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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23

OLDS so 4-dr. sedan: r. and h.. Hy.
ORA: special for TO-DAY. Full price,
SS05. $685. down. Terms. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK 2OO1 NICHOLS
oLDS. 81 Super "se" club coupe;
Completely equipped. beautiful shoai
green. A low-mileage one-owner car
WATA guarantee. POHANKA SERV-
ICE INC" 1925 goth st. NV. D1.
ODDS. 80 45dr SIS: hydra, T. and q
Min Sa'; ave- nG me-. LU. i-SssS. @$5
OLDS '53 "9S" holiday coupe: red
with cream top. premium Wv.
tires power steering. r. and h..
rear seat speaker. This car looks
anS Psrf %pTo Ike s nfT Only 81 49,
Obs LIS ' s." sa ~ cow. og - and h.. hSd.
premium WV. tires. power steering
and brakes: low mileage: really nice;
l. ave. ne La $1,000. -23
v HyCr..Ma MAJ ave Very seU Clean S. 0 d H..
S:i6.sl mo. 1900 Bladensburg I'd.
ne. CASH MOTORS. LA. $685.:
ODDS. so Rocket "es" 4-dr.; i'm
a mai h 61aek pe na SsS5 c ar
trade q terms. KIRK MOTOR 60,
oL ISS 90 80 .ss" 4-dOor; r. and h.
hydramatic good tires. seat covers.
a sss Sc Ho9 PEE S deTs e sARRs
r. I. ave. ne. DU. $4,000. -25
ODDS. '52 "9s" de luxe 4-dr.; HYDRA,
r. and b. Here Is a I-oEner; clean
oLDs: CADILLAC co. Harrington
Shopping Center. OV. 3-035O.
OLDs 81 "ss" 2-dr.; r. and h,
Hydra; 2 sharp I-owner car; .,, new
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s oldest
Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont ave. NV.
AID. 4-430o. Open till 8 m. week
days. pm. Sat, closed Sun. Gus
toner parking. "a
OLDS 81 "ss" club coupe; take over
payments; excellent condition. NE
OLDs 1859 "es" 4-dr. de luxe sedan
26,oono nj. SI,795. Call OWNER
OLDs AS cow: r and h. Hydra;
ex Saf Ot eUnd new si iG0 ~ Sest oer
PVT. owner. JE. 4-5l55. "a
OLDS '53 "Ss" super sedan: blue
finish. radio, heater. standard trans
CAPfToL CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE
CO.. 1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
PACKARD 80; 1900 series custom
4-dr.; r. and h. and Ultramatic dr.;
like new inside and out; low
mileage. one-owner car; sos. HILL
&; SANDERS, wash Oldest Ford
Dealer. INA Vermont ave. NV,
AID. 4-4300. Open till Q pm. week
days: h pm. Sat-. closed Sunday.
Customer parking. "a
PACKARD 40 4-dr.; runs good; r.
and h.; needs some body work; SI95.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. Your Chrys-
ler-Plymouth Dealer, Is Kennedy st.
PACKARDS-We have the finest Sc
lection Of used Packards in the
Metropolitan Area: all models prop
erly reconditioned and guaranteed.
O'BRIEN e. ROHALL. INC. Your
Arlington Packard Dealer Used-Car
Dept. 1901 wilson blvd. 3 blocks
south Of Key Bridge. Open ewes
ia. 7-04S0.
PACKARD so de luxe 4-dr.: Ultra
matte: $685.. HORNER s CORNER,
1929 MINI. ave. n e.. LII. 1-92"6
PACKARD 81 200" series 4-dr. +:
auto; shift shift, r, and h.; best o c,f
PAcKARD '4s; beaut black finish;
$500 miles; / owner since new; So
down. IA. S-9621 -24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1881, S6e5; vs. Com.
mander 4-dr. sedan; l owner; light
blue; clean as Q pin inside: SOS
down; LISH-KEEFE MOTORS. SIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLIS 1850 Jeepster; ahoye-aver-
age car; equipped; heater, over
drive; . bargain at S495: Indoor
CORP, south end Of Key Bridge,
Arlington (Rosslyn), Va. ia. s.
5000. go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLIS 1852 !Aero-Aee Depertine
and overdrive. 10 a.m.-5 pm. CO
$4,000; after 6 pm. and week ends,
OIL. 2-1791. rs
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

