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V. I. Contractors Elect
Don Ross President:
Owe Olsen Vice

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The Contractors Associa-
ton held its organization
meeting at the Flight Deck
Lounge, Alexander Hamil-
ton Airport here on Friday,
May 18th. After adoption Of
the section Of the Bylaws
pertaining to the election Of
officers, a board Of directors
was elected consisting of
Don Ross, Owe Olsen, Bud
Ussery, Leroy Boyce and
Bob Wallace. After that the
following officers w e
elected: Don Ross, Presi-
dent; Owe Olsen, Vice Presi-
dent & Bud Ussery, second
v i e President. Leroy
Boyce was elected Secre-
tary-Treasurer.
Subsequently the Presi-
dent presented the remain
ing sections of the Bylaws
to the membership at which
time. they were adopted byE
unanimous vote.
Members present were:
Mr.. Ross, Mr.. Olsen, Mr..
Wallace, Howard Krurn-
wiede, John Pletenik, Clar-
ence Ussery, A. NJ, Noah,
w. l. Dickson, r. E. Maho-
ney, Carlos QuencaS, Do
lores Quinones, Peter Jack
son, Samuel Peters Douglas
Canton, Sado Osario, B. F..
Smith, Jr., Ezekiel King,
Pace Cruz, Douglas Mel
thropp, Leon Martinez and
MI. Boyce.
The Association W a S
founded as a result Of the
rapidly growing demands
in construction industry in
st. Croix. The organization
will be the medium through
which more concentrated
Continued oh page a
, 1961-05-17

Women Clubs Hold
2ndAnnudl Conventn
The second annual con-
vention of the V. T. Fedora
ton Of Business & Profes-
sional Women's Clubs, was
held at Bluebeards Castle
Hotel in st. Thomas on
Saturday, May Is.
The Convention was off
cially opened at 1000 am.
by Priscilla Clarenbach,
General Chairman. It was
devoted entirely to discus
sion of old business and
officers reports
During the afternoon ses-
sion some II registered
members cast their ballots
for State Officers for the
year 1961-1962. Those elect
ed were: Irene Ambrose,
State President; Lucia Mel
thropp, 1st Vice President;
Clarice Bryan, End Vice
President; Peg Weisner,
3rd Vice President; Shirley
Frorup, Recording Secre-
tary; Mary Rice, Cores
ponding Secretary a n d
Marie Thraen, Treasurer.
In the evening at the ban
quet held for the members,
Miss Virginia Allan, Ma
tiona1 3rd Vice President,
gave the keynote address.
Miss Allan came to the is
lands to help conduct the
affairs Of the Convention.
Approximately 80 mem
bers from Christiansted and
.Frederiksted clubs journey
ed to st. Thomas on Friday
afternoon. They were met
by Mrs. Ann Porter and tax
en- to Bamboushay Club
where a buffet supper was
served followed by an even
ing Of playing Bingo.
CONTINUED on page Al
, 1961-05-17

TX, U. S. VIRGIN ISLANDS,
Miss Juunitd Conrad.
ST. MurYs Grduuute.
To Get B. S. Degree
Miss Juanita Conrad of
Christiansted, St. Croix,
will receive a bachelor of
arts degree from Fontbonne
College, St. Louis, Mis-
souri, Sunday, May %.
On that day, His Emmin-
ence, Joseph Cardinal Rit-
ter, Archbishop Q f St.
Louis, will confer degrees
on SO women students at
exercises in the college
auditorium at 4 pm,
The graduation address
on Women and the Intel
lectual Life" will be given
by Sister Annette Walters,
C. S. j., executive secretary
of the Natl Sister Forma-
ton Conference, Washing
ton, D. C. Sister Annette is
on leave from the College
Of st. Catherine, st. Paul,
Minnesota, where she was
chairman of the psychology
department.
Miss Conrad, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Conrad
has majored in sociology.
She is a graduate Of Saint
Mary's High School.
Fontbonne is a four-year,
liberal arts college conduct
ed by the Sisters of St.
Joseph Carondelet.
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
Newman AIumn;
Neur Editor

At the regular business meet
ing of the Cleveland Newman
Alumni Association to be held
tomorrow friday, the fea-
tured speaker will be Russell L.
Faist, city editor Of The Cath
olic Universe Bulletin.
Faist will speak on "The
Apostolate of the Reader. The
meeting is scheduled for $3.50
pm. and will be held at New
man Hall, 1O99 Abingdon rd.
The Cleveland Newman
Alumni Association, an out
growth Of the Intercollegiate
Newman Club, is an organiza-
ton for Catholics who attended
non-sectarian schools. Anyone
eligible for membership may
call Miss Rosalie Skocaj, mem
bership committee chairman, at
Diamond 1-4462.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02

ground for the music Of "The
Lancers and a new vocal
group, the "Counterpoints".
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
AT Men Needed
For Aerospuce

