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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-01-21
.UofW Grads
ReminiSce Of
College Days

1t looked like a class reunion
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruff
inc Cacabelos, 4718 Brandon, last
Sunday, Jan. II.
AS a matter of fact, many of
those present were attending the
University of Washington in the
middle thirties, and there they
were together again as they used
to be together for lunch during
their college days.
This time, however, it was not
just couple of sandwiches and a
red apple; the choicest of Filipino
and American culinary concoc-
lions, prepared by Mrs. Cacabelos
and Mrs. Lilly Sapigao, were on
the table for them and other
guests.
There were Fernando Ferrera,
Mateo Corpuz, Arturo Pacis, Lor-
EMO Anunciacion, Remigio Pas
cual, Silvestre Tangalan, Julius B.
Ruiz, Dalmacio Maliaman, Victoria
A. Velasco and, of course, the host,
Rufino Cacabelos. These are all u.
of w. graduates. Those who are
married brought along their wives;
and who are not, brought Cor did
not bring) along a girl friend.
Purpose of the gathering was to
honor another Acknowledgements
ian, Apolonio E. Lopez, who is on
his way to Japan with his family.
M/Sgt. Lopez, U. S. Airforce,
graduated from the University of
Washington in 1889 and did grad
uate work in political science until
Dec. 1941 when he Joined the
armed forces of the us. He has
been in the service since Sept.
1912.
He is given assignment in Tokyo
after three and half years in
March Air Force Base in Riverton,
Calf. He left Jan. 10 with his wife
Gertrude and daughter Sharon,
one and a half years old.
So, over steaming adobe and
what-have-you. M/Sgt. Lopez rem
inisced with former college chums,
and their wives listened with
seeming interest. But there was
never any mention of campus ro-
mances, if they had any.
Others in the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Emilio Sapigao, Mrs.
Hamilton, Miss Ellis P. Pacis and
Roman Aguinaldo.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-01-21
Gov. RoseIIini
Speaks At
RizoI Day
Continued from Page l.


Rial was such a man." the Gov
ernor said.
"The beliefs of DIR. Rial are as
important today as they were in
the short years he lived to influ-
ence the development of his cOun-
try He used his knowledge as
he thought best: to help a strug-
Cling people help themselves. BY
education and by exposure of bad
conditions, he attempted to right
iniustices and to reform the prac-
tees injurious to his people,"
Gov. Rosellini also paid tribute
to the new President and Vice
President of the Philippines who
were, almost simultaneously, TAX
ing their oath of office in Manila.
Theirs pres. Garcia and Vice
President Macapagal) is the task
of guiding to new prominence the
country given its first push toward
nationhood by such men as DR..
Rizal."
Philippines Consul Bartolome A.
Umayam, delivering the eulogy on
Rial, reminded his hearers that
"far from calming down the
people to submission and after
centuries of patience and slumber,
the death of Rial awakened the
Filipino people"
His execution was decisive in
Lne thinking of the F'ilipinos, es-
pecially those belonging to the
educated class. Whereas, before,
they were passive and Indifferent,
after Riza's execution they were
infuriated, became revolutionary,
and demanded the recognition of
the Filipino people as a race.
Loyalty to Spain and submission
to the tyranny of the administra-
ton was put to an end and the
revolutionists, with inspiration
from Rial, braved the might of
Spain and overcame seemingly in
surmountable difficulties in put
ting down the Spanish administra-
tion"
Consul Umayam, at the conclu-
sion of his speech, read the fol-
lowing message from the Presi-
dent of the Philippines:
81 convey warmest greetings to
the Filipino Community and the
friends of the Philippines in Seat
tie, Washington, who are holding
an appropriate program to COM
memOrate Rial Day and the Pres
idential Inauguration on December
80. This should be an excellent OPP
pOrtunity to pledge anew our sim
cere efforts to maintain the friend
lest relations between the Philip
pines and the United States. 1
wish you all a successful ceIebra-
ton.
CARLOS P. GARCIA
President of tho DhiIinninaS
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-01-21

No one is born with taste for
good music, manners, or books.
These must be cultivated.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-01-21

WHEN BABY RONY BAPTIZED-RONY
of Mr. Manuel Rusia, Alb baptized
Fellowship Methodist taken
christening shows, front reading % Mrs Dave BdOn
Rusa holding the baby Miss Annie Lincoln
Mr. f. Agyer; back Mrs. Gideon MateOng,
standing another Rustia,
f. GonzalO, Fellowship Methodist Church;
Methodist
Church)-PhotO by VOante)
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-01-21

