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AMMO UNCEMENT

The Division of Personnel announces the unassembled exc
animation for the classes Of: CUSTODIAL WORKER
(Malel NURSE l. NURSE II, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
a and UI.
CUSTOD1AL ORKER | Malel Salary Range $84O
$114O per annum). Assignment involves manual work in the
cleaning of buildings, grounds and equipment
Ability to read and write is desirable; also experience in the
performance of manual labor.
NURSE + Salary Range: AS defined by Nursing Schedule)
Duties involve the performance of professional general nurs-
ing duties in the care and treatment Of physically Ill patients
in hospital, institution or clinic.
Minimum experience and training include completion Of 9
course Of training at a recognized hospital or school of nurs-
ing; possession of a license to practice nursinb IN the Virgin
Islands.
NURSE II. Salary Range: AS defined by Nursing Schedulel
Duties involve the performance of supervisory and PROBES
sional general nursing duties in the care and treatment Of
physically i'll patients. Work involves acting for the Nursing
Superintendent Of a large hospital in her absence Or in the
administration of q larger institution.
Minimum experience and training include completion Of q
course Of training in the professional nursing work supple
mented by several years Of experience.
CLERK-STENoGRAPHER III: Salary Range 5000 $264O
per annuml Duties involve highly responsible clerical work
requiring taking and transcribing Of dictatien and usually re-
quiring the supervision Of a small staff Of clerical employees.
Stanographer work is an essential part of this job, but the
primary ALLEGATION factor is the difficulty and coapexity Of
the clerical work. performed, and not the amount Of time
spent in stenographic or tipping work.
desirable experience ana training mcluQG NJ oAOlASAdpA
experience in performing responsible and varied office and
clerical work. () completion of the twelfth school grade in
Guiding Or supplemented by courses in shorthand, tipping and
commercial subjects.
CIERK-STENOGRAPHER II. SALARY Range $3.50 $3.50
per aanum). Duties involve responsible clerical work requlE-
ing the taking Of dictation by manual Or mechanical means
and the performance of related clerical tasks. The primary
ALLEGATION factor in this class is the difficulty and complexity
of the CLERICAL work performed and not the extent of steno-
Graphic or tipping work performed.
Desirable experience and training include % completion Of
the twelfth school grade including or supplemented by
courses in shorthand, tipping and general commercial SUBJ
jects, () experience in performing stenographic and general
clerical work.
Applications mist be made on the official form which may
be obtained from the Division Of Personnel Branch Office
|Christiansted, and should be p~ostmarked by midnight De
|cember %, 1854.
LLMON 1.
Director Of Personnel s
, 1954-12-14
Subscription Rates:

VOL. 20 TUESDAY,
Editorial reprinted from
The Daily News Isl. Thomasl
BEST MAN FoR THE JOB"
When Governor Alexander
assumed the responsibilities Of
Governor of the Virgin Islands
he made many heartening
statements that indicated hope
and strength for his admins
tration. Among them was one
that he would select the best
qualified person available for
jobs regardless of whether
they were Republicans, Demo
Gratis or otherwise. He looked
upon the slogan of preference
for natives not as a qIalifica-
ton for office but as a prefer
ence rating, all things being
equal. These statements were
taken as an indication that
abilities rather than PERSONAL
tiles would be the controlling
factor in his selections,
VIZ do not believe that there
should be any swerving from
this fine position which was
applauded just a few months
ago. We all want to see the
best persons available in pub
lie office. When this is done
there can be little doubt as to
the success of the government
4
If this fine policy is modified
the door to confusion and mis-
understanding is opened and
valuable time that would be-
used to improve conditions Isl
spent in repairing the damage
that the lack Of wisdom causesl
There has been strong crit
cism that persons are being |
, 1954-12-14
ENTERTAINMENT

