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Evening star., 1954-12-23
Wage Increase for All

When Representative Francis e. Wal
ter said the other day "this time the
100 per cent pay raise and dilated ex-,
pense allowances for Senator'S and Rep
resentatives, and big increases for the
Federal judiciary, would be voted by
the Congress, he acutely pointed up
the biggest argument the Communists
make to the milling herd: THE ex-
ploitation Of the masses by the classes"
AS salve for the little guys. a Federal
pay raise Of per cent is talked (sone-
times even 10 per cent? and 5 per cent
Is meant.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
They Call 1t Security!

A man named Wolf Ladejinsky has been
our agricultural attache in Tokyo for the
past four years. He was picked by General
Macarthur to work on the Japanese land
reform problem, and he has done fine job.
Now he is to be removed When this
was announced, our Ambassador to Japan,
John Allison, did an unusual thing. He
cabled the State Department that Mr.. Lade
jinsky's removal would damage American
prestige In the Orient. It also has been
reported that the news was dismaying to the
Japanese government.
All Of this, however, has fallen on deaf
ears at the Department of Agriculture. Mr..
Ladejinsky, they say. does not know enough
about American farming. And despite the
fact that he was given security clearance
only last year by the State Department,
there Is, according to Agriculture, some
doubt about his security status.
This Is deplorable situation. There
is only one excuse for security system
that 1t operate to serve and promote the
interests Of this country. There Is every
indication In this instance, however, that
our best national interests-not to mention
Mr.. Ladejinsky's interests.
The Department Of Agriculture talks
about the need for "top secret clearance"
for an agricultural attache because he would
have access to the most highly classified
documents OF the United States But
nothing Is offered to show why man who
has been cleared by the State Department
cannot be trusted as an agricultural attache
by the Department or Agriculture. And this
being so. it Is difficult to escape the impress
sion that this is the kind Of security which,
one OF these days, is going to be our undoing.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
james Hilton

James Hilton. dead too soon at 81, was
q master storyteller His skill In narrative
prose appealed to readers whose own lives
lacked action. The dozen books which came
from his hands provided an escape from
reality. He was romanticist and some
critics regarded his work as overly senti-
mental. But his popularity seemed to
indicate that his emotionalism was defen-
sible. Goodbye, Mr.. Chips written In four
days in 193s-set precedent OF q sort which
he followed in practically everything else
he did. Random Harvest and knight
Without Armour" brought him fame and
fortune through movies In which Greer
Carson and Marlene Dietrich played. Lost
Horizon" also had radio and teleyision
Evening star., 1954-12-23

The State Department has given the
right kind Of answer to Red Hungary's
October Is note demanding that the United
States put an end to Operation Focus"
Besides being polite but firm no." it is
an answer that adds up to a trenchant
lecture on the evils Of the Iron Curtain and
the peace promoting virtues of a free ex-
change Of information throughout the
world.
Designed primarily to foster such an
exchange, Operation Focus" which Is run
by the Free Europe Committee, private,
non-governmental American organization
is a project that utilizes plastic balloons to
shower various parts of Hungary with leaf
lets informing the people Of their rights and
suggesting to them legal ways Of trying to
make their Communist government honor
those rights These leaflets, sent aloft from
launching sites In the United States zone
Of West Germany, have been falling on the
captive country at the rate of Is million a
month for many weeks past And their
effectiveness can be measured by the fact
that the puppet Budapest regime, which has
been constantly railing against them, has
felt impelled to protest to Washington
In replying to the protest, the State De-
partment has disclaimed any official respon-
sibility for this privately conducted enter
prise, but 1t has made clear at the same
time that the project enjoys our Govern
ment's blessing Thus, denying Budapest's
charge that the leaflets are t'slanderous"
and seek to stir up a rebellion, the depart
ment has defended the whole operation as
a natural" and provocative effort to-
o{~4f 81
let the Hungarian people know that the free
world is interested In seeing them achieve
the rights that they are supposed to have
under their constitution and the terms Of
the peace treaty-rights that the Communist
regime, in fragrant violation Of both the
constitution and the treaty, thus far has
refused to grant to them.
There can be no doubt, OF course, that
the airborne leaflet campaign, which Is
directed at Czechoslovakia as well, consti-
tutes an extraordinary kind OF international
activity. However, In the words Of our note
to Budapest, IF unusual methods have been
adopted, this Is due solely to the actions Of
the Hungarian government and to those In
and outside Of Hungary who may be respon-
sible for the policy OF erecting barriers
against normal intercourse among peoples"
barriers that initiate against peace
Accordingly. as the note goes on to say, THE
United States Government hopes that the
day win come when balloons will no longer
be necessary as q means by which people
In one country may freely communicate with
peoples In other lands hope that win
be fulfilled only when and II the Communists
live up to all the obligations they have
violated by creating the Iron Curtain
This sort Of reply, which Is similar to
the one sent to Prague In q similar situation
- year ago last summer. Is all that the Com
munists merit III present circumstances
Certainly. as long as they maintain wall
Of fear-breeding darkness between their
world and ours. our world must strive by
every peaceful means TO reach the minds
Of the captive peoples with some measure
Of light, truth and hope.
Evening star., 1954-12-23

