davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

ohl Su DC SClJdCl - lIFdIl -
ma to pobunili. Imali su ne
sto oruzja, koje i'm je ostalo
IL rata. Kad je buna uzela
vece razmjere, vojska je stu
4rila sa seljacima Ii pregovore.
Seljacima je obecano, da Sc
stoka wise nece nj zigosati, nj
odgoniti, uz uslov da Sc oni
mirno vrate svojim kucama i
predadu vojsci oruzje. o tom
je sklopljen pismen ugovor.
Seljaci su povjerovali pre-
dali oruzje. Ma to i'll je VOL
ska pohapsila, otjerala u "a
greb, tukla i prebijala, da Sc
je cijela jedna gradska cetvrt
orila cd njihova zapomaga-
MIA. Ia nepravda i to beza-
konje ucinilo je kraj swim
simpatijama "a zajednicki Ii
vot Hrvatske i Srbije, a to je
raspolozenje raslo, jer su Sc
nepravde nizale IL godine u
godinu. Niko nije nj sanjao,
da odgovorne oficire kazni
"a nepravde bezakonja.
2. Cim je srpska vojska
usla u Sandzak u Bosnu i
Herzegovina poceli SUI pro-
goni Hrvata muslimana - u
bijanja pljacke. Ma to Sc
je glavar muslimanske vjer-
ske zajednice pok. Dzemalu-
din Causevic obratio marsalu
(vojvodi) srpske vojske Ste
pi Stepanovicu molio zasti-
tu. U svom pismu vo:ivodi
Stepanovicu br. 2123/18 cd
8. prosinca (decembra) 1918.
godine, Causevic je nabrojio
niz ordinarnih pljacki j ucje-
ma izvrSenih pod zastitom
srpske vojske mad hrvatskim
muslimanskim pucans t v o m.
Ovakva djela samozvanih 60
slobodioca", razumije Sc, da
Sc nisu mogla zaboraviti, pa
je zelja "a osvetom tinjala j
cekala ma podesno vrijeme.
3. Medjutim, nekomu nije
bio dosta te pljacke i ubija-
MIA odmah poslije "oslobodje-
MA, pa SUI 1924. godine, dak-
le usred mira, organizirali
pokolj Hrvata muslimana u
opcinama Pavino Polje Sa-
hovici u kotaru Bijelo Polje.
Tom je prilikom, kazu, po-
klano jedno dvije tri hiljade
muslimana. Klalo Sc cd reda
sve 1.-Two, cd ceda u koljevci
do babe u zapecku, to uz
pomoc podrsku vlasti. Nj
kada niko, sto ia znam, nije
bio zbog toga kaznjen. saho-
vice Sc cesto spominje, a ma
10 Sc o tomu zna, pa Gu ov-
die iznijeti neke odlomke IL
predstavke, koju su delegati
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

pokolj sprijece, naprotiv svo-
jim su ga pasivnim drzanjem
odobravale. :" Etc, toliko
ia predstavka. Ne iznosim je
cato, da krivim Srbe, nego
naopake drzavne sluzbenike
hajduke, a Srbe samo, da u
pozorim, da je ovakav naopa-
XII i zlocinacki rad morao u
roditi plodom, kojim je uro-
dio, te da "a tai takav plod
nisu krivi Hrvati, nego je zlo
(Nastavak ma 2. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

