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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-05-07

In many ways we are alike. We
need 10 eat, and sleep. and play.
We need love and attention. But
we are each differsnt-just like
all children. We have different
ways OF smiling and eating .--
ways we like TO be held. We all
look a little different from the
fellow beside US. Some Of us are
white, some Negro, some Ameri-
can Indian and some Oriental
Some Of us are a mixture OF sew
eral races.
Are There Mothers And Fathers
For Us9
We are sure there must be poo
pie who would like to have US for
their very own children II they
knew about III. We think there
may be people whose home may be
made more happy because they
have adopted children. Or there
may be people who have and love
children so much that they may
want more, We don't ask for par
ents with lots OF money or social
prominence. We only want to have
what most other kids have par
ents who win look after IN, and
love us, and be proud Of usl
The Minnesota Council On A
doptions. representing all Mime
sofa adoption agencies, makes a
special appeal on behalf OF chill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

Mems Day Observance
Mems Day win be observed to-
morrow at Metropolitan AME
Church, 1913 M street NV. The
Rev. g. Dewey Robinson, pastor,
will preach at IL am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
~ Baptist Churches Planning
Lectures by Missionaries

In Japan: Mrs. Fred Kidd, recent
visitor to South America: the
Rev. C.. Dwight Klinck, director
Of Brooks House. Hammond Ind.
Also, the Rev. Alfred Merrill.
missionary to Assam; the Rev.
Adam Morales. missionary to
Spanish Americans. Los Angeles:
DR.. Arnold T. Ohrn. general Sec
rotary Of the Baptist World Al
lance; the Rev. Carlos Paroles.
Home Board worker in Austin.
Texas; the Rev. and Mrs. Ewell
Payne, missionaries to North
Carolina Cherokee Indians; DR..
William A. Petzoldt, missionary
to Crow Indians in Wyoming.
Also, the Rev. Jeanne K. Sher-
man, mission worker in South
Dakota: the Rev. Santiago Soto
Fontanez, Puerto Rican pastor
and editor: DR.. and Mrs. Roy F..
Starmer. publishing work in
Rome. Italy: the Rev. Philip
Uhlinger, missionary to the Bel
gian Congo, Miss Bertha Wallis,
superintendent Of the Good VIII
Center for Italians. Birmingham.
Ala.
Also. the Rev. Charles l..
Whaley, jr.. and Mrs. Whaley,
missionaries to japan: the Rev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
Several Churches LIST
Guests as Speakers

Several Washington churches
have announced guest speakers
for tomorrow.
DR.. Hurst r. Anderson, presi-
dent Of American University, will
speak at $50 and IL am. at Ar
lington Methodist Church, Glebe
road and Eighth street. His topic
is THE Layman's Responsibility. +"
DR.. Eugene F. Gonda of the
Library Of Congress will speak at
GAS pm. at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. He will speak
on MY Personal and Scientific
Encounter with the Faith"
The Rev. William Holmes Bor-
ders. pastor of Wheat Street
Baptist Church, Atlanta, will
speak at IL am. at Rankin
Chapel. Howard University.
DR.. Arthur L. Carson, recently
retired president Of Silliman
College. will speak at $50 and
IL am. at Takoma Park Presby-
terrain Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

child to her class Of children, all
about 6 years old.
When she came to the part
about the three Wise Men. she
said. "And the Wise Men fol-
lowed the STAR. :"
The following Sunday she
asked one little girl to retell the
story
The child did. When she came
to the Wise Men. she said. "And
the three Wise Men followed the
newspaper.
Few people have the Satisfac-
ton Of seeing a church window
dedicated to them. That was the
recent experience Of Chaplain
Fred H. Heather. jr., Of WASH
ington. associate secretary Of the
Commission on Chaplains. the
Methodist Church.
"A SnOrC fClme ago members OF
the Methodist Church at Ran
shaw, Pa. celebrated the 25th
anniversary Of the opening Of
their present church. It was put
up while Chaplain Heather was
pastor, 1926-34-his first pas
torate.
In appreciation of his work
during those years the members
decided to dedicate the Gothic
altar window in the sanctuary to
him. The members obviously
were going on the theory that
it is good to honor our worthy
living as well as our venerated
dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

RaAin Rthlr Qtlaaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
Service Of Prayer
For Lapsed Catholics

