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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

CLANSTVO NASE ZAJEDNCE U NJOJ
KANADA ZEMLJA VELIKE SLOBODE BUDUCNOST|
Flip Vukelic, urednik Zajednicara

tako posluje. Poslovanje svi podhvati Zajednice vode Sc
prema stecenim iskustvima, a u suglasju ~danasnjice u SUI
glasju drzavnih zakona o osiguracijama potporama.
Uzelo je oko 8 sata dok je %skupstina dosla svome kra-
ju. Rasprava Sc vodla ma posve demokratskoj zajednicar-
skoj bazi, da je svaki, koji je htio, imao rijec dobio je
objasnjenje. Prizna jem, vec pr krau bio sam zamoren toll
kim govorom.
Pri dolasku u Sudbury izrazio je zelju tajnik odsjeka
broj 946, brat John Jacmenovic, da ga posjetim u njegovu
domu. Nissan mogao obecah, jr me je odbor toiko oku-
pirao, to sam mu rekao da ovdje nisam svoj gospodar, vec
kako odbor odredi. On je nakon conference zatrazo cd
odbora, da bi me uzeo k sebi ma veceru. Odobrili SUI "a je-
dan sat. Jacmenovic ~posjeduje lijepu cednu kucicu. Me
gova supruga ~vrijedna gazdarica i dobrocudna, a made i
jednu lijepu inteligentnu kcerku, koju sam prize spomenuo.
One ga dvore, pax mi je upalo u oci, da brat Jacmenovc
zii kao spahija. Moguce SUI ga odvise raznazile. Vecera
je bla zaista g%ospodska.
Ali "a jedan sat evo NIGGA odbora sa diva automobile
pc meme. Treba da idem S NINA. Odsjek broj 1893 "Hrvat-
ski Sinov" made izvan mjesta kraj jednog jezera svoje
zemljiste "a piknike. To sam trebao vdjeti. l Zbilja, imao
sam sto vidjeti. Bas kraj ceste nalazi Sc njihovo prostrano
zemljiste, u pozadini lijepa sumica, a ma zemljstu SUI ma
pravii prostrani pavilion "a pies, zabavu skloniste u slu-
caju kise. U neposrednoj blizini nalazi Sc jezero. Pavilion
SUI clanovi odsjeka sami ~napravili, pax je gradjevina masiv-
ma dobro sagradjena. Vidi Sc da nisu zaili haterijala.
Naravno da su braca ponosna sa svojom %odsjecnom
imovinom. Tko bi mogao zamisGti da nasi odsjeci u pustosi
zabitim mjestina imadu ovako lijepu svoju imovinu.
Imaju nepriika. S 1edne druge strane njihove zem-
lie podignuti su domovi, novo naselje, koji i'm smetaju u
priredbi piknika iii zabave zabranjeno i'm je da imadu jace
pice "a trgovinu. Cini Sc pritisak da bi tn zemlju prodali,
jer Sc nalazi ma idealnom mjestu kraj jezera, sto je podesno
"a turiste. Razumie Sc, da bi nasi napravili dobar profit
da prodaju tn zemlju, ali oni to ljubomorno 6uvaju.
Otud smo svi zajedno posi kod brata Josipa Kolibasa
ma casicu razgovora. U tom drustvu sam PROVED ugodno
vrijeme, kao medju pravom bracom kasno u vece trebalo
je poci ma put. .Braca me ispratise ma stanicu ma WAX.
Nesto bolje ~srdacnije nje Sc moglo ocekivati. Otud sam
ponio ugodnu uspomenu sjecanje ma tai mas svjet u Sud
bury u razmisljanju kakovi je znacaj zajedniGarskoga
bratstva narodne sloge kad Sc to ispravno shvaca. Ljudi
koji Sc nikada u zivotu ~nevidjese, tako SUI u odnosu jedan
prema drugome iskreni, uljudni covjekoljubivi.
Bog INA da Ii &c me "a zivota jos kada put nanijeti
u tai kraj, ali ipak prema tome nasem svijetu onamo 60
jim velike ~osjecaje. I ma kraju, sestre brace, srdacna hva-
la ma svemu zivio vas - Bog!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