sc plan poprlmltl ma nasoJ'
godisnjoj konferenci,> koja Sc
odrzava Getvrtu nedjelju (2O
mjeseea februara u Javor
Bf6ksni N. s. Pittsburgh.
M ovu proslavu u vrijeme
svracamo paznju nasih odsje-
ka drustava, tako da drugi
isti dan ne bi priredili svoju
zabavu iii piknik.
Zadnjih dana poslali smo
pisma ma sve tajnike nasih
odsjeka u Zapadnoj Pennsyl-
vaniji S molbom da ia pisma
procitaju ma godisnjoj sled
nici svoga odsjeka i da clan
stvo bira svoje delegate "a
Ujedinjene odsjeke. Svaki od-
sick bira cetiri Delegate u tn
svrhu.
Cd velike je vaznosti, da
sto veci broj nasih odsjeka
uzmu ucesca u ovoj proslavi
Pomladka nase Zajednice, pax
ovime apeliramo ma sve od-
sjeke u recenom okruzju da
ne promase birati svoje pred
stavnike.
Pomladak Hrv. Bratske Ia
jednice osnovan je 1915 60
dine ma redovnoj dvanaestoj
konvenciji tadanje Narodne
Hrvatske Zajednice u Cleve-
landu. U suglasju toga nasa
velika i napredna hrvatska
naseobina u Clevelandu ina
de tn cast da je u Moi or
ganizirana ova snazna vaz-
ma grana Hrvatske Bratske
Zaiednice.
Preporuku "a osnovanje
naseg Pomladka donio je ma
konvenciju jos 1912 godine
glavni predsjednik Zajednice,
blagopokojni Josip Marohnic.
On je ponovno dosao ma
crtom o osnutku ma kon-
venciju 1915 godine u Cleve-
land, to je konvencija ME
gov plan poprimila i on je
proveo u djelo osnutak nase-
ga Pomladka. Oval vrli pio-
mir Zajednice uvidio je po-
trebu i vaznost Pomladka i
time SUI Hrvati u America BIZ
Ii skoro prvi koji su snovali
i osnovali svoj Pomladak, a
Josip Marohnic S punim pra-
vom smatra sc ocem POmlad-
ka Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice.
Pocetak kao svagdje bio je
teak, ali Pomladak je snaz-
no rastao brojem clanstva
svake godine kao i Zajedni-
ca, tako su Sc usavrsavale o.
siguracije ljestvice "a upla-
tn dok konacno nije dosegao
danasnju svoju visinu sa mo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

djen posebni zanimljivl program, koji
&c odgovarati ovoj narodnoj Slavi
Ujedinjeni Odsjeci zajednicki slaviti
ce ovu veliku znacajnu proslavu ma
odlicni nacin u sjelu Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, ovo &c biti jedna cd
najvecih proslava obljetnice Pomladka
Pittsburghu okolici, moguce maj
VEGA redovima nase Zajednice.
Ia Zajednicarski Dan proslavu Po-
mladka odredjen je datum cetvrtu
nedjelju mjeseca julia, maine, ma "a.
julia iii srpnja, koji dan obdrzaj jemo
nase proslave svake godine zadnje
vrijeme.
Program "a ovu veliku proslavu sa-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Anna Ha!avanif, direktor
koIo Grl!pe DieGiag Donna

Ova mlada djevOjka rodom
IL Sudbury, Ont, Canada, ma
lazi Sc wise godina u Djecjem
Domu odkad je izgubila svo-
ju ma lku. Ljepusasta inte-
legentna curica, Anna HaIa-
vanic, sada je dire.storica Ko-
10 Grupe Djecjega Donna, ma
ime, nasih pitomaca IL Domu.
Ovo je vazno, da kad Sc vra-
tt u svoje rodno mjesto Sud
bury, cna bi tamo mogla or
ganizirati KOlO Grupu cd
tamosnje omladine / c'anova
gnijezda Pomladka, sto bi bas
onamo dobro dosIo. - Nase
dobre zelje cestitke mlado.i
- Ami. - Urednistvo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

