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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Virginia House Kills
Bill Against Wafer
Rate Basis in Fairfax
By Alex R. Preston
Sfor Stoff Correspondent

H1CHMSND. Mar. 6.-Fa1r1aX
County legislation to prohibit
water companies from charging
rates based on assets which cost
them nothing. ran into an am
bush on the floor of the House
of Delegates today. and was
killed "a to SO.
After the General Laws Com
mittee favorably reported the
bill with no dissenting votes. the
sudden opposition on the floor
was too much for the freshman
delegates. Omer Hirst and John
Webb Of Fairfax. to fight off.
Veteran Delegate Armistead
L. Boothe of Alexandria, who
opposed the bill before a COM
mittee. stayed on the floor dur
ing the 25-minute debate. but
did not vote because his law
firm represents the Virginia
Water Co.. which serves part
of Fairfax County.
Other developments today in
cluded: passage by the House.
with significant support from
Democratic organization lead
ers. of bill to revise the Byrd
automatic tax credit law. The
bill goes to the Senate.
House Passes Labor Move.
The Senate passed and sent to
the House. by a IS to II vote. a
bill to put more teeth into the
States right-to-work labor law.
This marked the Stanley admin
istration's first major victory in
the session which has given him
four defeats.
The House killed, by sending
back to committee. a bill by the
Arlington delegation to give that
county the right to issue fran
chiseS to public utilities, similar
to powers now held by cities.
The House approved. A to II,
the idea of creating a toll turn
pike in southwest Virginia. from
West Virginia to North Carolina.
InaSmuch as the same body re-
Gently approved a toll turnpike
in the MISUNDERSTANDING
area. it looks as though the leg
islature may be departing from
the traditional pay-as-you-go
policy of maintaining free high
ways. The Senate still has to
act on both bills. however
The bill to revise the Byrd
automatic tax credit law went
through after barely five minutes
OF discussion. 1t was sponsored
by N. w. Pendleton. of Wythe.
Three previous attempts to re-
wise the four-year-old law of
State Senator Harry F.. Byrd.
jr., have taken many hours of
debate
Moore Backs Pendleton.
Today. the Pendleton bill had
the support OF House Speaker E.
Blackburn Moore, who almost in
variably votes according to ad-
ministration policy.
The Pendleton bill provides
that tax credits would not begin
until revenues had exceeded esti-
mates by 10 per cent. Then. all
but five per cent of the excess
would be credited to taxpayers,
this giving the legislature a sur
plus" to appropriate.
AT present. tax credits begin
when revenues exceed estimates
by five per cent and then the en-
tire amount Is refunded so that
no surplus is accumulated.
Taxpayers are due to receive
credits totalling nearly 81 mil
lion on their bills in December.
But the House already has
passed the $752 million budget
bill with the 81 million tackled
on, along with a clause suspend
ing the tax credit for one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Lord Lyle, Leading Foe
OF Labor Government
BY the Assoe,uied Pres,

BOURNEMOUTH, England,
March 6.-Lord Lyle, British
sugar magnate. died today at
the age of II.
He was stricken with pneu-
monia while crossing the Allan
tic to the Bahamas in January,
spent a week in a New York
hospital instead, and then sailed
back home.
AS president of Tate and Lyle,
sugar refiners. Lord Lyle was a
champion of free enterprise and
spent 1889 pounds ($42, 949) in
1950-51 in a campaign against
the Labor governments pro-
posals to nationalize the sugar
industry. He won and the cam
paign costs later were upheld as
an admissible deduction from
profits for income tax purposes.
His son, Charles John Leon
ard, inherits the title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

t h e Tru-Blu
Liquor Store.
1926 Wiscon-
sin a v e n u e
NV. and lived
at 10l15 Nc
Kenney We
nue.. S silver
Spring.
Mr.. Killeen
was a member
a nd former
pre- S i d e n I
of the George
town Lions
Club and on
the board of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

at 1910 TWen-
tieth sire e t
NV.
S h e W q S
born in WASH
ington. II e r
h u S b a n d,
j a m e S A.
S ! a u G h ter.
died in 1910.
She eStab-
Ii S h e d the
S | a u g liter
Hotels here
about 80 years
ago. In later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Chicago Conventions

