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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15


posvetimo tudi en- clanek V S
ga, "a organizacijo tako vaz-
mega organa, brez katerega
bi zajednica ne bila kar je -
ga jednicara".
Uradna glasila so vsem ma
Sim podpornim organizacijam
najvaznejsa potreba, ker brez
njih bi ne bio mogoce voditi
kampanje in navdusevati cla-
ne k vecji delavnosti in "a
nimanju "a organizacijo. Gla-
silo je ono sredstvo, XII mas
drzi zdruzeno, da Sc pozna-
mo med seboj, da 81 izmenja-
mo svoje misli in da povemo
kaj bi bio po nasem mne-
nju najbolje Ia organizacijo.
Skratka, brez glasila bi ne
vedeli eden "a drugega ter bi
bill takorekoc tujci pod svo-
jo lastno streho. ....
Kar velja toraj "a glasila
drugih organizacij, velja Sc
v vecji meri "a "Zajednicar'.
O tenn smo Sc lahko prepri-
cali zadnja leta, ko nam je
bio potrebno obdrzavati let
ne clanske kampanje, pri ka-
terih je "Zajednicar" vedno
igral glavno ulogo. Brez ME
ga bi sploh ne mogli voditi
nobene kampanje in vsa d,u-
ga sredstva bi ne mogla pre-
vzeti niti del uloge katero IL
vrsuje "Zajednicar".
Pred so lett Sc je toraj po-
rodil pri H. B. z. otrok, ka-
teremu so dali pri krstu ime
"Zajednicar". Roditelj mu je
bila osma konvencija bivse
Narodne Hrvatske Zajednice,
XII Sc je vrsila leta 1904 V st.
Louis, Mo. Kot vsako novo-
rojeno dete, je bill tudi ga
jednicar" oh porodu majhen
in sibk. Izhajal je samo en-
krat ma mesec v malem for
matu ter je komaj zadosto-
val "a najnujnejse uradne OBJ
jeve. Toda, ker je incl dobro
in skrbno mater, Zajednico,
XII ga je negovala in skrbela
"a MEGA, Sc je nitro razvijal
in postajal z vsako konven-
clio mocnejsi.
Deseta konvencija, XII Sc je
vrsila ma Calumetu, Mich. (pi-
sec tega Sc jo Sc dobro spo-
minja) je storila velik korak
naprej, ko je zakljucila, da
maj "zajednicar' v bodoce IL
haja tedno, v navadnem ca
sopisnem formatu in cd te-
daj naprej redno izhaja kot
tednik, seveda v vecji obliki
in ma vec straneh.
Do leta 1929 je "Zajedni-
CAR izhajal samo v hrvat-
skem jeziku. Isto leto je pa
konvencija zakljucila, da Sc
maj da glasilu novo obliko in
da Sc ga poveca IL 8 ma IL
strani, izmed katerih maj bo-
do 4 pisane v angleseini. To
je bill prvi poskus, da list pri-
nasa tudi anglesko ctivo, XII
sc je v poznejsih letih tako
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
0BAyIJEST opSJEcNIA TAJNIClkAA ! 0LANovIMA

Kroz zadnjih par tjedana mas ured je PRIMO mnogo
zahteva cd nasih odseka canstva mamie kalendare
cd Zajednce.
Mi zemo obavijestt nase odsjeke clanove da Glavni
Ured male kalendare vrst kalendara obu
stav podebu nazad nekh pet godna posto e zahtev
iste bio vrlo malen.
Zato umojavamo odsjeke clanove da OBJ
javu obzr tako &c zaprjecu nepotrebno dopsvanje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

Nasa Zajednica uclanjuje
move clanove cd 16 do IS
godina - bez lijecnicke pre-
gledbe. Iskoristite owl pri-
liku.
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@-Ietnica "zajednieara"
Jos. Chesarek

