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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09

schools. Mrs. Leroy Mullinix,
chairman Of the PTA Hospitality
Committee was in charge.
MIR. Roland Mullinix returned
home Sunday from Montgomery
General Hospital where he has
been a patient for the past
month.
The Young Mems club of st.
Johns Church, Clney met Fri
day at the home of Bradley
Woodficld. The % men present
heard an interesting talk on av-
iation by Mr.. r. Beecher Butts.
NJ SIS Ruth De Lawder of San
ia Monica, Calf, was the guest
of her cousin, Miss Mary Lou
Kerr over this past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Mullin-
eauX, ST., entertained at dinner
last Thursday honoring the 21st
birthday of their son Aubrey, Jr.
Besides members of the family,
guests included Miss Nora Fran
ces Lynch, Miss Anna Lee Glad
hill and Sam Gladhill.
Jimmy Gladhill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Upton Gladhill celebrated
his 18th birthday Saturday with
a small gathering. Guests includ-
ed Mrs. Della Grimes, Mrs. Ruth
Martin and daughter Barbara all
of Washington and Aubrey Null
Jr.
We are glad to report that Mr..
Edgar Stevens has returned home
from Mt. Wilson Hospital.
Miss Eugenia Miles has just re-
turned from a two week vacation
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09
New Bank Facilities

In response to increased GUS
toner demand, the Suburban
Trust Co. has enlarged it's bank
ing facilities at its Queens Chapel
Office in West Hyattsville. Both
the safe deposit department and
parking facilities have been en-
larged at the branch which is un-
der the management of William
G.. Norris.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09
Damascus 1897

schools. Mrs. Leroy MulliniX,
chairman Of the PTA Hospitality
Committee was in charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09

Smith from Winchester, Va, who
is living in Gaithersburg and
teaching third grade and also
from Virginia Mr.. Donald Boyer
who is living in Damascus and
teaching sixth grade.
Enrolment this year on the
first morning of school was 479
exclusive of the kindergarten
with 38 in the morning kinder
garten and figures for the after.
noon group not available when
this column was written.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09

at Myrtle Beach, S. c. Vacation
ing with Miss Miles was Miss
Wendy Harris of Boston.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09
Randolph Wilson Home

Randolph Wilson, son of DR..
and Mrs. Herman Wilson, Gath
ersburg, returned home Labor
Day after spending the Summer
at Sherwood Forest club. Young
Wilson was awarded the camp
ers' shield and medal, and was
runnerup in high points.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09
Law Officers Institute

Plans have been completed at
Maryland University for the fifth
annual institute of Maryland law
enforcement officers. Meetings
will be held each Tuesday in Sep
tember Any police officer in the
State is eligible to attend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09
WOOdfieId

Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Scheib and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Ccheib are
on motor trip through Canada
this week.
Mr.. George Pope spent the last
weekend in August in New York
City where he attended the con-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-09-09

at Myrtle Beach, S. C. Vacation
ing with Miss Miles was Miss
Wendy Harris of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Davis are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of their first child, girl
born Sept. 5 at Georgetown uni
versity hospital. Little Miss Davis
weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces.
Mrs. Davis is the former Miss
Mary Gladhill.
The Damascus volunteer fire
department won a trophy at the
Labor Day parade in Gathers
burg Monday for the best appear
ing pumper over 500 gallons in
the line of march. The Ladies'
auxiliary won a trophy for sec
ond best appearing marching I'M
it. Congratulations.
Guests of Mrs. Charles Green
over the Labor Day weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Smith of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Kerr and
family of Pittsburgh, Pa, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Slider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Auth of
Miami, Fla. formerly of Wash
ington) and Miss Christine Den
ner of Bronx, NY. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Patton and
Mrs. Blanche Stipe of Bunker
Hill, w. Va, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stipe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Watkins
and Jay and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Smith and Gay spent the Labor
Day weekend visiting in Frank
lin and Warfield, w. Va.
Paul Elliott, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Elliott celebrated
his sixth birthday Saturday with
a party at home for 20 of his
young friends.
Mrs. Annie Speck of Hyatts-
vile was weekend guest of Mrs.
Luther Moore.
The WS.C.S. supper Saturday
was very successful 507 adult
suppers and 40 children's sup
pers were served.
Mrs. Herbert Hyatt, Sr. enter
tanned the members of the Mis-
sionary Study Group Tuesday at
her home for luncheon and meet
ing. The Rev. A. Dean Kesler
led the group in a discussion of
Man and God in the City.
The MYF enjoyed a wienie
roast Monday night at the home
of Miss Barbara Mullinix.
Damascus elementary school
has five new teachers on it's fac
ulty this year. They are Mrs. Ia.
tie Benjamin from St. Peters
burg, Fla. who is living in Da.
mascus and teaching second
grade. Mrs. Elinor Ross from
DreXel Hill, Penna. who is living
in Frederick and teaching first
grade. Miss Patricia Strandburg
who is living in Frederick and
teaching 4th grade. Mrs. Grace
Evening star., 1954-04-21
Robert B. Patterson. L.,
Son Of Ar School Head