Area Air Force Recruiters
Sgt. Paul Voska and Sgt. James
Sneed announced today that the
Air Training Command has in
dicated several vacancies in the
Mechanic Career fields for men,
Job opportunities are available
for those who qualify, in the
communications, jet propulsion,
guided missile and allied fields.
The New Aerospace Force, the
unit with the responsibility of
maintaining our aircraft, mis-
siles, and spacecraft in first
class working order, will be the
choice assignment to men who
qualify.
The Sergeants stated that
young men interested in this
Space Age branch of the Air
Force, are given aptitude tests
to determine their capabilities
BEFORE they are enlisted and
without obligation.
Area men are urged to contact
Sgt. Voska or Sgt. Sneed at
22141 Euclid ave-, telephone,
Nv. 5000 for further informa-
tion on testing, qualifications
and career opportunities cur
rently available.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02

pointment to the Coast GuarC
Academy at New London, Con
necticut, will be held nationwide
on Feb. 10Th and goth, 1862
These examinations will bt
given in 156 cities (includine
Cleveland.)
There are no Congressiona
appointments or geographical
quotas for entrance to the
Coast Guard Academy. AL
qualified young men who are
interested should write for de.
tails and applications as soor
as possible to US. Coast Guard
Headquarters, Washington 25,
DC. Applications must be post
marked on or before Jan. 10th
A candidate must be single
and must have reached his 18th
but not his 22nd birthday by
July |, 1862. He must also be in
excellent physical condition. A
high school diploma is the min
imum educational requirement,
although high school seniors as
sured of being graduated by
June 30th are eligible to take
the examination if they will
have at least Is credits by that
time.
All applicants must have
three units Of English, two of
Algebra, and one in Plane Ge-
ometry by graduation. There is
a great opportunity offered
young men who choose this four
year course. Successful compile
ton leads to a commission as
a career officer in the Coast
Guard and a Bachelor of Sci
ence degree.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
Service News

A/2c Roger J. Ditty, Class OF
June so, has just graduated
from Radio and Radar Tech
School at Keesler AFB, and is
now home on furlough before
reporting to Travis AFB ir
California.
His brother, Norman Ditty
January ST, is entering Army
duty at Fort Knox, KY.
They are the sons of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alexander Ditty, 96e
Whitby rd.
Marine Pvt. Robert W
Weise, son of Mrs. Mary Weise
Of 1880 Hayden ave-, completed
four weeks advanced combat
training recently with the First
Infantry Training Regiment al
Camp Lejeune, NC.
Each new leatherneck re.
ceives the instruction upor
completion of recruit training
to ensure his proficiency in
small unit infantry tactics and
live firing of weapons under
simulated combat conditions.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
Mrs. Bolton Explains Rights
Of Reservists Called Back
Frances p. Bolton, Congressman, 22nd District, Ohio
Serviceman's Rights

When man is called to active duty in the armed
forces, what happens in case his service pay is not
enough to enable him to keep up payments. on his
home, car life insurance?
So many asking this, and rightly so. Here is the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
St. Francis
Plans Mixer

A "Hawaii Ponio," a boy
girl-type' mixer, will be held
from 8 to II pm. Friday, Nov.
10th, in the auditorium of st.
Francis High School, 7107
Myron ave., EAST 74th and
Superior ave.).
Proceeds from the sale of
tickets, which will be available
at the door, will go to the
Student Council, sponsors of
the dance, to be used for the
benefit of the school.
The "South Seas Paradise"
setting will form a fitting back
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
Fishing Film
AtUAWHuI

A film, "Ohio Fishing Fever, y
will be shown next Thursday at
the UAW East Side Retired
Workers Center, 1886 st. Clair
ave., at 1 p. m.
This will be the second in a
series of planned programs for
all retired men and women over
the age of 72.
"Fun and socialibility will be
the order of the day." says Mrs.
Sheila Sklar, director of the Cen
ter. Refreshments will be served
following the program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02