q. Are the celebrated Gilbert and
Sullivan operas still protected by copy
right?-I. q.
A. The copyright on Sullivan's work
has already expired. Gilbert's work 10
protected until 1861, when all copy.
right on the Joint productions will ter
inmate In England, the duration Of
copyright Is for the life Of the author
and 50 years after. Gilbert died in
1914. 81.
Evening star., 1954-12-23

A readef can get the angwer TO any
question Of fact by writing The Evening
star Information Bureau. 1900 Eye &c.
NV Washington B b g Please inelose
3 cents for return hostage
Evening star., 1954-12-23

Pen-nnmes may be used II letters carry
1Oriters' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
Evening star., 1954-05-26

House news for all major State
papers. He said the money paid
him by the State was for work
on several special legislative re-
cess commissions. He said the
member newspapers were aware
when he or one Of the reporters
got State jobs. because the
names were always reported.
Questioned ON Fairness.
Asked whether q reporter
could fairly report legislative
proceedings while in the pay of
the Legislature, Mr.. Ryan said:
If I ever found a man of mine
twisting a story, I'd fire him on
the spot"
The Journal-Bulletin said j. j.
McManuS, editor -in-chief of the
Post, was aware of the State
connections of Mr.. Colbert and
Mr.. Leonard. He said Post en-
ployes are permitted under the
Guild contract to do outside
work where no conflict Of in
tereSt is involved.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
u WINTER GAzINTA

You know eozntos-2 oozinto 4, a ooznto
8, and so on. And here's the best of oil: TEN
"oozinto" your whole yeor's fuel costs and
gives you ten equal easy monthly payments!
1t makes your fuel bills cosy to budget, eosier
to poy We estimate the total, then bill you
one tenth each month. No interest charges,
no extros-you gain every way. For all
detoiIs, just phone National 3-3O68-John
P. Aenew & Co., Inc. /. Fuel Merchants Since
1880 Patterson St., ME- You'll be glad
you did, especially when the coIdest days ore
here again, and other people are getting their
biggest fuel bills!
Evening star., 1954-05-26
'GI Reaches Stricken Son, 3,
After Flight FromS Ship at Sea

the transport after 1t had sailed
from New York for Bremerhaven.
Germany. at the Red Cross re-
quest.
He fiew to Washington and
was met by two brothers from
Mechanicsville who drove him to
Charlottesville.
The baby's ailment was dag
nosed as brain tumor and lead
poisoning, and doctors despaired
for his life.
The child became i'll when he
and his l9-year-old mother were
visiting her sister, Mrs. John w.
Tomlin at Crozet.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
DR.. Seth Brooks Heads
Ministerial Union

DR.. Seth r. Brooks, pastor of
the Universalist National Me-
mortal Church, this week was
elected president of the WASH
ington Ministerial Union. He
succeeds DR.. c. Leslie Glenn,
rector of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Lafayette square.
Other officers named are: DR..
Clarence E. Nelson. pastor of
Augustana Lutheran Church, vice
president, and DR.. Eric Lindsay
Evening star., 1954-05-26
10 Boston Newsmen
GET $4,000 From
State in Four Years
o. he A.seeiassd Press