Robert B. Patterson, jr.. IS.
whose father is president of the
National Art School here. died
yesterday at West Palm Beach,
Fla, after a long illness.
Until recently he worked for
the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.
Mr.. Patterson was born in
Washington and attended Catho-
lie University and George WASH
ington University. During World
War II he was an aviation ma
chiniSt's mate in the Navy. He
lived with his parents, who MAIN
tanned a home at the art school,
2027 Massachusetts, avenue NV,
and in West Palm Beach.
Besides his parents he is sur
vived by a brother. Marshall B.
Patterson, Belmar, N. j.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Friday at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

field supervisory work Of Sc
Treasury accounting Offices in
the United States and possess
SionS.
Promoted Bond Sales.
Mr.. Clark was in the finance
Office Of the Army during World
War II, retiring with the rank Of
full colonel. He returned to the
Treasury Department as a pro-
motion specialist in the sale of
savings bonds. He retired in
December, 1948, after serving
under three Secretaries of the
Treasury. Morgenthau, Vinson
and Snyder.
For his Freedom Crusade work,
Mr.. Clark was commended by
Henry Ford. II, chairman of the
Crusade for Freedom.
Mr.. Clark was educated in
Wilmington and at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania.
He is survived by his widow,
Ethel Hudson Clark.
Services will be held Friday
afternoon in Dover. His body is
at Gawler's funeral home. 1856
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
John W. Clark Dies;
Freedom Crusade
Aide, Held U. 5. Posts

John Wesley Clark. who re-
tired from the Treasury Depart
ment in 194S but had been work.
ing voluntarily for the Freedom
Crusade, died last night at his
home at the Sheraton Park
Hotel. He was II.
Mr.. Clark received no pay and
gave his full time to organizing
Federal employees and members
of the armed forces here and
abroad in the Freedom Crusade.
The crusade, launched by PreSi-
dent Eisenhower, finances opera
tions of 81 radio stations of
Radio Free Europe which broad
casts to peoples behind the Iron
Curtain. Mr.. Clark also helped
in getting people to sign the
Evening star., 1954-04-21

freedom scroll and enroll in the
crusade.
Expert in Finance.
An expert in finance and pub
lie administration. Mr.. Clark had
dedicated a large part of his
life to public service.
He began his career as a bank
teller in his native Dover, Del.
He was paymaster for the Penn
sylvania Railroad in Philadel-
phia until World War ! when
he was commissioned in the
Quartermaster Corps. AS an
executive officer he helped re-
organize the Army's finance de-
partment. After the war he be-
came assistant director of
finance of the United States
Railroad Administration in
Washington.
Returning to private business
Mr.. Clark was president of the
Warehouse Securities Corp. in
Chicago and vice president and
controller OF the Manville
Jenckes Co., Providence. r. /
In 1885 he joined the Treasury
Department here. He directed
Evening star., 1954-04-21
Arthur Levy, D. c. Store 5
Men 5 Clothing BUYER

Arthur Levy, So. mems cloth
ing buyer for Raleigh Haber-
dashers. Inc. collapsed and died
last night in a New York restau-
rant as he was dining with his
wife, Marguerite.
He had been in New York this
week on a buying trip for the
store. He lived at the Argonne
Apartments, 1929 Columbia road
NV.
Mr.. Levy had been with Ra-
leigh's since 1880. He had been
buyer of mems suits. coats.
trousers and some sportswear for
most of the "a years.
Z, Survivors are his widow, a
brother in New York and his
father.
Services will be held at noon
Friday at Danzansky's funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
'RomeAe Roosevelt
Rejects Compromise
sy she A.soeiosed Pres.