teski grijeh pojedinih jugo-
slavenski orijentiranih Hrva-
ia u proslosti i danas, ma
grijeh ciji izvor lezi u po-
manjkanju unutarnje cvrsti-
ne gubljenju ravnoteze, i u
zbrci pojmova koja odatle
proizlazi, ma njihovo - srbo-
vanje. Pa evo da mi kaze-
mo koju rijec o tome.
Jugoslavija, po svojoj ideji,
nije ne moze biti nj pro-
sirena Srbija nj prosirena Hr-
vatska. Kao zajednica i Gle
lima, ona mora stajati iznad
svakog svog sastavnog dijela,
jer Sc nj sa jednim cd njih
ne moze posve identificirati.
Vrijeme "pansrbizma" ("Srbi
svi i svuda", "Srbi triju vie
ra" y i "pankroati1na"
(Srbi-Sumadinci - maple
menitiji dio hrvatskog naro-
da", "pravoslavni Hrvati". y
konacno je neopozivo pro-
slo: ne samo da je wise ne
moguce okupiti veci dio Juz-
nih Slavena samo pod srp-
skim iii samo pod hrvatskim
imenom, nego svaki takav po-
kusaj mora izazvati najteze
sudare medju Hrvatima Sr-
bima. Jugoslavenstvo, dakle,
nije nj pansrbizam nj pan
kroatizam: ono nije pobjeda
jednog posebnog nacela mad
dru g i m posebnim nacelom,
vec "trece", zajedniGko i wise
nacelo!
sto te proste i jasne istine
mis- u pristupacne "mozgovi-
ma" nasih napuhanih "Hrva-
tina" i "Srbenda" (kojima Sc
jugoslavenstvo ne svidja bas
cato sto bi mas htjeli "usre-
citi" svojim pankroatimom
pansrbizmom, makar i u ne
kom skracenom izdanju), to-
me Sc i ne treba bas mnogo
cuditi. Ali sto, eto, sa tim isti-
mama nisu jos uvijek posve
ma cistu nj pojedini Hrvati
jugoslavenske orijentacije, to
je doista zabrinjujuci fakat,
pun teskih opasnosti po sa-
mu Jugoslaviju i jugoslaven-
stvo.
I u nasoj nedavnoj proslo-
sti ie kompromitaciia Jugo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

slavic / jugoslavenstva u o.
Gina hrvatskog naroda do
brim dijelom proizisla odatle
sto pojedini Hrvati-Jugosla-
veni nisu htjeli cuti "a svoje
hrvatstvo, sto SUI ga Sc jaw
no odricali u trenutku kad su
i'm usta bila puma hvale "a
sve sto je srpsko, kad su Sc
laka srca mirili i sa srpskim
nastranOstima. Posi-. .jedice te
aberacije nisu, dakako, mog-
lie izostati: takvim svojim dr.
zanjem jugoslavenski orijen-
tirani Hrvati poceli SUI magic
lgubiti kontakt sa vlastitim
hrvatskim masama, postajaIi
su "odsjecena grana" u od-
nosu ma svoj narod, i njihovo
srbovanje dobijalo je sve vi
Sc karakter posrbljivanja. A
"samo-hrvatski" slijepci SUI
jedva docekali priliku da "do-
kazu" kako jugoslavenstvo i
nije drugo nego - veliko-
srpstvo.
Ako ikad, bas danas, ma
kon svega sto smo dozivjeli,
morale bi biti jasno da to hr-
vatsko srbovanje nije nikak-
vo "pretjerano jugoslaven-
stvo", nego kapitulacija pred
tezinom / velicinom zadatka,
oportunisticko pustanje niz
vodu, i medvjedja usluga"
jugoslavenstvu! (nas nagla-
sak).
Jer zasto jedan Hrvat ne
bi mogao biti Hrvat i Jugo-
slaven, jedan Srbin Srbin i
Jugoslaven, jedan Slovenac i
Slovenac Jugoslaven -?
Posljednji je cas- da Sc Hr-
vati jugoslavenske orijenta-
cije mad tim pitanjem duboko
zamisle da il svog iskustva
izvuku neophodno potrebne
konsekvence!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
"Cijele zine kisem prela-