ispravno furnace poslovanje
nase Zajednice.
Nije %ispravno, a niti kon-'
struktivno da sami placemo,
kako Sc nemogu dobiti now
clanovi. Tako nije umjesno,
niti sluzi "a progress Zajed-
nice da isticemo i pretjeruje-
mo sami, da SUI tudje organi-
zacije bolje cd nase.
Nevalja tako, brace moja.
Mi clanke negativne naravi
ne mozemo donasati, jer su
ma stetu, posto Sc takovim
pisanjem ubiva napredak /
dobra VOLTA "a rad i odusev-
ljenje pozrtvovnih clanova "a
jacanje zajednice.
Uzmimo "a PRIMER, brata
Georgia Balica u Indiana
Harbor, Ind. On je stariji /
bolezljiv covjek. U njegovu
mjestu nije bolje zaposlenje
nego Ii u drugim industrij-
skim centrima. I on imade
poteskoca "a dobivanje novih
clanova, pa ipak on je m
vrhu pocasne liste graditelja
Zajednice.
Pogledajmo graditelje Ia
jednice u Kanadi. Ma vrhu
kanadske pocasne liste vidi-
mo vrijednu sestru Mary Bur-
ma u Vancouveru, B. c. Nju
slijedi stopu u stopu agilni
brat Joseph Stanovich u Ha-
miltonu, Ont. Mi smo nedav-
no posjetili Hamilton j reko-
Sc nam da je i tamo pritisnu-
la bezposlica, pa ipak on u
spjeva u dobivanju novoga
clanstva.
Vjerujemo da nisu puno
bolje ekonomske prilike nj u
Vancouveru, gdje 1.-Two u kam-
paniji radi sestra Burma.
Uvjek SUI postojale i po-
stole poteskoce "a dobivanje
novih clanova, kao sto po-
stole poteskoce u vodjenju
nash gnijezda i odsjeka, jer
nema dovoljno aktivnih cla-
nova da Sc svojski zauzimlju
"a rad i napredak svoga gni-
jezda iii odsjeka.
Isprike nisu dostojne "a
odrasle Jude, isprike rabe
samo djaci j omladina, kad
joj Sc nece nesto uciniti iii
da svojski prone uz knjigu
i ucenje.
Budimo dakle pozrtvovni u
radu "a svoju Zajednicu, bu-
dino pozitivni, a nedajmo Sc
u pasivnost i negativnost sto
steti svakome napredku.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

ia vjerujem, da mozemo racunati ma suradnju STRIP
ljvost naseg clanstva u buduce, so svakako NINA sami-
ma ma prvom mjestu sluzi ma cast, a cjelokupnom clanstvu
Zajednice diljem Amerike Kanade "a PRIMER prave iskre-
ne ljubavi ponosa prema organizaciji, koje SUI clanovi.
Fondovi Zajednice
o stanju Zajednickih fondova ne moze Sc mnogo reel
ma polugodisnjim sjednicama mjeseca rujna, jer imamo pri
ruci samo izvjesce glavnog tajnika o prihodu rashodu raz-
nih fondova. U nasim ~izvjescima u mjesecu ozujku svake go
dine p~osluzimo Sc sa ~brojkama u godisnjim ~izvjescima, koje
dostavljamo insurance departmentima u drzavama Amerike
j provincijama Kanade, u kojima Zajednica sluzbeno posluje.
U ~izvjescima mjeseca ozujka mozemo tocno ocijeniti ma
predak iii mozebitni nazadak u %pojedinim fondovima pre-
M g~odisnjoj procjeni solventnosti p~ojedinih fondova. No,
mozemo vec sada ustanoviti prema brojkama u izvjeseu
glavnog tajnika, da smo owe godine napredovali onim
istim korakom u swim fondovima organizacije, osim u fon-
du upravne zaklade, kakovim smo korakom stalno krocii
napred zadnjh sest godina. Proslijedimo Ii tim korakom
Nastavak "a 2. strane)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