LOS ANGELES, April 21.
James Roosevelt's estranged wife
has rejected his compromise Of
fer Of a divorce and half his
property.
Just a publicity stunt" was
the way Mrs. Romelle Roosevelt
described yesterday her hus-
bands proposal to avert trial of
a separate maintenance action
in which she makes sensational
charges of infidelity.
Mr.. Roosevelt is seeking the
Democratic congressional ncmi-
nation in the 26th California
District at the June 8 primary.
Evening star., 1954-04-21
Dr.. Gonzulez Martinez

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico; April
81 (P.-Dr. Isaac Gonzalez Mar
tinez. SO, Puerto Rico's top au-
thority on cancer, died yesterday
of heart disease.
Evening star., 1954-04-21

The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store, Washington
Silper Spring and PARKington
Evening star., 1954-04-21
Group L

loooo Nylons in solids and
foncies. royon foncies. nYlon-
reinforced heel and toe.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28

bra 1885. Tu :ie svrsila pucku
i 4 razreda wise Skole, a sada
radi "a Dominion Government
Of Canada kao cinovnica.
Mary je kcerka Cd dobro
poznatih roditelja, Josipa, i
Elizabete Babich, koji su ro-
dom il Porestace, kotar Nov
ska, Hrvatska. Otac joj je
dosao u Kanadu 1925, a mai
ka 1929. godine, koji su Sc u
ovom gradu ozenili u bra
ku imali cetvero djece, diva
sina j dive kcerke.
Mlada sestra Mary liza sebe
otavlja u nasem gnijezdu
Pomlatka svog mladjeg brata
Johnny, koji &c slijediti ME-
zine stope kad mu "a to vri-
jeme dodje, a u odraslom
clanstvu nasla je svoju sta
riju sestru, Louise Boich.
Clanstvo naseg odsjeka xii
&c mladoj sestri dobrodoslicu
u nase redove, tie joj zelimo
svaku srecu u njenom budu-
Gem zivotu, a njezinim rodi-
teljima cestitamo ma lijepom
uzgoju svoje kcerke, koja i'm
je ma ponos kao mama svima.
Drugi je mas mladi brat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28
Javna zahvaIa
Dec PLANES I'll.

Des PLANES, iii. - Clanovi
drustva Family Circles" od-
sjeka $50 HBZ. uzimlju ovu
priliku da sc zahvale svemu
onom nasem dobrom narodu
il Chicago i okolice, koii su
posjetili nasu zabavu - Card
i Bunco Party ma 27. marca.
Sve u svemu to je bio We
liki moralni i materijalni u
spjeh i mi smo mnogo "a
hvalni bratu Nikoli D. Saricu,
upravitelju Djecjeg D o m a,
koji nam je dao ma raspola-
ganje skolski auditorium. Mi
Sc takodjer zelimo zahvaliti
i bratu Frank Tulig, koji nam
je stampao ulaznice, kao
nasoj predsjedateljici, sestri
Mary Kehart i njezinim kcer-
kama, te sestri Katherine Sa-
wisch "a lijepu suradnju ko-
ju su nam pruzili ma zabavi.
JOS jednom svima najljep-
sa hvala, koji SUI dosli ma ma
su zabavu u Des PLANES i
time pomogli proslaviti prvu
godisnjicu opstanka n a s e g
ods.jeka. Pete Stipetic, tajnik.
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0dsjek 5 hBz prosIaviti &c b0-godisnjicu|
Svog opstanka "a diva dana, 15., IL. maja