The Most Rev. Bryan J. Nc
Entegart, rector of Catholic Uni
versity. will preside at a service
of prayer for lapsed Catholics at
8 o'clock tonight at the National
Shrine of the Immaculate Con-
ception.
The Very Rev. Ignatius Smith.
dean of the school Of philosophy,
will preach.
The service Is the sixth ses-
sion Of the Chair of Unity &C.
tave for the union of all religious
groups in the Catholic Church.
Services at 8 pm. tomorrow
will be for the conversion of the
Jewish people and at 8 pm. Mon
day for THE Missionary Con-
quest of the World for Christ"
Both services will be at the
shrine.
The Monday night service will
be presided over by the Most Rev.
Joseph Whelan. bishop Of Owerri,
Central Africa. The Most Rev.
Richard Cushing. archbishop of
Boston. was originally scheduled
to speak but cancelled his en-
gagement because of illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

DR.. Pickett originated and edi-
ted the Clipsheet and The Voice.
and viii continue as editor emer-
titus. Among his books are EN-
emies Of Youth" and "Cyclopedia
Of Temperance"
He represented the United
States Government as the 10th
International Congress on Alco-
holism at Lausanne in 1921.
He is a fellow Of the Yale
Clinic and helped establish the
National Schools of Alcohol
Studies and Christian Action.
DR.. Pickett is a native of Dain-
gerf1eld, Tex, and a graduate of
Asbury College. He was recently
awarded an honorary doctorate
of laws from McMurry College.
DR.. Pickett makes his home
at "Marlee." Lorton, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
Union Mission Plans
Homecoming Service

Central Union Mission will
hold its annual homecoming and
old-timers meeting at 7:45 pm.
Monday in the mission, 624 In
diana avenue NV.
d.. Albert p. Shirley, pastor
Of Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church, win speak.
Reports on the missions ac-
tivities will be made by the Rev.
Herbert e. Eberhardt. mission
superintendent and Mrs. Eber-
hardt. in charge Of the cnildren's
program.
An award for the outstanding
volunteer worker for 1853 will
be given.
Major william H. Ramsey,
president Of the missions board
Of directors, will preside. The
mission was started SO years ago
at 9O0, Pennsylvania avenue NV.
It moved into the present home,
after being at several other loca-
tons. In 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

Ghnrrhra nf Ghrtst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

Forty-two Baptist churches
tomorrow will begin a week-long
series Of missions with 80 mis-
sionaries telling Of their expert
ences on five continents. The
missionaries will go from church
to church enabling each church
to hear several speakers.
A conference Of pastors Of
the District Of Columbia Baptist
Convention and visiting mis-
sionarfes will be held at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Dodge Hotel. The
Rev. Herbert Baucom, pastor of
Takoma Park Baptist Church.
and general chairman of the
World Mission Week Committee,
will preside.
DR.. William j. Crowder. direc-
tor of the conventions depart
ment of missions and evange-
ism. is director of the week-long
program.
A missionary will speak at o
daily luncheon meeting at 1880
pm. at Bethany Church, 1891
Colorado avenue NV.
DR.. Johnson to Speak.
Speaking at Hillandale Church
at the morning service tomor-
row will be DR.. Ralph M. john
son, general director Of the
Council of Missionary Corpora
ton, American Baptist Foreign
Mission Society. He will speak at
Bethesda First Baptist Church
at 7:45 pm.
DR.. Frank K. Means, secretary
of education and promotion for
the Southern Baptist Foreign
Mission Board, will speak at the
evening service tomorrow at Sill
yer Spring Church.
Among the other speakers will
be the Rev. E. H. Giedt and the
Rev. Loren E. Noren, imprisoned
by Chinese Communists for two
years.
Mr.. Giedt will speak tomorrow
at 8 and 1t:15 am. at Calvary
Church. He will also speak at
8 pm. at National Baptist
Church.
Mr.. Noren's engagements to-
morrow will be at the morning
service for Bethal Church. and
the 7:45 pm. service for Ana
costa Church.
Other Speakers.
Other speakers tomorrow will
be:
DR.. and Mrs. Philip Austin.
missionary in the Belgian Con-
go; the Rev. Oswald Quick. mis-
sionary in the Far East; DR.. T.
M. Chastain, executive secretary;
American Baptist Home Mission
Society; the Rev. Paul A. Collyer
associate secretary. foreign de-
partment. American Bible So
ciety.
Also, DR.. c. C. Thomas. gen.
eral secretary, Maryland Bap-
fist Union Association; Dr.. Jesse
r. Wilson, home secretary, Amer
lean Baptist Foreign Mission So
ciety, and Miss Pearl Clifford. di-
rector, Kathleen Mallory Good
Will Center, Baltimore.
Also, Mrs. o. K. Armstrong,
assistant editor of The Baptist
World; Mrs. Mildred Dunn, edi-
torial assistant to the Home Mis-
sion Board; the Rev. j. Martin
England, missionary to Burma;
the Rev. Harold D. Gregory. as
sociational missionary and SUI
perintendent of missions in Nash
vile, Tenn.
Also, the Rev. Frank Halbeck,
field worker in the department
of Jewish missions; the Rev.
Winfred o. Harper. missionary
in Africa; Miss Mary D. Jesse,
lecturer and former missionary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
Holy Name Society
Members to Speok