Letos ne obvrsu jemo samo 60-etnico Hrvatske Brat
ske zaednce temvec tudi 50letnico zati ubej
odkar izhaja ME glaslo "Zajednicar"
tenn je bio re veko psanega obeh, hrvatski in
angesk sekc gasla vendar menmo, da bo odvet ako
posvetimo ud canek slovenscni zatemu ubeiu te-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15

dobro obneslO, da danes "a
vienna polovico strani.
V vseh so. letih je incl
"Zajednicar' samo pet hrvat-
skin urednikov. Sledeci so BIZ
Ii izbrani V teh letih "a ured-
nika: Don Niko Grskovic, XII
je bill poznan tudi med Slo-
venci; Franjo X. Kolander;
Juraj Ubojcic; Milan Petrak
in sedanji urednik, Flip WI
kelic. Najdalje je bill ma tenn
polozaju Milan Petrak, toda
tudi danasnji urednik, W.
kelic, re II let suce pero ter
navdusuje clanstvo V kam-
panjah in drugih zajednicar-
skin prireditvah.
10 proslavljamo zlati jubi-
lei "zajednicara', pa istocas-
no obvrsujemo tudi 25-letnico
angleske sekcije, XII Sc je "a
pocela, kakor gori omenjeno
leta 1929. Toraj imamo kar
diva jubileju - zlatega in
srebrnega, kar je Sc bolj INA
elmo. Vredno je tudi omeni-
tt, da smo imeli v vseh teh
letih samo diva urednika "a
angleski del. Prvi je bill po-
kojni Mike Horvath, XII je
list urejeval do konvencije le-
ia 1947, ko ga je nasledil Sc
danji urednik, Stephen Br-
kich, Xxi spretno urejuje an
gleSko sekcijo, kar ste Sc lah-
ko ze vsi prepricali.
Da, il malega, novorojene-
ga otroka pred so. lett, Sc je
"Zajednicar' povspel in IRA
stel v cvrstega mozaka, XII je
dosegel svojo najboljso mos
ko dobo. Sci je skozi dobre
in slabe case; dozivel mnogo
strankarskih bojev ter Sc je
moral veckrat boriti pred ma
padi nasprotnikov. Toda od-
Sci je vsakikrat zmagovito il
boja. V zivljenju posamezni-
ka so let pomeni, da je "a
pustil "a seboj svojo najbolj-
SO dobo, toda v zivljenju enc
organizacije kot je H.B.Z., XII
ina pred seboj Sc nedogled-
no vrsto let obstanka, pa po-
meni SO let komaj dober Ia
cetek. Ko mas, kateri danes
citamo i stikamo po kolonah
"Zajednicara" ne DO vec ma
svetu, bo "Zajednicar" V eni
ali drugi obliki, Sc v naprej
izhajal ter oglaseval Zajed-
nico in navduseval svoje clan
stvo.
Zatoraj Sc danes tudi mi
pridruzujemo cestitkam k fla
temu jubileju "Zajednicara"
ter oh enem voscimo vsem ci-
tateljem in celokupnemu Clan
stvu H.B.Z.
VESELE BOZICNE
PRAZNIKE
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KNJ|ZEVNI OGLAS
Dne 15 prosnca 1854. izlaz z sampe postupa prodau
prvi syezak knjge Ora Ante Cilige:
SAM KROZ EVROPU u RATU