IA SVRsIMO. - Radi velikih aktivnosti proslava u ma
- sim redovima nismo mogli oval opis nase posjete u
Kanadi u vrijeme stampati pa nastavljamo gdje smo prize
prestali.
Nakon zajednickog objeda u Hrvatskom Donu, nedje-
lju, 6. juna presli smo u gornju dvoranu. Ma okupi je vec
bio prilcan broj ~svijeta. Dan prize u vece odrzana je u
istoj dvorani velika proslava 6O-godisnjice Hrvatske3 Brat
ske ZaJednlce u Sudbury, koju su prlredii, rekosmo, tamos-
MIA nasa cetiri odseka "a edno. Z%ajednicki odbor "a pro-
slavu uredio je da Sc drugi dan odrzi ma istom mjestu pre-
davanje o Zajednici njeznoj vaznosti, ma koje SUI pozvani
svi clanovi neclanovi.
Prize skupstine odbor je imao svoju sjednicu ma pozor-
nci liza zavjese. Cekali smo da svrsi sjednica. K meni pi-
stupi brat Jelenic upita "a putne troskove. Sve sam imao
popisano kazem $50 nekoiko cent?, jr sam putovao obic-
MIN vlakom sa autobussom. Znajuci kako SUI nasi clanovi
osjetljivi "a odsjecnu blagajnu to uvjek ma poziv odsjeka
nastojim da SUI putni troskovi sto mani. Pristupi k mama
i brat Kolibas rece: "Znamo mi koiko stoji put zeljezni-
com IL Pittsburgha ovamo. I mi cemo Yam tako platiti.
Nje mas briga kako ste putovao pjesice iii bio kojim pu-
tenn"
Konaeno me pozvase ma pozornicu pred odbor jedan
odbornik nam uruci novac "a put ma cemu sam sc zahvalio.
U wise glasova rekose: "Prebrojite novce!' Brojim. Bio sam
~iznenadjen da SUI mi platii daleko wise no so sam trazio.
To me je ganulo, pax sc srdacno ponovno zahvalim.
I kad sam vec kod toga. Odbor je "a meme nasao ho-
tel, narucio u istom da niSta nisam plato. Htio sam da po-
castim bracu. Jok! rekose xvi ste mas COST nista neplaca-
te'. PRIZE proslave pristupi k meni lmajka jedne djevojke
koja Sc natjeee "a kraljicu: "Bi Ii nam vi nesto pornogli7@
Izvadih IL dzepa par dolara, a Jedan cd brace rece: "Sestro,
brat Vukelic je mas COST. Necemo MEGA globiti.' zena Sc
~postidjea hoce da ode, a ia joj silom dajem diva dolara.
Niece.
Ovakovog gostoprimstva i obazrivosti nisam nigdje do
zivio, nego medju svojom bracom u Kanadi. Plemenit do
bar je tai mas sviet.
Ma red dolazi konferenca predavanje o ZajedniciL Co.
WORTH O ~znacaju, vaznosti velikoj zadaci Hrvatske Brat
ske zajednice nje laka stvar, kao prosvjetna, socijalna i
potporna bratska organizacija, Zajednica zahvaca ma dugo
i siroko. Ia prouciti i upoznati posovanJe Zajednice hoce
Sc par godina proucavanja ma lieu mjesta. Nije to jedno-
stavna organizacija. Nastojao sam da budem jasan da u
kratkim potezima ~prikazem znaeaj owe nase narodne brat
ske organizacije. Nakon predavanja nastala SUI pitanja Cd
govori. Pitanja SUI bia postavljena inteligentno i ozbiljno.
Ocito SUI ljudi htjei da sto bolje upoznaju Zajednicu. Bio
je takovih pitanja, koja me upravo iznenadise. Ma svako
pitanje ne samo da sam suhoparno odgovarao nego sam ma
stojao objasniti zasto je tako koj' SUI razlozi da Zajednica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

