce and tomatoes, olives,
, 1957-03-02
DR.. D. {. CANEGATA LEAVES ADM. ASST
POST; REP. CHUDOFF SHOCKED, DISMAYED

Dr. D. G. Canegata, left his post as Administrative As
sistant to the Governor Of the Virgin Islands, at 5 p. m.
Yesterday for good. His resignation, demanded by the chief
executive, became effective.
Or. Canegaa received a letter from Representative Earl
Chudoff, Chairman of the House Public Works and Resources
Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations,
in which he wrote in part as follows:
, 1957-03-02
FRIENDS. ADMIRERS JOIN SGT. MRS.
THOMAS IN CELEBRATING 25TH ANNIV.

Several hundred persons, among them distinguished
persons and personal friends, gathered at the home of Ser
geant and Mrs. Egbert Thomas last night and joined in a
joint celebration Of their 18th Anniversary and also the
birthday of their daughter, Dorothea.
, 1957-03-02

.stuffing, rolls, and an assert
ment of drinks.
The Chords orchestra sup
piled music and Mrs. Helen
Joseph presided at the piano
for a number of selections; a
Continued on page ~
, 1957-03-02

1T W a S with profound
shock and dismay that / read
the newspaper reports of your
resignation. The newspaper
accounts indicate that you
had~up to that time refrained
from commenting on the ru-
NOR that your resignation had
been requested as a result OF
your recent testimony before
the Territories Sub-commit-
tee of the House Interior and
Insular Affairs Committee.
"As you know, the Public
Works and Resources Sub
committee Of the Committee
on Government Operations in
tends to continue its hearings
into Virgin Island Govern
ment matters. Our next hear
ing is scheduled for March 5,
1857.
IT would appreciate it very
much if you could find it pos
sible to send me an account
of events leading up to your
resignation. | am sure that
this will be of great interest
to the members Of the Sub
committee. Of course, we need
this information as soon as
possible"
DR.. Canegata replied in part
as follows:
"Thank you very much for
your very kind and sympa-
thetic letter of February 21st,
1857 on my resignation, and |
am duly appreciative of your
interest.
"The events that led up to
my resignation were that the
Governor called me on Fe-
bruary 18th and advised me
Continued on Page ~
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-11-14
pIeasani Hill

PLEASANT HILL - Richard
Roe, of Beverly, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mary Kirkbride.
Evelyn and Sandra Kirkbride
visited Beverly Kirkbride, Mon
day evening.
Everett Blair visited Sandra
K;rkbride, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Estep and
daughters, Judy and Teresa, Of
Grahanna, visited MIR and Mrs.
James Kirkbride, Jr. and family
on Sunday.
Milford Morehead spent Mon
day afternoon with James Kirk
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs, Vernon Reed and
children, OF Sharon, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kirkbride, Sr. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kirkbride,
of Buffalo, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. James
Kirkbride. ST.. and family and
also James Kmkbride, Jr and
family.
Charles Kirkbride and a few
other guys were in Cumberland
on Saturday night
Richard Hill was visiting Bob
Kirkbride, Friday afternoon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-11-14
MI. Tabor

Mt. TABOR - Miss Elsie
Wright visited Mrs. Otis Mar
tin, Monday
Mrs. Everett Archer and Elsie
Wright were business callers in
Caldwell, Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Stephens
and daughters were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Martin and family
on Tuesday night.
Neal Stephens called on Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Martin and family,
Thursday.
Wiley Thompson and Ken
meth Martin were callers at
Caldwell. Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Martin were
business callers at Caldwell on
Saturday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-11-14
Stafford

STAFFORD - Miss Ruth Nc
Way and Ruth Jenkins, Of Penn
sylvania, spent the weekend
with Mr.. an dMrs. VIM, Mallett
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Karr, of
Columbus, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilfred Knapp and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Robinson
and family. of Canton, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hughes and other rel
ativeS here.
VIM. Mallett and Walter King
were Caldwell callers, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger KeeVert
spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby and fam
ily from Kentucky. have moved
into the w. P. Gardner prop
crty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Holland
and daughter, of Canton, Were
last weekend visitors with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T, Hol-
land.