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May &c.
The Journal-Bulletin said today
10 Boston newsmen, including six
State House reporters, received
about 100000 from the State of
Massachusetts, from 1850 to June,
1858.
The newspaper said the news
men were paid for services rang
ing from issuing publicity re-
leases to work on politically ap-
pointed" legislative commissions.
The ten, the article said, rep
resent four Boston newspapers
and the State House News Serv-
ice. a privately-operated service
which sells news to some MasSa-
chusetts papers.
List Of Newsmen.
Listed in the article with
amounts received from the State
from 1850 to June. 1858. were:
Francis c. Mclean, Boston
Record-American police report
er. $11,5S7.
Vance L. Alden, State House
News Service. $12,S16.
Paul c. Ryan. proprietor,
State House New Service, $11,-
S25.
Cornelius r. Owens, Boston
Globe State House reporter, ST.
T73.
Sidney B. Shear, State House
News Service. $S.071.
John w. English. Boston Rec
ord-American State House re-
porter, $4,277.
James r. Leonard, Boston Post
labor reporter. $2.125.
Leslie g. Ainley, Boston Globe
State House reporter, $4,000.
James G. Colbert, Boston
Herald rewrite man, currently
receiving $50 a week in the At
torney Generals ofice.
"All Of the newsmen said they
accepted the State pay with full
knowledge of their newspaper
superiors," the Journal-Bulletin
said.
Executives Of the Globe and
Record American declined to
comment on the subject. A Post
spokesman said his employees
Evening star., 1954-05-26

job for his newspaper. Mr.. Nc
Lean said. He added his news
paper did not object because
the work was non-political.
Mr.. Alden was quoted as say
ing his $12,816 for four years
was for service on a commission
that studied blood pressure.
Mr.. Ryan said he and his
eight-reporter staff cover State
Evening star., 1954-05-26

"are permitted under their Guild
contract to do outside work
work where no conflict of in
terest is involved" the Journal
Bulletin said. And the pub
Usher of the Herald and Traveller
said he has warned his employees
against outside work involving
conflict of interest.
The Journal-Bulletin article
Evening star., 1954-05-26

Cowall, pastor Of Gunton- Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church,
secretary-treasurer. The Execu-
tive Committee includes the
Revs. C. Shelby Rocks, Gordt Q
Lacy. Haskell r. Deal. Ward 3.
Hurlburt and Frederick E.
ReiSSig.
Evening star., 1954-05-26

said Mr.. Mclean has the title
of publicity agent for the State
Civil Service Commission at a.
salary of about $4,125 a year,
or about $16,500 for the four
year period before deductions.
His work for the State was done
at the State House some morn
ings, lunch hours. most after
moons and at times while on the
Evening star., 1954-05-26
BY The Assoe.ased Press

/, CHARLOTTES VILE, Va,
May 26.-Pfc. William r. Bor-
key. overseas-bound soldier taken
from an Army troop transport en-
route to Germany, yesterday
reached the bedside Of his seri-
ously Ill son.
Pfc. Borkey arrived here where
his 3-year-old son, Warren d.
Borkey, is stricken, after an over
night trip from the Military Sea
Transport Service vessel. Gen
eral Upshur.
The 24-year-old soldier from
EllerSon, Va, was taken from
Evening star., 1954-05-26
LOOK AT THESE FACTS
FACT ]
WHY'S is the SAFEST car

"M0T0R TREND" magazine last year published ratings
of 20 leading American automobiles safety. They
picked AERO WILLYS the safest the
road! Against the entire field Of entrants in the
1884 Rallye Monte Carlo, AERO WILLYS was
awarded the first prize de Securite Routiere -.
'The safest car on the road"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
"DALMATINSkA SL0GA" u SAN PEDRO
SLAW b0-G0D|SNJICU H. B. zAlEDNlCE

San Pedro, Calf. - Odsjek br 58S 'Damatinska "So-
ga priredjuje veiku prosavu sesdesetgodisncu svoe
Hrvatske Bratske Zadnice 4godsncu svoga opstanka
Ova velika prosava odrzati &c 16 oktobra
ce ijepo dvoran nasega Jugosavenskoga Kluba San
Pedro.
Ia vrjeme prosave imati cemo posebnu cast, da
&c mas COST glavn govornik bt mas glavn bagajnk il
Pittsburgha brat Martin Krasic. sAa~s
Brat Krasc dobro poznaje poslovanje Zaednce te &c
prkazati njen znaca vaznost so ee svima
susatelma dobro posluz da upoznau nasu najvecu
bratsku dobrotvornu organizaciju.
Sa ovime pozvljemo nase clanove da bezuvjetno
prisustvuu ovoj prosav. Takodjer pozvjemo bracu
sire, zaednicare IL mesta okolice nase zemljake
prijatelje, da posjete prikom
Stavljamo svima da ne b prepustil ovu ijepu
prilku da naseg dragoga costa doeekamo svoj nasoj
snazi navecem brou, sto &c bratu Krasicu biti maj
draze, da zajedno moze pozdrav Sc icno
upoznat. radi velike udaljenos cd Ptsburgha,
mao dolaze braca gavn odbonc il glavnoga ureda
Zajednice pax kad dozvi priku sada nastojmo
da time sto bolje okoristmo.
Ujedno ovime obavjescujem clansvo nasega odsjeka
"Damanska Sloga da cemo nasu redovnu sjedncu odr-
zat 12 oktobra sat navece Jugosavenskom Kubu.
Sa bratskim pozdravom Joseph Margetch, blagajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
Pros|ava &-godisnjjice PomIadka 143i
Pofast nasoj kra|jici Lillian Raspo|ich