CARLOS =. GARCIA
President of the Philippines
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
toto by Davy

the book
marching into small clubs in Brook
yn and Manhaten unannounced asking each member
of for their police cards Though they
only about two dollars suprsisg number of musicians
working without them borrowing them from friends
who have identical height weight, etc This is offense as
bad driving auto without license
Lena Horne upset Campanellas accident her
secretary the 5000 phoned asking his con
ton And Lena hear takes two vtamn injections twice
week to keep with the strain of Jamaica. She also
calls her husband, Lennie Hayton, daddy.
Frank Snatra giving guy Sammy Davis jr. adj
vice marriage of all people with two divorces under his
belt Sammy, with record listened with
Nat King Cole continues his terrific record the Copa
cabana another star who personally shook his
friend Campanella's accident.
Louis Jordan in town for the Big Record has big
plans for his future Is trying swing deal which will
insure his playing only the biggest supper clubs in big resorts
Louis has tried to break from his style and
rock and roll but club still camor for Caledonia
and hits
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
Legal Notices

In The Probate Court Of Pulaski
County, Arkansas
In The Matter OF The Estate OF
Carrie Byrd Hall, deceased
No.
Last known address Of decedent:
2617 Main Street, Little Rock,
Ark.
Date of death: January 10Th, 1858.
The undersigned was appointed
administrator of the estate of the
above-named decedent on the 10Th
day of January, 1858.
All persons having claims "a
gainst the estate must exhibit
them duly verified, to the UNI
dersigned within six months from
the date of the first publication
of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred and precluded
from any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published 7th
day of February, 1858.
Matt Jones
administrator
2417 Center ST., Little Rock,
Ark.
mail addres9
w, w. Shepherd, Atty
2:7-14-21 st
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

dences, even payroll carriers on
busy streets-a shipping clerk
hopes for a raise. Two gunner
had just held up his boss at the
Miss Glamour Coat Company,
getting a $4,000 payroll. Carl Pat
terson, the clerk, came in a few
minutes later astonished to see
his boss tied with telephone cord.
He united him and made pur-
suit after the robbers. The gum
men got away with the money
and so far the boss isn't in the
mood to discuss a raise for a
courageous thought.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
N 0 t &c E
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Maggie Johnson, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 109324
Willie Johnson, ir. Defendant
The Defendant, Willie Johnson, Jr,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff Mag
gle Johnson
Dated: january is. 1858
J. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
H. B. Anderson
Attorney ad Litem.
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Helen Edwards d. c.
1:24-31.2:7-14 A..
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
: SEEM STARS
with Dolores Calvin
aa@ saAue s~s~s~Ssss- s~a=s@~a ~@z>zs 49,
NEW Work CITY lcNsl-NEW STARS BREAK OUT
with Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK CITY (CNS)-NEW STARS BREAK OUT
looks though there's stopping two newest
bright stars Lonnie Satin and Barbara who
steadily gaining fame and fortune with turn Of the
wheel Stars of the Tonight show this past week only
added their many triumphs For both aren't losing
time in keeping their and faces before the public
you them each evening in Broadway must
cal THE Body Beautiful which is the smartes thing OF
its type since Guys and Dolls Barbara has been COM
pared Horne and Dot cambridge and doesn't fall
short The girl has definite beauty the classic type which
almost anything and still look beautiful Barbara
brings the stage fnesse polish which is
among the She to have studied for
and she hasn't Just short time ago she stage
struck kid who afraid sing at amateur night at the
Lonne is goodlooxing male definite deliberate in
his approach and of his success He's married and
has daughter who adores see him TV Barbara
is also married with children yet Both
anxious for Body Beautiful which opened last week and
stars NIindy Carson in a comeback make good All
their depended its and New York
ed hear their plea and take the show their hearts.
with good notices the box office booming And Lonnie
says that's cool keepem coming
Meanwhile, Barbara, who has only out for
independent company, is getting ready for albums Her
style the orchy side la Lena Horne and she does best
serious numbers especially Cole Porter julie Styne Irving
Berlin etc Ole favortes sung in the hours her
forte.
With Larry it's the opposite He's best on ballads with
he sings loud and focefu and excites the listener
his personality whole song enough to
keep you Larry has spent fortune special
material and intends to his coming TV personal
pearances Together they make quite wosome in the
musical Barbara being body beautiful" herself. we
think they steal the show
South Pacific" which had such wonderful long
here Broadway, ready take its bow motion
ture next month with already beginning
original role which she made famous is Juanita Hail.
who always included songs from the show in her repertoire
she sang since the show closed Doing
the made Juanta sad the star on Broadway as
Enzio Pima, who died last She was great admirer
of his.
William Marshall huge footer who hasn't been seen
since he played the captured leader Of the Mau
Something of Value wasn't too satisfied with his
in "The Bright of San Luis Rey the TV drama
which proved quite complicated except for those vho had read
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14
WARNING ORDER