dernim certifikatima "a die
Gu i omladinu, slicno kao sto
imamo j u odraslom clanstvu
i sa modernom lljestvicom
uplata.
Nemamo pri ruci t en- e
broke, ali drzimo da clan
stvo Pomladka,. maine certi-
fikati, broje danas preko 49,
600. Tako je u suglasju toga
broja raznovrsnih zivotnih
osiguracija znatno porasla i
imovina nasega Pomladka, da
je danas Pomladak vazna gra-
ma velika snaga Zajednice.
Moguce necemo pogrijesiti,
ako recemo 'da polovica da-
nasnjega clanstva Hrvatske
'Bratske Zajednice u odraslim
redovima presla je il Po-
mladka. Ovo je tex blijeda
slika sto predstavlja znacaj
i vaznost Pomladka, maine,
mladog clanstva u MENU "a
jacanje Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice.
U .suglasju toga mi drzimo,
da bi naredne godine u re-
dovima Hrvatske Bratske Ia
.jednice, iako je to godina ma
Sc konvencije, ipak trebali po-
svetiti posebnu paznju pro-
slavi 40-godisnjice Pomladka,
= isto tako kao sto su ce-
stiti zajednicari i zajednicar-
ke owe godine posvetili paz-
nju velicanstvenoi sesdesetoj
obljetnici svoje Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice.
Ujedinjeni Odsjeci HBZ u
zapadnoj Pennsylvania, dak-
le, toj znacajnoj proslavi po-
svecuju posebnu paznju jos
pocam cd owe godine.. Uvjere-
nj smo da &c sc nasi ods.jeci
u sredistu Zajednice odazvati
ovom rodoljubnom pozivu, da
zbilja dostojno zajednicki IL
vedemo ovu nasu vaznu pro-
slavu, kao sto smo izveli
proslavu 60-godisnjice Zajed-
nice, da svemu clanstvu u
Pittsburghu i okolici moze
sluziti samo ma cast ponos.
Zajednickim snagama mi ce-
mo i ovom proslavom podig-
mutt ugled svoga hrvatskoga
naroda u America. -Castimo
/ slavimo svoju diecu - svoj
Pomaldak! - Flip Vukelic,
tajnik Ujedinjenih Odsjeka
urednik "Zajednicara".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
HRVAT| | SRBI
p. ID. OstOvic

Pisao sam opetujem da cetnicka ustaska zlodjea
zalost sramota Hrvaa Srba da bi NINA najboje bio
sutet Tim je zodjelma velikm dijeon kriv onaj do
hrvatske srpske ntelgence ko e otrovan bolesnim
conalzmom, koj je narod uco mrznj mesto da ga uci
skladnost ljudskom obhodjenju Uopsavalo nastav-
liza uopstavat pa zodiea poednaca optuzuie CHE
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

ZdnVdlltl SlOZl l JeOlnStVu u ma
svijesnoga clanstva "a svoju'
Zajednicu.
Wise mjeseci owe G godine
"Zajednicar' je pun objava
ovih "a mas vaznih znaca inih
proslava opisa istih. Duh
zajednicarstva zajednicar-
skog bratstva pokazao Sc ma
vrhuncu svoje snage i moti
prema onoj uzrecici: "Kad Sc
bratsIla srca sl0ze olOvo pli-
vat moze, a nesloga kad "a
vlada isto perje ma dnu pa
da". Jer ono sto Sc nije mog-
10 ne samo predvidjeti mi
mule godine, nego nj pomisli-
ii, to smo owe godine dozivili.
Koliko znaci suradnja ra-
zumjevanje izmedju nasih od-
sjeka neka posluzi zivi i jaki
PRIMER nash odsjeka u So.
Chicagi. Odsjeci, koji nikada
prize nisu suradjivali owe 60
dine njih devet ma broju Ia
jednicki i sloznim radon pro-
slaviSe ma velicanstven nacin
60tu obljetnicu svoje Zajed-
nice, sto bi mace izgledalo
pravo cudo, "a svakoga tko
.ie poznavao ljude prilike u
toj hrvatskoj naseobini.
Tom slavom zajednicarsko
bratstvo zahvatilo je duboki
i siroki korjen u So. Chicago
ma cast naSih clanova ona-
mo, a ma ponos svima "a
jednicarima.
Zajednicarsko bratstvo po-
kazalo je svoje djelovanje i
u cvjetnoj Kaliforniji u wise
navrata gdje Sc je Mantle
stiralo u svoj svojoj snazi ma
cast ponos clanstva ma Da-
lekom Zapadu.
U tome nezaostaje nanovo
uskrsnulo naselje u St. Louis,
Mo-, koje je naselje posta-
10 zadnjih godina sve zivlje,
hvala budi vrijednim clanovi-
ma Sredisnjeg Odbora Od-
sjeka i Gnijezda st. Louisa.
Visoko Sc digao i Cleve-
land sa clanskom kampanjom
i sa velicanstvenom prosla-
vom 60-godisnjice Zajednice,
takodjer i sa organizovanjem
svojih clanova Pomladka u
Kolo Grupe.
Chicago Sc uvjek odlicno
drzi, pax i owe godine visoko
die barjak zajednicarskog
bratstva narodne sloge sa
svojim Sredisnjim Odborom,
u cemu ne zaostaje Wiscon-
sin Milwaukee.
Odsjeci u drzavi Minnesota
zadnjih godina organizirani u
svoj sredisnji odbor odsjeka
iii kako to oni okrstise u svo-
ju Federaciju, odlicno pro-
micu zajednicarsko bratstvo i
narodnu slogu.
Nasa pax braca u Kanadi
ma sve strane ujedinjeno vi
Sc odsjeka, pax i posebice
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