SAM KROZ EVROPU U RATU
Drg svjetski rat doziNaiima vanstranackog covjeka
Sadrzaj prvog sveska
Qzazi Is. prosinca.)
l. Pariz - uoci pocetku rata.
z Hum doaze!" Pariz pod njemackom okupacijom.
Drugi dio. Tri godne II bakanskom vrtlogu.
g. Taanski ntermezzo.
T. Trazeci svoj put svoe modeno oblikovanje Bosnia
Herzegovina postaje cvorisem hrvatske-srpske drame
a. Bosanski Muslimani = jezgra problema, njegove
zamrsenosti osobitosti.
b) Kakovu prozivio Herceg- -Bosnu burnih godina
19O5-1914.
g Prolrustova posteja velikosrpske Jugosavje
d. Bosni-Hercegovini 1941.-1g45 nasao sam =
"trojanski rat" Hrvata Srba. -
Sadrzaj drugog svesla:
uzlaz "a poa godine)
s. Domovina mi otvara sirom vrata zatvora ogora
istrebenja.
g. Ljudi pred icem smrti (Jasenovac).
T. Hrvati konspiriraju da pro-savezckim drzavnim
udarom otresu Paveica Hitlera da izbjegnu Drazu
Tita.
Trec do Treci Reich II agonj.
g. Put rusevine Berna. Bee Berlin nakon 20 srpnja
g. Konac Nibelunga, gledan il Bavarske
Cetvrti dio. Tjeskoba Europe poslije rata.
TO- Kruzno putovanje Rim London Nurnberg-
RIM
H. Opet Parizu; Tito Adenauer u igri Washington
Moskva.
Veci sredisnji do knjge dra. Ante Cige posve
Cen e Hrvatsko proslom ratu No ne to uzeto zirano
nego povezano opcim zbivanjem Evrop svijetu Uz
to, pocetku koncu knjge doaze kao vanjsk okvr
slke dozvlja razisljana IL ostalih zemalja Europe
KnJga je hrvatska evropska isti mah Ona je mamie
nena nostranim citaocma kao hrvatskim. Ona izlaze
bran hvatsku stvar pred vanjskm svjeto ali covjecan
sku stvar pred Hrvatima Meme teme Hrvatska Ev-
ropa, Europa Rusija Istok Zapad komunizam - jucer
danas Knga dae objektvnu sk naseg domaceg hratsko
srpskog rata Ustasa, Partizana Cetnka Pavelca Tta
Knga je asna ostra idejama nista vaznog sakrva
poljepsava bez cne, stranacke iii nacionalne mr.
ME prema blo kome velikom vjerom u narod Pisac
ko e dosao rata Hrvatsku kao obektivni posmatrac
svedoci wolff hrvatskog naroda svou drzavu svoe
samostalno meso svetu svoe vastite drzave
kao "a poravnanje srpskm narodom osnovi demo-
kratskog nacea svatko gospodar svojoj kuci svojoj
zav Ttov partzan to obecaval ali ispunil svog
obecana Drug svezak dogovara ono sto prv otpocine
Prvi svezak, ko izlaz 15 prosnca ina $50 stranica
tiskan je ma fnom papiru vrlo jasnm slovma ukusno
opremen ina naslovno stranici vignetu "Domagojev
strjelci' Mestrovica.
CIJENA - DIVA DOLARA.
Narucuje Sc, naprijed posan novac kod pisca -
A. Ciiga, rue de PUnversite, Paris VII - France
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-15
(Nastavak sa 2. strane)

"a vecu ! bolju Hrv. Bratsku
Zajednicu.
Tajnik je naglasio i publi-
ci' predstavio naseg chikas-
kog pobjednika u ovogodis-
Moi kampanji "a noyo clan
stvo, koji je postigao' pocas-
no delegatstvo ma 9-tu kon-
venciju H.B.Z., brata Vincent
Biskupica, clana odsjeka 81,
upravitelja gnijezda br. II
HBZ. 1stodobno pozdravio je
kao prvog pobjednika ovo-
godisnje kampanje br. Geo.
Balica, tajnika odsjeka 288 IL
Whiting, Ind, koji je tako-
djer bio prisutan ma ovoj pro-
slavi.
Prisutni su burno pozdra-
viii pobjednike brata Bisku-
plea i Balica.
Takodjer zornjak pozvao
je sve nase odsjeke ma dali
nju suradnju, tako, da u d1'u-
goj 1855. godini zajednicki
poslavimo proslavu 4O-te OBJ
ljetnice Pomladka HBZ.
Tajnik u ime G. o. zahva-
lilo Sc urednicima Zajednicara
bratu Filipu Vukelicu j bra
tn Stephen F. Brkicu, koji su
najpripravnije oglasivali ma
su priredbu i time pomogli
moralnom i materijalnom u
spjehu iste.
Posliie programa nastao je
~ do u kasnu noe moder-
NH plesova uz Al Peters Or
kestar u velikoj dvorani, a
nasih narodnih kola u osta-
lin prostorijama uz svirku
popularnog Tamb. Zbora
"Sloboda", docim u blagovao-
nici posluzivale su sestre i
braca veliki broj gostiju sa
hranom okrepljujucim pi-
Gem pax Sc i NINA tajnik
Frank Zornjak zahvalio ma
pozrtvovnom radu u ime u
prave Centralnog Odbora 3D.
sjeka H. B. z. "a Chicago i
okolicu.
Izvjestitelj
X
Proslava go. godisnjice H.
B. z. u Chicagu 5. decembra
t. 6. uspjela je ma podpuno
zadovoljstvo predstavnika i
clanstva odsjeka, koji su su-
djelovali u ovom radu, te sc
u ime njihovo zahvaljujemo
swim posjetiocima owe rijet-
ke proslave sa zeljom da dru-
&c godine ma proslavi 40-te
obljetnice Pomladka H. B. z.
nadje Sc ma okupu sve Clan
stvo nasih odsjeka Chicago
okolice uz ostale prijatelje
HBZ i da u radu Centralnog
Odbora porade svi ostali 3D.
sjeci i sva gnijezda ma koje
upravljamo oval bratski po-
ziv:-
Stovane sestre brace:
Ma s. decembra t. &. pro-
slavili su odsjeci HBZ udru-
zeni u Centralnom Odboru "a
Chicago j okolicu 6O-tu godis-
njicu opstanka nase narodne
humanitarne HBZ ma jedan
lijepi i dostojni nacin uz su-
radnju dvadeset odsjeka.
Sama proslava je vrlo do
bro ispala il moralnog i fl
nancijalnog gledista, ma cemu
sc izvrsni odbor c. O. odsje-
ka HBZ najljepse zahvaljuje
onim odsjecima i njihovim
delegatima koji su u tom ra-
du sudjelovali i time pomog-
Ii u sirenju dobrog imena
svojih odsjeka i Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
Rad Centralnog Odbora nj
je ovom proslavom prestao,
nego nastavlja sa odusevlje-
MEM u priredjivanju godis-
njih Zajednicarskih Dana /
1855 u odrzanju proslave 40
godisnjice Pomladka H.B.Z.,
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Deca il gnezda br 517 ma pogram svoga odsjeka HBz