State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Ella B. Cash, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 109418
William E. Cash, Defendant
The Defendant William E. Cash is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff Ella B..
Cash
Dated: January 10Th 1858
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
william w. Sheperd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
By Jamye Dreher d. G.
2:7-14-21-28 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

FREES HIS BOSS IN STICKUP
NEW YORK CITY-With rob-
berry taking a spree here in New
York and thieves, both amateurs
and professionals working banks,
small businesses, fashionable resi-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1958-02-14

AKA FAsHloNETTA CONTEsTANTs-The kick
off meeting for the 9Th Fashionetta of Beta Pi
Omega chap of Alpha Kappa Alpha was held at the
Community Center Tuesday, February 4. The con-
testants for Miss Fashionetta, Miss Jr Fashonetta,
Little Miss Fashionetta and Miss Future Fashioned
ta with their parents, started the Fashionetta
son off with much enthusiasm. Pictured above are:
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CLASSIFIED ::

T. and L. Furniture Store
" REPAIR SERVICE
Sunday Calls
New and Used Furniture
Ali E. Washington MIR
Phone FIR 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
BY SYLVIA WILLIAMS

special writer for The star
The botanical name OF
Sage. Saliva oficinalis. is de-
rived from the Latin salvare.
10 heal. II was considered by
the ancient Romans 10 have
powerful curative properties.
even the power Of strength
ening the memory and In
creasing mans wisdom. It
is a native OF the northern
Mediterranean countries but
is now cultivated In all tenn
perate parts OF the world,
There are over Ave hundred
varieties. most OF them with
a white 10 vivid purple
flower. The lovely gray-green
leaves make II q delightful
addition 10 the garden. and
II Is especially attractive
when planted so that II hangs
over q brick or rock wall. II
may be propagated from seed.
stem-cuttings or root divi-
sion. Most varieties reach q
height OF from Is TO "a
inches. although the biennial,
saliva sclarea. or Clary Sage.
grows to four feet and makes
q fine back border. Its leaves
are eight inches long and the
blossoms range from pinkish-
blue to pure white.
Pineapple Sage. saliva
splendens. is another Of the
taller varieties. growing to
three feet. Its brilliant red
flowers appear late in the
fall and the leaves, when
crushed. give of a rich fruity
odor. With the exception Of
this variety. most sages bloom
In late May and continue
Towering through June and
July.
Popular Varieties
The popular sorts for Gull
nary use are the common
garden sage, Saliva ofncina-
lis, and the white sage, Sal
via oficinalis alba. One plant
will supply enough seasoning
for q family of four. II you
have room in your garden,
then plant some Of the other
kinds for added color. Sage
has q tendency to become
woody. 50 the perennial Vari-
cites should be replaced every
four or fve years. Harvest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

waxed paper or foil and leave
In refrigerator overnight,
When ready 10 roast, remove
herbs and season meat with
salt and pepper. Place In pre-
heated oven 400 degrees) for
IS minutes. Drain of fat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27

add water and coffee. Re-
duce heat 10 800 degrees and
continue cooking at this tenn
perature 30 minutes a pound
for medium-done. or IS min
utes a pound for well-done,
Basic occasionally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-27
IDEAS WITH HERBS
Ancient Romans Credited Sage
With Powerful Curative Powers

ing should be done Just be-
fore the plant blooms. Cut
on six 10 eight inches OF the
tender tips, rinse well in cold
water. dry thoroughly, and
store In tightly closed con-
tanners.
In cooking, sage must be
used very sparingly, A good
rule Is. for four servings, use
approximately:
l whole dried leaf
I TO 4 whole fresh leaves
"a 10 teaspoon powdered
leaves
I 10 4 fresh sprigs
Use Judlclously
Used judiciously. sage i'm
parts q special xest TO cheese
dips, canapes. Ash, meat
loaves. game, chicken. duck.
stews, and stuffings. Vege-
tables. such as eggplant. to-
matoes. lima beans. peas.
zucchini or small white onions
are greatly improved in ma
vor II . fresh sage leaf Is
added to the water in which
they are cooked.
The ordinary leg OF lamb,
II prepared according to this
recipe, will surprise and de-
light you.
l leg of lamb, 6 to 7 pounds
2 small sprigs Of rosemary
4 fresh sage branches
Salt and pepper
n cup hot water
"a cup strong coffee
Remove excess fat. but
leave skin on meat. Wrap
meat in sage branches and
rosemary. Cover well with
, 1958-03-03