answer: A man called to active
duty today has all the legal pro
lection that applied to service
men in World War II and the
Korean War. His mortgage
cannot be foreclosed, or his cal
repossessed while he is in the
service or for three months aft
erward without court approval
Such approval would require
proof that his ability to pay sis
not materially affected" by his
service.
His life insurance premiums
are guaranteed up to S1O,OOO.OO
of his insurance until two years
after his service is over.
The Soldiers and Sailors
Civil Relief Act, passed by the
Congress just before World
War II, providing these protec-
tions, is still in full effect. 1t
was designed to keep a man
called from his civilian job to
military duty at lower pay from
being penalized by loss of the
life insurance and possessions
he would have had otherwise,
1t also permits a man to cancel
a lease on a house or apartment
without having to pay for the
remaining months it has to run.
The law does not excuse the
serviceman from ultimately
paying his debts, but it does
provide for courts to stay fore
closures or repossessions on de-
faults caused by his military
service. Defense Department Of
ficials suggest that a good
course for a man called up is to
get in touch with his creditors
and work out a schedule of
such payments as he can meet
from his income while in
service.
Coast Guard Academy
The us. Coast Guard has an
nounced that the annual COM
petitive examination for ap-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
Northeast Y Rings
With Sound of Music

More than $500 mothers, ia
theirs and innumerable relation.
crowded the Northeast Y on Eas
152nd ST., last Sunday to enjo.
a musical recital presented b!
the Students and staff of Petro
mills Accordion Center Of 81
East 185th st.
According to AL Petromilli
winners in the various competi
tions will be announced and pic
tured in an advertisement in thi.
paper next Thursday.
Petromilli, owner of the Ac
cordian Center and guiding ligh'
of the recital stated the Sunday
affair was the most successful
of it's kind he has ever en-
countered.
More than 500 students, some
nervous, but most with unex.
pected poise performed as sterr
and skillful judges took note o1
not only playing ability, but ap.
pearance as well.
Possibly the show stopper OF
of the recital, stated the Sunday
Johnny Holodnik, 277 Halle dr..
Euclid who breezed through the
Tic Tok Polka on the accordion
with the skill of a professional
He also was the only student
participant who sang as he
played.
The youngster has only been
taking lessons at Petromilli's
for a year and a half, but has
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02

already appeared on televisiol
shows.
He was so well-received ever
by parents other than his own
that he played several encores.
Also adding to the delightful
six-hour long event was tht
playing of several of Petromilli'.
expert instructors.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02

Coast Guard Academy
The us. Coast Guard has an
nounced that the annual COM
petitive examination for ap-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
Decanters Set

Christmas decanters went on
sale at all State Liquor Stores
on Tuesday with twenty-six
types available at no extra
charge.
Customers are urged to get
in their supply early as there
will not be as many on hand
as in the past.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02
Restaurant
Group Meets
AT Smiths

The Northeastern Ohio Res
taurant Association will meet
at Smiths Restaurant, 22305
Lake Shore blvd, Monday at
1880 pm. with John Vidrick
and John Poison as hosts.
A cocktail hour will precede
the dinner meeting.
Featured speaker at the
event will be Win Schuler, a
restaurateur from Marshall,
Mich.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-02

Information may be obtained
by calling Barbara Kovach,
RA. 1-O679.
, 1961-10-23
Police to Enforce Low
Affecting License
Plates on Trucks

Following a meeting held in
the Office of the Governors
Representative last week in
Connection with traffic pro-
blems on the Island of st.
Croix, it was announced that
the Department of Public
Safety will vigorously en-
force provisions Of the Virgin
Islands Code regarding the pro
per display Of license plates.
Ronald de Lugo, the Cover
nor's Representative stated
that in the past week he had
received a number of tele-
phone calls from citizens
throughout the island COM
planning about the speeding Of
heavy vehicles, trucks in par
ticular, and that in many cases
the citizens were unable to re-
port the license number Of the
vehicle involved to the Police
since the plates were dirty.
Mr.. de Lugo stated that the
Police will require all drivers
to maintain their license plates
in a legible condition at all
times. He said that the Admin
istration had called on contrac-
tors throughout St. Croix to
Continued on page Al
, 1961-10-23
de Lugo To Interview
FILA Officials on New
Housing Loan Prog.

Celestino Malta, State Di-
rector for the the Farmers
Home Administration and the
local representative Of the
FILA, Darnley Petersen, will
be interviewed over radio sta
ton WV tomorrow evening,
October "a at 6 pm. by Ron
de Lugo, the Governors Re
preventative in St. Croix,
Mr.. de Lugo will question
FILA officials regarding the
new credit facilities available
to Virgin Islanders who plan
to build or renovate.
The program is in line with
Governor Paiewonsky's state
ment that housing is the num-
Der one problem in the Virgin
Islands.
, 1961-10-23
Terry Crago to PloY
Academy Orch.