East Pittsburgh Pa - Gnijezdo broj 143 Pomadka
HBz pomoc odseka broj al HBZ savi 35godisnjicu
svoga opstanka nedeju 10. oktobra, sat vecer
Radnickom Domu, Electric North Ave-, ujedno daje
pocas nasoj kralci Lillian Raspolch koja e odnea dru
gu nagradu prosav 6Ogodsnjce Hrvaske Bratske Ia
jednice Zaedncarskog Dana West View Parku go
dine Ovom prlikon odsek gnijtzdo zaedniek ee po-
castt nasu mladu Lllianu iepm darom koji &c joj
ostati trajnoj uspomeni.
Sv clanovi Pomadka bti &c pocascen podvoren bes-
platnim jelom napitkom kao satksma.
Ma programu &c sudjeovati Kolo grupa z East Pitts
burgha, koja je progasena kao jedna cd najbojh.
Omladinski Tamburaski Zbor gnjezda br 129 Pomlad-
ka HBZ iz Wlmerdnga, takodjer &c biti programu
poslije &c svirati pies
Pozdravn govor odrzati &c brat Joseph Bella glavni
tajnik Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce.
Drugu tacku programa obavt cemo naknadno
Pozive cjeokupno clanstvo "Hrvatske Vile, odsJe-
ka broj al HBZ da dodje znacanu proslavu da
dovede svoju djecu pratele Pozivemo takoder ostao
clanstvo HBZ ovoj okoc Dodte svi da dostono pro-
slavmo 35obljetnicu naseg gnijezda nase djece bu
ducnost Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Dobro dosi! Odbor
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
0V0 Sc VAS TICE LICN0

Jeste Ii Plato svoju clana-
rinu? - To je vazno vase o.
sobno pitanje, koje ne hi smio
zaboraviti. Svaki mjesec re-
dovito trebate uplatiti odsjec-
nom tajniku svoje pristojbe.
Nezaboravite da tajnik Ia
kodjer plaza svoje pristojbe
i jos vodi brigu o wanna da
III i vi uplatite u vrijeme.
Nemarni clanovi zadavaju
odvise posla brige svojim
odsjecnim tajnicima. To nije
lijepo - nije bratski.
"Dug je nemio drug! -
Zato nastojte podmiriti svoju
dugovinu - cim prize - ne
odlazite "a drugi put, jer CO.
vjek nikada nezna kad ga
nesreca moze stici.
Jest, dragi brate, uplacuj-
te redovno svoje pristojbe,
da budete u redovima svijes-
nih zajednicara i kako Sc o.
no kaze - "Cisti racuni du-
ga ljubav!" - To vam je u
dobroj namjeri opomena "a
vase bolie.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

su nasi pioniri ustrojili ne
samo "a sebe, nego "a mas i
nase potomstvo. Mnogi nasi
doseljenici SUI dosli ovamo da
81 zasluze bolji komad kruha,
i da nadju sto udobniji Ii
vot "a sebe i svoju porodicu.
Mnogi su cd njih stelzli i pri-
skrbili ljepsi zivot, ali svima
nj to nije bio moguce, nego
su prolazili kako SUI najbolje
mogli. Ali jedni i drugi SUI
razumjeli potrebu, da i'm je
potrebna jed n a zajednicka
organizacija, koja da i'll po-
moze u slucajevima bolesti,
smrti i drugim nezgodama.
Zato su nasi pioniri pred 60
godina udarili cvrste temelje
ovoj nasoj plemenitoj organi-
zaciji, koja nam je sada svi-
ma ma cast ponos. u onim
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

