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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-02
MEN AND WOMEN
LOSE WEIGHT FAST
WITH NEW PLANS

Thousands of men and women have
lost weight maintained better health,
gained greater attrsctVeness through
Reducing Plans created by Ann Della
field, nationally krbwn dietitian and
specialist in weight control. Separate
Plans for men and women, are now
available. Both piahs provide special
vitamins, plus Ahpetila Reducing
Wafers-a food, HVt q drug. A book
Of health and bealt hint is included
in Plan for WbmepIa d book on how to
keep fit comes kah Plan for Men.
Complete infofmStion about both
Plans. and free weight charts, are
available now at Jour RexaII Drug
Store. Get yours toeay.
Sidney's Drug Shop
129 n. Mah, Bluffton
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-02
EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED
CHURCHES

v. C. 0ppermann, Minister
Emmanuel's
$3.50 A. M. Church School
10:45 A. M. Morning Worship
Our annual house cleaning, spon-
sored by the Women's Guild, will be
held at the church on Thursday after
noon of this week. We hope that our
people will cooperate in this project.
The choir ofth church will meet
for rehearsal on Thursday evening at
800 o'clock. AAll choir members
please try to attend.
The Consistoky of the church will
meet on Tuesday evening, Sept. z, at
800 o'clock at 3he church.
st. John's:-
$50 A. M. M0rning Worship
1880 A. M. Ehurch School
The choir Oh the church will meet
for rehearsal III Thursday evening at
7:3O P. M. AT choir members and
those who void like to join are in
vited to attend
The Ladies' Aid will meet on
Thursday evaIs5ng of this week at
800 o'clock a1the home of Mrs. Met
ia Huber. An members and friends
are cordiallyKinvited.Y
The Consistory of the church will
meet on Thtrsday evening of this
week at S:0Ho'clock at the church.
The GertHaade Hoy Missionary Cir
Gle meets onMonday evening, Sept. 6,
at 500 o'cloek at the church. Leader,
Mrs. Ruth Geiger; Hostesses, Mar
garet Carr, Margaret Montgomery,
Emma Niswander. All are cordially
invited. A
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-02
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Church and Jackson SITS.

Church anaS Jackson Sts.
-. Robert L. ling, Pastor
$50 church, School. Charles
'Aukern1an, SUPP There is a class
for every age.
1890 Morning Worship
Theme: "Chrkt Is Christ, the
Believers Life.
$50 YOUTH Fellowship-meet at
the church or an outdoor meeting.
Thursday afternoon, Dorcas Circle
meeting with Mrs. Ward Marshall,
729 S. Main Sd. at 200.
Thursday Ekening-Choir at 700
Thursday Evening-Official Board
meeting at 500. Sept. 2.
Wednesday, Evening, Sept. "Plan
1t" meetings7:3O at Trinity church,
Lima.
Thursday Evening Sept. w. S.
C. S. meeting vt the church.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-02
BEAvERDAM METHODIST

& Harvey Fl. McPhefon, Pastor
Phone $50
Beaverdam:
$3.50 A. NJ. Church School
Donald Herr, Superintendent.
Morning worship 10:45 IA M.
Sermon: "In Trainings School"
Special numbers by our JUROR Choir.
District Group One "Plaa 1t" meet
ing, Trinity church in Lin1A Wednes-
day, 7:30 p. M.
Mid-week service Wednesday at s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-02
MISSIONARY CHURCH
Robes r. Welch, Minister

Rober&R Welch, Minister
Thursday
500 I'M. Prayer Meeting
500 I'M. Young Peoples Prayer
and Bib Study.
Sunday
$3.50 Slhday School
1890 Morning Worship
700 Youth. Fellowship
700 Gospel light Service
7:30 Evening Service
A thought for tpday-"Take life as
you find it but d not leave it that
way"
Everyone is we kome.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-02
~ ZzzzE L1HZVPLzHZzZzg