Terry Crago, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. c.. c. Crago Of Christian
sted, who is attending the Yves
tern Reserve Academy, will be
among the thirty-five who will
make up the Reserve AGA
demy's orchestra now begin
ring its rehearsals for three
appearances to be made dur
ing the fall term, according to
a release received today from
the Institution.
Conductor Fred Rosenberg,
instructor in music, announces
that brass will outnumber
strings two to che in the com
position Of this seasons or
chestra.
erry plays the saxophone.
, 1961-10-23
Passenger Ship With
$50 Aboard Burning
Off Grenudd Hdrbor

An Italian cruise ship caught
fire & is burning off ST. George
harbor in Grenada. It is the
Blanca c. which is reported to
have had $50 passengers and
crew aboard. Several of them
were reported injured and the
engineer, who was badly burn
ed, died today.
The ship was said to be on
its way from Curacao to Eng
land when the fire broke out,
as the result, the reports say,
of a broken pipeline.
All available fishing boats
and pleasure craft took off the
passengers who tookonly what
they could carry.
Two United States Coast
Guard planes flew down from
San Juan, Puerto Rico to sur
vey the accident. They ascer-
tanned that no other vessels
were endangered.
, 1961-10-23
Seibert Hewitt Elected
President Of New
Percent Teacher Assoc.

The first meeting Of the Pa
rents--Teachers Association
was held at La Princesse school
on October Is, last at 7:30 pm,
Siebert Hewitt was elect
ed President; Gumersindo We
lasquez, Vice President; Miss
Lynnell La Bego, Secretary,
Mrs. Sylvia Hodge, Assistant
Secretary and Jesus Santos,
Treasurer.
The next meeting is sched-
uled for, Friday, November
8, at at 7::30 pm. at La Prin-
cesse School.
All parents Of the children
attending this school are urg-
ed to attend.
, 1961-10-23
Circuit Assembly Of
Jehovuh's Witnesses
Set For October 27-29

Christiansted, st. Croix will
be the scene of the seminar
nual circuit assembly of Je-
hovah's Witnesses to be held
this week end, October 81 20.
The Alexander Hamilton High
School, located across from the
ST. Croix Avis building, spa
cious and centrally located,
will be transformed to a reli-
gious theater during these
three days where delegates
from the three American Vir-
gin Islands, Tortola, Puerto
Rico and Vieques will assem-
BILE to hear bible discourses
and benefit from demonstra-
tons presented.
The principal speaker will
be Ivan w, Truman, District
Supervisor, ordained minister
and special representative Of
the Watchtower Society. On
Sunday at 3 pm. Mr.. Truman
will deliver the advertised dis
course" Uniting Men in a
Split-up World. This will be
the climax of the Assembly.
All persons are invited.
During the summer Of this
year Jehovah's Witnesses held
fourteen conventions in princi-
Continued on Page A
, 1961-10-23

of the value of trees, mahog-
any seedlings are being given
free for planting on that day.
These trees can be obtained
from either Of the Experiment
stations, Annals Hope or
Kingshill.
Bob Mobiles is the Supervisor
Of the Forestry Program here.
, 1961-10-23
Vicorp Forestry Prog.
Reports 10000 Trees
Planted in ST. Croix

Since 1854, a total of 10000
forest trees have been planted
on the steep, rough slopes of
st. Croix under the Vicorp
Forestry Program. This total
Includes $4,000 mahogany
seedlings, $4,000 teak, & about
5000 seedlings of other species.
The paintings have been un-,
dertaken, chiefly, on private
lands where the landowner
has borne the labor costs, and
the Forestry Program has Civ
en- the trees and the super
vision.
Successful plantations range
from Estate Solitude and Bug
by Hole westward to Estates
Betsy Jewel, Sion Hill, Tho
mas, Cane Bay, Bodkin and
Ham Bluff. Nearly 1000 of the
total have been established
along the roadsides of ST,
Croix, with the assistance of
the Public Works Department
and many other agencies and
individuals.
Although the large majority
Of plantations have been sue
~cessful, there have been dis
appointing failures at Estates
Castle Nugent, Longford, East
hill and Clairmont. Generally,
these failures have been due
to lack of adequate rainfall
during the few months inn
mediately following the plant
ing.
Th e goal Of the Forestry
Program os to establish and re
establish certain forest species
of high commercial value
West Indies mahogany and
teak, etc. on those areas
which are not suitable for agri
culture and other use. Al
though these tree species are
relatively slow growing, they
reproduce readily, and this is
land will again have a consi-
derable acreage of high-in-
come lumber, and the result
ing weed and craft industries.
Governor P~aiewonsky has
proclaimed Wednesday, Octo-
Der Is, as Arbor Day. In order
that all citizens will be aware
Evening star., 1961-01-17
TOMORROW

