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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27

The Petitioners persisted to the
very last that new elections were
imperative, that the seven French
(White) members Of the Constitu-
ent Assembly really represent
France, not the African People OF
the Cameroons, and that their in
fluence in the Assembly is out
of proportion to their numerical
or other strength and to have
them dominating the African AS
sembly during he final negotia-
lions for independence with the
French, leaves them at a destined
disadvantage. The African Coun-
tries and Countries of the Arab
world, themselves not long from
under the heels Of cruel colon
ialism, understand this and this
was the basis Of their persistent
fight against the Visiting Mission
Report, they said.
DR.. Felix Moumie, head of UPC
CUnion de populations du Came
roun, Union of the CAMERON
PEOPLE. now in exile in Cairo,
who appeared here as a reprt-
sentative of his organization,
plans to 20 to Paris upon leaving
here his arrest by the French IS
expected, he says. Other Petition
ers whose Parties or Organlza-
tions are banned report, they
will keep up the fight for truly
independent and united Came
rooms" Word has been received
nv Petitioners here that already
reprisals are under way against
them for their activities here a.
gainst the established order.
Prime Minister Ahidjo and his
Government are already on their
way back to the Cameroons to
take up the final phases prelimin-
airy to independence.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27

Are you one who has really
made a misStep or else has the
name of doing so because of
wagging tongues? If SO, there are
two things you must remember:
(l) You are not the first to suffer
like this, and ~ such a mistake
need not ruin your life.
So do not allow it to ruin your
spirit, neither let it unfit you for
usefulness and happiness tomor-
row. If someone is really your
enemy, nothing would please him
any more than that. Even it it is
true, the thing which has occurred
is in the past. 1t is water over the
dam. You can yet live a useful
and wonderful life. Now let me
suggest certain things for you to
do.
First, decide with a spirit of
humility that you can make good
in spite of everything. And you
can! People from every walk OF
life have done so. In fact, some
have done it so we'll that their
community has come to regard
them as some Of their chosen and
best people.
Second, realize what caused you
to 20 in the wrong direction. Cut
completely away from that cause.
Last, do not brag or make a
show. Simply demonstrate in a
quiet way that you have what it
takes to live good life. Then
proceed quietly and honestly to
build it.
Emma C. lives in a small city in
one of the Carolinas. She Is the
mother of two daughters although
she is not married and has never
been.
When Emma was a young girl
of l6@she allowed herself to be-
come entangled with an older
man. Not realizing the seriousness
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Paid In Full
by Theresa Jones

The IS the universal symbol the Christian way
reminder of mans snuness and Gods redeemng love- The
passion OF Lord has the inspiration
of many nations for twenty centuries They have shown His
glory and His shame His bitter agony His boundess
age. These artists ask to share inspiratonal fellow
ship which He suffered and to understand fully the
pose and meaning of His saerificial death.
With deep and dramatic power Tiepolos painting the
CRUCIFXON makes witnesses of the tragic Cal
The Savious eess body bathed in heavenly light
hangs heavily from the rough Around it, restless
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-03-27

little or no change. They stated
particular resentment to the in
lection of AMBASSADOR Lodge of the
United States, into the debate in
the Trusteeship Committee at
crucial moment, Gle had not pre-
viously appeared as a part of the
Committee Delegation of the U. S.
and did not appear later)
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LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR. .

years subscription to the State
Press. We have been following
your good work and are very
proud of you. We wish that you
Continued on page Seven
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on Virgin Islands affairs without first contracting the
Council.
81 This group could sponsor activities Of the Is
lands on the mainland and otherwise, including ath-
letics, social and political events, and the like.
Thenthere are possibilities Of establishing schol-
arships, keeping ia close touch with students and their
colleges, offering aid, financial and otherwise.
THERE IS REALLY no end to what the Unity
Council can do for these Islands, Virgin Islanders on the
mainland, and for itself. It could easily, and in short
order, become the single most important force ID the SOL
'cial, political and economic life Of the Virgin Islands.
WILL THE UNITY Council accept the challenge?
, 1959-08-31