P. NJ. Bible Judy. Read st. John 19.
Rockport:
9:30 A. N. Morning Worship
Sermons ''In Training-At School"
1880 A NJ. Church School
Elvet Foulkes, Superintendent.
Pleasant Hill:
9:45 A. Nj. Chureh School
Oscar Zimmerman, Superintendent
Young Married Peoples class meet
ing today.
Women's SocieSy of Christian Serv-
ice meeting Th@sday evening.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-02
FIRST MEMoNITE CHURCH

Alvin I Beachy, Pastor
Earl Lehmah-Director of Music
Thursday, September 2
7:30 p md Adult Choir rehearsal.
Friday, Sepaember 3
TOO p. ". Christian Education
Committee meets.
800 p. d. Church Council meets in
regular nlonthly session.
Sunday, September 5
9:30-10 30 A. M. Sunday School
/ KENNETH Winkler, Superintendent
1O:30-11t30 A. NJ. Worship Hour
Sermon: +In Word and Deed"
No Sunday evening service.
Thursday, September 8
7:3O p. m. ADULT Choir rehearsal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-09-02
EVANGELICAL \ MENNONITE
Church
Reuben Shors, Pastor

Be not deceived; God is not mock
ed: for whatsoevep a man soweth,
that shall he also rep. Gal. 6:7.
Sunday School 90 A. M.
Paul A. Steiner, superintendent
Worship 1890 a. NJ.
Departmental m4etings 7:15 P. M,
Evening service 300 P. NJ.
Prayer and Bib Study Thursday
500 P. M.
We believe that Christ died for our
sins and to. be saved one must be re-
generated by thehHoly Spirit.
Evening star., 1954-11-12

and evaporated version of her old
hit. Panama Hattie" on CHS
TVS monthly BEST Of Broad
way" She seemed at times to be
in good voice but there were
other times when we were not
hearing at home the Norman
we have listened to with delight.
It would be unfair to charge
Miss Norman with this lapse. It
may have been great when she
put it into the microphone. but
1t was less than great when it
came out Of at least one loud
speaker. CHS can place the
blame wherever it wishes for the
frequent distortion. but that loud
buzz wasn't coming out of Ethel.
And it didn't add anything to
what seemed to be zestful sing
ing of Riding High"
= 4 ~
Television's Panama Hattie
had its visual problems, too. The
picture seemed to suffer both
from transmission difficulties
and from some fault ip the color
pickup. It may have been light
ing. too. At any rate, unless
Panama Hattie" was performed
In a medium fog, the CHS color
Evening star., 1954-11-12
On the Air
Best of Broadway Is Not
Always the Best Of TV
By Harry Macarthur

There is a legend in show busi-
ness that the cries Of the baby
born to Edward and Agnes zim-
norman on January 16, 1909. in
Astoria, Long Island, could be
heard across the river in Man
haitian. The baby, now known
as Ethel Norman. raised her
voice again in Manhattan the
other night and it was heard as
far away as coaxiai cable and
microwave relay could carry the
sound. This turned out, however,
to be something less than the
joy it had promised in anticipa-
ton to be.
Miss Norman was playing and
singing the leading role in a
truncated, adulterated. diluted
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Croucho Views Anoiher Old Relic

What you trying to do, ruin me-" says Groucho
Marx But take it from Groucho, the De Soto for SS
makes everything else look like museum piece. You'll
nothing this year than the Styled1or Tomorrow
1855 De Soto Remember, De Soto IS coming to your
De Soto dealers November II. Don't you miss ii
Evening star., 1954-11-12
Highlights
'TeIeyision.'T .'TodoY.