Luncheon i'm Honor Of Gov.
Ernest Vandiver Of Georgia
and Mrs. Vandiver, and Sec
retary Of State designate and
Mrs. Dean Rusk-President Of
Georgia State Society. Mrs.
Leona Buchholz. noon, VIII
lard Hotel (street dress), So
ciety members or by invita-
ton.
Reception for Distinguished
Ladies-Inaugural Commit
tee. 3 pm. to 6 pm. National
Gallery Of Art (afternoon
dresS), by invitation only.
Reception in Honor Of Flor
ida Congressional Delegation
and Gov. Farris Bryant
Florida State Society and
president. Mr.. Earl Kunkel,
8 pm. to 8 pm, Kenwood
Country Club Cocktail dress) !,
members, students Of Uni
versity of Florida and Florida
State University.
Reception in Honor Of Vice
President-elect and Mrs. Lyn-
don b. Johnson-Speaker of
Evening star., 1961-01-17
CLUB
CALENDAR
TOMORROW


Silver Spring WV Wives
Club - Meeting from $3.50
am. to noon at the Y Cot
tage, Jesup Blair Park,
Arlington Branch, AAUW
Meeting Of the literature
section at 10 am. at the
home Of Mrs. Philip Siggers.
Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase-Luncheon meeting at
noon. Mrs. Wazir Ali, wife Of
the Economic and Financial
Minister Of Pakistan, will be
guest speaker.
Woman's Club Of W0odside
Luncheon meeting at noon
at the home Of Mrs. Hugo c.
johnson, Silver Spring.
WV Wives, DC YWCA-
Luncheon meeting at 1915
pm. on the third floor Of the
YWCA.
Silver Spring Woman's
Club-Meeting of the litera-
ture group at 1890 pm. at
the Silver Spring Library.
ZOnta International-Reg-
ular meeting of the DC sec
ton at 1890 pm. at the
YWCA.
Abram Simon Chapter,
B'nai Birth Women-Meet-
ing at ! pm. at the Tifereth
Israel Congregation.
Campus Club Of the u. Of
Md.-Meeting at lis pm. in
the Maryland Room Of the
Home Economics Building.
Marcia Burns Chapter, DC
DAR-Meeting at 7::30 pm.
at the Chapter House.
Lewisdale e HOmemakers'
Club-Meeting at 8 pm. ut
the Lane Manor Recreation
Center.
Alpha Chi Omega AIumnae
Meeting Of the evening
section at 8 pm. at the home
Of Mrs. Willard Watts. Be-
thesda.
Alpha Xi Delta - Meeting
of the DC Alumnae chapter
at 8 pm. at the Beta Eta
Chapter House, College Park,
Md.
Alexandra B'nai Birth
Women - Meeting at S:l5
pm. at Agudas Achin Syna-
gogue.
Junior W0man's Club Of
Rockville - Regular bridge
section meeting at $3.50 pm.
at the home of Mrs. Charles
Eckloff.
Northwood Woman's Club
of Silver Spring-Meeting at
$3.50 pm. at the home Of
Mrs. Douglas Gardner.
Evening star., 1961-01-17
INAUGURAL CALENDAR

the House Sam Rayburn and
the Texas State Society, 6
pm. to 8 pm, Statler-Hilton
Hotel (informal or cocktail
dress), open to the public
by ticket.
Reception for holders Of
the Congressional Medal Of
Honor and their families
Veterans Inaugural Partici-
patton Committee, 6 pm. to
8 pm, Department of Vet
Grams Affairs headquarters,
informal, by invitation only.
Reception and dinner
dance in honor Of young
DemOcrats-Inaugural Com
mittee. reception 6 pm, din
per, Z pm. Colonial Room,
Mayflower Hotel, black tie, by
invitation only.
Buffet supper in honor Of
Secretary Of the Navy-desig-
nate and Mrs. John COnnally
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Chap
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Marks, Broadcasters
Club, by invitation only.
Inaugural buffet supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Presbrey,
8 pm. to midnight, residence.
optional. by invitation only.
Military Review-Inaugural
Committee, $50 pm. Uline
Arena. by ticket only.
Dinner for out-of- town
Evening star., 1961-01-17
To Receive Cards

Children in Seoul. Korea.
and hospitalized veterans in
this country will receive the
holiday cards gathered by the
Junior Woman's Club Of
Rockville.
Mr.. Robert Sheldon, Mis-
sionary in Seoul, is receiving
the cards and is working
with the children.