Pursuant to vote of the Board Of Directors s. special meet
ng Of the shareholders Of West Indies Bank 81 Trust Comnanv
hereby called to be held on September 10, 1859 at three
PM. 600 PM at the main Office Of West Indies Bank
Trust Company, NC. 1 Queens Quarter, Charlotte Amalie.
= Thomas, Virgin Islands for the following purposes:
@ to ratify, approve and confirm the sale Of the
business and substantially all of the assets Of West Indies
Bank &Irust Company, as a going concern, to The Chase
Manhattan Bank upon terms including the assumption by
Inc Chase Manhattan Bank Of substantially all Of the
Liabilities Of West Indies Bank & Trust Company. and the
delivery to West Indies Bank & Trust COMPANY #of
22,3OO shares of the outstanding capital stock of The
Chase Manhattan Bank, and upon such other terms !
may have been or may be approved by Messrs. Joseph
Alexander, Ralph Paiewonsky, Harry Gould, and Ralph
I. Standlsh, their execution Of any agreement relating
to such sale to be conclusive evidence Of their approval If
the terms thereof.
% to approve, subject to the contamination of said
sale of the business and assets of West Indies Bank q
Trust Company, the voluntary dissolution and LIQUIDATION
OF said Bank and the distribution of all its assets to its
stockholders such dissolution, liquidation and distribution
to be accomplished in accordance with the applicable laws
OF the Virgin Islands and within nine months after the
contamination of said sale;
90 to ratify, approve and confirm the appointment
OF Messrs, Joseph Alexander, Ralph Paiewonsky, Harry
Gould, r.. II Amphlett Leader, and Henry u. Kimelman
as l~iquidators Of West Indies Bank & Trust Company.
such appointments to take effect upon contamination Of
said sale; and
Cd for the transaction of such other business con-
nected with or Incidental to said sale, dissolution, liquida-
ton and distribution as may properly come before said
meeting or any adjournment OF adiournments thereof.
Joseph Alexander
Chairman Of the Board
ated: July %, 1853 I7-2431-8
, 1959-08-31
Editorial

Editorial s# @ @HSa
THE COUNCIL HAS A CHALLENGE
HAVING DISAGREED with the American Virgin
Islands Unity Council, especially as to the theme of its
initial forum, we want to commend the founding Of the
organization and wish it well. It is a far-sighted and sig
nidcant move, and the future should bear nothing but
good fruit.
IT IS PERFECTLY natural that Virgin islanders
on the mainland would have as their concern the vel
fare and security Of their homeland. That is a lofty mo
tive ia itself. But in the zeal and enthusiasm to move in
this direction care must be taken not to create the very
opposite result.
SUCH "A GROUP as the Unity Council, with its
wide representation among Islands groups, can be Of in
ostirnah1e HELM to- the Vir0in Islands. And here are but a
few Of the ways this can be done:
The Council could serve as liaison between
the.continent and the Islands in many ares and efforts.
3. The Council can mobilize and organize its
political activities to such degree as to be able to throw
the weight of over 10000 Virgin Islanders in New York
where it will have the greatest possible effect.
s The Council can serve as the voice Of these
Islands on the mainland, reaching officials and others
and spreading the word ii such 4 manner as to bring
about any desired result.
Al What would be more appropriate than a clear
ing house Of information and contact for the Virgin Isl
lands than an Office maintained BY the Council. Every
year scores Of Virgin Islanders travel to the mainland,
visit, or study, and return without meeting many Of
their fellow Virgin Islanders. An Office Of the type en-
visioned here could certainly coordinate its activities
with the Islands and bring the two groups together as
nothing else can.
s.. The Council can put itself in the pivotal posi-
ton where no one Of Importance would want to speak
, 1959-08-31
WEST INDIES BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Charlotte Amalie
ST Thomas, Virgin Islands
NOTICE
of'Special Meeting Of the Shareholders
Of West Indies Bank & Trust Company
Q T E