uOlara move OSlSuraclJe. OVaJ'
uspjeh je ipak dollar, iako
mi mislimo i zelimo da bi
trebao i mogao biti bolji.
Kao sto svakoj kampa-
Mi tako i owe godine veci
broj novih clanova dolazi u
Pomladak. Ocito, da je lakse
dobivati djecu nego Ii odras-
lie clanove iii je moguce Sire
pole rada kod djece. U to-
me pomaze i to sto Sc "a die
Gu %racunaju certifikati, koji
u Pomladku broje, a ne O.
sobni clanovi kao u odras-
lom clanstvu.
Zadnjih pax godina Sc o.
paza da Pomladku dobiva-
mo sve vecu novu osiguraci-
ju IL razloga sto nasi clanovi
sve wise i wise upisuju svoju
djecu ne samo ma U%vjetova.
no (Term) osiguranje, nego i
druge zivotne osiguracije kao
i u odraslim redovima.
Medjutim, iako u Pomla-
dak dolazi veci broj novih
clanova, ali ipak u odrasIe
redove dolazi wise osigura-
cije. Tako smo do sada u
Rampant dobili move osigu-
racije "a odrasle $1,314,5 500,
dok je "a Pomladak upisano
$1,180,000. Visina osiguraci-
je vaznija je Cd broja Clan
stva, posto Sc ma tome zida
financijalna snaga organiza-
CHE.
Medjutim, zadnje vrijeme
primamo dopise posve mega
tivne naravi, u kojima nasi
pojedini, mace dobri i aktiv-
nj clanovi, TUE Sc i jadikuju,
da je tesko dobivati move cla-
move radi bezposlice, pax to-
boze da nasa Zajednica nije
pravedna prema svome sta
rom clanstvu i neki sc toliko
zaboravljaju da isticu da SUI
tudje bratske organizacije bo-
lie u nekim slucajevima cd
nase Zajednice.
V~jerujemo da postoje po-
teskoce u dobivanju novih
clanova. Moguce da koja tu-
dja organizacija made nesto
bolje nego sto mi imamo, ali
u sto mi nevjerujemo, me-
djutim kad Sc uzme sve u
kupno posve smo sigurni da
druge organizacije n e m a u
sve sto mi imamo, takodjer
znamo da nase clanstvo do
Diva bolje pogodnosti, i start
mladi, nego Ii drugi mogu
dati.
Sve to nasi razboriti i j.
skreni clanovi znadu i tako
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08

rocito p%ogodla industrijalni istok Amerike Kanade, gdje
mas narod najvise obitava gdje SUI nam kampanje prijas-
NTH godina %uspjevale.
Nase clanstvo ma dalekon zapadu he ovsi toiko, koiko
nase clanstvo ma istoku, o %celicnoj industrji "a ~svagdasnji
kruhs U nekim mjestima, a narcotic u San Pedru, nase
clanstvo ovsi "a svoju zaradu skoro iskljucivo o ribarskoj
industriji. Opazili smo u ovoj kampanj, da ma zapadu, a
narcotic u California, osim nekoliko Gjepih hvalevrijednih
iznimaka, nasa je kampanja ma mrtvoj tocci rezultati sa
zapada nisu nikako zadovojavajuci.
Mozda cemo tokom ovog z~asjedanja cuti cd vas, sestro
brace odbornci, neke preporuke "a ~uspjesnije kampanje
"a novo clanstvo u buducnosti. Mi smo dali nasim gradi-
teljima vece nagrade, nego ikada do sada "a svakog novog
moltelja, vec prema vrsti osiguranja, a owe su nagrade
~takodjer vece, a u nekim sluca jevima dvostruke nagrada-
ma drugih nekih nash savenskih potpornih organizacja.
I ako smo 81 postavili "a clj vece broke, nego ikada prize,
ucinili smo to bas cato, jr dajemo vete nagrade vece 'po-
godnosti gradite!Ima Zajednice, a w to racunali smo, da
&c cinjenica, sto je ovo %jubilarna godina Zajednice, tako-
der doprinjeti zivljem zanimanju naseg clanstva "a svoju
%Zajednicu.
Dok cemo saslusati raspraviti sa svih strana pre-
poruke, kako da sto bolje ~uspiemo u ovoj jubilarnoj kam-
panji, tako cemo isto trebati povesti rice o kampanjama
iduce godine, kada &c Sc odrzati redovita deveta konven-
CHA u rujnu mjesecu i kada &c takodjer biti 40-godisnjica
opstanka Pomlatka nase organizacije.
Odbor ovogodisnje kampanje, sljedeci obicaj p~rijasnjh
godina, podnesti &c pred vas preporuke "a narcotic kam-
panic iduce godine, o kojima temo raspraviti i zakljuciti,
sto Dude ~najboje.
? Dozvole Poslovanja
U svakom mojem dosadasnjem i~zvjescu Glavnom Cd
boru ma polugodisnjim zasjedanjima, podnasao sam redo
vito izvjesce o dozvolama posovanja u raznim drzavama,
gdje Zajednica ina svoeg clanstva. JOS godine 1913, dak-
lie prve. godine nakon sedme konvencije, ima]i smo pregled
nash knjiga poslovanja pc predstavnicima drzavnih in
surance Departmental, koji su u jednoj cd svojih preporuka
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-09-08
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Flip Vukelic, urednik ZajedniGara