CHICAGO.-Of the SO Repub-
hcan and Democratic national
conventions held from 1854
through 1852, 81 of them have
been conducted in Chicago be-
cause Of its central geographic
location.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07

street N. w.
Mr.. Simon
ton retired in
June. 1852. as
head of the
bureaus al
cohol and to-
b a CO ak
legal division.
He spen t
more than 40
years in legal
branches of
the Govern
ment. includ-
ing the Treas
llrV and AQri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Mrs. Slaughter, S3,
Founder Operator
OF D. {. Hotels, Dies

Mrs. Blanche Hill Slaughter.
80, associated with the Slaugh-
ter Hotels here. died yesterday at
Emergency Hospital. She lived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
Vincent Simonton, II
Retired RevenueAide

Vincent Simonton. 70. retired
Internal Revenue division head,
died Friday at Emergency Hos
pital. He lived at 1879 Newton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
John 5. Ki|Ieen,
Liquor Store Owner,
Silver Spring Resident

John S. Killeen. 81, a George
town liquor store owner since
1888. died yesterday at George
town Hospital. He was owner of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
High Birth Rote

OAK RIDGE, Tenn. - This
community, home of the atom
bomb. has birth rate about
three times the national average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
Big Red L Stands
For Army Tradition
And a Tough Outfit
BY Themes R. Henry
Ssur Ssoff Correspondent

GRAFFENWOEHR, Bavaria
(By maiD Its still "the big red
l"-the 1st Infantry Division.
perhaps the Army's toughest and
proudest outfit.
IT had rather insult the Ma
rines," Gen. George S. Patton,
whose, relations with the LIST
were not always too cordial, re-
marked one day in Sicily. There
would be less kickback."
The infantrymen now en-
camped through the pine forests
of this corner Of Bavaria are all
most entirely new men since
Sicily. There was q turnover OF
1000 out Of 1900 last year.
There have been 5000 replace
ments so far this year. due to the
arbitrary limit placed on tours
of duty In Europe. But change
in personnel doesn't seem to
make much difference. The 'big
red /" itself remains unchanged.
Its soldiers probably will be the
spearhead infantry of any future
war, just as they have been in
the past.
Tradition Continues.
This persistence of the divi-
sion itself as an entity with the
same sort of personality is prob
ably due, say its commanders
who themselves are new men, to
three or four reasons, chief OF
which is the continuing tradi-
tionS. A soldier fresh from home
with only basic training behind
him quickly feels in some way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

National Capital Parks per-
sonnel. who help people enjoy
the park system in the area
almost every week end. get q lit
tie out Of their orbit tomorrow
night, with a tour of the heavens.
The tour begins and ends at
Fort Reno Park near Fortieth
and Chesapeake streets NV.
There National Capital aStron-
omers will furnish homemade
telescopes for sky observations
between 8 and IL pm.
In addition, a National Capital
Parks historian will take per-
sons interested on a tour through
Lafayette Park and point out in
teresting facts about the sur
rounding area on Sunday from
2:30 to 1880 pm. The tour starts
at the statue in the center Of
the park.
There viii also be conducted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
Peel khan Free on Bond
Pending Abortion Appeal

DR.. Henry L. Pecknam jr.
Washington physician found
guilty recently of performing an
abortion on a woman, formerly
in the Marine Corps. yesterday
was granted freedom under S.
900 bond. pending determination
of his appeal from the conviction.
The bond was granted by the
U. S. Court Of Appeals for the
District. Bail previously had
been refused by Judge Edward
M. Curran who had presided at
the trial in the U. S. District
Court for the District of Colum-
bia.
Defense Attorney Albert Ahern
is contending that Judge Curran
erred in instructing the jury
that, under the District abortion
statute, the woman does not have
to be shown to have been preg-
nal1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