Pursuant to vote Of the Board Of DirectC
ing Of the shareholders of West Indies Bank
is hereby called to be held on September
o'clock Pm. 600 PM at the main office Of
g Trust Company No, 1 Queens Quarter,
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands for the following
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

Chicago, iii. - U subotu,
24-og januara o. g., u krugu
svoje obitelji, cetiri sina Mi
hovih supruga, kcerke Anne
deset unucadi, svi clanovi "a
jednice, te lijepi broj rodjaka,
prijatelja i znanaca, nasi do
bro poznati uvazeni supru-
ri, Stipan i Maria Milos, pro
slavili su 5O-godisnjicu brac-
nog zivota, koji je zapoceo u
HrelJinu, Hrvatsko Primorje,
kojih sliku ovdje donosimo.
Brat MiloS je 50-godisnji j
clan nase Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice, te jedan cd ustroji-
telja naseg odsjeka broj 70
"Krizari", dosao je u Chicago
pEvi put godine 1900, te O.
sim kratkog posjeta u rodno
mjesto Hreljin godine 1908-9,
stalno je boravio u Chicago
bio uposlen kod Chicago Tran
sit Authority, a sada uziva
svoju zasluzenu mirovinu.
Kad je god. 1902. Don Nj
ko GrBkovit postavio temelj
danasnjoj crkvi j zupi ma 60
TOT ulici j Marshfield Avenue,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08
DIREkTNA LINIJA
RIJEkA- CHICAGO

Direktna knija preko mo-
ra . kanalom rijeke st. Law
renee 4 Kana6 ve4e Sc Hr-
vatska "a svojom lukom n
Rijeei - Chicagom U Ame-
riei.
ProSirenjem njeke st. Law
renee u Kanad i izgradnjom
kanala otvorea j. vodeni put
. Oceana do jesera Ontario,
Erie Michigan, 4 time / do
gradova Hamilton 4 Kanadi,
Detroit Chicago 4 U. 8. A.
OWN novin vodenim putem
proM ~ vet prvi brodowi, ali
najvise do 10,OOO tona.
Dosad snao hnaf samo re-
dovitu dirsktnx Kait Cd Rije-
Ike do Quebeca, koja se sada
produ3uje sve do Chicago. Put
robe do Chicago trajat 6e ne
koliko dana dulje, nego II pre-
tovasom n 4sljeR,isa Z new
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zANIMLJIV 0BICAJ

U selma zapadne Hercego-
vine zanimljivi su svadbeni o.
bicaji. Mladozenja odlazi po
!djevojku 9 rodjacima / prija-
teljima, kojih .cesto zna biti i
do 60. U kuei djevojke ceka
in obilna gozba. Pred povra-
tax sva t ova, 8 kojima sad
krece nevjesta, svatovi BIZ
vaju bogato zakiceni mara
mama, sto III je djevojka IL
veGla, kao raznovrsnim cvi-
je6em. Djevojke, koje kite
svatove cvijee e m, dobiva-
ju novcanu nagradu Cd sva-
tova. Kako je obicaj da Sc u
svatove polazi ma konjima, to
~ ! kont bogato o iski6eA.
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kad bi Iipa znaIa pri19ati...