SCHOOL HOUSE
is. 1854 az p. M.
ADMISSION so CENTS.
Evening star., 1954-08-08

headed back to the Capital via
Skyline Drive to keep a busi-
ness appointment.
Il can't get over his vital
ity," Mr.. Wilson later said of
the man who'll be 80 Tuesday
and who sometimes still works
a l6-hour day. He was as
fresh and spry after the trip
as he was in the beginning. All
of us went home a little awed."
Evening star., 1954-08-08

past had sat on logs before a
roaring fire. Broiled' thick
steaks, chicken, baked po-
tatoes, salad, hot rolls, cherry
and apple pies and coffee
made up the menu-and the
former President ate heartily.
Thanking the Scouts for a
memorable day and express
ing delight over the condition
of the camp, Mr.. Hoover
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Page THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday. March 1854
Conchs Slate Intra-Squad Battle
AT Wickers Stadium Tonight
Page TO
THE KEY WEST CITIZEN
Saturday, March s, 1854

The Key West High School ba eba team will play preseason
nrasquad game tonight at the Wckers Field Stadium time
is p m.
The squad has been split evenly and friendly rivalry
built during practice sessions
Don Cruz will captain the Whites and Julio Henrquez will pilot
the Reds.
Eoy Rodriguez White team second sacker and Hal Solomon
Red oufielder will both be slowed down somewhat due pran
led ankles
Proceeds of this game will help defray the cost of the
plete uniforms which the ConchS will sport their
lopener.
The ineups
Whites Gates, Santana, Rodriguez 2b Cruz 3b; Las
tres, ri; Salgado 1b; Kerr Yates If and Tynes CT
Reds HaSkins, Curry 1b; G. Lastres p; Henrquez
Bean, CT; Catala, 2b; Knowles, 3b and Pita, rf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Key Ambassador
Handicap Set
For Kennel Club
Here Tonight

A 50-to-1 long shot cop
ped the second race last
night at the Key West Ken
ne. Club, paying a whopping
$105.40.
Manuel Fosters Spiedell,
the surprise winner, paid
$500 to place and $3.50 to
show.
Second place in the second
race went to Perfidia, $40
and $4.2O. Single Bingle was
third, paying Sc.
The tenth race, a Grade 1 affair,
was won by High Legion, paying
$13, $500 and $40. Second was
Fame-N-Fortune, 1920 and 1920.
Third was Break the Bank, $3.40.
The tenth and feature race to-
night, the Ambassador Handicap,
will see Gay Skipper trying to re-
gain his winning ways. He won
three straight races last week. Gay
Skipper is owned by M. W. Fagg.
Other entries in the Key Ambas-
sador Handicap are Range Twi-
light, owned by Claude Jefferson;
Manuel Fosters Irene Hill; Fred
Whitehead's Smart Design; Hush
Shane, owned by R. K. Hutchings;
Pagoda, owned by F. B. Stutz;
Samuel Baxendale's Black Caesar;
and Fleet Wing Kennels Flakes of
Fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Kew West Kennel Club Results

FIRST RACE
N SGgs Brne B. May l High c00noueen Royal
X HHSFSE METEOR aEI, 40 s $50 ouinie CD $500
WinnerManue Fosters Dark Bne d. july 1852 Style KngFree
sp1E ETSEn ,o5n sao $50
PERFIDA $40 Quiniea (1.s) 600
Daily Double-Cotton CadeHe Spieden 254SO
Fosters Black d. June 1852 Tumble Bug 1mp-Lda
SUPER TATE 7SO 44O Quiniea (3-s) 27so
SESp1 Ovens Bnde g. oeoe1 o 1851 Be Little Susie
DUBLIN GAL 400
Ta Fosters Brnds NOy 1851 oaa0man-B0ne Brook
R KITE 5FoupER go SO ouinea (sso 1920
Winnef1F Stuff Blue Brnd b. Sept 1851 camen-Rudea
GGB $40 1 II ouins'' (a-O aloo
Bsks Light Brindle 1851 Viking LadFon
FICTION LAD NSO n4o 800
BECKYs MISS n4O $50 Quinela (7-S)
GR1 sp Black B. august 1s 1882 er oC Par-vn Miss
F Fty1ahA $40 $50 $50 Qoniela Ga 2S4'
MSneI R6MR Whehead Bre }y 1851 POr BobJu Becky
WESTROCK Qunela (4-S) 10000
TISSORT
T EGeS Owens Bnde 1851 Be Black' Little Susie
F FAN E Ell NE so issS Qunela
ELEVENTH RACE
Rp SR Prans0n Red B. May 1872 ca%sronMaryemma
ROBERT 7. $50 " ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06