~
OF Rim Tin Tin: The dog
rescues Lee Aaker from .
mountain lion.
$500. WTOP t9) Mama: Peggy
Wood organizes . literary
club.
$500, WRC tl)--Red Buttons
Show: The comedian. as an
Army private. organizes .
camp show.
$3.50, WAIAL t7l-Ray Bolger
Show: Women besiege the
dancing star when a self
appointed press agent an
nounces Bolger is looking for
q wife.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Life Of Riley:
william Bendix fails In his
plan to convince his family
he is a real art connoisseur.
800. WTOP l9)---Playhouse of
Stars: A truck edriver at
teinpts to identity and UNI
cover d hijacking ring, In
Midnight Haul" starring
Kevin Mccarthy and K. T.
Stevens.
$500, WRC t4)-Big Story: Re-
porter j. Edward Reid Of
the Oregon journal port
land). helps police solve the
murder OF q sea captain.
$500. WTTG f5)-The Stranger:
Paul Stevens. as q young
author, makes . speech
against the democratic way
Of life and then disappears
from Berlin's east sector.
$3.50, WTOP l9)-Onr Miss
Brooks: Eve Arden and her
faculty friends enter q por-
trait painting contest.
$3.50, WMAL t7l-The Wise: A
murderer assumes the iden-
tity Of his victim, in THE
Diamond Expert" starring
Hugh Latimer.
1000, WRC (4)-Cavalcade Of
Sports: Middleweights Ralph
"Tiger" Jones and Hector
Constance In 10-round fight
in Madison Square Garden.
1880, WTTG (5}-Royal Thea
ter: Virginia Muller stars In
Mothers Mutiny," the story |
Of the revolt of a resolute |
mother against her husbands
tyranny.
l0:3o. WTOP Jefferson to
Person: Visits with Janet
Leigh and Tony Curtis. and
Rabbi Abba Hillel.
l0:45, WRC t4)--Greatest Mo-
ments in Sports: Jackie
Robinson of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, visits.
WRC "a Tonight:
Guests are Enroll Garner, jazz
pianist, and Will Jordan,
comedian.
l1:40, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: "Viscious Years" stars
Anthony Ross and Tommy
Cook.
Rodio Today.
7:45, WEAM - High School
Football: Washington Lee VS..
Wakefield.
$3.50, WGMS Library Of Com
gress Concert: Budapest |
String Quartet. performs |
Haydn's Quartet In e Flat. |
Opus 76, No. 6.
500, WRC-Friday With Gar
roway:: Guests are Mary
Martin. Doris Day. Lou
Blanchly and Tony Schwartz.
$3.50, WTOP-Amos n Andy
: Music Hall: Singer Dorothy /
Shay visits.
9:45, WWDC-You Were There:
Rod O'Connor stars in Eight
by Three by Two" a drama
about the work Of the Junior
Red Cross.
10000, WRC-Boxing: Middle
weights Ralph "Tiger" Jones
and Hector Constance in a
10-round fight in Madison
Square Garden.
1880, WTOP-Music Til Dawn:
Selections include Verdi's
ia Trayiata for Orchestra.
Evening star., 1954-11-12
TeIevision Tomorrow se.u,dey Nov ,s, 1854

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WTe-s, Mghgks; Saturday.
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and cnsHG a. The Dig SATURDAY
Mde'cMcaso Tsmps "cu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28
DAVID BEN-GURION:
zasto sam Sc povukao u pustinju

David BenGurion bio predsedk Wade dave Izrae cd a.
svbnja 194S do 1853 predsjednk
anku znos svoe razoge zso svoevono povuao
pustnju napusto
toiko ijeph misl da
hrvats nadi da nas poica kod kuce nostranstvu
procita da &c nesto cd ostat zdov narod iii
verska zaednica, er ina zdova zauzuju
jedinstven
pet hjada godna sto pojav pozoc povjest
onda do dana nekakav kvaac novh idea pokea
Carsva carstvima, naodima propada
koje u sva ia carva sv narod cd vremena vreme
gonil uviek
idenog pokreta. On rodi krscanstvo
kutunom zvotu Hrvase grali veku bagotvonu ulogu
zavdnici mogli
nacistckom doktrinom progon zidove Hrvatsko
zdovi Hrvatsko gra vdnu konuktivnm ogo-
moi vecni bill dobri hrvatsk
svestan naod moze prezvjeti nepke
vol Prevodm oval clanak cjelosti
prjatelja zdova pria-
ali krivnjom hrvatskog naroda svo zgubl P
Times Magazine, %. III. 1854.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28