Pred rusevnom zg a d o m
bivse zandamerijske stanice
u Kostanjevcvu jos Sc drzi
stara lipa, iznutra trula, ali
izvana obrasla svjezim izdan-
Gina. Ne zna Sc, kad je lipa
pasadena, ali najstariji selja-
nj Sc sjecaju, da su pod tom
lipom potkraj proslog i pocet-
kom sovog stoljeca kaznjava-
nj narusitelji javnog reda
kradljivci. Najcesce su pre-
sudjenom javno ma klupi pod
lipom udarili rs batina. Pre-
stupnika bi vezali "a klupu iii
bi ga drzali. Kad bi Sc izvrsi-
tell kazne zabunio u broja-
nju, batinanje bi pocelo IL
nova. Zato su prestupnici ze-
ljeli, da in tuku pismeniji lju-
di. Starci pricaju, da su svi
kraj te lipe prolazili 8 velikim
strahopostovanjem.
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brat Milos je bio jedan Cd pr
viii zupljana crkvenih od-
bornika, a danas su svi Mi
losi clanovi iste crkve zupe.
Mrs. Milos je dosla u Chicago
godine 1912, te stalno zivi u
domu gdje Sc je rodila od-
gojila njezina obitelj.
U domu nasih Milosa, ma
odlicnom mjestu smjesten je
krasan "Atmos" clock, kao
dar i uspomena njihovih pri-
jatelja, koji su 8 NINA pro-
slavili zlatni pir. Maria Sti-
pan Sc jos jednom svima to-
plo zahvaljuju ma tom kras-
nom daru, koji &c in stalno
podsjecati ma njihove dobre i
iskrene prijatelje.
Dugogodisnji susjed i prija-
tell obitelji Milos, Rev. Jo-
seph Lauro, zupnik crkve st.
Elizabeth u Eureka Springs,
Arkansas, odsluzio .je sv. mi
su j blagoslovio njihov brak.
zeljama Vase obitelji, rodja-
ka, prijatelja znanaca "a
dug i miran zivot, prikljucu-
je Sc i Vas prijatelj, Drago.
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zANIMLJIV0STI L STARE
P0VJESTI

(Nastavak sa I. strane)
godina engleski arheolozi OF
krili rusevine te drevne grob-
nice i ponijeli u Englesku ME
ne najljepse ostatke.
Ne INA sc pouzdano da Ii
je u toj grobnici stvarno bio
sahranjen Mauzolus liza svo-
je smrti, posto jedna stara
legenda prica da je kraljica
Artemizija dala spaliti tijelo
svoga muza i popila njegov
pepeo mijesajuci ga u pice.
Ona je u literaturi obicno
prikazana kao simbol bracne
vjernosti, nesto poput Odise-
jeve zene Penelope.
Tia je grobnica po Mauzo-
lusu, kome je bila namijenje-
ma, dobila ime Mauzolej, pa i
danas Sc jos tako nazivaju
sve monumentalne i umjet-
nicki ukrasene grobnice.
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cary, Ind. = Ovime javlja-
mo radosnu West, da su cla-
novi nasega odsjeka br. 10
H.B.Z., Mr.. Mrs. Louis Ye-
Itch, nedavno proslavili svoj
zlatni pir u njihovoj kuci ma
1887 Jackson Street, ciju sill
ku ovdje donosimo.
Vjencali su Sc s. maja, 1909.
u Jezerani, kotar BRINE do
sli u Gary iste godine. Brat
Yelich je radio kod US. Steel
Corp. 81 godina. Poslije ME
govog umirovljenja v godini
1915. radio je jos 6 godina
kod Kennedy Laundry "a fire
mana.
Nasi svecari, Mr.. j Mrs. Ye-
Itch imadu Z live djece i to:
Joseph N. Yelich, Louis Ye-
Itch, Jr., Mrs. Mary Pondo u
Gary, Mrs. Matt Smederovac
Y Crown Point, Mrs. George
Klimek u Norwalk, California,
Mrs. Emil Zula u Crown Point
i Mrs. Doa Gallinatti u Gary.
Takodjer imadu IL unucadi
cetvero praunueadi. D oc m
Mrs. Yelich isnade dvije So
sire to: Margaret Gerovac
u Bessemer, Michigan, j Mrs.
Mildred Milakovich u Gary,
jednog brs*a Victor Rykovich
u Hobart.
Mrs. Yelich je radila 8 go
dina kod Parramore Hospital
u Crown Point. ClanoW su hr-
vatske crkve - st. Joseph
the Worker Church.
NaSim sve9aximA xestitaaao
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"Svadba u Prigorju' bila je tema, koju Du-
quesne University Tamburtzans izabrai "a hrvatsku
izaozbu ma ovogodisnjem Pittsburgh Folk Festvalu.
Prigorju mladozenja dolaz II kuGu mladenke u
vecer prize svadbe, kao da doazi TEX ma priatejski
posjet Menu, ALL nije dozvoljeno da vdi djevojku
Mladozenja pozdravi roditelje razgovoru pocne 60
voriti zendbi kao da je tai predmet tex pao ma
um Roditelji naravno, to ocekuu, ali takav e obcaj
oni ulaze tai razgovor. Madozenja koncu ponud
zatnike (dukate) zamjenu rupcc njihove kcerke.
Zaruke su sklopljene po ispati dukata.
Nevjesta wise puta do tr iii cetir godne prize,
go sc misli udavati pocne spremanjem skrinje u
koju spravja rucne radove postelinu rucnike
druge predmete, koje treba kucanstvu.
Vjencana hajna tipicna je Prigorska nosnja, a
mladenka Sc nakt raznovrsnm kraljuzima vezenim
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Wpcama Ma CLAW joj kruna IL mnogobojnih vrpca sa
malim kamencicima. Ova je "kruna' tradiconalna
svako selo Prigorju ina samo jednu takovu krunu
koja Sc daje svakoj madenk uporabu. Rad "a
pravti takovu krunu je mucan po wise mjesec
najfinijeg rada.
Mladenac je obucen tpicno musko odijeo,
sesru ina sarenu vrpcu Ma dan vjencanja mladenka
mladenac dodju kucu mladenknih rodtelja "a nj-
hov blagoslov.
Predsjednica ovogodisnje hrvatske izozbe bia je
Mrs Mary Kovacev, podpredsjednica Miss Ann Pc
rencevic. Pomagal John Srsic Claire ZvOnar. John
je utroso mnogo sati rada izradbi mladenkine kr-
ne izlozbi vrlo pohvalno izrazlo veiko mnostvo
naroda osobto je fnoca raznih r6nih radova, ruko
tvorina i umjetnih predmeta izazvaa divenje.
Kenny Petrack
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