JohnstoWn Pa. - Drustvo "Svet Rok' odsjek broj 81
Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice cn potrebe prprem da
ma jedan epi doson nacn proslav 60godisnjcu svoga
opstanka tako sto 6Ogodisnjcu svoje Zajednce Ova
proslava ce vrsiti kroz diva DANA subotu nedeju
Is. 16 maja 1884, naSem vlastom Domu Broad st.
subotu vecer Is maja biti ce plesna zabava dobra
glazba nasem Domu, koju pozvlju sW canovi il
prjael Ulaz &c bt besplatan svakoga Ovo &c dake
bit pocetak nase proslave.
nedjelju jutro 16 maa, sv clanov gosti poci eel
svetu misu crkvu Svetog Roka, kou &c odsuzt mas
zupnik Rev. Ivan sostarc Poslje toga oko posle
podne Domu biti dobra glazba pes gdje canov
gost okupit ugodpo proveselt do vecere.
Tocno sati poslije podne pocet ce bogat banket
nakon bankea imat cemo sijedece govornke " Mandic
gavni predsjednk Hrv Braske Zajednce Michael Grasha
Saylor Sesaor John Haluska Judge A. A. Nelson; Judge
George Griffith Mayor Walter Rose Colonel w. D. Grif
fifth, t. d.
Drug gost &c biti medju i owl: Pjevacko drus-
two "Rodoljub" ko &c zabavati hrvatskm pesma
ma sedan clanova naseg odsjeka koji zajednc sol
iii wise godna medu NINA staresina ustrojitelj naseg
odseka brat Juro Mkesic koj jedn jos zvotu Cd
ostah ustrojelja onda &c medu bti pocasni gos
brat Thomas Gojmerac koji &c bt pocascen svoe u
naStvo Korej cd strane HBZ., ko dar &c predati
V. l. Mandc glavn predsjednik
Pozvjemo sveukupno Glanstvo naseg odseka, kao il
ostale prjateje mesta okoce, da posete sto ve
Gem brou obadva dana, subotu vecer nedjeu cjel
dan pa da zaednich prosavimo dostojni nacn 6Ogo
dsncu opsanka naseg odseka stu godisncu nase dcne
veke ustanove Hrvatske Bratske Zaednce. Odbor Cd
mnogo osoba naseg odsjeka rad tome da sto bo
doceka pogost prigodom prosave koj unaprjed
pozdravlja klice - dobro dos
Michael Batch, tajnk odseka HBZ.
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sla il gnijezda Pomlatka broj
468 u odraslo clanstvo, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo, da ju
clanovi i prijatelji vide bolje
upoznaju.
Sestra Ann je rodjena u
Sudbury %. februara 1885,,
gdje je svrsila pucku visu
skolu, a sada radi kao steno-
grafica u Sudbury General
Hospital.
Anne je kcerka cd pokoj-
nog oca Ilije zivuce make
Danice Badovinac. Njezin o.
tao lila bio je dugogodisnji
clan naseg odsjeka, te pred
sjednik odbora bolesti sve do
svoje smrti. Otac joj majka
dosli su u ovu zemlju pred 25
godina il sela Jezernice, op-
Gina Sosice, zumberak.
Sestra Anne u odsjeku 1913
nalazi svoju majku, sestru
Mary i stariju sestru Danicu,
udatu Jelenic. Sve tri su bile
clanice nasega gnijezda cd
svojih malih nogu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28

ME Cvetic, koji su rodom iz
sela Volavlje, kotar Jaska,
Hrvatska.
Njegov otac Josip dosao je
u Kanadu 1928, a majka An
ME je dosla u Ameriku, te "a
tim Sc upoznali ozenili 1884.
ovdje u Hamiltonu i u braku
su imali tri sina.
Mladi Nick je bio clanom
naseg Pomlatka cd svog ro-
djenja, pa kad je dosao do
svoje dobe presao je u odra-
slo clanstvo. On polazi wise
skole, te nam nije poznato sto
kani postici posto Sc jos nije
odlucio. Vrlo je prijazan mia
die i lijepo govori mas hrvatski
jerk. U odsjeku je nasao svo-
ga oca i majku, a u Pomlat-
ku ostavlja jos diva mladja
brata, koji ce ga slijediti do
ci u odraslo clanstvo, kad i'm
"a to vrijeme dodje.
Njegovim roditeljima cesti-
tamo ma dobrom uzgoju svoje
djece, a njemu zelimo svaku
srecu u buducem zivotu. III
VIC dobro nam dosao u nase
redove brate Nikola!
Stanko Spehar, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28
Il gnijezda broj III