Lloyd Christopher has his Home
Milk Special entered. Everyone
seems glad to see him back in
faction after retiring from Stock
Car racing in 1913. Previous to
that, he was classed as one of the
top drivers throughout the Eastern
States. The younger drivers are
sure to learn a few pointers from
This experience. Strategy pays off
lin the racing game.
The car racing bug has been
working up around Marathon. Scut-
|tlebutt is several cars are being
built up that way.
Frank Wayne has donated a tri-
pile win trophy for the three lap
dash to be run at each meet by
the three fastest time winners Of
each previous meet. The first three
time winner of the dash will gain
permanent possession of trophy.
Several merchants of Key West
has donated consolation prizes.
Each merchant picks the finish
ing position that his prize for each
race. The catch? The drivers viii
not know who is prize winner I'm.
I'll the finish of the race.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
STOCK CAR ROUNDUP

The Key West Stock Car Racins
Association held the annual cleo
ton of officers at their Tuesday
night meeting. Bob Turner takes
over the presidency from George
TOPPING, who declined renomina.
ton. However, he was elected as
vice president. Mr.. Howard Cohen
was elected secretary treasurer
The new Board of Directors is as
follows: Frenchy Larue, Frank
TOPPING, Eddie TOPPING, Joe Per-
ez and David Mason. Lou Raino,
was approved as Business Agent
fol the Organization.
The races set for last Sunday
which were cancelled due to wea-
Their conditions will be held this
Sunday at p. m. at Boca Chica
track. They will hold their regu-
lar schedule also on the following
Sunday, March IA.
Twenty-Five cars are entered for
Sunday, including Dodge VS-Pow-
cred Plymouth. This will be a
Dodge's first invasion of this track
and should make interesting com.
petition. There will also be a GMC
powered Chevy making its first
start.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
DeMarco Is
Lightweight
Champ
BY HUGH FULLERTON JR.

NEW YORK R-It took Paddy
DeMarco nine years of fighting tc
learn self-control, but when he die
it brought him the world light
weight championship.
Paddy, cocky, fat-nosed little
guy from the tough Navy Yar6
section of Brooklyn, supposedly or
the downgrade as a boxer, wor
the title last night by decisively
outpointing Jimmy Carter in /.
rugged rounds at Madison Square
Garden.
1t was an astounding upset ir
the eyes of the slim crowd of $3.50
which rooted DeMarco in, but
Paddy had simple and logicaI
explanation for it.
at was my smartest fight" he
said. 81 held control, did what
was told, boxed and jabbed him."
Carter, usually the calm, conf
dent fighter, apparently didn't
know what to make of all this
He was counting on DeMarco tc
fight in his usual Style-bul-like
rushes and wild swinging that left
him open to hard counter-punch.
ing. Paddy just didn't.
The upShot was that Carter, the
slow-starter, never could catch UP
and DeMarco just breezed in to
win the unanimous decision of ref.
cree Ruby Goldstein and the two
judges.
Goldstein's card, the closest,
gave it to DeMarco rs, with three
rounds even. Judge Harold Barnes
scored nine rounds for DeMarco
and six for Carter while Judge
Arthur Aidala made it SOL in ia.
vor of Paddy. The Associated
Press Scorecard had it 104-1 for
DeMarco.
The victory didn't bring any
great financial reward for De.
Marco, who at Is has been fight.
ing professionally for nine years.
But it did bring lot of satisfac.
ton.
Oddly, it was DeMarco who was
supposed to get the title shot when
Carter won it from Ike Williams
three years ago. But he was taken
sick and Carter got the chance to
win in an upset as surprising as
last nights.
When DeMarco finally got his
chance, the experts made Carter
a Al favorite and were picking
him to win by knockout, Just as
he had in three title defenses last
year.
DeMarco, with his handlers re.
peatedly warning him not to get
excited and to fight as he had
planned, took charge almost from
the start. He made Carter fight
the way he wanted, piled up an
early lead and when Carter tried
desperately for a knockout in the
closing rounds, Paddy did a cool.
masterful job of outmaneuvering
him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Gage Champs To
|BeDecidedTonigh1
BY ed coRRIcAN