NOVA B0GATSTVA POD zEMLj0M
UNAS0J STAR0J D0M0vIN|
Ma geoloso kar Jugoslavije je do macanh pro-
mjena - Imamo urana drugih nukearnih sirovina
MihJun tona matte godisnje ma novom naazista
sto obeeavaju Bor Majdanpek
"Vijesnik, 80. marca 1859 - Karta rudnih nalazsta
nase semle posednh je godina dozvjela zacane
imjene Opsezna istrazvanja utvrla da Jugosava
prize poznata kao zemlja vekog raznovrsnog rudnog
bogatstva svojoj srovnskoj bazi moze uvrstit
deee 1elje Evrope medju rijeke drzave svijetu,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-08

21. juna u Jugoslaviju, da po-
sjeti svoju sestru, rodbinu
prijatelje, koje ona m nogo
cijeni cesto spominje, pa ov-
die njezinu sliku donosimo.
Sestra Malek je vrlo aktiv-
ma u drustvenom radu svojeg
odsjeka broj $50 H. B. "a
jednice. U znak postovanja "a
njezin pozrtvovni rad veliki
broj zajednicara i prijatelja
dogovorili sc priredili potaj-
no drustveni sastanak (sur-
prise party prize nekoliko
dana, kod sestre Vergoch. BIZ
la je docekana sa veseljem /
sa svirkom ma harmoniku, ko-
ju je majstorski svirao mas
odsjecni predsjednik - brat
Miskov, braca Vranesevit /
Gorzinski u tambure. u onom
casu velike iznenade bio je i
mnogo suza cd velike radosti.
Sestra Malek je takodjer pri-
mila nebrojene darove. Uz do
bru bogatu veceru i razno-
vrsnu kapljicu "a okrepu, Ia
kodjer umiljatu svirku pjeva-
Ii smo domace pjesme, i svi
Sc zabavljali do kasno II noe.
Zatim smo sc rastaH sa Sc
strom Malek zazeljei joj
sretan put. Oval sastanak
rastanak estate trajna uspo-
mena m e d j u mama svima.
Hvala svima koji su prisu-
stvovaG.
Vinka Vergoch. izvj.