Flip Vukeic, urednik ZajedniGara
Pittsburgh, Pa. - Nemojmo sc tuziti, vec treba zivlje
raditi kampanja &c ipak uspjeti
Prema zadnjem ~izvjestaju O kretanju clanske kampa-
ME, z%akljuckom nasih knjiga "a minuli mjesec august opa-
zamo da smo u tom mjesecu primili ukupno 2,975 clanova,
dakle, skoro tri tisuce novih clanova. Takodjer je upisano
move osiguracije "a s., 494 500, malo mamie cd tri miijuna
Evening star., 1954-10-03

officers, reserve officers and
certain civil service positions.
Although not every one is
happy with the proposals. Mr..
Wales says he is all for 1t.
Explains Wriston Report
I'm fact, I have just returned
from q A9-day trip, covering
Is countries, where I explained
the new reorganization to our
stations in the field" he said.
"I volunteered for the trip
and If I hadn't believed in the
new reorganization I would
never have done that"
Mr.. Wales wife also accom-
panied him on this trip and
they just returned last week to
their home at Thirty-f fourth
place-only to pack again for
their departure October 30.
There are a few things the
Wales will have to leave be-
hind-their beautiful garden
and their workshop where
they make furniture.
"I've always liked to make
things, and my grandfather
first taught me how to use
tools" Mr.. Wales explained.
I'm recent years I've begun to
be interested in furniture
especially in copying antique
pieces"
And Mrs. WALES considers
herself a lucky woman to have
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Diplomoticolly Speaking

Asked why he wanted to 30
to South Africa, Mr.. Wales
said. Its far away. it's new
experience. and going there
will help round out my knowl-
edge of the world"
18th Anniversary
Celebrating his 25th year in
the foreign service this month,
Mr. WALES has had appoint
ments in Shanghai. Marking,
Belgium, Ottawa and the de-
partment. During the war he
served in North Africa and in
London on Mr.. Robert Mur-
phys staff. (The latter was
Gen. Eisenhower's political
adviSor.)
In 1948 he Joined the inspec-
ton corps and for three years
he and his wife Cornelia
travelled far and wide inspect
ing foreign service installa-
'tions. He later became chief
inspector.
Until recently Mr.. Wales
was the Assistant Secretary of
State for Administration. This
was at the time when the
Wriston Committee was pre-
pairing its famous report for
the reorganization of the State
Department.
This report. among other
things, provides for the inte-
grafton into one service Of
Foreign Service officers, staff
Evening star., 1954-10-03
DiponoticoLN Speokng
Goal Of Two Decades Realized by Our New
Ambassador to Union Of. South Africa

a real "do-it-yourself" man
around the house.
Its nice to be able to ask
for a table of certain specifi-
cations and size and find that
your husband can make 1t"
she said. Sometimes I help
with the sanding and finish
ing"
Gardening Is a joint proj-
ect, too.
'I found I spent most of the
week in the Office and then
the week ends playing golf
and hardly saw my wife. So
Evening star., 1954-10-03

call the April FOOLS Card. On
it we are supposed to indicate
what overseas post we would
like to have"
High on his list of requests
has been South Africa, but it
seemed to fall on deaf ears
until last month when Presi-
dent Eisenhower announced
his new appointment.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Mr.. Reid to Speak
AT [ Luncheon