"Cjele zine kisem i prela-
zim kijavicavom maramicom
preko reverb svoga kaputa. i.
Kad Crane proljece stavljam
sve zimske stvari u ormar i
tamo stole neociscene do pr
vog jesenjeg zahladjenja. Pri-
je no sto ponovo obucem je-
SEMI kaput, ia ga dobro is
cetkam - taman toliko da
jos bolje izazovem djelatnost
virusa - i to je sve".
U prilog owe najnovije me-
dicinske teorije, da Sc virus
kijavice, preko ljeta zadrza-
va u jesenjim zimskim ka-
putima i sa prvim hladnim
danima cim Sc owl obuku, "a
vlada i epidemija kijavice,
govori i jedan antarkticki do
gadjaj. Tako je u svoje vrije-
me pricao DIR. Henry Shackle-
ton, otac cuvenog istraziva-
ca Juznog Pola Sir Ernest
Shackletona da kad je stigao
paket sa zimskim odijelima i
cebaeima "a njihovog sina i
ostale clanove ekspedicije ma
Antarktik, cim su otvorili pa
ket, svi su bez razlike dobili
kijavicu. Medjutim, sve do
tada bill su imuni protiv XII
javice. Kasnije je ustanov-
ljeno, da je osoba koja je pa
kovala odijela i cebad u En-
gleskoj, imala kijavicu.
Pc SVEN oyom izgleda da
je kemijsko ciscenje zimskih
stvari mnogo vaznije nego
sto Sc misli. Sad bi netko tre-
bao da kaze, da Ii kemikalije
koje Sc upotrebljavaju "a cis-
Genie odijela, zaista / una
njavaju virus kijavice?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
P0z0RISNE PREDSTAVE
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Kroz

PlttSburgh, IA. - krOz
zadnjih nekoliko mjeseci pri-
mill smo potrazbe IL raznih
predjela zemlje "a hrvatske
<pozorisne komade. Prikaziva-
ME jedne predstave u hrvat-
skom iii engleskom jeziku je
dobar nacin "a pobudjivanje
interesa oko odsjeka. Pokusi,
koji su potrebni prize, nego
igra moze biti pokazana pred
publikom, pruzaju izvrsnu pri-
liku, da Sc clanovi, koji ina
ju uloge u predstavi, mogu
sastati wise puta ma mjesec,
nego sto to mogu ma odsjec-
MIN sjednicama, koje Sc o.
drzavaju jednom mjesecno.-
Uloge u predstavama mo-
rale bi biti razdijeljene me-
dju nase mladje clanove u
odsjeku, radje nego da to ma
sebe preuzimaju stariji cla-
novi, kako sc to cesto puta
dogadja. Uloga u predstavi
moze dati kojem americkom
iii kanadsekom rodjenom cla-
nu priliku, da Sc bolje upo-
INA sa nasim lijepim hrvat-
skim jezikom.
Ako zelite imati koju pred
stavu "a prikazivanje po od-
sjeku iii gnijezdu, izvolite
sc obratiti ma Sportsko-Pro
svjetno Odjeljenje u glavnom
uredu, koji &c YAM to bada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
JURA BUNcIc

.Pri zakljucku lista doznaje-
mo zalosnu West, da je pro-
Sic, nedjelje preminuo nakon
mucne bolesti brat Jura Bun
cic u Massillon, Ohio. On je
bio clan odsjeka broj 600 i
u svoje vrijeme predsjednik
istog odsjeka. Dakle, bio je
aktivni j vrijedni clan Zajed-
nice, dok ga nije bolest slo-
mila i umorila.,
O njegovoj smrti izvjestio
mas je njegov KUN, brat Bar
tol Matesic IL S. S. Pitts
burgh.
Potanje o ovom nasem cla-
nu pisati &c Sc naknadno.
Njegovim milim dragim
nase iskreno zalovanje, a po-
kojnom bratu-Slava! - Ur.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

