davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-04-29
X costume jeweIry savings
So, 2~1o
X genuine leather wallets
,lease add 1920 Federal tax

l44 leather wallets, zip eIosines picture eomPort-
ments, green, red, blue, oak and black.
Down stoirs Store, Leother Goods
also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1954-04-29
first quality cotton bIouses
summer gloves
regularly $50 to 200

500 in group of double woven cotton and sheer nyon
gloves to accent summer ensembles. Broken size
ranges, 6h to 7l2; white, pink navy, black. BEIGE
Down stoirs Store, Gloves
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-10-15

A GRAIN AUGER mounted in the CEN
ter of this so bushel capacity Mix-A-
Load is operated by power take-off to
give automatic mixing of grain and
supplements. The auger is placed to
the side for filling feed troughs. A
product of Power Scoop Corp, attach
ments are available so the implement
can be used to fill grain bins or to
spread a 20 foot path of fertilizer.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-10-15

PUMP HOUSE made of heavy-gauge,
prefabricated steel is made by Decker
Mfg. Co. Known as Master Pump
House, unit includes Enthusiastically
controlled electric heater. When mount
ed on cement slab, house virtually seals
in pump, is completely rodent-proof.
makers say.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-10-15

ROCKLIN SAWMOBILE, made by the
Rocklin Manufacturing Co., is a saw
ing machine that is directly operated
from the tractor takeoff. AS pictured it
cuts heavy logs right on ground or can
be equipped with safety shield and
cradle for saving cordwood.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-10-15

TRACTOR SAFETY is assured by this
device designed to stop the engine auto
matically when the tractor is operating
at a dangerous angle. Easily installed
on all tractors. Made by Newton Now
ers, Inc.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-10-15

POULTRY PICKER called Quik-Pick
consists of 50-inch flexible shaft that
attaches to any motor and rubber
padded picking unit Picking unit can
be detached and shaft used for wide
variety of other tools. Made by E. B.
Wilson Co.
Addresses of manufacturers and further
are available on request. Write New
Stnckman Roy 152Q Great Falls Mont,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-10-15

TRACTOR-MATE BALER and forage
harvester are examples of the new
Ferguson concept of tractor-implement
Indignation achieving advantages of
self-propelled machines at greatly re-
duced cost. Units are Side-mounted so
that implement and tractor operate as
a single integrated machine.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-09-01

The stork brought a 6-pound g.
ounce baby girl to Mrs. Leo Cas-
tiIlo at the Columbus Hospital at
8 pm, Sept. 2. The newcomer
will be named Lynett Francis.
Mother and child are doing fine.
The CastilIos live at 357 Temple
Place.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-09-01
BREVITIES

Miss Darlene COnnor of 2819 f.
Columbia Street, caught the
brides bouquet at the wedding re-
ception of Dick and ROSita Far
mas, Sept. 8, at the Chamber of
Commerce ballroom. Miss Conner
attends Holy Names Academy at
Spokane.
Evening star., 1954-07-21

Tunisia has been prevailed upon
to accept a Frenchman, Georges
Dupoisat (Zhorzh Dyu-pwa-
ZAH) as premier. He was for
merly Secretary-general.
French in Morocco (Mah- ROC
in French) complain that Com
munist Hungary is causing all
the trouble there through in
fiammatory broadcasts directed
to the Istiklal tEes-teek-LAL), /,
the independence party. Once
consigned to jail for political
agitation, the nationalist Prime
Minister, DR.. Kwame Nkrumah
(KWA-meh GROO-mail), a
British and American educated
Negro, won q clear majority for
premier Of the Gold Coast
Colony in Africa.
lAH Rights Resefysd.f
Evening star., 1954-07-21

eign minister
an d s outh
Korean dele
gate ut the
Geneva con-
ference. Pre-
mier Pyun win
visit w ash h
ington 90 n.
After failure
to get any ma
tive politician
to form a gov
e r n m e n t
a g r eeable to
the F re n c h,
- u
Evening star., 1954-07-21
Word Come
Find 38 or more words In
ACCIDENT,

meaning. "a casualty. mishap,
mischance." Average is "a; time
limit, Is minutes.
Rules Of the same-1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. Words which
IS" such as bats eats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to COLLUSiON.
coils. cousin, cools, coon, colon. consul.
coins, culls, olio. onus, lions, loon, loin.
locus. uncoils, scion, scull, silo, sill,
solo, soul. soil. soon. sonic. solon. icon,
null.
Evening star., 1954-07-21
Answers to Our Presidents