that he q Q specially selected
man with all the past Is wen
as present soldiers Of the OUTFIT
as his comrades. And he feels
that the men on the firing line
beside him also are the pick OF
the Army-and that about the
worst thing he can do Is let them
down. He must master his job
to justify his selection.
The organization. Of course. is
the same as that Of any other
infantry division - although
there have been changes which
would be quite surprising to LIST
veterans of North Africa, Sicily
and Normandy.
I'm fact" remarked one Of its
commanding generals, II don't
know why the - they call us
infantry any more"
Perhaps the most notable
change is that each regiment
now contains q tank company.
in addition to four divisional
tank companies. Another in
novation Is q heavy mortar COM
pany for each regiment. The In
fantry has put on armor and
greatly increased its IRE power.
It also has taken to the air with
it's own strafing squadronS.
Spirit Of Men Important.
But this makes little basic Diff
ference when 1t Is considered
that the fundamental weapon Of
any war is the spirit and dis.
cipline Of men and the LIST has
a sort of self discipline for which
no formula can be given. It's
still Terry Aliens old division OF
North Africa - sometimes crit
! icized for its self-asSurance and
the cockineSs of its soldiers and
their apparent lack of discipline
out of action. But they were
always there when the guns be-
gan to shoot.
Their companion division in
Germany is the 4th, rated by
! everybody as one of the finest in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

1 the army. There Is . good deal
Of rivalry between them. The
4th, however. does not have
quite the same cockinesE. It
started action in Normandy. It
does not have the LIST Africa
Sicily tradition and battle stars.
Here in the pine woods Of
Bavaria the LIST is quite close
to the place it had reached
when the war ended. Then 1t
had crossed the Czech border
not very far from Pilsen and
was ready to advance when news
of the Armistice came. Now q
position quite in accord with
its tradition-it is the spearhead
of the free worlds defense point
ed eastward.
Includes Korean Veterans.
Should any invasion come the
first American outfit whose
name appeared in the news-as
soon as it was released from the
idiosyncracies Of censorS-would
be that Of the LIST Division.
It might be overwhelmed. as once
was the case In North Africa,
but It would die fighting.
In its ranks now are a good
many Korean veterans who have
asked for the assignment. They
provide o steadying influence
among the high-spirited recruits
from home.
The 1st Is Q regular army
tradition. When, in accordance
with regulations. members are
sent home for other assignments
they eagerly await the day when
they can ask for reassignment
to thir old outfit. Today the few
soldiers Of the .1st who were
with it in Sicily and Normandy
are men who have completed
tours of duty elsewhere and come
back at their own request. It
has been. they say, like coming
home. A very few Of them are
sufficient to stem any let-down
in the divisions self discipline
and cockineSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
Parks uidesG TOT Outer Space
To Please Guests Tomorrow

tours Of the Kenilworth Aquatic
Gardens at Z am. $50 am. and
/ pm. tomorrow and at 10 am.
Sunday. The early tour will be
primarily for observing birds.
but all the tours leave from the
garden Office.
Nature explorations Of RooSe-
welt Island will be started at 2
pm. tomorrow and at 2 and $3.50
pm. Sunday. A ferry to the is
land operates from Wisconsin
avenue and K street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18
Episc:opuIiun Picnic

The Episcopal Church Of the
Epiphany will hold its annual
Sunday School picnic from II
am. to 4 pm. tomorrow at the
Burgundy Farms Day School.
OF Telegraph road south Of
Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-18

rovev dresses for a COOL charming you! Choose from
our beautiful selection of bewitching sheeTs better coton
nvons sheer prints solids dark and light shades sun
backs one and twopiece styles, new dark Sneers mar
ousettes frosted organdy full skirts butcher nenS jacket
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
FESTIVAL AkERICK0 HRYATSkE K0L0 FEDERACljE
0DRzAE Sc Ma 80. MAJA u CLEVELAND, OHIO

Program &c bti krasan veicanstven,
pax topic preporucamo nasem svijetu da ne
prepusti ovu lijepu zgodu i da svak nadje
uzitka u izvadjaju takovog programa po ma
Sol odlicnoj omladini, time da i'm oda po-
stovanje i ujedno priznanje "a oval rodo-
ljubni rad, sto &c i'm dati wise poleta "a
daljnji pozrtvovni rad u promcanju hrvat-
ske glazbene narodne kulture America.
Uz ostale velike aktivnosti redovima
H1Tatske B1atsl.e Zajednice oval veliki
Festival Hrvatske Kolo Federacije takodjer
je jedna markatna pojava, a koja Sc odvija
pod okriljem nase Zajednice, pa radi toga
duznost je zajednicara da sto izdasnije po-
mognu brojnije posjete oval Festival.
Prema odluci naseg Izvrsnog Odbora u
zeti &c Sc slka bojama ovoga Festivala
"a drugi Film nase Zajednice, pax &c po-
sjetioci moguce doci ma tai lijepi film. Tai
&c Sc film prikazivati po nasim naseljima.
Sestre i brace, svi ma Kolo Festival u
nedjelju 30. maja!
UredniStvO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