kOJa sc moZe raSlrltl ma Sva-
ko trece domacinstvo, dolazi
IL milijuna zarista i vrlo je
lako moguce da su ia zarista
nasi jesenji zimski kaputi".
Nazalost ova Sc teorija ne
moze potvrditi iii odbaciti ne
posrednom analizom, ali DIR.
Dennison ina uvjerljive ar
gumente sa kojima je podu-
pire. On Sc poziva ma .jedan
slucaj il doba rata kada su
tom prilikom vojnicki ranci
preuzeli ulogu kucnih orma-
ra kao slagalista i ljetovalis-
ia virusa kijavice. DR.. Denni-
son iznosi slucaj jedne bri-
tanske vojne jedinice koja je
prosinca 1941. godine posla
brodom "a Srednji Istok. Ia
vrijeme owe spore voznje, od-
marajuci Sc ma toplom suncu
ma palubi u ljetnim unifor-
mama, vojnici SUI Sc oslobo-
dill uticaja rasprostranjene
Epidemic korize koja je u to
doba vladala u Engleskoj.
Kako je u Sjevernom Ira
ku tri mjeseca kasnije zavla-
dala jaka hladnoca izdata je
naredba da svi obuku zimske
uniforme. u roku cd 48 sati
svi su bez razlike dobili XII
javicu. Kako uopce nisu do
lazili u dodir sa mjesnim sta
novnistvom, da bi cd njih
eventualno dobili zarazu, Ia
rista virusa su vjerojatno pu-
tovala sa NINA u njihovim
rancima i sanducima u koji-
ma SUI drzali zimske unifor-
me rublje.
DR.. Dennison kaze da liu-
di pa i on sam S proljeca po-
stupaju sa zimskim stvarima
ma oval nacin:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

oIpSIVu L hOIlIVdISIVu, SUI
ga ovdje donasamo u cijelo-
sti tai napis.
4 4 4
Citajte mislite svojom gla-
vom:
"zajednicar", tjednik maj
vece hrvatske iseljenicke or
ganizacije u slobodnom svije-
tu, Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice (koja je u septembru O.
We godine slavila svoj dija-
mantni JUBILEE - punih sez-
deset godina plodnoga rada)
donio je u jednom cd zadnjih
brojeva clanak il pera svog
urednika, g. Filipa Vukelica,
u kojemu Sc, pod go1njim ma
slovom, veil i ovo:
''Hrvati u America sc die
le ma dvoje, jedni Sc osjeca-
ju Hrvati, a drugi su wise
Jugoslaveni. Ovo je cinje-
MICA S kojom treba racunati.
Tako SUI medju Hrvatima i
po Hrvatima organizirane i
jugoslavenske organizacije iii
klubovf i to u dobroj mamie
ri -. ne ma ustrb hrvat-
stva, vec kao dokaz iskreno-
ga jugoslavenstva. Tako vidi-
mo medju ovim dijelom hrvat-
skog naroda zagrijanih Jugo-
slavena, koji nehotice sluze
srpstvu, da ne kazemo vele-
srpstvu. Takodjer medju Mi
ma imade jedino pripadnika
danasnjem rezimu u Jugosla-
viii, ne radi Titovog komu-
nizma i poretka tog sistema
u Jugoslaviji, vec IL prostog
razloga sto SUI oni kao Jugo-
slaveni "a Jugoslaviju."
"Pretjeranost nigdje ne va
liza" pise dalje g. Vukelic.
"Dosljedno, pretjerano jugo-
slavenstvo kod Hrvata ma Ste
tn je hrvatstva uopce. Ono
sluzi srbovanju medju samim
Hrvatima. Jer u borbi "a ju-
goslavensku misao cesto ma
ilazimo ma skolovane Hrvate
i politicare, da ne samo ne
giraju hrvatstvo, nego ga cak
podcjenjuju i ubivaju u ko-
rist srpstva. ."
Urednik "Zajednicara" je
dobro ucinio sto sc je dotak-
nuo tog pitanja i sto je smje-
10 prstom ukazao ma doista
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

va poslati. U mnogo slucaje-
va mozemo yam poslati do
voljan broj kopija uloga cd
predstave, koju izaberete, da
vam nece biti potrebno pre-
pisivati istu.
Frank Braidic, upravitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
Virus kijavice Guvamo u svojim
kaputima i U odjeIu preko zine

Zarazu hjavice dobvamo IL nasih ormara gdje smo je
spremli uz esenje zimsko odijeo cemu covjek
misli
Prema jednom clanku dr. E. ]. Dennisona ma suzbi
bonici East Greenstead casopisu Medical World, vi
kijavce ljetuje nasm ormarima adcama ceka u
zasjed. Dr. Dennson kaze "Trenutna masovna nfekcja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