Two members of the Holy
Name Society of st. Anthony's
Catholic Church will speak on
the Faith Of Our Fathers good
will program at II am. tomor-
row on radio station VOL.
Frank B. Curran and c. Leroy
Olson will discuss as the Cath
Ole Church Undemocratic?" as
the last Of four talks on Catholic
contributions to the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

Church's 9th Anniversary
Landover Hills (Md.) Baptist
Church will observe its eighth
anniversary at II am. and 8 pm.
services tomorrow. The Rev.
II. p. Clougf1 Is pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
Trinity Installation

Installation services for con-
gregational officers and church
council will be held at $50 and
IL am. tomorrow at Trinity
Lutheran Church. Mount Raj
nier-Hyattsville. The Rev. Ken
meth r. Hoffman,. pastor, will
speak on Kingdoms for Every
body"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

month. He will
be succeeded
by Roger Bur
6 e SIS. former
editor of a
M e t h o dis t
youth publica-,
ton.
DR.. Pickett
was honored
with q Qlnnef
recen atty at
which Bishop
Palll r. Mar.
tin Of Little
Rock. Ark.
was master Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

The Star evidently bulks large
In the life of Washington's small
fry, If a story going the rounds
Of a church around Chevy Chase
Circle is to be believed.
The Sunday school teacher re-
lated the story of the Christ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23

M. Basil Williams, director Of
South Chicago Neighborhood
House: the Rev. Raymond Kolb,
missionary in Brazil. and DIR.
Peter H. H. Lee, missionary to
China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-23
Dr.. {. Deefs Pickett,
Veteran Dry Leader,
Plans Retirement

Or. e. Deets Pickett, for Al
years research secretary Of the
Board Of Temperance Of the
Methodist Church, win retire this
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

Chicago, Ill. - Ma "a. srp-
MIA 1854. proslavise 50-godis-
njicu svoga bracnog zivota
dugogodisnji clanovi nase e
drustva "Istarske Sloge", od-
sjeka broj 148 HBZ., Anton
i Mara Jurkovic, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo, da in vide
clanovi naseg odsjeka i prija-
telji i rodbina, koji nisu mog-
Ii prisustvovati ovoj njihovoj
rijetkoj svecanoj slavi zbog
daljine.
Svecanost zlatnog iubileja
je obavljena u hrvatskoj ka-
tolickoj crkvi Uznesenje Bla-
zene Dievice Marie ma 60-toj
ulici i Marshfield. U 9:30 sa-
tt u jutro sluzila Sc sveta mi
sa uz prisutnost niihove die
ce, zetova, unucadi, rodbine
i priiatelja. Nakon crkvenih
obreda svecari su krenuli u
svoj dom, gdie su rodbina i
prijatelii tai dan k NINA do
lazili, da ih pozdrave i cesti-
taju i'm ma 50-godisnjici brac-
nog zivota.
Ma vecer SUI svecari bill po-
zvani da dodju u posjet svo-
je kcerke Danice. Zaista u
stanu kcerke cekalo je n.iih
veliko iznenadjenje j veselie
njihovog zlatnog pira, koje
su priredile II pocast svojim
roditeliira niihove kcerke =
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
Sveto Pismo ma hrvatskom jeziku -
Nai|iepSi dar "a doIazeCe b|aqdane