do potrebe, vlastitim zivotom.
Drzao sam da ljudi, koji SUI
Sc latili ovog posla, predstav-
ljaju odlucujucu snagu kod
uskrsnuca nase nacije. Ovo
je mole tvrdo uvjerenje cd
kad sam dosao u Palestinu,
pa do danas.
Ali nisam mogao zivjeti ka-
ko sam zelio. ia sam zelio da
citam izabrane knjige da ra-
dim ma polju, a ne da Sc ba-
vim politickim diskusijama i
javnim poslovima, ali prija-
telji SUI me silili, da preuz-
mem JAYNE odgovornosti, a ia
nisam drzao da bin imao pra-
vo da to odbijem.
Pisac ovih redaka imao je
cast da objavi osnutak drza-
We 1zrael IA. svibnja 1948.
godine, sluzio je kao Mini
star Predsjednik Ministar
Narodne Obrane Izraela kroz
wise cd pet godina. Mnogi su
ljudi dolazili da vide Ministra
Predsjednika kao simbol no.
We drzave i njenih uspjeha.
Oval je postupak, po nom
misljenju, pogrjesan i Stefan.
Mozda wise cd ikoga ia znam
da nijedan covjek sam - pa
i mnogo nadareniji cd meme
- ne bi bio mogao osnovati
owl drzavu, braniti ju IL
graditi.
U tin pet godina Izrael Sc
morao braniti cd arapskog
napadaja, primiti 100000 j.
migranata i osigurati i'm krov
mad glavom, kao i hranu i
zaposlenje. Pocevsi skoro cd
samog pocetka trebalo je Or
ganizirati JAYNE sluzbe, skol-
stvo, zdravstvo saobracaj.
Trebalo je razviti poljopri-
vredu, industriju, gradjevi-
narstvo, trg OWN u, civilno
zrakoplovstvo i trgov a { k u
mornaricu, tako da sc po-
malo osigura ekonomska ne
zavisnost zemlje.
Sve Sc je ovo postiglo pre-
DAMN radon desetina i sto-
tina hiljada radnika u POLIO
privredi, u tvornicama, obrti-
ma i skoli, u vojnom glav-
nom stanu i u vojnim logori-
ma. To je bio uspjeh, koji je
odusevio cijeli zidovski svi-
jet, a mozda ne samo zidov-
ski.
ia sam bio svjestan kako
je bilo potrebno voditi narod
i upravljati S mime. I zaista,
ia sam to radio prize po-
slije osnutka vlastite drzave.
Ali doslo je bilo vrijeme kad
sam dosao do zakljucka, da
je u interesu drzave, a moz-
da u MON vlastitom intere-
su, da Sc povucem, pa on
da ako bi moja zelja bila u
protivnosti sa zeljom naroda.
Razloge svoje odluke Gu sa-
da navesti. III Sc razlozi ticu
Izraela, ali bi sc mozda neki
cd njih mogli i opcenito pri-
mijeniti.
1.-Temelji Izraela poloze-
nj SUI zajednickim naporom
triju generacija pionira cd
osamdesetih godina prosloga
vijeka do osnutka drzave,
kroz vrijeme cd sedamdeset
godina.. Potreba pionirskog
rada nije prestala osnutkom
drzave. Naprotiv. Najveci je
dio drzave jos uvijek rusevi-
ma pustinja. Vecina imigra-
nata nemaju predhodnog is
kustva kako treba raditi i
zivjeti u Izraelu. To je zivot
rada i napora i stalne borbe
prirodnim zaprijekama. We
terani migrant moraju po-
kazati novim imigrantima ka-
ko Sc radi i dati i'm svijetao
PRIMER. Izraelski narod mo-
ze postici sigurnost samo VIA
stitim naporima. D uzn o S t
nam je stoga da odgolmo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
WASHINGTON rs, D. G.
Please refer to this
File No.
56244/727-A INV:CS
February rs, 1854
Croatian Fraternal Union of America
BAL Forbes Street
Pittsburgh l3, Pa.
Gentlemen:
Reference is made to your letter of February 10,
1854 concerning the naturalization of members of the
Croatian Fraternal Union of America
No finding has been made by this Service that
the Croatian Fraterna Union comes within the pro-
scrption of the immigration and Nationality Act of
1852 However, as you aware that Act requires
personal investigation with regard to the activities
of all aliens applying for citizenship to determine their
eligibility for naturalization, whether not they may
happen to be members of any organization Since
of these Investigations take considerable period of
time, delays to be expected in certain individual
cases.
Sincerely yours,
Raymenod F. Farrell (Signed)
Assistant Commissioner
Investigations Division
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28