1--James Madison and
Woodrow Wilson.
Henry Clay. Speaker Of
the House of Representatives,
Secretary Of State and U. s.
Senator.
James Madison, John Jay
and Alexander Hamilton.
Evening star., 1954-07-21
lAnd how to pronounce them.
By constontine chekrezi

President Syngman Rhee has
. new cabinet headed by Yung
T. Pyun (Yoong Peel OON) who
also has been doubling as for
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20
New Drugstore
Opened Here
|ByLionel Cobo

Lionel Cobo, native Key West
er, Is back and is soon opening
Key Vests newest drugstore at
937 Fleming Street on the corner
Of Grinnell Street.
The new air conditioned store,
which viii open about December /,
Is . modern, general merchandis-
ing drugstore, including a soda
fountain.
There will be free pickup and de-
livery for prescriptions and a re-
frigerated biological department,
as wen as q large free parking lot
In the rear.
Cobo, who holds a Bachelor of
Science degree in pharmacy from
the University Of Florida, left Key
West when he entered the Army
where he rose to the rank Of lieu
tenant In the infantry.
After his service with the Army,
he returned TO school to earn his
degree.
Since then he was with Breedings
Pharmacy and the Akkaoatah
Pharmacy in Miami and for the
past five years with Walgreen's in
Miami where he was manager of
the prescription department in one
OF Walgreen's largest Miami
stores.
The new building, which occu-
pies a site on which there was an.
'other drugstore about 40 or Is
years ago, was built by Floyd Sand.
It is d ofe-story concrete block
and stucco building of a modern
design with q slump brick flower
garden near one side of the front
entrance.
The building is 47-by-52 feet and
is divided into two stores. The
drugstore occupies 80 by-52. The re.
mainder Of the building, Cobo said,
win be rented.
Floors throughout the building
are terrazzo. There are large plate
glass windows across the front of
the two stores.
Cobo said he hopes to bring a
Walgreen agency here in the future.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20

we will have some part of the
responsibility for greater progress
in this section"
Russell stated "The new office
will enable us to provide facilities
for better serving home buyers in
the Key West area. Space has been
allocated for display of tiles,
paints, and terrazzo samples which
are selected by purchasers of our
homes, and conference room is
provided for closings."
Edward w. Swanson, General
Manager, has had extensive exper-
ience of a diversified nature in the
construction industry. Prior to es-
tablishing residence in Florida in
1858, he was General Construction
Superintendent for M. T. Broyhill
and Sons, one Of the largest resi-
dental home builders in the Wash
ington, D. c., and Virginia areas.
Swanson served with the U. S.
Army from 1871 to 1916, and spert
three years overseas in the Paci-
fic and, European Theatres. He en-
tered the service as a Private ard
emerged with the rank of Captain.
A native of Summit, New Jersey,
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20
.TV Antenna
Co. Executive
Praises XIV.

The economic stability and pro.
gressive spirit Of Key West was
specifically mentioned in an In
terview released in Cleveland by
M. L. Finneburgh, vice president
Of The Finney Manufacturing Com
pany. The Finney Manufacturing
Company produces the FINC0
Fringe Area Tv Antenna.
Finneburgh was touring the
country for his Organization 10 do
a grass roots market research jon.
Finneburgh's intention on this
tour was to select certain towns
where a strong advertising and
promotional campaign will be uti-
lized to support the sale Of FINCo
antennas.
Stated Finneburgh, .sI have
found it almost invariably true
that there is q strong correlation
between the sale Of our product
and the civic attitude Of the resi-
dents Of q town. Where q COM
munity is value-conscious without
being price conscious, find that
they prefer to invest in a quality
product costing slightly more that
will do better job for a longer
time. Key West, in my estimation,
is such a town. Because of my
findings there, we have selected il
10 be the site Of a future F1NCO
advertising campaign"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20
BUILDING PERMITS

Ben Demeritt, 531 Francis, re-
pairs, $780,,
Mary Hemingway, Ala Olivia, re-
pairs, $500.
Levinski, 416 Smith Lane, repairs,
$500.
Cabrera Wholesale 407 Front, re-
apirs, $500.
Stanley H. Smith, IA Hilton Dr.,
addition, 200.
Henry Walterson, 603 Thomas, re-
pairs, $500.
Frank Wayne, 500 Southard, re-
pairs, $3.50.
Ace Jordan, Jr., 1909 George, re-
pairs, $400.
Ace Jordan, Jr., 1909 George re-
pairs, $1,000.
Ben Russell, 719 Poor House
Lane, addition, $1O0.
H. M. Armstrong, 3735, repairs,
$500.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20
Oct. Bond Sales
A Per Cent Ahead
OF '53 In Florida