pojedini odsjeci pokazuju vi.
soku svijest sloge, razumje-
vanja i medjusobne suradnje
i pomoci bez obzira ma ma
zore posebno njihovo or
ganizovanje.
Isto tako razvijaju Sc u
redovima Zajednice sportske
i kulturne aktivnosti ma sve
strane, jest, da sve vrvi Cd
raznovrsnih aktivnosti do maj
viseg stupnja hrvatske glaz-
bene kulture, kao sto je to
pokazalo hrvatsko pjevacko
drustvo "Sloga" S divnom
svojom predstavom u diva ma
ha - "Vesela Udovica".
Nikada moguce u povijesti
hrvatskih iseljenika Il Ame-
rici nije narodna svijest i die
latnost bila ovako visoko, pax
ma daleko siroko razvijena.
Razumije Sc da to samo po
sebi nije postalo, svera1t 10
tome stozer ga iednicar" beg
kojega Sc takova Sto nj "a
misliti ne bi moglo.
Zadnjih wise godina ga
jednicar" posvetismo Zajed-
nici bratskom zajednicar-
stvu, a posljednje cetiri 60
dine | promicanju hrvatske
narodne svijesti, narodne kul-
ture, koju ovamo prenijesmo
il stare naSe Hrvatske, pax
! hrvatske glazbene kulture.
"Zajednicar"pise IL du hu
ljudskoga postenja, covjecje
casti ponosa, radnickih
ljudskih nacela, bratske lju-
bavi, iskrenog rodoljublja
povrh svega o dostojanstvu
covjeka.
Oci Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, njeni neumrli pioniri
ma temelj ovih krscansko
covjecanskih nacela postavi-
Sc ovu danas mocnu nasu ma
rodnu organizaciju, cemu
Zajednicar sluzi u koliko to
wise moze - to je eto, sestre
i brace moja, snaga nase Ia
jednice njen napredak. Nj
su to puste fraze i puko hvali-
sanje, vec cinjenice, sto sva-
Xxi mas covjek ina pred ocima
cega je on dio.
l kad je tako, a tako Jest,
kako Sc moze ma osnovi zdra-
voga razuma traziti da Sc u
redniku stavi brnjica ma usta,
da Sc uvede stroga cenzura
pisanje Zajednicara podredi
samovolji par ljudi ma upravi,
kao sto je kraljevska dikta-
tura prize rata gniavila sa
svojom cenzurom hrvatsku
| stampu i narod, da Hrvati
nisu smjeli nj pievati svoje
narodne i rodoljubne pjesme,
! a da danasnjoj cenzur1 u
Jugoslaviji i ne govorimo.
! U so godina opstanka i
djelovanja "Zajednicara' nj
jedan visoki funkcioner iii u
pravnik nije Sc nasao da CEN
zurise glasilo zajednice, pax
sada, valjda, kad slavi ziatni
svoj JUBILEE, hoce Sc ubiti slo-
bodni duh u Ia jednicaru, ola
Sc necuje glas clanstva u ME
mu, glas naroda pritom sc
zabacuje onu slobodarsku uz-
recicu,. koja je postala po-
slovica da je - Glas naroda
glas Bozji!
Dotle smo dosli, brace mo-
ia.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