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Ovime
zelim cestitati nasim vrijed-
MIN clanovima odsjeka br. 1,
Franku Margaret Luke, sto
su j opet obogatili naSe gni-
jezdo "a jednu novu clanicu,
kcerku Margaret Ann, koja
sc je rodila IL. oktobra 1853.
Osim male Margaret, bra
ca Luke imadu jos cetvero
djece u gnijezdu - Patricia,
Marlene, Anthony j Frank
Jr., cine su pokazali da shva-
caju svoju clansku duznost
prema svojoj Zajednici, a ro-
diteljsku duznost brigu "a
buducnost svoje djece.
Velika pako zasluga sto Sc
ia famiGja nalazi u redoyima
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28
zasto sam Sc povukao U
Pustiniu
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(Nastavak sa 2. strane)
birokratski, pa u sudbonos-
MIN pitanjima koja Sc ticu
zemlje naroda. Kad do toga
dodje, onda on treba da Sc
povuce, da Sc ne "razmazi"
i neznajuci, da je "razma-
ZEN.
GA buduci da niiedan
covjek nije nenadoknadiv, do
zvoljeno je da Sc neki dr.
zavnik povuce pod izvjesnim
prilikama i kad je siguran da
time ne nanosi stetu drzavi,
pa makar razlozi njegovog
povlacenja bill cisto osobHe
naravi: da Sc bavi pOSIom
koI ga veseli, iii da cita lie
pc knjige, kojih "a vrijeme
politicke aktivnosti nije imao
vremena da cita. .;
ia sam uvijek imao dvije
zelje: da obradjujem zemlju
i da citam knjige. Nisam i'm
mogao do sada udovoljavati
zbog javnih duznosti.
Po nom je misljenju pri-
roda okolina koja je najdo-
stojnija covjeka. U prirodi
covjek najlakse razumije Ii
vot ma zemlji i svoju misiju
u MENU. Pustinja, onakva
kakvom ju je Bog stvorio
mozda je najpodesnija oko-
lima, da covjek razumije svo-
ju misiju, a u Izraelu imamo
dosta pustinje - mozda
previse. Nije puka slucajnost
da je Zakon Izraela (Torah)
objavljen u pustinji, nj da je
najveci ucitelj naseg naroda,
Mojsije, vodio narod kroz pu-
stinju. U pustinji covjek vi
di svijet onako kako ga je,
Bog stvorio u pocetku: div
lji, grub i nepopustljiv, pa u
sebi mora da nadje snage, da
ga svladava, da ga prilagodi
svojim potrebama, i da tako
postane ortak Boga u izgra-
djivanju boljeg svijeta.
Ovdje u ovoj izraelskoj pu-
stinji covjek moze da sara
djuje nadobudnom mlade-
Ii, koja Sc ne boji teskoga
rada, nj krvavih napora i "a
prijeka, pa nj elemenata,
koja sve svladava da ispuni
svoju misiju i predstavlja
nadu i slavu i buducnost L.
raela.
A ovdje u pustinji covjek
moze da Sc drzi S lijepim
knjigama, starim i moder-
MIN, koje nose pecat vjecno-
sti, a plod su velikih kultura
istocnih i zapadnih naroda:
s knjigama Sv. Pisma, s We
likim djelima drevne Grcke
i Rima, Upanisadama S raz-
govorima Budhe i sa spisima
Lao Use i Kung Use S djeli-
ma njihovih ucenika; S knji-
gama velikih mislioca sred-
MEGA vijeka modernog vre-
mena. Duboka mudrost sa-
drzana u ovim knjigama dub
lie mas Sc doimlje u divljem
pustinjskom kraN, a" njihov
ljudski genie bolje Sc otkri-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28

jednicar" i Zajednicu. To nj
je lijepo.
Sinko moi, cd tebe nitko
sprdnju ne pravi nego ii sam
sa svojim brbljarijama dr.
skim ispadima ma sjednica-
ma, pax i sa ovom svojom
pisanijom, sto ce svaki inteli-
gentniji covjek primjetiti kad
to procita.
"Malo ozbiljne (neozbilj-
ne) Sale zapravo, bedastoce,
jos nije bilo stampano cd jed
nog 81. odbornika u "Zajed-
nicaru" do sada, pax neka
ozbiljno clanstvo prosudi, u
cevnost nasega maloga Maj
ka.
Mali Majk tvrdi da mi ba-
camo necije dopise u kos. Ci-
je, kakove kako on to zna-
de? Valjda on ne ceprka po
nasoj posti? Tako je ustvr-
dio da smo mi slavili Tita
dok nije Tito prekinuo S Mo-
skvom. To je prosta laz, sim
ko moi, a da je laz sam IA
jednicar" najbolje potvrdju-
je, jer mi smo bill "a danas-
Mi jugoslavenski rezim dugo
poslije toga prekida. Nj smo
mi protiv Tita radi Moskve,
vec radi tiranije mad hrvat-
skim narodom swim nesrp-
skim narodima Jugoslavije.
Nije dostojno covjeka istinu
izvrtati. Ali mama Sc cini da
djecak hoce da provocira IL
svojih posebnih motiva.
Mama Sc pax cini da je
na.jgore to, Sto on radi toboz
jednoga neclana, a uvazenog
Hrvata, koji O nasoj Zajed-
nici lijepo i pohvalno pise i
govori, koga uzimlje "a IL
liku, da tako ljubezno u
stale "a Srbe, pax i veliko-
srpstvo i ocito zagovara IT,
ranstvo mad hrvatskim ma
rodom uopce. Pc njegovoj ra-
cunici Velikosrbi mogu kle-
vetati blatiti Hrvate koliko
hoce, a mi nesmijemo da u
stajemo u obranu casti hr-
vatskog naroda.
zalosna je pax cinjenica, da
je on prvi istupio, bas "a nj
Sta, da size razdor i izaziva
svadju u danasnjoj upravi
Zajednice i to cd strane ma
sih mladjih, a starijima Sc
uvjek. prigovaralo da Sc sva-
djaju oko starokrajanske po-
litike. To je dokaz da i me-
dju mladjima imade takovih
svadljivica.
Moguce je dobro, da je o.
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vazna obavijest odsjefnim tajnicima
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik

Joseph Bella, glavn tajnik
stovani brate (sestro)
Ma zasjedanju Glavnog Odbora Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice septembru 1858 zakuGeno da canov koi
do sada madu iii ce cd sada mati dozre godsn
certfkat te koj pacaju n bonu potporu niti "a
kove i to pocam cd l. januara 1854
PoSto je nekoiko protesa primljeno u Gavnom Uredu
cd odseka canova ptanju, glavn tanik je oval
predmet ponovno dono pred Gavni Odbor riesavane
njhovom sjedanju marcu jesecu 1854 Nakon
lie rasprave vaznom pitanju kojem ucestvo-
vail svi odbornici Glavn Odbor jednogasno da
ostane kod prijasnjeg zakljucka
Clanovima dozrelm certifikatom pacai smo u pros
ost dvidende zravno dok buduce akov dividend &c bti
placeni odsjeku kao ostae clanove to mozete
vasim knjgama uvest kao kredt dotcnog clana Ako
dividend vec cd godisne upate cd % mjesecno
iii $276 godsnje onda clanu povratte raziku. Ako pax
dividend nece bt dosatn porce ovog duga onda clan
mora namiriti svou razku.
Ia svakog vaseg cana, koj made dozreli dvadeset-
godisnji certfikat plaza nkakovu drgu osigura
ciu Zajednc mi cemo zaduziti odsek mesecno ras
to ce bt istaknuo koncu menka znade
Gavni Odbor je takodjer jednogasno zallcio da DO
cam cd l. maja, 1854, odseku ina povra zaostae
prstobe cana IL negove cd S1OOO iii
tromjesecn rasporez prema tomu koja VEGA to
bez razlke da e clan potpsao mobencu "a stavt Gana
ma rezervu iii
Takodjer, kredit IL clana, pokrce zaostah
pstoba cana ods ecne roskove, nece odobrava Vi
Sc cd II mjesec, to sadasnju godinu poslovanja
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sliku ovdje donosimo, da ju
clanovi naseg odsjeka j pri-
jatelji vide bolje upoznaju.
Rodjena je Is. aprila 1885.
u New Orleans, Louisiana, cd
dobro poznatih i cestitih ro-
ditelja, Eugene Marcy Ma
tesich, koji SUI dosli u ovu ma
su novu domovinu godine
1924. IL nase krsne Dalmacije,
sa otaka Molat.
Jean je u San Pedro svr-
sila osnovnu i srednju skolu,
a sada polazi u l.. A. Harbor
Junior College, te joj je zelja
da postane glazbena ucitelji-
ca. Ista je dakle vrlo talenti-
rama u glazbi, sto je pokazala
i ma nasoj nedavnoj zabavi,
kad je svirala nekoliko koma-
da ma piano.
Mlada sestra je zivahne i
vesele naravi, dobra meka-
ma srca, koja je popularna
ovdje u mjestu kao i njezini
roditelji, koji su uvijek sprem-
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Zajednice ide naslm starim
clanovima, Tomu i Jagici Lu-
kic, roditeljima brata Fran
ka, koji su svojeg jedinog 81
ma tako u zajednicarskom du-
hu odgojili. Brat Frank je
obnasao cast predsjednika
Donna bio je u nadzornom
odboru odsjeka, dok br a t
Tom je obnasao izmedju O.
staloga = cast predsjednika
odsjeka bio je delegation ma
prosloj konvenciji.
Pri zakljucku zelim maloj
Margaret, njezinoj braci i
sestrama, dobar napredak i
sretnu buducnost, a roditelji-
ma i starim roditeljima do
bro zdravlje, veselje i dugi
zivot.
ZIata Kranjcich, uprav.
gnijezda broj III HBZ.