Trail B. c., Can. - Mas odsjek br. PSI
jest ponosan, sto ma ovoj sici moze pred
staviti svoju lijepu veselu grupu clanova
naseg gnijezda Pomlatka broj SIT, koja je
nastupila ma programu prigodom proslave
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50-godisnjice opstanka odsjeka broj 2S1 i
60-godisnjice opstanka Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice, koja je odrzana dne 10. julia 1854. -
l. Antak, upravitelj gnijezda broj SIT H. B.
ia iednice.
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CIJENA - DIVA DOLARA,

Narucuje Sc, naprijed poslani novac kod pisca =
A. Ciiga, 1 de PUniversite Paris VII - France
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
Mrs. SarfweII Urged
For Star Civic Trophy

The Brookland Citizens Asso-
citation is seeking to Induce Mrs.
Frank Sartwell to reconsider and
| join the running for The Eve
ming Star Trophy"
A resolution introduced last
night by Mrs. Margaret Parry,
supported the Southwest Citi-
zens' Association president. The
resolution praised Mrs. Sartwell's
successful efforts to get insur-
ance for District school children.
Mrs. Sartwell was nominated
Saturday night at a Federation
of Citizens Committee meeting
for The Star trophy but with
drew in favor of Joseph O.
kaufman.
In another action, the associa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
| BurIeith Group Plans
To Revise Bylaws

The Burleith Citizens Asso-
citation last night appointed a
committee to revise its constitu-
ton and bylaws.
Among the changes to be
written in the constitution is a
provision to hold annual cleo
tons in May instead Of Decem-
Der. now called for. j. ]. Mac
Donnell will head the COM
mittee.
The association also voted q
$25 gift to the Federation Of
Citizens Associations.
John B. Thomas, president.
conducted the meeting in Cor
don Junior High School. Thirty
fifth and T streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
Delinquency Traced
In 1877 Of Arrests,
Citizens Are Told

Donald c. Clemmer. director
Of the District Department Of
Corrections. said last night 40
per cent of adults arrested for
crimes in the District have. by
their own admission, been in
trouble as juvenile delinquents.
He told the Kalorama Citizens
Association 80 per cent of them
had been in penal institutions
as delinquents.
In comparison, he continued.
California reported 35 per cent
and New York 40 per cent OF
their adult offenders as having
been in trouble as juveniles.
A resolution was adopted
calling for the custer from the
Board of Education Of DR.. Mar
garet Just Butcher.
The resolution declared that
DR.. Butcher had shown preju-
dice by accepting a years con-
tract from the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement OF
Colored People to offer guidance
in the study for school integra-
ton.
The group passed a motion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
Building Code Exemption
Asked for Present Homes

The West End Citizens Asso-
citation last night asked that
building codes en- new construc-
ton not be applied to existing
structures.
Lawrence I. Peak, who pre-
sented the resolution, said it
| is Impractical to modernize
some slum dwellings to conform
with new regulations.
To put indoor bathrooms In
some of the homes, he said.
would cost as much as the house
is worth.
The meeting was conducted
by Lester Steinem, president. at
2003 ! street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09