Savings Bond Chairman Jerry ].
Trevor reported today that he had
received the report of October
sales and Monroe County's assign
ment for the final two months of
1854 from Florida Savings Bond
headquarters at Tampa.
October sales in the county a.
mounted to Ss4,925 and for the en-
tire state were $4,903, ,5S3, only 4
per cent ahead of the 1853 figure.
This brings to $54, 1888, ,e07 the sales
for the 10 months to date and
leaves $l6,61l, ,O93 stin to be ac-
counted for if Florida is to achieve
its assigned quota of s71, 500 900 for
the year." Mr.. Trevor said.
Mr.. Trevor stated that this re
naming balance has been divided
among the 81 counties and that
s2O7 ,s25 in Series E and H Saw
ings Bond sales have been assess.
! Continued On Page Eight)
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20

Swanson is married and has one
son, who attends Key West Sen
ior High School.
Porter Wagor Russell, Ine.,
best known in Key West as the
firm which built Peary Court, IS
one of the leading general contrac-
tors in Miami, and specializes in
the construction of fine homes. This
firm was the first to offer homes
with V. A. insured mortgages i'll
the Key West area. During the past
two years, they have completed 72
homes on Catherine, Duncan and
Seminary Streets. and have plans
for the immediate construction of
II three bedroom, two.bath resi-
dences to be located on Catherine
and Duncan Streets.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20
Porter-W Wagor-R Miami
Contractor, Opens Office Here

Porter Wagor Russell, Inc,
general contractors of Miami and
Key West, Florida, today announ-
ced the opening of a permanent
branch office in Key West and the
appointment of Edward r. Swan
son as General Manager. The new
office is located at 531 Whitehead d
Street, across the street from the
County Court House.
Henry H. Russell, vice president
of Porter Wagor Russell, Inc, ;.
stated that the decision to estab-
lish this new office under per-
manent conditions in Key West, af-
firms the company's faith in the
continued growth and future pro-
gress of Key West. "We are happy
to be part of this growth" Rus
sell said, "and proud to feel that
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20

Church To Build

The First Presbyterian
Church will build . new church
building 81 White and Laird
Streets on 2s7.by.l2s foet ief
The church recently bevshs for
81, 200 It was announced fodsy.
The now site Is three hleeks
from the present church a. 1919
White Street, which was built
In 1871. The present loo.by.Ioo
foof lot win be sold. said fhs
Rev. Richard Coulter, pssser
Of fhs church.
The church bought itts new
site from Bernie c. Pspy and
Leslie BiffIe.
The building eemmisfss,
which now Is studying plans, is
composed Of Harold campbsil,
chairman, Donald Myers, lee
Bringman, Fred Miller, Walter
clswson, Bert Sterling, and si,s
Rev. Coulter.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20
Building Boom
Will Continue

WASHINGTON. M-Construction
will keep right on booming in 1856,
rising to q new record outlay of
39lA billion dollars, the Commerce
and Labor departments predict.
This would be 2ia billion dollars
or z per cent above the record
construction which the govern
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20