Najveca osjeguracija kod
H. B. Zajednice jeste svota
cd $1,000. Ma Ovu svotu mo-
ze Sc osjegurati do 40 godina
starOSH.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
40-godisnjica Pomladka Hrv. Bratske Zajednice
UJEDINJENI 0DSJECI u P0CAST
40.te G0D|SNJ|CE P0MLADkA
HRVATSKE BRATSkE ,zAJEDNICE
PROSLAVA 4O-GODISNJICE POMLADKA

PROSLAVA 4OGODISNJICE POMI4ADKA
ODRZATI CE SE "a. JULIA 1855 U WEST
VIEW PARKU, PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
IJEDINJENI Odseci Hrvaske Bratske Zajednice Zapad
- Pennsylvania oducse naredne godne posvett svoj
Hrvask Zajedncars Dan proslav 40godsnjice Pomlad-
ka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce tn svrhu biti &c prize
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

dake cd talenaa IL redova nasega Pomladka prema de
canov Pomladka sam zvedu program svoe velke pro-
slave
1zvrsni Odbor Uednjenih Odseka proslavi progra-
mu made nacrt "a plan kako sc sta ina izvesti ko
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
SVEMASNE PR0SLAVE CLANSTVA
|vELIkE AkTIvk0STI j RED0VlMA
HRYATSKE BRATSKE zAJEDflICE
6O-GODISNJICA HRVATSKE BRATSKE

Co. GODISNJICA HRVATSKE BRATSkE
ZAJEDNICE SLAVLJENA JE SVESTRANO
REDOVIMA NJENOGA CLANSTVA
CKORO SVE nase naseobne naime enicarska sredis-
- ta gdje imamo wise odseka tokom godne prosatse
dosojno 60 godisnjcu Hvatske Braske Ia jednice p
MIN mozemo reel da nikada enoj povjes nismc
imal takove velike mnogobrone prosave to mozemo
zahvati sozi jednsvu nasim rcdovma velilo ljubav
Evening star., 1954-11-14

though, send her along. huh?" The sergeant
chuckled IN raise you four bits, he said
to the dealer.
The young man turned to go and glanced
briefly at the pile of coats. Thanks. fellas.
II you see her, III be in the club car
Yeah. Sure sure. " the sergeant rum
bled
the young man, the sergeant reached out
and snatched the overcoats from Suzy's
trembling form. She sat up looked wildly
about. started to speak and then froze.
HE young man stood. again. in the cur
tanned entrance. His right hand was under
the left side of his coat.
What is this?" he demanded. "a game?"
The sergeant stood and shuffied his feet in
embarrassment. That's what she told us,
Mister? Isn't it?''
The young man relaxed.
Il only wish it was. he said. sadly. "She's
only out OF the sani = the hospital week
now." He stepped into the ROOM Come
along. dear"
Suzy. in stunned terror, got to her feet.
She looked with utter disbelief at the SER
geant.
You're soldier, she said in choked
voice. You're supposed to protect people.
Look, kid. the sergeant growled. DO
what your father says. Run along. You can
get people into trouble. acting like this"
Numbly. Suzy walked to the curtains
The young man shook his head sadly and
followed.
In the club car. George Saxon looked at
his watch and groped in the tumble of his
mind for way out. There was less than ten
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1954-11-14