SVETO PISMO je knjga mad knjigama najjeps dar
cd trajne vrednost Bozc Novu Godinu svaku drugu
zgodu prigodu.
Najnovje izdanje Svetog Psma Novoga Zavjeta ma
hrvaskom eziku e velka epo opremljena tvrdo
kajiga kou je preveo IL oginala jep hvatsh je-
xix Vrhbosanski Dr. Ivan Ev saric Knga je uresena
skama drvoreza ko prkazuu zvot Krsta, koe je IL
radio navec hrvatski kpar edan cd nasavnijih kpara
svieu uopce Ivan Mestrov Osm toga knga je ukra-
sena ednom sikom bojama cd hvatskog slikara mnja
tura Julia Klovica
Sveto Pismo Novoga Zavjeta je prekrasan dar kao
stvoren svaku katolicku obite America kojoj Sc
hrvatsk jerk govor razumije Gjena je knjizi $400
naruct moze iii unaprjed poslan iii c. o. D.,
iii otplau da posaljee sada doara doara kasnje
Narlldzbe novac treba slat adresu:
Rt Rev. Msgr. JOSIP MIs1c
ga Sveto Pismo)
1869 East 4Oth Street
Cleveland 3, Ohio U. S. A.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

Mr.. p. Ostovic, p. O. Box
455, Station b., Montreal, p.
@. Canada. Cijena je knjizi -
"a U. S. A. $3.50, "a Kanadu
$3.50 ukljucivo postarina.
Brat Ostovic je jedan cd
najvrijednijih suradnika Ia
jednicara. Mnogi mas pitaju
"a njegovu adresu da mu ce-
stitaju ma njegovim clancima,
koje donosimo u Zajednicaru,
pax neka sc sluze s gornjom
adresom.
Njegovu knjigu "Istina o
Jugoslaviji" preporucamo, jer
je zaista vrijedna preporuke
i drzimo da bi ju svaki mas
covjek trebao procitati, a ko-
j imadu odraslu djecu da je
djeci preporuce, da Sc upo-
znavaju s nasom starom do
movinom. - Urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
0v0 Sc VAS TItE LItN0

Jeste Ii Plato svoju Gana-
rinu? - To je vazno vase O.
sobno pitanje, koje ne bi smio
zaboraviti. Svaki mjesec re-
dovito trebate upIatiti odsjec-
nom tajniku svoje pristojbe.
Nezaboravite da tajnik ta-
kodjer plaza svoje pristojbe
i jos vodi brigu o wanna da
iii i vi uplatite u rijeme.
Nemarni clanovi zadavaju
odvise posla j brige svojim
odsjecnim tajnicima. To nije
lijepo - nije bratsh.
Dug je nemio drug! -
Zato nastojte podmiriti svoju
dugovinu - 6im prize - ne
odlazite "a drugi put, jer CO.
vjek nikada nezna kad ga
nesreca mole stici.
Jest, dragi brate, uplacuj-
te redovno svoje pristojbe,
da budete u redovima svijes-
nih zajednicara j kako sc O.
no kaze - "Cisti racuni du-
ga ljubav!" - To vam je u
dobroj namjeri opomena "a
vase bolje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

MIA bila upisana po svojim
roditeljima u nase gnijezdo
Pomlatka, a kad je navrsila
18 godina presla je u odras-
10 clanstvo. Polazila je nasu
hrvatsku katolicku osnovnu
skolu, a zatim mjesnu High
School, koje je svrsila sa od-
likom. Sada je pax nastavila
sa naukom ovdje u mjesnoj
bolnici uci "a bolnicarku
(Nurse). Mi joj zelimo dobar
uspjeh u nauci, tako da bi
.postigla svoje zelje.
Dobro nam dosla u ods jek
mlada sestro Goldie, u ko-
jem ces naci svoga oca j maj
ku, kao i svoja tri brata,
Steve, William Jimmy, koji
su isto presli il Pomlatka u
odraslo clanstvo.
Goldie je kcerka nasih ov-
die dobro poznatih kolonista,
Ivana i Lube Klisanin, koji
su dugogodisnji clanovi H.
B. e., pa tako uce i svoju
djecu. Oni su takodjer vrlo
aktivni i u drugim nasim hr-
vatskim miesnim drustvima.
Brat Ivan Klisanin je vec du-
81 niz godina predsjednik ma
Seq ovdje gradjanskog pot
pornog i politickog kluba Do
brotvor, a sestra Ljuba Xii
sanin je preds sjednica drus-
tva Hrvatska zena grana II
vec dugi niz godina. Dakle
obojica uvijek neumorno ra-
de "a napredak svojih drus-
tava i hrvatskog naroda. A
njezina braca SUI pax vrlo ak
tivni u HBZ. i u sportu. Sa
dolaskom mlade Goldie u mas
odsiek, familija Klisanin ina
de 6 clanova u nasem odsje-
ku HBZ., pax i'm ovim pu-
TEN cestitamo ma njihovom
aktivnom radu "a svoje or
ganizacije, kao j ma dobrom
odgoju svoje diece
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