DOmDe, Dacene 1910. gOQlne
ma japanski grad Hirosimu.
Naknadno Sc dalje ustano-
vilo, da je smrtonosna atom
ska prasina, koju je izazvala
ia eksplozija, tesko povrije-
dila stanoviti broj japanskih
ribara, koji su u Tihom O.
ceanu ma brodovima lovili ri
be ma udaljenosti cd 100 mi
liza cd mjesta eksplozije -
dakle u udaljenosti "a koju
SUI strucnjaci pretpostavljali
da Sc nalazi izvan zone opas-
nosti. Jedan parobrod, koji Sc
nalazio ma dalekom moru, "a
biljezio je radioaktivno IRA
Genie nakon te eksplozije ma
udaljenosti cd 1000 milja, a
mad Amerikom je takodjer
zabiljezen jedan radioaktivni
val, koji Sc povratie mad ze-
mlju navodno cak il medju-
zvijezdja. Brodovi ma kojima
su lovili japanski ribari, pot
puno su odijeljeni bit &c un-
STEM kao i cijela oprema koja
Sc nalazila ma brodovima
ribarima, a sve to radi toga,
da Sc ne bi ma NINA zadrzali
dijelovi atomske prasine, koja
j nakon duljeg vremena pa i
nakon nekoliko godina, izazi-
va radioaktivno zracenje, ko-
je je ubitacno "a sve 1.-Two ma
zemlji.
Sam predsjednik USA Eli
senhower u svom saopcenju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

We; duije vremena oglasujemo Festival
Americko Hrvatske Kolo Federacije, tako
smo cd pojedinih Kolo Grupa donesli slike
nase mladezi, koja je aktivna u Kolo Fede-
raciji. Gornja pax slka jest odlicne Kolo
Grupe N. S. Pittsburgh, koja Grupa tako-
djer nastupa ma programu Festivala Kolo
Federacije Clevelandu ma &c. maja. Ovu
grupu sacinjava talentirana nasa omladina,
a koja je poznata nasem narodu. Ista je
nastupila prosle godine ma programu naseg
Hrvatskog zajednicarskog Dana u West
View Parku. Grupu sacinjavaju odlicni pie
vaci pjevacce, kao kolo plesaci
Ovo je drugi godisnji nastup Kolo Fede
racije. Ma Velikom Festivalu Americko Hr
vatske Kolo Federacije nastupa, kako je vec
receno ovom listu, pet Kolo Grupa sliko-
vitoj narodnoj nosnji Festival &c Sc odrzati
u Slovenskom Domu, 6417 st. Clair Avenue,
u Clevelandu. Program pocima tocno u 3
sata poslije podne, ma Memorial Day, dan
potom Sc neradi, pax radni svijet imade do
bru prilku da posjeti owl veliku nasu' ma
rodnu Slavu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

jos sedan mjeseci kampanje,
racunajuci i oval mjesec maj,
tada trebamo racunati koliko
zivlje treba poraditi da Sc
poluci glavni uspjeh, kako je
to Odbor Kampanje 1854. u
svom svecanom proglasu ma
glasio - 'Sest tisuca nOvOga
clanstva j sest milijuna do
lara move osiguracije" u ovoj
kampanji.
To je dakle kvota koju va
liza ispuniti, a ne ola proglas
ostane mrtvo slovo ma pa
piru.
Da Sc poluci cilj u kampa-
Mi, opet kazemo treba kam-
panju da svi ozbiljno uzmu i
da zivo rade "a uspjeh iste.
U ovom broju ma drugom
mjestu donosimo pocasnu Ii
stu imena pozrtvovnih gradi-
telja zajednice u jubilarnoj
kampanji. Ma toj listi Sc ma
lazi Sc pocasnih imena nasih
elanova i clanica, koji 1.-Two
rade u kampanji to u Sjedi-
njenim Drzavama. Ma toj Il.
sti je prvak brat John STAN
fer IL odsjeka br. 872 u Des
Moines, Iowa, sa 258 tockica.
Ostali ma listi svaki ina SO
iii wise tockica.
Kanadska pocasna lista po-
kazuje 9 graditelja Zajednice
u Kanadi. Tu pax listu krasi
prvak u Kanadi, brat Joseph
Stanovich il odsjeka br. 644
u Hamilton, Ont, Kanada sa
230 tockica.
Dakle, svih ukupno gradi-
telja do sada imamo tex IS,
a to je veoma mali broj pre-
ma broju nasega clanstva.
Ova lista bi Sc morala po
cetverostruciti i wise, da uz-
mognemo postici svoj cilj u
kampanji.
Ostali clanovi bi Sc trebali
ugledati u ovu svoju bracu
sestre koji Sc tako svojski
zauzimlju "a jacu, siru moe
niju Hrvatsku Bratsku "a
jednicu.
Sestre i braco, ovo je pred
konvencijska godina, pax tre-
ba da Sc svaki pokaze die
lom koliko ljubi svoju Ia
iednicu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
PR0NADJENE VELIKE
kASLAGE UGLJENA
j 0K0LICI SLUNJA