from the other three and Suzy again wiped
her eyes on her sleeve. smiled weakly and
turned away. The sergeant touched her
" lightly on the head as she went Then he
stepped back to the game.
Deal" " he said.
Its all dealt. " said private Il already
bet two bits
Next game plays gonna be in Turkish
bath, said third soldier. disgustedly.
Whats the matter with you?" the SER
.geant demanded Get in or get out.
Look behind you. said the private.
The sergeant turned. stared and threw
down his hand.
Suzy stood there again, not in tears. now.
but in utter panic.
The sergeant started to rise, but Suzy
darted past him, slid in tight little ball
onto the leather covered bench, and buried
herself from sight under the pile of Army
overcoats. The soldiers swapped puzzled
looks for silent moment.
ANY Of you boys seen little girl?"
The young man in the gray flannel suit
stood casually in the entrance
MY daughter" he continued. "She has
awful Nightmares. shouldn't have left her. -
The three privates looked at the sergeant.
1t was his play. The sergeant turned his back
on the man in the doorway. What would
little girl be doing in here?" he asked. "Gim-
me three cards. he added to the dealer.
I thought she was in her berth" the
young man said. She's not. thought she
might have wandered down herr"
How old is she?" one OF the privates
asked
About er - twelve
Nothing that age around here. If you
happen to spot one around twenty-five,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-31
Sharpe, Mrs. Phillips
And Williams Again
Named 10 Board

The judges who appoint
Washington's Board of Educa-
ton have cast a vote of conf
dence in three members, includ-
ing Board President C. Melvin
Sharpe.
Mr.. Sharpe, Mrs. Frank S.
Phillips and Wesley S. Williams
were reappointed to new three
year terms on the school sys-
TENS policy-making body yes
terday by the judges of the U. S.
District Court for the. District of
Columbia.
The action, announced by
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws on
behalf of his colleagues. ended
speculation that Mr.. Sharpe
might retire. 1t also constituted
an Endorsement Of Mr.. Williams,
a Negro member, against recent
demands by some other Negroes
that he resign.
Sharpe on Board Is Years.
Mr.. Sharpe, who will be, 70 in
May. has been on the board for
IS years and has been president
since 1949. A retired business
man. he recently resigned as
chairman of the National Capt.
tai Housing Authority, and it
was speculated then that he
might refuse reappointment to
the school board.
The veteran board member
told a reporter, after Judge
Laws announcement, however.
that he is willing to continue and
had so informed the judges.
Both Mrs. Phillips and Mr..
Williams were first appointed to
the board in 1851. Mrs. Phillips
is the wife of a prominent Wash
ington builder, and Mr.. Williams
is an attorney.
Terms Begin July 1.
The current terms of the three
members expire June 30.
The local branch of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People at
tackled Mr.. Williams and a Negro
colleague, Col. West A. Hamil-
ton. after a recent controversial
vote in which they failed to side
with the boards third Negro
m m b er, DR.. Margaret j.
Butcher. Mrs. Butcher unsuccess-
fully had asked the board to vote
that it was unable to equalize
conditions in white and Negro
schools.
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Works Revenue Bill
To Senate in Week

Chairman Case of the Senate
District Committee has informed
Senate leaders that he expects
the Districts big. public works
program revenue bill to be ready
for floor action within a week. "
His committee is to consider
the bill at an II am. session
tomorrow.
The Senator reported on the
early prospects at a meeting of
the Republican Policy Committee
late yesterday. There was no in
dication, however, of when the
Senate leaders will schedule it
for debate.
The measure, calling for a SO
million increase in the annual
Federal payment, increased
taxes and water and sewer
charges amounting to about SIS
million and about ST. million in
Understanding Federal loans,
has passed the House and cleared
a Senate subcommittee with mi
nor changes.
A battle is expected in the full
committee on several points in
the bill, most notably proposals
to impose a l per cent sales tax
on groceries and extend the 2
per cent sales tax to meals cost
ing more than SO cents.
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J. W. TrimbIe Leaves
S369,951 Estate 10 Wife