q former president of the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Association
and of the Arkansas avenue
group and new a retired at
torney.
It was only a short time ago
that the association finally got
Congress to underwrite an ex-
panded Piney Branch drainage
basin. Congress last session au-
thorized a S. million outlay for
construction Of the relief sew
ers, which are earmarked for
completion in 1856.
Community Spirit Pays OFF.
Zone of the reasons we've had
q strong association is that we
have brought about genuine
community spirit in our locality"
said Mr. Newell. washington is
just IS or so little cities in a big
town. A citizens association
meeting is just about the only
place people can go to meet their
neighbors.
1.-THE test way you can &C.
complish anything for an area
is to know the people in the
area"
How do they manage this at
Arkansas avenue?
For one thing, said Mr.. Newell,
the association has never sacri-
feed the social aspect Of the or
ganization to purely business
considerations. The citizens
gather in a kaffee klatch after
each meeting in st. Marks Lu-
theran Church of the Incarna-
ton, Fourteenth and Gallatin
streets NV. Each summer. the
associations picnic draws from
$500 to 1000 people from the
community.
Remembered in Di treSs.
For another thing, the asso-
citation has what it calls its
Forget Me-Not Committee head
ed by Miss Lillian Hamilton, SUI
perintendent of the John Dick
son Home. When an association
member falls i'll or dies, the per.
sons family always can be sure
of a consoling card or bouquet
of flowers. Then, too, Mrs. Zelah
Farmer lis chairman of a COM
mittee that distributes crutches
and wheel chairs and various
sick-room supplies to members
temporarily rendered hors de
combat.
Mr.. Newell, who is the oldest
member of the association. at
tributes much Of the organiza-
TONS success to the Arkansas
Traveller a monthly newspaper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
CIoudburst Floods
Led Arkansas Ave.
Citizens 10 Organize
BY Donald Michoel Rouh

By Donald Michael Rouh
! The situation was like this
kround Arkansas avenue on
IL Day In 1889:
!. furious electrical storm shot
q the Washington area late in
afternoon. dropping an in
c. sd4ble four inches of rain with
III a two-hour period. The cloud
b~rSt was a lulu-motorists were
stranded in lakes of water, and
householders In many Of the
lower parts Of the city spent
much of the night bailing out
their flooded cellars.
Property-owners glumly picked
up a 100000 check for the
storms damage.
Citizens of the Piney Branch
Association. now out Of existence.
bitterly. assailed the District
Commissioners for their failure
to have laid storm sewers in their
area They demanded the Com
missioners-Co Congress - anybody
do something about their con-
strCction.
But the city was a trifle on
Its uppers, Result: No sewers.
New Group Gets Action.
So, a number of crestfallen
citizens decided to form a new
association, which they called
the Arkansas Avenue Commu-
nifty Association. Hugh Keiser
was its first president.
Again the citizens went after
the storm sewers by going after
the Commissioners. This time
they got action - a $685. 900
Federal loan. Eighteen months
later the citizens had their storm
sewers along the Piney Branch
tract. .
And they've been getting
action on a lot of things ever
since, says Clifford H. Newell,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
18th Street Highlands
Group Elects Roihbard

Sol Rothbard. an attorney,
was elected president of the
Sixteenth Street Highlands Cit
liens Association last night.
Other newly elected officers
are Harry M. Dengler, vice presi-
dent, and Paul Alderman. dele
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09

offered BY Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley.
calling for national representa-
ton and suffrage for residents
of the District.
About rs members OF the citi-
zenship class of the American
ization School were visitors at
the meeting, held in the Adams
School. Nineteenth and Califor-
mia streets NV. Miriam C.
Camp, association president,
conducted the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
Fringe Parking Site
Opposition Defeated