WOAO Y6tCs - sO
So far in November, the county
has recorded $11S,050 in building
permits.
Here Is a run down of the Octo-
ber county permits and to date in
November:
Ernest Leder, $500 CHS Duplex
on Grady Key.
George J. Murray, $4,000 CHS
addition to the Key Largo Colonial
Motel on Key Largo.
J. J. Hines, 1000 CHS addition
TO home on Key Largo.
Eugene Glownaik, $500 CHS
home at Islamorada.
W. M. Angerman, $500 frame
house on Key Largo.
James L. Brown, $500 frame
home at Marathon.
John E. Wolter, Jr., $4,000 CHS
home at Marathon.
Paul T. Walleck, $1,000 CHS Of
flee on Stock Island.
Ernesto Lopez, $500 CHS ware
house and apartment on Stock Is
Land.
Mrs. Lottie Downing, $500 frame
home on Key Largo.
Adolph Klaus, $500 CHS home
on Key Largo.
L. j. Huddleston and Jeff Gau-
tier, $4,000 open-air theater on Key
Largo.
L. C.. Burnett, $2,1OO addition to
slump brick home at Islamorada.
Lee Jones, two story, $4,000
CHS auto body shop and apart
ment at Marathon.
Judge j. S. Y. Twins, $40, 900
CHS home on Grassy Key.
Paul Baer, $2,4OO frame store on
Stock Island.
Louis lombard, $7,100 CHS
acme on Key Largo.
Clarence Alexander, 81, 100 frame
home on Key Largo.
&c, Roland Sawyer, $500 concrete
block garage on Key Largo.
r. C. Ruckle, $4,000 CHS home
on Windley Key.
James Pierce, $500 concrete
block store, Stock Island. .a ss~,l
Fredrick Chaplin, $500 addition to
frame home on Key Largo.
G. T. Gaskin, $4,000 concrete
block home at Islamorada.
c. M. Peters, $4,000 concrete
block home on Key Largo.
Herbert c. Wood, $500 CHS
addition to Marathon Theater.
osmond Warren, $500 addition
to CHS home on Grassy Key.
DR.. G. M. Renedo, $4,000 CHS
home on Stock Island.
Sam Drudge contractor for ST.
600 frame stucco addition to
Wylk's Restaurant on Stock Island.
James H. Tomlin, $500 CHS
home on Grassy Key.
The permits to date in Novsm.
Der follow:
Elsie Eipper, 5000 CHS home
on Key Largo.
Anthony Albury, $500 addition
to frame home at Tavernier.
c. H. Carrier contractor for &c.
500 CHS home on Long Key for
Charles Brust of Hialeah.
Eddie Sweeting is contractor for
tow buildings - a 81 200 CHS store
at Islamorada for G. r. Petsinger,
and $4,000 frame addition for the
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20
Permits For First Ten
Months OF "a Top City's

County building permits for the first 10 months of
1854 outstripped Key West building permits as the build
ing boom along the keys showed signs of abatement
In October, city permits $4,000 while the
county permits $155,40O
City permits for the first 10 months of 1854 were
$2186,163.
County permits for the first 10 months of this wear
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20

ment says is in prospect for this
year.
The forecast was based on as
sumptions that construction costs
will not rise next year, and that
"the general level of economic ac-
tivity will re m ain relatively
stable
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-20

Bill Bowman, rookie fullback for
the Detroit Lions, returned q kick
off 100 yards for a touchdown In
his first league game this season
against the Chicago Bears.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06
vRL0 vAzNA OTTAWA 0DSJECIMA

Zakjueak Glavnog Odbora sarim iznemoglim cla-
novma.
1. IL Narodno Prosvjetne Zaklade ina Sc pomagati
uzdrza clanstvu stare, hnemogle siromasne
ClanOve koe cd srane ods eka doaze da usu sta
nu plata svoje pristojbe da nemau nLoga, tko bi
njh suca smrt da in sahrani osm odseka
kojemu prpadaju.
2. Nakon sromasni clan scrpi svoju rezervu mora
kroz odsek pomoc trazti cato odredeno skanic
Alo clan takove pomoc traz, onda made clanom
postupati onako kako to propsuju pravila.
3. On clanovi, koji &c pomoc trazti jhovu molbu
odse odobr nhov stari certifika bit ce ponsteni u
govna brsana, NINA b ce izdan novi Paidup certif-
kat to svau popunu godinu neprestanog clanovana
$1,000 vrednos osigurnne do ukupne svote cd $4,000
(drugim rijecma ako je clan 10 godna aednci dobe
$4,000 certifikat, ako je 20 godna S2O0.00 itd.).
4. Clan koji nalazi izvan Sjedinenih Drzava Ka-
made moze takoder pomoc traziti ali onda ako po
ovisi nekom drugome uzdrzavanje pogreb.
Takove noble b po,rdene po vlastma da sti-
mite Start certat takoyog cana bti &c ponisen dugo
vina brsana biti ce izdan Padup certfiat onolko
vrednost koju bi clan mOgao kup pristojbe koe bi
clan mao dob liz NarodnoP vetne Zalade "a svaku
godnu canovana diva meseca prisoiba te prisojbe ina
du bazirati baz cd $4,000 osigurnne ali Paidup
certfkat smile prekoracti svotu cd $4,000
s. Nov certifikat syma sIuca jeyima mora glasit
pogrebne roskove 6lana ako ce sucano pogreb
nj troskovi b mani nego to glas cerka onda ina
de razlka povra natrag Narodno Prosv etnu Zakadu
6. Owl zaIdjucci Gavnog Odbora stupaju krijepost
TO- septembra 1858 godne noble koe nisu bile odo-
brene do toga DANA bt ce rijesavane prema
kljucl,u Gavnog Odbora.
7. Ia stare iznemogIe clanove "a koje je prvo
stvoren zaucak da pacau nhove pristobe IL Narod
Zaade to ce naprvo prosjed ali pristojbe &c
placa osmrtnnu cd S80OOO IL Narodne Zaklade
nosti On 6ano, koji adu wise certifihata nece ima
pravo Narodnu ZaEladu ako edan certkat pacaju
sam prstobe, druge ia plaza il Narodne Zakade
Joseph Bella, gavni tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06
u suvremenom kaosu "