NEW YORK Up - The Atlantic
Coast and Southern Conference
titles viii be decided tonight and
lif Southern California beats Ore
Igon State the Pacific Coast con.
ference will have champion, too.
In the Atlantic Coast loop, Wake
Forest meets North Carolina State
while in the Southern Conference,
Richmond faces George Washing
ton which all but cleaned up the
league in the regular season.
Southern California dumped Ore
gon State last night 53-4S in the
first of its three-game playoff for
the Pacific Coast berth in the
NCAA. The Trojans, southern di-
vision champions, led in every Pc
Rod over their northern foes.
Rice holds one-up bulge in the
lSout west Conference play
offs, having crushed Texas 1852 in
the first of their three-game set
last night. They will resume COM
bat Monday.
The Ivy League also is in state
of confusion, with three teams still
in the running, but if Cornell beats
Penn tonight, the Quakers will be
out. That will leave it up to Prince
ton which plays Dartmouth. The
Tigers rule heavy choices here,
but if by some chance Dartmouth
Twins, then the title goes TO Cornell.
! Wake Forest and North Carolina
State both perpetrated major up
sets in the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence play last night. The Deacons
defeated second-seeded Maryland
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
Club Raided

BALTIMORE Up - When police
raided the Eton Social Club they
found dice game in one room,
q slot machine in another and two
nude women in u third room.
Police terrified at hearing yes
terday that 40 angry wife's tip
led to the raid. The wife told police
she didn't like her husband visit.
ing the place.
After the hearing, five men and
two women were held for grand
jury action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06
x. w. Kennel Club Entries

FIRST RACE - s.I6 mile
Grade 4
10 Ann Del
Beauty's Gift
Gray Horn
Sweetie Mohegan
Vigilante
Fixed Route
Pakistan
Dreams Pride
SECOND RACE -s.lS mile
Grade S
Berkshire
Miss Oberlin
Betty Jan
Baker Boy
Slick Miss
Silent Profit
Lucky Package
Jill's Lady
Grade IA
h. O.'S Hesitation
Glen Huff
Squire Bill
FlaShy Pearl
Light Whistler
April Shower
Agreeable
Mountain Ore
FOURTH RACE s.l6 mile
Grade 4
Mae Mohegan
Archangel
Connie Lou
Summer Gal
Predict
WaVa
Midnighter
Steel Band
FIFTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade
Bang Bang
Stylish Goldie
Porky Paul
Madeline's Choice
Gay Gift
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06

I Lady Crystal
July Fourth
Yellow Sadly
sixth RACE - 5.l6 mile
Grade 3
Southern Gent
| Gallant Brae
Embers
Black Faro
Super's Memory
Miss Guy
Sleeping Troubles
Just Sable
SEVENTH RACE 49, SIG mile
Grade 3
Yves Hardin
Sophino
AHEAD
Blue
Fancy Troubles
Stormy Bug
Saddle Burn
Dancing Jill
EIGHTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade z
Pretty Blossom
Carlita
Clowner
Miss Jane Mac
Capricorn
Reno Mary
r. o. IS Rube
Rocket Jet
NINTH RACE - SIS mile
Grade ]
Irene Hill
Pagoda
Range Twilight
Gay Skipper
Smart Design
Flakes of Fire
Black Ceaser
Hush Shane
TENTH RACE - SIG mile
Grade ]
Reconditioned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-03-06

64-56, while State came on with a
fourth-quarter squirt to eliminate
top-Seeded Duke 1915.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-16