Clanom nase Zajednice mo-
ze postaH svaki covjek hrvat-
skog iii slavenskog porijekla,
koji je q dobrom zdravlju, q
dobi Cd 16 do 60 godina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
Bezbo|no busenje zubi

covjek, koji je sjedio ma
zubarskom stolcu, imao je
duboku rupu u svom gornjem
prednjem zubu. Zub je bio
vrlo osjetljiv ma pritisak, top
10 i hladno. Kad je zubar IT,
eco u ruke mali pravokutni
instrument promrmljao je u
vjeravajuci: 'Ne &c mnogo
boljeti'. Uzdisuci pacijent Sc
prihvatio stolice, da bi mogao
izdrzati patnje busenja zubi.
Srecom, patnja nije bio.
Rupa je prociscena, zaob-
LENA i privremeno ispunjena.
Nekoliko dana kasnije ponov-
no je otvorena i onda je stall
no zatvorena. Kroz cijelo to
vrijeme sumnjicavi pacijent
nije osjetio nikakvu boil, ne
udobnu vrucinu iii svrdlanje,
koje iritira zivce. U stvari, on
je izjavio da je okretanje ma
log pravokutnog instrumental
bio "umirujuce".
Ovo znacajno novo otkrice,
cavitron, koje je demonstri-
rano pred kratko vrijeme ma
Columbijskom univerzitetu "a
dentalnu kirurgiju u New
'Yorku, oznacava prvu pri-
mjenu ultrazvucnih aparata u
zubarstvu. Takve ultrazvucne
masine mace Sc upotreblja-
vaju u industriji "a precizno
sjecenje metala.
Ia instrument Sc tvrdi, da
radi brze, tise i da je pokret-
ljiviji nego uobicajena zubar-
ska busilica.
Cavitron Sc sastoji cd jed
ne celicne cijevi, u kojoj Sc
visoko frekventna elektricna
energija pretvara u visoko
frekventnu mehanicku ener-
giju u obliku brzih vibracija.
Ova Sc energija prenosi ma
celicni noz koji Sc nalazi ma
kraju sprave "a sijecenje. u
mjesto da sc vrti kao obicna
busilica, ultrazvucni instru-
ment pomice Sc gore dolje i
to $4,000 puta u sekundi kroz
prostor koji je manji cd O,O01
inca Il inc jednako 2,53 cm).
Samo celicno sjecivo ne sic
&c zub. Kroz aparata pro-
lazi aluminijski oksid takvom
snagom, da on ustvari sjece
zub.
Dosada je cavitron uspjes-
no upotrebljen ma oko tucet
pacijenata ma columbijskoj
skoli. Izvrsit &c Sc i daljnji
pokusi prize nego sto Sc in
strument preda zubarima kao
njihova standardna oprema.
Smatra Sc, da &c zubari tre-
bati specijalnu obuku, da bi
Sc naucili upotrebljavati ovu
ultrazvucnu sprawl.
C>->Ys.,I1:> - 80 :,x@ks l.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03
Srbovanie kod Hrvata

Iseljencki list emigracje "Hrvatska Fora" ugo-
savensh orjentran osvrce mas clanak pod gornm
nasovom svojm komentarom. Buduci cini da e
time upotpunena nasa misao izrazena tom canku sto
je uedno zanmvo znati bistrenu pojmova veliko-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-11-03

Samoljublje je najveci Ia
skavac. - Francuska poslo-
Yica,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-06-04
Mutual Insurance Firms
holding Convention
In Poison

Montana mutual insurance firms
from throughout the state are cur
rently holding their annual conven-
ton in Poison, with Lake County
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. as
host, reports L. A. Gipe, secretary
treasurer of the Lake county asso-
citation.
The state association is made up
of local mutual insurance companies
similar to the farm mutual in Lake
county with combined total of ap-
proximately 100000 of insured
risks in the state. Present officers
are Peter Thuesen, Dagmar, presi-
dent; Peter Bokma, Conrad, vice
president, and E. A. Erickson, Boze-
man, secretary-treasurer.
All convention sessions are being
held in the |. o. 0. F. hail.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-06-04
Coverage For Is Million More Americans :.
HOUSE APPROVES EXTENSION OF
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS

The House bill raises that figure to
about 58,000,000, making the pro-
gram blanket just about everyone
in the labor market.
Notable exceptions are physicians,
firemen, policemen, federal civil serv-
ice workers, migratory or part-time
farm laborers and domestic workers.
Minimum retirement benefits were
liked from $25 to $50 a month, and
maximums from the present $85 to
$108.05. The maximum benefit for
a family would be increased from
S16S.75 to 5000 a month.
The House voted to change the
existing law so that employees and en-
ployers would pay Social Security
taxes on the first $4,000 of an en-
ploye's annual income, compared
with the present $4,000 base wage.
Under the present per cent tax,
this would mean an extra $12 pay
ment for workers earning $4,000 or
FALLS TRIBUNE.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-06-04
CONSUMER PAYING OFF
LOANS FASTER THAN NEW
ONES ARE MADE