uspjesniju proslavu ina mno-'
go posla to najbolje znadu
oni, koji sudjeluju u pripre-
mama ma cija ledja je pao
tai rad.
ia sam i prize pisao kako
bi trebalo owe proslave isko-
ristiti sto bolje u interesu ma
Sc Zajednice. Ma prvo mje-
sto stavio sam pitanje jaca-
ME nash redova, dakle, u
pisavanje novih clanova. Do
sada u tome smo promasili,
jar jako mali broj novog
clanstva je upisan kao po-
slijedica ovih znacajnih vr-
10 uspjesnih proslava. Mogu-
&c to dolazi bas IL razloga
sto najaktivniji dio clanstva
je zauzet sa samim proslava-
ma tako owl nemaju vreme-
ma, nj prilike, da sc posvete
dobivanju novih clanova. Co.
vjek sc zaista nemoze raza-
peti ma sve strane i tako dok
ma jednoj strani napreduje,
ma drugoj Sc primjecuje ne
dostatak.
Moralni uspijeh i vrijedna
reklama je polucena ma swim
ovim proslavama. I materi-
jalna strana nije zaostala i
to je dobro, jer svakom od-
sjeku svakom "Sredisnjem
Odboru" potrebna je blagaj-
ma. Sudeci po izvjestajima IL
gleda da je mas "Sredisnji
Odbor" cd 9 odsjeka u So.
Chicago, najbolje iskoristio o.
WI proslavu u koilko sc to
odnosi ma materijalni uspijeh.
Braca u tom mjestu su izdali
program knjigu cd 78 strani-
ca sa prigodnim predgovo-
rom, posvecenim 60-godisnji-
ci Zajednice. Braca sestre
su iskoristili ovu rijetku pri-
liku da Sc bilo odsjeci iii rji-
hova sredisnjica i Material
no pojaca.
Proslave dolaze i prolaze,
materijalni prihod je vrije-
dan ali i on prodje, ali ako
sc ma racun proslava upise
oveci broj clanstva, ono &c u
glavnome ostati u nasim re-
dovima. Moralni uspijeh ma
svima dosadanjim proslava-
ma bio je velicanstven, ali nj
je kasno da Sc tai duh i to
odusevljenje iskoristi "a ja-
canje nasih redova. Nakon
uspjesnih proslava nebi smi-
jeli ,prestati radon i zivjeti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

u odusevljenju koje je stvo-
reno ma proslavama, vec bi
trebalo obici ma stotine onih,
koji su bill dio velikog broja
prisutnih, a nisu clanovi ma
81. Oni su bill ocevidci, sto
znaci biti clan jedne ovakove
vrijedne organizacije kao sto
je nasa kao takove sada &c
iii Sc lakse nagovoriti da po-
stanu clanovi tako da u bu-
ducim pripremama sudjeluju
kao punopravni clanovi svih
svecanosti.
Odbor kampanje je pred
vidjao da bi u ovoj kampa-
Mi trebali upisati 5000 no.
viii clanova i sest milijuna
dolara osiguracije. Sada smo
Sc poceli bojati da moguce
to necemo poluciti. Mislim da
nije pogresno priznati da je
zapelo, jer nitko drugi osim
naseg vlastitog clanstva mo-
ze da to ispravi, a ispraviti
Sc jos uvijek moze. JOS ina
demo tri mjeseca kampanje,
a u roku cd tri mjeseca mo-
ze Sc mnogo uciniti, ako Sc
ina wolfe ako Sc stvar u
zme ozbiljno. Raspolozenje "a
nasu Zajednicu je vrlo po-
voljno po swim nasim mje-
stima, ali sada je potrebno
pobrati plodne uslove tog ras-
polozenja.
Raspodijelimo rad i uspijeh
je osiguran. Nesmijemo oce-
kivati previse samo cd nash
najistaknutijih graditelja, ne
mogu nj oni sve poluciti ma
doknaditi sto smo do sada
zaostali. Sa druge strane ia
kodjer nemojmo zauzeti sta
noviste = ah kakove koristi
cd toga ako ia dobijem samo
jednog clana, sa jednim no
vim clanom manjevise, nebi
Sc mnogo pomoglo.
Tako dugo dok cemo ma o.
vaj nacin gledati ma n a s e
kampanje, one nemogu biti
uspjesne. Par stotina clanova
ne mogu praviti cudesa pa i
ako upisu svaki so wise no.
viii clanova. Ali cd sedan
deset hiljada clanova, kada
bi samo svaki deseti Clan u
pisao novog clana bilo to u
odraslo clanstvo iii Pomladak
mi bi znatno prekoracili ma
su odredjenu kvotu.
Poduzmite korake, odlucite
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