Mr.. Thomas M. Reid, assist
ant to the commissioner Of
Indian affairs, will speak on
the American Indian" at a
luncheon of the District of
Columbia PEG Sisterhood
at 1890 o'clock on Wednesday.
Call Mrs. David Trafton for
reservations.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

South Al.
rica. h a S
been trying
to get to
that coun-
try sine e
1881.
"E v e r y
year, +" said
Mr.. Wales,
ION April !
W e foreign
service off,
c e RS q r e
asked to fill
out a form
we iokingly
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Auxiliary Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary OF tht
Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity
will meet at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening at the home Of Mrs.
Benjamin Manchester, 1716
Holly street NV. Mrs. Man.
chester is the newly elected
president of the group. High
light of the evening is a FASH
ion show.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

we decided to go in for gar
dening in a big way" said Mr..
WALES.
| The Wales hope to continue
both hobbies in South Africa.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Edward T. Wales
And Wife Leave
October 20
By Selwo Roosevelt

The State Departments
Edward T. WALES. who has
just been designated as our
Ambassador to the Union of
Evening star., 1954-10-03
French Furs

Furs, many little ascots and
scarves stuffed into suit
throatlines. News, a golden
bronze persian lamb. Ocelot
and ermine used together.
Evening star., 1954-09-11
Clay Industry Plans
Research Cenier
In Chicago Area

The Structural clay Products
Research Foundation today an
nounced plans to build q re-
search center IN the Chicago
area to serve as general offices
and house most Of Us research
projects.
A year ago the brick and tile
industry approved extension Of
an original f1ve-year research
program into q permanent re-
search organization. making the
building possible. The industry
has pledged more than $4O0, 900
q year for support Of the organi-
zation.
The foundation originally was
formed In January. 1850, and
since then has invested more
than SIS million In efforts to
lower the cost and improve the
quality Of structures built Of
brick and tile products. according
to the Structural Clay Products
Institute.
Among the projects now un-
derway are studies aimed at
improving construction and ma
terial handling techniques. a new
clay-veneer-covering for existing
structures. clay tile partition
Evening star., 1954-09-11
Warmth, Moisture Needed
For Fall Planted Grass

Warm, moist soil for about
three weeks Is needed for good
perennial grasses to emerge
from seed, q distributor Or lawn
grass seed reports.
But he notes that watering Of
new seedlings Is not absolutely
necessary. Rains will eventually
do the job, though In some sea-
sons rains may take quite q.
while.
Il 1t is decided to water to
hasten sprouting Of grass seed,
is should be tended to faithfully
SO surface soil does not dry Sc
verely.
Two or three daily waterings
may be needed during the first
couple Of weeks. and then possi-
bly, once q day thereafter. This
routine should be followed until
the first moving or until cold
weather curtails growth Of the
young grass.
Areas fully exposed to the sun
may dry within q few hours dur
ing bright days or early fall or
Indian summer.
Evening star., 1954-09-11
Now Its 2-House EumiIy

IA recently published ecorNn1ic
report says housing will reflect
a sharp overall Improvement in
the American standard Of liv-
ing. with many people owning
two houses-the second q pre-
fabricated cabin or cottage in
q resort or rural area.
This forecast was made in a
report on THE American Econ
olny--Prospects for Growth. " re-
Evening star., 1954-09-11
Adjust for Color

When choosing paint for walls
Of Q room. remember that your
sample should be quite bit
lighter than the finished effect
you wish to achieve. The same
color on q large area looks darker
than it does on a small surface.
And four walls of the same color
reflect each other and deepen
the color effect.
Evening star., 1954-09-11

panels. clay accoustical tile and
research of inortars.
Present offices of the founda-
ton. as well as most Of its re-
search projects which are farmed
out with private firms or in
rented laboratories, are expected
to be moved into the new build
ing when 1t Is completed.
Evening star., 1954-09-11