maximum salary possible under these ranges.
Under the portion of the plan "for Teachers, Super
visors and Principals" steps have been inserted
between the minimum and maximum. These are
intended to provide compatibility between this
and the foregoing 15-range portion, so that any
later innovation to give step increments can apply
equally to both of these sections of the plan.
Under the section permitting supplements to
above-basepay, we recommend substituting "a
supplement- in place of a yearly increase" This
substitution would add greater clarity to the lam
guage Of the section.
It will be noted that we recommend deletion of the
portion c~aptioned "Pay plan for Nurses, Supervi-
sors and Directors" We explained in other cor
respondence to you that this portion of the Bill is
a handicap both to the Department Of Health and
to the classification and pay work OF the Division
Of Personnel. First, there seems to be no authority
in the Bill to create titles of new positions and to
insert them for pay purposes, except by Legisla-
tive amendment Of the Bill; this is an unnecessary
situation. Second, even if permission were given
to insert new positions, many OF the inter-range
gaps are too wide and could conceivably detract
from compatibility Of positions where one posi-
ton is more responsible than another but where
the salary difference between ranges is too wide
for the difference in responsibility which is in
volved. Third, by STIMULATING actual position
titles in the Bill, the Department of Health is
forced to use a position title which is not as des-
criptiVe as it should be, nor can it change titles
even slightly. An example in point is the. follow
ing: Recently, it was found necessary to change
the midwifery class from one class Of NurGe-Mid-
wife to two classes-one of Junior Nurse Midwife
and one of Staff Nurse-MidWife. Where would the
authority be to do this under the present Bill?
Even if legislative permission were given to make
this and similar title changes under the present
listing in the Bill, and would in itself raise a ques-
ton as to the necessity for listing position titles
anyway.
cur favorable consideration to the above amend
to Act No. rs Bill No. 1902 will be appreciated.
Very sincerely yours,
I'll Walt~ A. Gordon
Walter A. Gordon
Governor
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie
st. Thomas -
Virgin Islands of the United States
, 1958-03-03
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from Wednesday,

H PRESIDENT: We have on hand the Journals OF
May 6, 7 and 8. Are there any corrections?
MR.. REESE: Yes, Mr.. President, It states here, in the
Journal of May 7 that s"The House resolved itself in Com
mittee of the Whole. The committee conducted an 1nVes-
tigation, as authorized by the Legislature on May Z, 1901,
of the disorderly conduct Of the Captain OF the Car
peake.' It shows the Legislature recessed at 2:30, Mr..
Chairman.
I recall that we went into the Committee of the
Whole at about that time but the investigation was not
recessed until about 7:45 the evening.
THE PRESIDENT: 1t appears that way because that
portion wa expunged from the Record. Wasn't that the
night? That should be 800 o'clock.
MR.. REESE We went in Committee of the Whole
and then we recessed at about quarter OF eight, which
means the investigation took place from 2:3O the alter
noon until eight o'clock the night.
THE PRESIDENT: The meeting was recessed at 800.
Are there any further corrections? The Chair will enter
tain a motion for approval as corrected.
MR.. MFRWIN: Mr.. President, ! move adoption of the
Journals for the legislative days, Monday, May 6, Tues
day, May 7 and Wednesday, May 8, 1857.
MRS. MILLIN. | second the motion.
THE PRESIDENT: It was properly moved and
seconded that the Journals Of May 6, 7 and 8 be approved
as corrected. All those in favor, please signify by raising
your right hand? Any opposed The motion is carried.
Are there any messages from the Governor?
The Secretary read the folloWing)
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands of the United States
May 10, 1857
The Honorable
The President Of the Legislature
Charlotte Amale
ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
NV dear Mr. President:
, 1958-03-03