vremenima oni SUI mali sva-
kojakih poteskoca, mnogo vi
Sc nego sto in mi danas ina
demo, pax zbog toga zaslu-
zuju da in Sc ma ovoj pro-
slavi sjetimo i dademo i'm Ia
.sluzno priznanje. Oni su to
cd mas sviju zasluzili, jer su
u svoje vrijeme krcili trno-
viii put usprkos svih potes-
koca, te nisu malaksali, nego
sa dobrom voljom odlucnos-
Gu SUI gradili i podizali nasu
Zajednicu IL nicesa, koja je
danas jedna medju najvecim
bratskim organizacijama u o.
voj zemlji.
Stoga brace i sestre i O.
stall prijatelji u drzavi Ohio,
uzmite oval dan kao jedan cd
najvaznijih dana, pax svi do
djite da zajednicki proslavi-
mo ovu nasu vrijednu usta-
novu i da time pokazemo j
ostalim narodima, da u mama
bije jos hrvatsko slavensko
srce. Dodjite da uzvelicate O.
WI proslavu i da ma istoj is
kazemo pocast nasim zivim
pionirima, koji su so iii wise
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

godine clanovi H.B.Z., kao i
da pocastimo nase prijatelje
druge narodnosti, koji &c do
ci da nam govore pomognu
uzvelicati ovu slavu. Uz 60
vornike imati cemo i drugi
program, a poslije toga uz
zvuk glazbe pjesme kucnut
cemo nase casice u zdravlje
sviju clanova H.B.Z. i njenog
Pomlatka, te vjecni pokoj i
slavu nasim pokojnicima ma
sve cetiri strane.
Braco i sestre, svakako da
sa ovom zabavom dolaze i
troskovi, te je zakljucak bio
cd svih zastupnika cleve-
landskih odsjeka, da dademo
stampat Spomen Knjigu, u
kojoj &c nasi strani trgovci
imati priliku da objave svo-
je trgovine. Stoga preporucu-
jem svima nasim trgovcima,
koji budu ovo citali, da sto il
dasnije pomognete ovu stvar,
te kada vam dodje koji bilo
odsjecni zastupnik, da ga ne
odbijete, nego da mu dadete
sto bolji oglas. l to cim prize,
tako da Sc Spomen Knjiga
moze ma vrijeme urediti.
U to ime ia vam Sc svima
zahvaljujem klicem: Bill svi
zdravi i veseli i do vidjenja
ma proslavi.
- Edward S. Benich,
zastupnik odsjeka 235.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
n A R 0

Narod je zajednica ljudi
iste krvi, istoga jezika, iste
narodne iii autohtone kul-
ture, iste historijske proslo-
sti, koji cjelovit zivi ma svom
historijskom teritoriju pot
punim narodnim zivotom, te
kao subjekt iii ma temelju
zivoga i narodnog prava je-
dino je svoi cimbenik uprav-
ljanja. - Sarinic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

Sc da cete naci barem jed
nog novog clana do konca O.
We kampanje, pa onda sami
cete sc cuditi kako smo to
mnogo napredovali owe zna-
cajne godine kada slavimo
60-godisnjicu nase Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29

Najveca osjeguracija kod
H. B. Zajednice jeste svota
cd $1,000. Ma ovu svotu mo-
ze Sc osjegurah do 40 godina
starOsti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-29
U P0GLEDU PR0SLAVE b0.G0DISNJICE
K0JA CE Sc ODRzATI u CLEYELANDU
Cleveland. Ohio

Cleveland Ohio Stovana brace sestre clanovi HBZ,
kao ostali Hrvat i Slaveni grada Ceveanda Wanna je
vc mnogma poznato da &c nasi ovdasn odsec proslav
godsncu Hvatske Bratske Zajednice 28 novembra
owe godne ma edan Ijep dostojn nacn bogatm pro-
gramom.
Mi sYi nestrpljenjem cekamo tai dan, da odusev
lenem proslavmo naSu divnu savnu ustanovu koju