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The Home Journal

1 tropolitan powers present only asj

observers, 54

What started out as a consultativ

body on social and economic affa

i is rapidly turning into a politic a

i bedy, a kind of local United N a

tions for the Caribbean area, O n

doesn't however, hear anhthing a -I

bout the inclusion of Cuba, Haiti,

|or the Dominican "Republic.” Wha

seems. to be certain is that yesterd'a;

Caribbean colonies already h a v

much more freedom and democracy,

than the long established republics.

SCOUTS OFFI CERS

ARE ELECTED

At a recent meet in g

i of the Virgin Islands

District Commi tte e of

ee e e

i Ry ~R o RTde T o S

e

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Y 5 pleasure/

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The All-Family Drink JESRSY

{the Boy Scouts of Ame

'rica, the members un

animously re-elected al

of the pre sent officer s

to serve for 1958,

The officers are:

l Ullmont L. James,

chairman; Atty. W. H.

,Cox, vice chair man A

ubrey Ottley, secretar y;

and Judge Cyril Michad,

treasurer,

It was also r:e ccome=

mended that the Exeuc~-

tive Cquncil approve

the continued status of

Mr, Alex Elias as Dis~

trict Commiss

ioner for anothe r

year,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The home journal. (1957). Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, V.I., 1957-12-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84037503/1957-12-11/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The home journal, 1957-12-11.