"Treba Ii neki demokrat-
skim putem izabrani vodja o.
stati ma svom polozaju dugo
vremena Je Ii "a drzavu do
bro, da njome ma dugi rok
upravlja jedan covjek, pa
ma kako bio darovit ma
koliko narod zelio, da on ma
tom polozaju ostane? Je Ii to
dobro i "a samog vodju?
Ma ova pitanja nemoze Sc
zaista odgovoriti kategoric-
no nj da, nj ne. Nisu sve
zemlje jednake. Nisu nj svi
izabrani vodje istoga kova.
Sto je pod izvjesnim prilika-
ma dobro iii zlo "a neku zem-
lju i u neko odredjeno vrije-
me ne mora biti nj dobro nj
zlo pod razlicitim prilikama
u razlicitim zemljama i u
raznim vremenima.
Drzavnik, komu vlast nije
cilj nego sredstvo da sluzi
svomu narodu, treba da ispi-
ia situaciju svog vremena
mjesta, kao svoje vlastite
sposobnosti, svojstva i zelje,
kad dodje do toga da odluci
treba Ii iii netreba da ostane
ma svom mjestu.
Kad je pisac ovih redaka
odlucio, da Sc povuce kao Mi
nistar predsjednik, nakon du-
gog ispitivanja savjesti, on
nije imao namjeru, da posta-
vi PRIMER kako bi Sc drugi
trebali ponasati. To nije ME
govo pravo niti je ma to O.
vlasten. Njegova je odluka
potekla il osobnog osjecaja
duznosti u prilikama u koji-
ma Sc je on osobno nasao
u situaciji u kojoj Sc je ma
lazila drzava kojoj je on bio
ma celu cd casa njenog O.
snutka.
Osnutak drzave Izrael nije
bio jedan cd onih dogadjaja,
koji mijenja tok ljudske po-
vijesti i koji otvara novo po-
glavlje u analima naroda. To
je bio cedan dogadjaj, koji je
uplivisao ma sudbinu jednog
malog naroda. Ali prava vri-
jednost ovog naroda daleko
je VEGA cd njegove brojcane
snage zbog njegove razasuto-
sti po cijelom svijetu, zbog
njegove jedinstvene povije-
sti, zbog njegovog kultur-
nog i religioznog upliva ma
krscanstvo i islam.
Ponovno uspostavljanje Ii
dovske drzave predstavlja je-
dinstven, skoro bin rekao
fantastican dogadjaj bez pri-
mjera u ljudskoj povijesti.
Generacije zidova sanjale su
o tom dogadjaju, i bavile Sc
tim snovima u swim zemlja-
ma kroz koje su lutali. Ako
je bilo kada kakvog sna, ko-
j nije imao nikakve praktic-
ne made, da sc ostvari, koji
je bio susta protimba swim
cinjenicama politicke stvar-
nosti, to je bio san o osnutku
zidovske drzave u Palestini.
ia sam bio jedan cd imi-
granata, koji su dosli u Pale
stinu pred wise cd cetrdeset
i sedan godina. Dosao sam IL
malog mjesta u Ruskoj Poll
skoj. Iako sam ia, u kuci
svog oca, proveo sve vrijeme
u eitanju hebrejskih i ruskih
knjiga, otputovao sam u Pa
lestinu $ namjerom, da po-
stanem zemljoradnik. 4 eli Q
sam, da fizickim radon IT,
gradim nezavisnu domovinu
"a svoj narod.
Kao ostali il mole gene
racije, koji su dosli u Pale
stinu u to vrijeme, i bill po.
znati kao drugi val imigrana-
ia, ia sam bio uvjeren da Sc
domovina nemoze kupiti nov
Gem, niti osvojiti macem.
Domovinu je trebalo stvoriti
znoiem i radon, a braniti
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-28