Mrs. Mary Roby attended the
Franklin County Achievement Day
at Broadway Methodist Church
Friday. Mrs. Baker is the new pre-
.sident of the County group.
Several Big Darby folks attend
ed revival services at Allen Center
last week. Mr.. Bowser was the
speaker,
Mrs. Mary Roby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Roby called on Mrs. Effie
Finch at Amlin and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harper at Hayden Falls
Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Hook and Mrs. Mary
Roby attended a meeting of the
exhibits committee at London
Thursday to help plan for Achieve
ment Day, which will be in Lon
don April %.
Canaan Country Club girls 4
II Club appreciated all the help
they had toward their bake sale
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Minck, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Petry and daugh-
ter of Columbus, called on Mrs.
Mary ROby Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-16
CANAAN TWP.
Community News
MARTHA RoRY Reporter
Rle DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH

BIG DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday April Is Easter Sunday
Sunrise Service at $50 am.
Easter Breakfast 700 a. m.
Church Service 1000 a. m.
Candlelght Communion Service
Friday, 8 pm.
Big Darby Church folks will at
tend services at the Plain City
churches this week.
Mid Year meeting of the Mad
River Association at Bethel on APP
ril IS. Basket dinner Bus will go
if there are enough people who
want rides. Call Edward Hennis
or Mr.. Bowser if you plan to so
by bus.
Business meeting, April %, 8 pm.
Election of officers.
BIRTHDAYS
Mrs. Harry. Spring, Bob Smith
Six month attendance pins We're
presented Terry Gordon, Mrs. Lou
iSe Sweeney, and a three year pin
to Jay Straley.
Everyone is glad to have Mrs.
Julia Walker home and at Big
Darby again.
Funeral services were held at
Lima Sunday for Mr.. Sim Adams
mother. Interment at MillerStown.
Mrs, Gerald Gordon entered
Grant Hospital Saturday for obSer-
vation. Terry is staying with Mr..
and Mrs. Lotus Gordon and Mari
lyn and Danny with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nate Williams at Amity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hook and
daughters spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Hook. 49,
Mrs. VIM Baker, Mrs Willis
Harper, Mrs. Elton Roby, Mrs.
Elmer Weber, Mrs. Bill Dever, and
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-16
Help Is Available
For Disabled Not
IIIi+erate Voters

There is much confusion on the
right of iliterate persons to vote
in Ohio. The fact that a person
is unable to read or write doen
not disqualify him from voting.
However, he may not be given as
sistance in the marking of his bal
lots.
Ohio law clearly allows assist
ance in marking ballots if the voter
is physically infirm". Thus If a
person is blind, or by reason Of
loss of arm or such physical i'm
pairment he is unable to mark his
ballot, he is entitled to help in the
polling place on election day. This
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-16
Its Only Money

In 1913, the federal government
spent about $500 million year,
just one third as much as state
and local governments. In fiscal
year 1853, federal spending totall-
ed S746 billion, almost two and
one half times the cost OF state and
local governments.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-04-16

privilege of assistance does not ex-
tend to persons who votes an alb
sent voters ballot outside the pol
ling place.
The assistance in the polling
place may be rendered by either d
near relative of the voter, or by
two precinct judges of opposite
political affiliation. The restrict
ions based on the rendering of as
sistance were provided by the Leg
islature as Safeguard" in order
to protect the value of each vote.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Christmas Party

Canton, o. - Odsjek 514
HBz. svake godine, pa tako
owe priredjuje lijepi Christ
mas Party "a svoju djecicu
Pomlatka, a tako "a svoje
sestre clanice i ostale nase ze-
ne slavenskog porijekla. PAX
stoga ovime vas sve poziva
da Sc nefaljeno odazovete u
nedjelju, 12. decembra 1854,
u American CrOatian Home,
1858 Winfield Way N. E.
Program &c poceti tocno u
3 sata poslije podne S lijepim
bozicnim pjesmama, koje ce
nasa djecica Pomlatka iva
djati. Docim sestra Marie
Bieyl, uz pratnju gdjice Ana
Cantor, izvadjati ce ma vio-
linu wise prikladnih komada
bozicnog blagdana. N axe Il
programa imati cemo lijepi j
ukusni zagrizak, a poslije to-
ga izmjenu bozicnih darova
"a djecicu odrasle zene. Sva-
ko dijete neka donese gift"
u vrijednosti Cd SOC, a zene
Cd S1.50. Djecica Pomlatka j.
matt ce njihov zagrizak, cam
dy, popcorn balls, sve dru-
go sto ce ciniti veselu vecer
i zabavu besplatno.
Theresa Marich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
zabava kugIaeke |ige
0dsieka br. b44 Hbz