Takav nosi naslov kn.jiga
glasovitog hrvatskog umjet-
nika-slikara Joze Kljakovica,
koja je nedavno izasla u Bue-
nos Airesu.
Knjiga imade preko 300
stranica. - Tiskana :ie ma fl
nom papiru. Dvobojni O.
mot sa reproduction jedne
autorove slike. - Cijena je
30 argentinskih pesosa. Izvan
Argentine $3.50.
Samo 100 primjeraka It's
kano ma specijalnom papiru,
ukoriceno, numerirano, sa
podpisom autora pisca. Ci-
jena je 100 pesosa, a - iz-
van Argentine $500.
Narucuje Sc ma adresu a.
utora:
Jozo Kljakovic, Casilla de
Correo 4477, Buenos Aires,
Rep. Argentina.
Knjigu ~ suvremenom ka-
osu" topic preporucamo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06
Il Prosvjetno.Sportskog 0dje|a H.B.z.

Ozivljujmo predstave Mas svijet vo lepe predstave
IL narodnog zivota Mama je pax Interest," da ne
odras vec deca da priredjuu zgodne pozosne komade
tn svrhu izabiremo imamo skladistu hrvatskom
jeziku pozorsnih komada Ia decu iii omadnu mamo KRAFT
igrokaz Dva Macka cd Branka Radosevita sto bi
moglo upotreb kod nash gnezda Pomladka da priredu
ju predstavu naredne Oval komad igra ri
osobe Tko zanma bilo bi drago da "a te
komade
nasoj zbrc kratkih igrokaza, nase odraso Clan
stvo imademo bol zbor Skoro cd svakog grokaza ina
prepsanh olko prmjeraka da ne potrebno pisa po-
sebne uloge pojednce
Medju pozorisnim komadima imamo sledece "Udo-
vica, Ljubomorni suprug Zimsk kaput "Slogom rastu
male stvari, "Zapustene njve, "Posednji susret INA
mrtvo strait, Prosac neprilci, "Medved "Prosidba,
"Pamet glavu", "Puske gospode Carrar' drugh.
Ako kome nisu owl sv komad poznati, javite ko-
ko osoba predstavu innate raspolaganju pax cemo
takove preporuct Uvjereni da mozemo owl
posuziti, ako innate priku voju da prredte koju
epu predstavu tako da time vasem odsjeku kolonij
pojacate aktvnost medu svoim canstvom, sto je cd
potrebe.
Tolko do znanja, da kod Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice
mozete dob pogodnosti priredbu predsava kod
nasih odseka gnjezda Pomladka, kou posugu mozete
dobiti bezplatno
Frank Bradic, upravtelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06

presao il gnijezda Pomlatka
broj 480 u odraslo clanstvo,
ciju sliku ovdje donosimo, da
ga clanstvo rodbina diljem
Kanade i Amerike vide bo-
lie upoznadu.
Mladi John je rodjen 19.
novembra 1885. u Vancouver,
B. C. Cd cestitih roditelja,
Georgia i Ivanke Mise, koji SUI
obadvoje rodom il Trogira,
Dalmacija. John je bio Cd svo-
je rane mladosti clanom ma
Seq Pomlatka. Svrsio je o.
snovnu j visu skolu i owe 60
dine je bio ma ribanju. U ma
Sem odsjeku on nalazi svoga
brata sestru.
Njegovim roditel.iima cesti-
tamo ma dobrom odgoju svo-
je djece, a MENU zelimo sva-
ku srecu uspjeh u buducem
zivotu. zivio i dobro nam do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06
Electromagnetic
Stamparija