U domovinskoj stampi o.
pazismo jednu zanimljivu vi
jest, koju ovdje donasamo IL
razloga sto u America i u
nasoj Zajednici imade veliki
broj Slunjana i njihovih po-
tomaka, pax IL okolice Slu-
MIA sa Korduna iii Vojne
Krajine. Ia West nam prica:
"Strucnjaci Zavoda "a geo.
loska istrazivanja ustanovili
SUI, da citavo podrucje Slu-
MIA krije u sebi velike ma
slage izvrsnog ugljena u du-
ljini otprilike cd 10 KIN i 81
rini 1 KIN i pol. Rudarski la
boratorij u Zagrebu ustano-
vic je, da je tai ugljen IL
vrsne kakvoce i da mu ogrev-
ma moe iznosi 5,136 kalorija.
To je lignit, ali jedan cd maj
boljih u nasoj drzavi. Medju-
tim, "a eksploataciju tog u
gljena postoje velike potes
koce, buduci ovo podrucje ne
ma nj zeljeznice nj dobrih &C.
sta, te bi Sc isti mogao eks-
ploatirati tex izgradnjom vec
zapocete pruge Karlovac-Bi-
hac."
Tako Ia West. Mama je
dobro poznat Slunj i okolica.
Pasivni je to kraj. U dobrim
godinama narod ne moze pri-
delati kruha cd kraja do kra-
ia godine. Tu dakle vlada
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19
0dsjek br. 278 slavi 50-godisnjicu svoga
0pstanka S piknikom U nedie|iu 20. luna

Summit ILL., - Drustvo Unity, odsjek br 278 HBZ.
cin pripreme da jepi vese nacin prosavi 5Ou
godsnjicu svoga opstanka nedelju, TO- juna 1884,
Durha's Grove Lawndale Archer Avenue, Summit Ill.
Pc nasem starom obcaju biti &c mlade pecene JAMIE
tine svakovrsnog plea stare made mat cemo tako
der zvrsni tamburask zbor ko sinovc nash dobrh
clanova Andre Palone Susch.
Stoga pozvamo nase clanstvo kao clanstvo svh
odseka ovo okolci ostale Hrvate da posete
sto vecem broju ovom nasem pknku prosavi.
John Buban tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