ljani &c dati potrebnu radnu
snagu i gradjevii material,
ali nijesu u stanju da pri-
bave potrebne lijecnicke in
strumente j lijekove. Nina
je potrebna pomoc njihovih
sumjestana ostalih Polu-
otoeana, razasutih po cita-
vom svijetu, kao i ostalih do
bronamjernih Hrvata, Srba j
Slovenaca.
Do sada SUI dobili prilicnu
materijalnu novcanu pomoc
cd Hrvata IL JUNE Amerike,
ali ia pomoc pokriva TEX ne
znatni dio potreba, pax tim
darovateljima ovim putem IL
ricemo najtopliju hvalu, uvje-
reni da &c oni jos dosta toga
doprinijeti. Tvrdo uvjereni,
da medju nasim iseljenicima
sa Peljesca, koji su rasuti di-
ljem Udruzenih Drzava Sic
verne Amerike i Kanade. los
nije ugasla ljubav "a njihov
rodni kra.i, "a njihov ubavi
i pitomi Peljesac upucujemo
oval topli apel-poziv ma njih,
da priteknu u pomoc svojim
Kunovljanima da podupru
njihovu plemenitu akciju
podhvat. Svaki i naiman-j j
prinos bilo u novcu bilo u
materijalu - liiecnickim in
strumentima lijekovima -
NINA ce dobro doci, te &c "a
njih mnogo znaciti.
Njihove plemenite darove
pax bill oni i najmanji, po-
tomci ce znati da cijene j da
Sc "a iste zahvale.
Darove prinose slati IL.
ravno ma ovu adresu:
Odbor "a Gradnju Donna
Narodnog Zdravlja
(tajnik Stipo Spaleta)
Kuna ma Poluotoku Peljescu
Jugoslavija.
Peljes6anin
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
now Lick "a R0DILJE

zene porodilje obicno po-
kazuju znakove nervoze, ziv-
cane napetosti razdrazljivo-
sti. Medjutim, kad Sc takvim
zenama dade jedna relativno
nova droga, ustvari novi lick
poznat pod imenom "metil-
pentinol" - one Sc osjecaju
mnogo bolje, potpuno smire-
no i bezbrizno.
DR.. Gordon Rorn, lijecnik
najpoznatijeg londonskog ro-
dilista, objavio je nedavno da
je tai lick dao zadovoljava-
JUICE rezultate kod 22O po-
rodilja, i to bez ikakvih stet-
nih posljedica "a majku iii
dijete.
Ova droga ranije Sc upo-
trebljavala kao lick "a u
spavljivanje, poznat pod ime-
nom "dormison" i "oblivon"
Lick nije neko anesteticno
sredstvo, niti sredstvo "a u
blazivanje bolova. U onim do
zama, koje je dr.. Rorn da-
vac pacijentkinjama, on kod
njih nije izazivao dremljivost.
Glavni efekt tog lijeka odra-
lava Sc u zivcanozn olaksa-
nju. Karakteristicno je da je
tai lick uspjesniji i efikasni-
j kod onih zena koje su ner-
voznije.
Jedino sto Sc moglo zapazi-
ii je to, da su neke pacijent-
kinje poslije uzimanja metil-
pentinola postale zaboravni-
je, ali je ia zaboravnost ira
iala veoma kratko vrijeme.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22
zLATNI JUBILEE ANT0NA | MARE yURK0V|C

Marica, udata Cuculich, Toni
ca Danica,. udata Pound
stone. Tu Sc je naslo veliki
broj osoba, rodbine prija-
telja, pax Cd iznenadjenja
svecari su cd radosti i pro-
plakali. Svi SUI i'm zazelili da
iii Svevisnji Gospodin Bog
pozivi jos mnogo godina u
zdravlju i veselju. Ovo je "a
ista bilo jedno lijepo veselje
ma kojem su bill svi zadovolj-
nj, a koje je trajalo do kasno
u noci.'
Mas brat Anton i Mara Jur-
kovic rodjeni su ma otoku
Krku, opcina Vrbnik. Anton
dolazi IL sela Garica, a su-
pruga mu Cd sela Risika. u
ovu zemlju su dosli 1904. 60
dine, a u nasu HBZ. SUI pri-
stupili 1905, i cd tada su
stalno clanovi naseg drus-
tva "Istarske Sloge", odsjeka
broj 148.
U ime clanstva naseg od-
sieka mi nasim sveGarima ce-
stitamo ma 50-godisn iici brac-
nog zivota, uz zelie da iii Bog
pozivi da docekaju svoj dia-
mantni jubiiel u krugu svoje
obitelji, rodbine svih prija-
telja. Twill i sretni bill ma
mnogo ljeta.
Ia odsjek broi 14S HBZ.,
Ana Radio, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