Gently prepared by the McGraw-
Hill publishers.
Predictions contained within
the report are based on probable
normal growth Of the country's
overall economy. The study as
sumes that the, Nation will not
be engaged in a major war. and
that the political climate will
remain favorable to private en-
terprise and initiative. =
Evening star., 1954-09-11
FHA Names Director
For Kentucky Post

The Federal Housing Admins
'tration this week announced APP
pointment Of Thomas w. Hines.
40. 4 member Of the Kentucky
State Senate. to be State direc-
tor Of FILA for Kentucky.
Mr.. Hines, q resident Of Bowl
ing Green. viii take UP his new
duties at Louisville headquar-
,ters on September Is. He said
he is resigning from the State
Senate to accept the FILA post.
Evening star., 1954-09-11
OPEN DAILY
and SUNDAY
9 AN. to DARK


From Washington. out Arlington Boulevard tRoute
No sol to first troffic light beyond Fort Buffalo
formerly Seven Corners and left on AnnondoIe-
Falls Church Rood ! + miles TO "5royhilI Park"
on right.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
FoundIings Home Forms
Public Information Group

An advisory committee has
been formed to help keep the
public informed Of the functions
Of the Washington Home for
Foundlings
Dean Hill Stanley, president Of
the board of directors Of the
home. said the home must rely.
for guidance and support on
citizens who realize the i'm
portance of helping the homes
infants get q better start in life.
The home cares for and places
In adoption babies Of unmarried
mothers.
Those appointed to the ad-
visory committee include Leon
Chatelain, jr.. John j. Cost.
Harvey w. Hotel. Frank j.
Luchs; M. Marshall Marston,
q. H. Morse, jr., I. A. Peake.
Anders Peterson. jr., Robert A.
Pumphrey. Lewis Saltz, Arthur
Clarendon Smith, ST., Fred A.
Smith. Curtis S. Steuart, Irving
A. Tennyson, Fred A. Toombs
and Jules c. Winkelman.
Evening star., 1954-06-10
|47 Get Diplomas
|Ai Woodward School

=
Forty-seven eraduatss received
diplomas last night In cere-
monies at woodward school.
Arthur 9. Flernming. director
|of Defense Mobilization. was the
principal speaker. Robert B.
Palmer was yaledictorian and
Charles M. Cawood was saluta-
tOrian.
The graduates are:
senieR nigh sehoel.
Applefeld, Leon J. Learnard. STANLEY ,.
Ashton, James B, LOhman, Harry y.
Hronson. Robert q. Merchsr. frank N. g
;s;.s Ss;Ss;SSd. SsIs S5s5l;; u. s.i%s.5E Sossisb
preifus. Epgene v. Price, Max ,
Erkenbrack Clark Riddiford. John
Gibbs, william u. earacco. Frank Z.
Hatton. wesley n. 0trunk, Samuel j.
Hopkins, J. B., jr. Tempkins. r. II
y,orEsnscn: ,:..s H 4; 4 y:l1;l WsllSh; i; 2. G, r.
Lawrence, w. o.
Junior High School.
Abel. Sydney Kearney. Tim
Alexander. David Lawrence. jerome
Anderson. Warren Libman. Michael
C0nroy, Patrick Nichols. Edgar
Curtin. Richard ORegan, Joseph
Harrington, Robert Roseborough, John
Hayden, Phil starr, Wayne r.
Hayden. walter Williams. Il. C..
Johnson. John M. Zantsinger. William
Evening star., 1954-06-10

RIVAL MAKES THEM!-Daily
feeding tests and laboratory con-
troll are your assurance that Riyal
leeds your dog best.
Evening star., 1954-06-10

CONSISTENT HIGH QUALITY
and sensible low price for %
years, have made Rival first in
sales in city after city.
Evening star., 1954-06-10

RIVAL CONTAINS MORE OF the
essential and important proteins
than most canned dog foods
Note analysis on Rival label.
Evening star., 1954-06-10

RIVAL IS A COMPLETE FOOD
scientifically balanced to meet
the nutritional needs Of every
breed of dog.