I am submitting herewith, for the consideration of
he Legislature, a Bill to amend Act No. Is BILL No. 1000
to Standardize Position Titles, and Salary Rates i n the
Government Of the Virgin Islands.
My reasons for recommending these amendments are
as follows:
1. Section l was amended to show the pay scale as
being applicable to the Classified and Exempt Ser
vices, and also to delete all of the exceptions which
were originally made from the pay scale. The ex-
ceptions therein deleted are being included, with a
few changes, in a companion bill which recon-
mends amendment to the 1916 Merit System Law.
We believe that a better purpose would be served
and less confusion will result if the various ex-
ceptions were taken care of directly by amend
ment of basic regulation rather than by such
legislation being a part Of any pay scale.
2. Revision of the twelve 3-step ranges is being re-
commended in order to allow more f~lexibility. 1t
will be noted that while the number of ranges
have been increased to Is, and the number of steps
increased from three to five, these are merely sub
divisions and do not increase the minimum and
, 1958-03-03

transmit herewith draft of law to authorize the Gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands to transfer Plot No. 81, Mars
Hill, Wheel of Fortune and Stoney Ground, St. Croix, to
the Virgin Islands Housing and Redevelopment Author
ity for the construction Of a 70-unit low rent housing
project.
Attached is copy of Public Works Drawing No. 583
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

jOven y atractiva y los hombres
me asedian. PerO he sabid0
siempre cOnServar mi dignidad
y SECURE prOcediendO ash pOr
mas azOtes que reciba de Ia vi
da. Entire todOs ellos, este es Ell
Inico que me ha respetadO, Ell
InicO a quien adore pOrque, al
fin y al cabO, soy humana y es.
toy sedienta dc un amor purO
Y eternO, CreO que la felicidad
solo Duede busCarse en- ell ma
trimOniO y, auIque pOngO a mis-
hijOS pOr delante de TODD, quiz
sierra tener I'm carinO IN mi vi.
da. Tai es mi prOblema. 1Cree
listed que es ~cOrrecto que tenga
relaciOneS con un hOmbre casa.
do en- Was de divorciO? iDebe.
re esperar a pOder casarme CON
Ell? jDebO, por ell cOntrariO, de.
dicarme pOr enter0 a mis- hijos?
Hay quien me aconSeja que es.
pere algunos amos con Objeto
de yer 81 mi maridO Vuelve a mi.
EStas dudas giran aIrededOr de
mi cabeza y me tienen desorien.
tada.
Blanquita.
Su jnteresante historic de.
muestra haSta que punto es capaz
de llegar un hombre para conse-
guir sus proposltos y prueba tam.
bien que cuando entire dos con.
yuges tiene lugar I'm incidente
de la naturaleza del que ha ST.
do listed vfctima ell amor Sc tor
ma en- odio y es muy dificil vol
yer a cambiarlo de color. De ss.
ia consideration Sc deduce que
eS vana illusion que SUI esposo
regrese y que, aun regresando
a SUI lado lie serfa a listed impo.
sible volver a ser feliz. Quedan'
pues dos so%luclones: o que Sc de.
dique listed por entero a Sus hi.
jos o que acepte Ia proposition
de matrimonio del joven a quien
alude en- Su carta. Siendo listed
una mujer tan digna, joven y
atractiva, creo que un nuevo
matrimonio no puede perjudi-
car a sus hijos. sino que por 81
contrario los favoreceria. Los nj
nos necesitan I'm padre y quizas
su pretendiente pueda hacer es.
tie papel, Mejor seria, claro es.
ia, que Ell fuera soltero, pero una
mujer divorciada y con hijos CO.
mo listed no tiene pOr que recha.
Ear a una hombre casado a quien
ha abandonado Su esposa y que
esta en- tramites de divorcio. Lo
lie deseo. volvera a ser feliz v Re
esfumara de su mente Ell recuer.
do de los medicines que han he.
cho de su vida I'm capitulo de
novela. Ell ser una mujer dig
ma, Ell ser madre, no es obst&cu-
10 para ansiar y tratar de en-.
contrar un amor. Todo ser hui
mano 10 necesita y, mas aIn,
cuando Sc halla en- las cincuns.
tancias de listed.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-11

FL plan federal de ayuda a la in.
dustria Sc prepare despues de es-
tudio y por recommendation de la
comision de la industrial del cafe,
que esta compuesta por represen-
tantes de diversos departamentos
del gobierno, del Banco Nacional
de Mexico, de la Comision de Cafe,
de la Union de Cosecheros de Cafe
y del Banco de Concrete Exterior.
otra MEDIA que aprobo ell 60
bierno por recommendation de la
eomision para fortalecer ell acuer-
do de Mexico fue la de fijar en-
283.551, sacos de so kilos, la CAN'T
dad de cafe verde que Sc podra ex-
portar sin permiso del %gobierno.
FL cafe saldra por los puertos
de Veracruz, Coatzacoalco, Salina,
Cruz y Puerto Angel solamente,
con ell objeto de hacer que Sc cum
pla Ell acuerdo de Mexico.