The Commerce Department came
up with the news today that consum-
ers are paying off loans faster than
new loans are being made, with most
of the slack in consumer credit COM
ing in the auto field.
The Department says that this sit
uation is unusual and the first time
in many years that it has existed to
any extent. 1t means, apparently,
that consumers are worried by the
economic climate and are paying off
debts as quickly as possible rather
than making more loans for various
consumer durables.
In the first three months of 1854
repayments on installment accounts
were in excess of new credit granted
by $3.50 million.
In a general look at business con-
ditions, the Department admits that
business activity showed little change
in April, with retail sales below the
1858 figures, employment increas-
ing less than seasonablly for the
month and industrial production I'M
changed.
Only bright spot, according to the
survey, was construction where a
slight gain was made.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-06-04
Senate Approves Farmer
Lending Legislation

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(LNS)-
The Senate has passed and sent up to
the House legislation to liberalize and
broaden the lending program to pro-
vide farmers with water for irriga-
ton and household use.
The bill allows the Agriculture
Secretary authority to insure up to
$25 million year in water facilities
loans made by private lenders, with
a limit to any individual farmer of
$4,000 and a top to corporations or
agencies of S250,O0O.
The bill involves a current pro-
gram of direct government loans to
farmers with a top of 100000 per
project. The direct loans carry a 3
per cent interest rate, the insured
loans would add a l per cent insur-
ance fee.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-06-04
Six Million Now Receive
Social Security

Almost six million men, women
and children were receiving Social
Security payments under the Old
Age and Survivors Insurance pro-
gram at the end of the year, accord
ing to estimates of the Department
of Health, Education and Welfare.
AS of Dec. 81, 100000 persons
were drawing benefits. Nearly three
and a half million men and women
workers aged 65 or more are now
receiving monthly old-age benefits.
A total of 1885, wives and depend
ent husbands IS or more or wives
with minor children in their care,
are getting old-age benefit payments
based on the accounts of retired, in
sured workers.
Estimates showed that 1,055,000
children under Is are receiving bene-
fit payments. - F E D E R ION
NEWS.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-06-04
Former Journal Editor
Now With international
Laborers' Union

Carl Rydberg, long time busi-
ness representative of KalisPell
Building Laborers Union, has been
named conciliator and consultant
for the international Hodcarriers,
Building and Common Laborers
Union of America-AFL. Ryd-
berg's territory will include Mon
tana and Wyoming.
In addition to handling the busi-
ness affairs of Local 1892 for the
last six years, Rydberg the last
three years through April of this
year edited the Treasure State
Labor Journal.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-06-04
job Accidents Killed IS, 600
In 1853

The National Safety Council re-
ported that $4,000 workers were
killed in Job accidents last year
the same approximate number as in
1852. Another $4,000 were accident
ally killed off the job. Disabling job
injuries numbered about 1000, also
no change from the previous year.
The total of all job injuries was
4.6 million. The time lost in 1858
amounted to 315 million man-days,
equivalent to the shutdown of plants
with IL million workers for an en-
tire year.
Economic loss from work accidents
was estimated by the council at So
billion. Wage loss, including the
overhead cost of insurance, totaled
500 million. - FEDERATION
NEWS.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-06-04
HELENA PRINTERS ASK
PARITY FOR FARMERS

Helena Printers Union No. 20
Wednesday evening went on record
urging the Congress to extend W
per cent price supports on basic com
modities and requesting that that
body draft legislation establishing
100 per cent parity for all farm
commodities, reports Owen Paimer'
president of Local 95.
In so resolving, the Printers noted
that sin an agricultural state such
as Montana" the prosperity of wage
earners, businessmen and other seq
ments of the economy" is "deeply
dependent on farm purchasing pow
er :. :"
They also noted that because of
reduced farm income and declining
business conditions many skilled
Montana workers are either unem-
ployed or employed only part time.
Local 95 Secretary S. E. Thurston
was instructed under the resolution
to see that copies of the resolution
were forwarded to Montana Typo
graphical Conference for favorable
action at the conferences annual
meeting in Missoula, June II and 10,
and for favorable action by the 1904
of Montana State Fedora
ton of Labor at Billings in August.
Copies of the resolution are also
being sent to all members of Mon
tana's congressional delegation.