A resolution to oppose fringe
parking at the old industrial
Home School site was baked
last night at a meeting Of the
Glover Park Citizens Association
by parliamentary maneuver.
An earlier resolution to oppose
fringe parking ands to suggest
the use Of the site for recreation
purposes was defeated.
The second resolution for the
opposition of fringe parking was
the same as the first resolution,
emitting the suggestion that the
lot be used for recreation. II
was blocked by a successful mo-
ton for adjournment, introduced
by Henry Backenheimer.
c. Brewster Chapman, jr., who
introduced both resolutions,
quoted from an act of Congress
of March, 1927. which stated
that the approximate AZ acres
of land should be used for
school playground or highway
purposes or transferred to the
Director of Public Buildings and
Parks to become a part of the
park system of the District Of
Columbia"
In earlier business, the group
approved it's budget for the
coming year and accepted four
new members.
Frank B. Turner, president,
conducted the meeting in ST.
Luke's Church, Calvert street
and Wisconsin avenue NV.
which has failed to go to press
only three of"four times in it's Is
years of existence.
The group, which now num-
bers about 800, is especially
proud of it's victory over the
Japanern beetle, which ravaged
Washin on area trees and
shrubbcxy a few years ago. The
association got the cooperation
of the property-owners to treat
the soil with a chemical to kill
the marauding beetles, and It
was not long after the Federal
Government decided to follow
suit on its own property in the
neighborhood.
"They had to-" said Mr..
Newell.
Defer Electing President.
The association last night
deferred its selection of a presi-
dent until next month when a
Wrangle developed among a
number of reluctant nominees
The following officers were
named, however:
Miss Helen Walburn, Miss
Edith Weitner and Edward Kib-
ley. vice presidents: Mrs. Clara
Boyer. secretary; Mrs. Besse w
Hayden. assistant secretary.
Also, Mrs. Lena Heitmuller,
assistant treasurer; Mr.. Newell
counsel: Miss Lillian Hamilton
Fred Morgan and Mrs. Isabel
Thompson, executive board
members
Also, Mr.. Newell and L. Seth
Schnitlnan, !. delegates to the
Federation OF Citizens Associa-
tons; Mr.. Newell, Mr.. Schnit-
man, Mrs. Thompson, David
McRae and George Berger, dele
gates to the North Washington
Council.
The meeting was conducted
! by Mr.. Schnitman, president.
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gate to the Federation Of cit-
liens Associations. Other ON
GERS viii be elected later.
Police 1t. Ray Aggleson, No. 6
Precinct. asked the group for
suggestions for a new location
of the Boys Club.
The meeting was held in the
Brightwood School, Thirteenth
and Nicholson streets NV.
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Placing Negro Teachers IN White Schools Opposed

The policy Of assigning
colored teachers to predomi-
nantly white schools was OPP
posed last night by the Mount
Pleasant Citizens Association.
The association unanimously
rejected q report Of the groups
executive committee to defer
action on indignation Of schools
and teachers until the Supreme
Court had heard final arguments
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on the carrying out Of integra-
ton.
The guest speaker. 1t. Col
Harry F. Hansen, Assistant Engi-
neer Commissioner. outlined the
proposed public works program
to the association.
The meeting, conducted by
Wallace NJ. Rhodes, president
was held in the Mount Pleasant
Branch Library. Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV.
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Star stan Photo

ton Endorsed a resolution passed
by the Summit Park Citizens As
ISOLATION, which censured the
Board Of Education and School
Supt. Hobart M. Corning for
migrating the school system.
Miss Kathleen w. Noel con-
Quoted the meeting, held in the
Brookland School. Tenth and
Monroe streets NE.
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Four Guses in One

TULSA.-Natural gas in reality
is not one gas but four, which
are known as ethane. methane,
propane and butane.
Smyrna times., 1954-07-15
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING
Several New Members Join Third
District Club at Clayton Meet

The Third District Democratic
Club met last week in the Clay
ton Fire Hall with large turn
out, including several new men,
bers. Allen Cook, president of the
club, introduced Max Terry, Dow
er attorney, who spoke briefly
on the forthcoming primary, as
well as the convention on Aug. 10.
Edward Hughes, Kenton, spoke
on the use of the voting machine,
and it was suggested that anyone
who wishes to learn more about
its use can do so by going to the
Dover court house. Candidates
present who are seeking election
included Allen Cook for Sheriff,
Roland Trader, coroner, John
Loder, Clayton, levy court COM
missioner, and Roy Honey, Dover,
sheriff. The club also noted that
it has definitely endorsed Sena-
tor ]. Allen Frear for reelection,
and reaffirmed this election.
Smyrna times., 1954-07-15
CIVIL DEFENSE ADVISORY
GROUP NAMED BY LEVY COURT

The Kent County Levy Court
has appointed 20-member coun-
ty civil defense advisory commit
tee representative of all sections
of the county. Members of the
committee, from list suggested
by Harry A. Helm, Leipsic, coun-
ty civil defense director, and Civ
en- the approval of the court, were
announced last Thursday by Ed
ward Kelly, Rising Sun, Levy
Curt president. They are: George
M. Wright, Smyrna, superinten-
dent of the Smyrna Special School
District; ]. Fletcher Traux, Smyr-
ma, banker; Harold H. Senger,
Clayton, canning industry: George
r. Cahall, Cheswold, businessman
and volunteer fireman; Charles
Messina, Cheswold, merchant. Irv-
ing ]. Moress, Dover, veterans
organization representative; H.