svoju mladez i da ju pripre-
mimo ma zivot pun napora
ma osvajanje prirode, te da
.ju nadahnemo hrabroscu, da
Sc uzmogne oduprijeti sva-
kom spoljnjem neprijatelju.
2.-Izraelska drzava, kao i
svaka drzava, ina dvije glav-
ne funkcije: brigu "a ,opce
dobro "a domovinu, te bri-
gu "a covjeka pojedinca. Owe
SUI dvije funkcije vecinom i
ste, ali su ovdje ondje raz-
licite, pa i suprotne. Jasno je,
da u svakoj drzavi interes
zajednice ina prevagu mad
interesom pojedinca. Ali kod
toga postoje i opasnosti. We
lik dio naseg pucanstva ne
razumije jos probleme svoje
zemlje, njene potrebe i meme
poteskoce. Mnogi neznaju ka-
ko sto vlada radi. u kratko
vrijeme, odkad SUI tn, nisu
jos naucili jezika, pa nemogu
nj pratiti debate u parlamen-
tn. Oni stoga imadu tenden-
ciju, da vide samo sebe svo-
je nuke brige, te gledaju
ma drzavu kao instrumental
cd koga treba sve traziti, a
nista davati, kao da je drza-
va duzna da zadovolji potre-
be svakog gradjanina da cd
MEGA nista ne trazi.
Ovo mozda objasnjava i
brojnost politiekih stranaka
u Izraelu. Izuzev n a jj a Gu
stranku - Mapai - one ne
osjecaju odgovornosti prema
drzavi, one mogu uci u VIA
du, iii ostati izvan Wade, ali
kako god Sc one opredijelile
vlada ce uvijek postojati. O.
vo pomanjkanje odgovorno-
sti predstavlja plodno tlo "a
svadje, ne zbog principa, ne
go zbog licnog interesa i ze-
lie "a vlascu. Svadje medju
politickim strankama ne po-
mazu odgoju masa imigrana-
ia u njihovim politickim /
gradjanskim duznostima. Po-
trebno je stoga mobilizirati
sve moralne snage naroda
3.-Svaka drzava, a naro-
cito Izrael, mora da razvija
kod gradjana pouzdanje u
njihovu vlastitu snagu spo-
sobnost te osjecaj odgovor-
nosti. Moralno i politicki je
opasno kad narod pocme gle-
dati u jednu politicku grupu,
iii jednog covjeka, kao inkar-
naciju drzave. Ovo wise puta
moze dovesti i do cudne pro-
turjecnosti sto narod nekog
eovjeka radje ina i sto mu
wise vjeruje to VEGA je opas-
most, da pocmu da ga drze
"a neko utjelovljenje drzave,
a poklonivsi mu svoje povje-
renje, da uobraze kao da on
moze da rijesi sve njihove
brige i prebrodi sve njihove
poteskoce. Ovo moze biti raz-
logon zadovoljstva n e k o m
drzavniku, koji trazi casti,
ali je stetno opasno "a ME-
govu zemlju, jer tako zakas-
njava odgoj naroda u gra-
djanskim duznostima.
Al najnadareniji drzav-
mix je samo cd krvi mesa.
sto DUE je ma vlasti, to We
ca je opasnost, da pretjera
u samopouzdanju, pa da O.
lako shvati teske i zapletene
probleme pred kojima Sc ma
die. Ako vlast nije cilj, nego
samo sredstvo, da Sc sluzi
narodu, svaki odgovoran dr.
zavnik mora da Sc jednom
upita: Jesu Ii njegove spo-
sobnosti jos uvijek ma visini
i nije Ii i on postao zrtvom
sablone i birokracije? Je Ii
on svijestan vrijednosti jed
nostavnog gradjanina u dr.
zavi cd koga - ma kraju -
sve zavisi?
5.-Nijedan pojedinac ne
moze da odluci sudbinom ma
roda. Nijedan covjek nije ne
zamjenljiv. U ratu moze biti
neki zapovjednik, pa cak j
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Takoma Park Election
SET for March 3