Hamilton, Ontario, Can. -
Kuglacka liga odsjeka 644 H.
B. z. priredjuje svoju zaba-
WI, koja &c Sc odrzati u subo-
tn vecer, II. decembra 1854.
u HrvatskOm NarOdnOm Do
mu.
Stoga uzimljemo 81 priliku,
da ovim putem pozovemo cije-
Ii mas narod u Hamiltonu i
okolici. da posjete ovu nasu
prvu zabavu owe godine.
Mi smo pozvali bratsku
kuglacku ligu odsjeka br. 975
IL Toronto, S kojom cemo l.
matt kuglacku utakmicu isto-
ga dana posliie podne.
John Bratina, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Odsjex 52S, Warwood, w. Va. -


Ovime pozivamo sve svoje clano-
We ma sodisnju sjednicu, koja &c Sc
odrzati dana IL. decembra o. g.,
10 sati prize podne.
Braco i sestre, ovo je vrlo vaz-
ma sjednica ma kojoj ceno birati
novi odbor Ia buducu godinu 1855.
Dodjite svi bez razlike spola, ta-
ko da mozenlo izabrati sto bolji
odbor. Mas sadaSnji odbor je saw
u odmallinl godinama, pall nemoj-
te kazati neka opet ostane start
odbor, posto je isti dobar, i t. d.
, Mi bi zelili da sc mladji primaju
u odbor. jer &c oni to morati pri-
je iii poslije uciniti, sto prize
tim bolje.
Isto molim onu bracu koji su "a
ostali sa uplatama, da svoju du-
| govinu podmire do konca owe 60
dine.
| JankO BudinSCak, tainik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Odsiek S2l. Midland. Pa.

vine pozivamo sve clanove naseg
odsjeka ma izvanrednu godisnju
sjednicu, koja Ge Sc odrzavati u
nedjelju u. decembra 1854, l
sat poslije podne, nasem drus-
tvenom domu.
Ma ovoj sjednici, brace sestre,
pored drugih vaznih s. ari, koje
cemo rjesavati "a dobrobit nases
odsjeka HBz., tallodjer cemo
sprovesti izbore "a novu odsjecnu
upravu, koja ce predvoditi mas od-
sick kroz iducu 1855. godinu. Sto-
ga je potrebno. da svi prisustvu-
jete izaberete 81 upravu po svo-
joj najboljoj volji i zelji.
Isto Sc mole svi clanovi, naro-
cito oni koji su otraga sa uplata-
ma svoje clanarine, da svoju dugo-
vinu podmire elm prize, tako da
nadzorni odbor moze dati potpuni
izvjestaj bez ikakve dugovine. Sto-
ga jos jednom vas opominjen, da
svi dodjete ma ovu sjednicu, loja
bi trebala biti posjecena makar
tri puta wise nego sto su to nase
obiGne redovite sjednice kroz godi-
nu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Odsiek 1Si, Alliance, Ohio.

OusJVk TOT, FNTIIdHVC, OTT'U. Y
vine Sc poziva sveukupno clanstvo
ovoga dluStva da svi do jednoga
dodju ma sjednicu 10. decembra
1854, jer ovo je godisnja sjedni-
ca, ma kojoj &C Sc birati novi od-
Dor Ia godinu 1855.
Stoga, brace sestre, nastojte da
dodjete da lakse rijesimo nase
druStvene poslove.
Toliko YAM svima do znanja i
ravnanja, uz bratslii pozdrav,
John Belan, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

Ulaz je besplatan "a sve, a die
ca ce dobiti darove, it'd, pax &C
biti veselja "a sve.
Bratski vas pozdravlja,
L. Yalsic, perovodja.