Joseph w. Trimble, 10O11 Cap
ital View avenue, Silver Spring,
who died on March 4, left an
estate valued at $369,951, &C
cording to papers filed in Mont
gomery County Orphans Court.
The estate consists of $685.
900 in stocks. $4,000 in bonds,
an automobile and real estate
valued at $37,626.
In seeking letters teStemen-
tary. his widow. Mrs. Lucylle R.
Trimble, said she believes she
is entitled to joint ownership of
the property by virtue of a
written agreement made two
years ago.
Mrs. Trimble was named sole
heir in a will dated April 5,
1880. The will was admitted to
probate.
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cent increase over 1853, the best
year ever" he said.
Leo Drumwright. press spokes-
man for the Baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad, said advance bookings
for all-expense school groups on
the B. & o. are equal to those
of 1853. If not better.
A spokesman for the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad also said indi-
cations are for another good
year in group tours.
Typical Comments.
Such comments are typical
among the carriers, including
major airlines.
Bourbon Dawes, executive sec
rotary of the Hotel Association
of Washington, said the hotel
outlook is good for the imme-
date future, though rooms are
by no means sold out. Mr.. Dawes
said the number of vacancies
so far this year is running 4
or per cent above the 1858
figure and considerably above
the number of vacancies for the
two preceding years.
Nevertheless, the April-May
prospects are regarded as nor
NAL. To stimulate business. the
hotels here are adopting family
rate plans" like those proving
popular in other cities.
"All our our "a members have
expressed intention of adopting
a family rate plan" said Mr..
Dawes. About IL are in effect
already, and others will follow"
Cheaper by the Dozen.
The plans vary from hotel to
hotel. But the central idea is to
reduce the total charge for fam
lily groups. Under one plan, a
couple is charged only the regu-
lar room rate, if their children
stay with them in the same room.
One variation is to charge the
regular rate for the first room
and a lower rate for the second.
There are other plans. too.
The hotels, as we'll as other
local business, stand to benefit
from big 1854 conventions, in
addition to the sightseeing trade.
Fifteen hundred delegates are
registered for three stable con-
ventions now in progress. These
are the National Rifle ASSocia-
ton at the Shoreham Hotel, the
Aero Medical Association at the
Statler. and the Association of
Military Colleges and Schools. at
the Mayflower. The total does
not include relatives of delegates.
Seven hundred delegates are
due for two other conventions
this week. Almost 1000 more
are expected next week, and so
on.
The American Society of
Newspaper Editors will bring $50
members here for it's annual
convention April Is but this will
be dwarfed by the meetings of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution, which are expected
to attract up to 5000 a few days
later. AS large a crowd is ex-
pected for the United States
Chamber of Commerce conven-
ton on April 25.
But the bonanza will come in
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Wounded Luwmuker
In Hospital for Checkup

Representative Davis, Demo-
crat, of Tennessee entered Be-
thesda Naval Hospital yesterday.
Members of his staff said his
disqualification was not con-
nected with the leg wound he
received in the shooting in the
House of Representatives March
l. They said the Congressman
had been feeling Ill for two days
and entered the hospital for a
checkup.
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z Suspended Policemen
Face Bride Charge Today

Two policemen under suspen-
sion for alleged ticket-fixing
Will appear in Municipal Court
April Is on bribery charges.
The charges were filed yester-
day against Pvts. George j.
Maurer. %, and Albert M. Pizzi,
20. OF the 18th precinct. They
are accused Of taking money
from cab drivers to fix traffic
tickets.
Each was released under $500
pending the court appearance.
The case of third 14th precinct
policeman. Pvt. Cecil H. Perry,
70, also was scheduled for hear
ing today.