The Takoma Park City Coun-
Gil last night set March % as
the date for the election of a
Mayor and seven councilmen
and to give voters an opportu-
nifty to approve or reject amend
ments to the city charter.
The election will take place
IN the Takoma Park firehouse
at Carroll and Philadelphia ave-
nues between am. and pm.
A caucus will be held at 8 pm.
March 9, in the firehouse gym
nasium to nominate candidates
for Office.
A referendum on veto power
for the Mayor will be a feature
of the election. A veto would
be subject to overriding by five
members of the council.
In other actions the council
authorized the Public Works
Committee to proceed with ne
gotiations for the possible private
sale of triangular tract bounded
by Niagara and Maple avenues
to point opposite the extension
of Ritchie avenue.
Approval was given for the
subdivision of a tract of land
owned by Opha and Belle F.
Mays on Lee avenue. between
Maple and Hancock avenues.
The council took under con-
sideration a proposal to improve
lighting facilities on Maple ave-
nue.. from Philadelphia to Sher-
MAI avenue: Piney Branch
road, from Philadelphia avenue
to the city line, and in front
of the firehouse.
Evening star., 1954-01-12

world federalism In our Federal
Government" the club resolu-
ton said. but we hadn't sus-
pected that this alien philosophy
was reaching into our local.
County and State levels until
within the last coupe of years. "
During our recent campaign
many charges were made re-
garding these destructive ele-
mentS being in our tax-sup-
ported educational and govern
mental institutions and we have
made thorough Investigations
and have found these charges
are well founded" the club said.
The resolution was not sent
to State Senator Charles r. Fen
wick and other members of the
county legislative delegation, the
usual method of having bills
from Arlington introduced at
Richmond. The club supported
Governor-elect Stanley in the
Democratic primary against Mr.
Fenwick. Mrs. Lucie E. Gauzza
is president.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Two Forfeit $3.50
On foreign Liquor Count

Two truck drivers forfeited
$3.50 each yesterday on charges
of carrying too much foreign"
whisky into Maryland.
Police identified them as Ed
ward j. Kroupa. 38, of Essex,
Md. and Woodrow E. Sprinkel,
80. Pasadena, Md.
They were arrested in Hyatts-
vile December 5, on a District
police tip. Town officers said
they found seven fifths Of whisky
and wine and a pint of gin in the
pairs possession. Metropolitan
Police warned the Hyattsville
force after witnessing the pur-
chase.
Neither trucker appeared for
preliminary hearing yesterday
in Hyattsville Police Court.
Maryland law prohibits the
transporting into the State of
more than one quart Of alcoholic
beverage per person at a time.
Evening star., 1954-01-12
Two Indicted in Attack
On Magazine Salesman

Two men accused of beating
up a magazine salesman and
taking four ball point pens worth
80 cents from him were indicted
on charges of robbery by a Fair
fax Circuit Court grand jury
yesterday.
The accused men are James
Henry Parker. "a. colored. of the
2700 block of Thirteenth street
NE. and James Henry Dixon
%. colored. of Route 4. Fairfax
According to the magazine
salesman. Alden Frost. jr.. OF
Ashburn. Va, Parker and Dixon
jumped him when he approached
Dixon's house December S to
solicit magazine sales.
Parker and Dixon pleaded not
guilty. Their trial was sched-
uled for February 16.
The grand jurors also indicted
Charles Shelton Ball. 20. col
ored. of the 400 block of Shreve
road. Falls Church. on a robbery
charge. He is accused of holding
up the Idylwood Market with a
toy, rocket pistol December 81
and taking SIC from the cash
register.