u buducnosti je medjunarod-
nj problem, koji zadire u 81
roka podrucja ljudske sigur-
nosti i slobode plovidbe po-
trebno ga je rjesavati diplo-
matskim putem. Prema mis-
ljenju nekih strucnjaka, osim
nepredvidjenih opasnosti "a
ljudsku sigurnost takvi eks-
perimenti zadiru u samu
ravnotezu prirode.
Engleski parlamentarci ira
ze, da Churchill, koji uziva
veliki ugled i u USA i u SSSR
u tn svrhu odmah poduzme
inicijativu "a neodgodiv sas-
tanak predsjednika USA, SIS
SR, Engleske, Kanade i Fran
cuske, koji &c razmotriti sve
te probleme i eventualno Sc
dogovoriti o ogranicenju upo-
trebe atomskih oruzja te o
koristenju atomske energije
u mirnodopske svrhe. Javlja-
ju sc ostali drzavnici svijeta.
Indijski predsjednik Nehru,
u svom apelu "a ogranicenje
atomskog naoruzanja j spre-
cavanje daljnjeg eksperimen-
tiranja s hidrogenskom bonn
bonn, naglasio je, da je ia Elk
splozija pokazala, da covje-
canstvo nije gospodar onim
prirodnim snagama, koje vec
posjeduje. I Soviet koji vie
rojatno takodjer posjeduju
hidrogensku bombu, svijesni
SUI 81 te opasnosti, te je j pred
sjednik Maljenkov izjavio, ma
PRIMER, da buduci rat s ta-
kvim oruzjem znaci unistenje
svjetske civilizacije.
Posljedice, koje je izazvala
Ia nedavna eksplozija hidro-
genske bombe koje Sc prema
izjavi strucnjaka mogu pro-
izvoditi u neogranicenoj jako-
sti, probudile su savjest odgo-
yornih drzavnika u svijetu,
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Veliki Festival Americko Hrvat. Kolo Federacije
ZNACAJkE PR0SLAVE
NASH TRIJU 0DSJEkA

Prosle nedjelje 16. map
tri pionirska odsjeka Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice odrza-
Sc jubilarnu rijetku slavu -
60-godisnjicu - svoga op-
stanka, maine, odsjek broj 3
"Sv. Juraj" u McKeesport,
Pa, odsjek broj 4 "Andjeo
Cuvar" u Etna, Pa, i odsjek
broj 5 "Sv. Rok" u Johns
town, Pa. Sva tri ova odsje-
ka odrzase svoje proslave,
kao dogovorno, isti dan, sto
je ipak znacaj jno. Mi smo po-
sjetili proslave dvije cd ovih
triju odsjeka i to broj 8
broj 4. Vrijeme je bilo lijepo
i ugodno kao naruceno "a O.
We velike proslave, tako je
Bog s mama u dobrom rodo-
ljubnom radu.
Sve SUI proslave bile dobro
posjecene ne samo po clan
stvu svecara, nego uopce pc
clanstvu Hrv. Bratske Zajed.
nice. Ma swim trina prosla-
wanna ucestvovali SUI u pro.
gramu upravnici casnici il
glavnoga ureda nase Zajed.
nice. Pa tako uprava i clan.
stvo zajedno proslavise ma
odlicni nacin zajednicarskc
bratstvo, koje mas veze i ma
okupu drzi.
Uspjehu o vi h markatnit
proslava, sto clanstvo pri.
znaje postuje, mnogo je do.
primo Zajednicar, glasilo ma.
Sc Zajednice njegovi ured.
nici, koji SUI te proslave
vrijeme lijepo prikazali.
Drago nam je zabiljeziti
da sc u nasim redovima cd.
vijaju tako znacajne i velike
aktivnosti bratskog zajedni.
carstva. - Ur.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-19

"a americku javnost izjavio
je, da je zestina te hidrogen-
ske eksplozije iznenadila uce-
make i da je imala "katas-
trofalan" uspjeh. Nakon tin
saopcenja covjecanstvo je O.
stalo zapanjeno. Odgovorni
drzavni i politicki krugovi u
raznim zemljama uzbunili SUI
sc podigli alarm (znak "a
uzbunu) trazeci, da Sc spri-
jece daljnje pokusne eksplo-
zije hidrogenskih bomba, jer
da to moze biti ubitacno "a
covjecanstvo j bez njihove u
potrebe u eventualnom ratu.
Nauka jos ne zna kakve sve
posljedice i stete mogu nasta-
tt po covjecanstvo cd tih eks-
plozija. Pacifik nije americko
jezero, ono je izvor hrane "a
veliki dio covjecanstva, pa
opasnost cd poraznih poslje-
dica ne snose samo USA -
istice Sc u jednom apelu en-
gleskih zastupnika u parla-
mentu, koji traze zabranu
dal in G eksperimentiranja
(naucnih pokusa) s takvom
bombom. Engleska stampa
predlaze da sc smjesta odrzi
savjetovanje niz zemalja j da
Sc razmotre svi problemi koji
su iskrsli otkako covjecanstvo
posjeduje hidrogensku bonn
bu.
Svaki takav eksperimenat