maJkama pr porodu kao i
novorodjenoj djeci.
Izgradnja ovakove ustano-
We ma ovom Poluotoku uka-
zuje Sc neophodno potreb-
nom, jer slicne takove ustano-
We niti ma samom Poluotoku,
a niti u bliznjoj okolini do
sada nema, vec je narod "a
slueaj potrebe bio upucivan
bio u Dubrovnik bilo u Met
kovic, dakle preko mora, pax
je takova pomoc u 900 slu-
cajeva pruzena prekasno. O.
vakova zdravstvena ustanova
bila bi cd koristi ne samo
opcini Kuna, nego ostalim
opcinama ma Poluotoku, kao
sto su Trpanj, Janjina Ore
bic, jednom rijecju swim sta
novnicima Poluotoka.
Sva su mjesta ma ovom
Poluotoku grdno stradala u
proslom ratu, jer Sc je pri
koncu samog rata sva snaga
i mrznja Hitlerovih i Paveli-
cevih hordi srusila ma tai
Poluotok, jer je narod branio
svoju slobodu, svoje zivote i
svoja imanja. Ma tom Polu-
otoku vodjene su teske kr-
wave borbe, pax Sc slobodno
moze reci da je svaka druga
kuca unistena, a narcotic u
Janjini Kuni, a nema kuce
koja nije izgubila barem jed
nog iii diva clana.
Ova akcija Kunovljana je
"a svaku pohvalu, pax treba
da je podupre i pomogne sva-
XII Peljescanin ma gdje Sc ma
lazio. Dobro &c doci pomoc i
ostale brace Hrvata, Srba i
slovenaca, jer je Peljesac. po-
znato ljetovaliste.
Izgradnja ovakove stanice
je skupa, jer SUI potrebni
mnogi lijecnicki instrument j
lijekovi, koji Sc moraju ma
baviti IL inoZemstva. Kunov-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-22

naglaskom nasoj Zajednici
i tako su prisutni mogli ra-
zumjeti, da mas poznaju i
drugi, "a koje Sc oni nisu ma
dali, da mas poznaju da zna-
du sto o mama. Bill su pri-
sutni i oba naSa svecenika,
mas starina Rev. Oscar Sus-
ter i njegov mladi zamjenik
Rev. Victor B. Stefanac. Ovo
pax sve potvrdjuje, da je o.
va proslava bila zastupana
po razlicitim misljenicima ma
seq naroda, a sto je u SUI
glasju nasih pravila gesla
nase organizacije.
PRIZE podne SUI Sc odsluzile
svete mise u hrvatskoj kato-
lickoj crkvi Sv. Jeronima /
u srpskoj pravoslavnoj crkvi
Ravanici. LA jedan sat po-
slije podne odrzan je banket
u gore pomenutoj velikoj srp-
skoj dvorani. Stoloravnatelj
banketa je bio John F. Bo-
binac, a Fabian Babich ME
gov pomocnik, docim Charles
Jaksich je bio generalni u
pravitelj. PRIZE jela otpjevala
Sc je americka i hrvatska
10 Grubac, koju je pratio
tamburaski zbor Cavaliers.
U vecer je bio koncertni pro-
gram, koji Sc je sastajao cd
wise raznolikih tocaka glazbe,
pjesama j igra, a u kojem su
najvise ucestvovali clanovi IL
nasih gnijezda Pomlatka. Od-
NAH liza vecere je govorio /
mas pravni savjetnik, mladi
brat Thomas R. Balaban, ko-
il je odrzao kratki ali lijepi
! govor. u svom govoru je o.
pisao Zajednicu onako kako
spada i dostoji. Program je
bio zanimljiv i prilicno dug,
a liza toga je nastala plesr
zabava, koja je trajala c.
sitnih sati drugo jutro. I'm.
ma svih ucesnika ma progra-
mu ne iznosim, jer nisam u
zimao njihova imena, a da l
jesam to bi zauzelo previse
prostora u "Zajednicaru". h
Ukratko da zavrsim, ova
proslava nase Zajednice je
lijepo izvedena, svima mama
ce ostati lijepa trajna uspo-
mena zajednicarskog i brat
skog rada u Detroitu oko-
lici.