U New Yorku je pronadjen
novi sistem stampanja pri ko-
jem Sc stamparska boja pre-
nosi sa masina ma papir e.
lektromagnetskim putem, a
ne pritiskom. Kad papir poe.
ne prolaziti velikom brzinom
kroz rotacioni stroj, jedna
sprava slicna cetki, poku
say elektricitet, koji u ME
postoji. Zatim ma papir
luje negativni pol, a ma b
u cilindru pred papirom po
zitivni. Kad papir prodje isl
pod rotacionog cilindra kojf
nosi otisak, boja "skaee" sa
otiska ma papir zbog elektric-
nog privlaeenja, a zatim Get
ke pokupe saw preostali elek-
tricitet sa papira prize nego
sto stigne do slijedeceg cilin.
Ora. Oval sistem nnoze se o.
potrebiti "a stampanje u boji,
kao i "a obicno crno-bijelo
stampanje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06

koliko primjera: Jedna me-
djunarodna pravna bratska
zajednica studenata uniknula
ie rasne uredbe; Univerzitet
Brown, Rhode Island, upozo-
rio je svoje djake da ce iz-
gubiti pravo da Sc sluze uni
verzitetskim naseljem ako ne
ukinu diskriminacionu prak-
SUI; Howard Univerzitet, po-
znata crnacka ustanova u
Washingtonu, raskinula je sa
tradicijom kada je primila
jednog studenta hijelca; Ma
cionalni Savjet Bratskih or
ganizacija preporucio je drus-
tvima sa grckim slovom da
ukinu sve diskrinlina c o n e
klauzule.
Cd 1949 ova tendencija po-
stala je sve izrazitija; ne
koliko univerziteta, m e d j u
kojima Columbia, dale su IL
vjestan rok studentskim drus-
tvima do kojega imaju da u
kinu podpuno svaku diskrimi-
naciju. Proslog listopada dr.
zavni Univerzitet New Yorka
zabranio je aktivnost swim
podruznicama koje su zastu-
pale politiku diskriminacije
na bazi "rase, boje, Were, ma
cionalnog porijekla'. Isti Uni
verzitet takodjer je naredio
swim studentskim organizaci-
jana da do 1858 moraju pre-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-01-06

lakomosti "a slatkiSima, u
mjesto da je skrenu ma zdra-
VIII put uzivanja voca.
Ia sprecavanje - Fluor
Norveski professor Toverud,
koji Sc nalazio ma studijskom
putovanju u USA, saopcio je
kongresu da u America IA mi
lijuna ljudi dobiva, u cilju
poboljsanja stanja zubi, vodu
kojoj su pridodate izvjesne
kolicine fluora. Cetiri daljnja
milijuna uzivaju vodu u ko-
joj Sc fluor nalazi cd prirode.
U mnogim podrucjima, gdje
Sc vodi vet Cd 1915. dodaie
fluor, ustanovljeno .je, da je
trulenje zubi opalo "a 673o
kod djece Cd 6 j Z godina.
kod odraslih uspjesi nisu bill
tako veliki. Americki dentisti
polazu medjutim vecu vaz-
most bas ma to svojstvo flu
ora da sprecava trulenje zu-
bi. Tko cd malih nogu pocne
sa uzivanjem vode koja sa-
drzi fluora - bez obzira da
Ii je kuhana kao kava iii cal
ma PRIMER - ina najbolje
izglede da do svoje DO. godine
iii cak dale nikada ne upo-
zna zubobolju.
Najbolje rezultate daje je-
dan miligram fluora ma jednu
litru vode. Treba medjutim
promisliti, da Ii ne bi trebalo
u hladnijim predjelima, gdje
je potreba "a vodom mania,
pridodati vecu kolicinu fuora.
Dodavanjem fluora mlijeku,
soil, kruhu i drugim namir-
nicama postignuti SUI tako-
djer dobri rezultati, ali Sc i
pax voda pokazala kao maj
bolji prenosnik ovog zastit-
nog sredstva "a zube.
Ogromna vecina delegate
ma kongresu glasala je ma
kraju zasjedanja "a slijedecu
izjavu: "Obaveza je zdrav-
stvenih vlasti svih civilizira-
nib u vensslir do i,aze ma to- da
voda "a pice sadrzi dosta
fluora. Ako to nije slucaj, ta-
da Sc trebaju istraziti moguc-
nosti da sc vodi doda fluor.