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The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
Friday

Friday
5:oO-Great Gildersleeve
5:25-This I Believe
5:30-Bud's Bandwagon
e:nn-NeWs
6:15-Sports News
6:30-Rev. Romp, Requests
7:30-American Heritage
8:00-Stars from Paris
8:3O-Amos n Andy
8:55-One for the Book
9:00-Name That Tune
9:25-The Todds
9:3O-Halls Of Fantasy
8:55-Philip Norman
10:OO-Requestfully Yours
11:0O-NeWs
11:15-Jo Stafford
11:30-One-Night Stand
12:00-Music from the Night
1:00-NeWs Headlines
1:O5-Sign Off
Saturday
6:26-Sign on
6:30-Rhythm Ranch
6:45-Rise and Shine
7:00-News
7:15-Rise and Shine
3:O0-News
8:05-Rise and Shine
3: 3n-Morning Devotions
8:45-U. Tom & SQueakie
9:O0-Let's Pretend
e:30-Coffee Time
10:OOEPlayh'se of Favorites
10:30-Gene Autry
11:00-Piano Playhouse
II:3O-Space Pa rol
12:o0-Music with the Girls
.2:30-Platter Parade
1:O0-Eddie Fisher
1:15-Hillbilly Top Ten
2:00-NeWs
2:15-Discovery
2:301Music a la Carte
4:00-Guest Star
tAFRS program SCI
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
N o r I c e

The Poll Book is now open in
The City Clerks Office for the
registration Of voters for The
Forthcoming Municipal an d
School Board election. to be held
April S. 1854. Qualified electors
must have resided one year in the
Territory and 80 days in the pre-
cinct.
Carrie NJ. McLain. City Clerk
Publish Feb. II, 10 and 26, 1854
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
N o I / c z

c. 3. Burwell Of the Office Of
the Director Of Internal Revenue
will arrive Feb. 20. He will be
located at the Federal Building
TO assist taxpayers with their in
come tax reports.
He is scheduled TO remain here
until March l.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
r do GRAM
ARMED FORCES RADIO SERVICE - NONE FIELD

4:15-You and the World
4:30-Mostly Dixie
5:00-N.Y. Philharmonic
6:00-Nev-s
6:15-Sports News
6:3o-Rev. Romp, Requests
7:30-Bookshelf of World
a:00-Grand OF Oprey
9:3O-December Bride
8:55-One for the Book
9:0O-Dancing Party
9:30-BroadWay's My Beat
10:0O-AFRS Parade Of Hits
11:00-News
11:15-Polka Time
11:30-One Night Stand
12:0O-Yawn Patrol
3:0O-Sign Off
Sunday
7:56-Sign On
8:00-NeWs
8:15-Norning Melodies
9:O0-Religious
9.30-N ST We Love
10:00-Religious
10: 3O-Hyrnns of the World
1:00-Children's Chapel
11:15-Choraleers
IL: 30-Reigious
12:00-Youth Brings Music
12:15-Internat'l Music Man
12:30-On a Sun. Afternoon
1:00-H'w'd Radio Theater
2:0O-FelloWship
2:30-Bfg City Serenade
3:00-Enchanted Hour
3:30-Eddy Cantor
4:00-Honest Harold
4:30-The Whistler
5:00-Orchestras Of West
6:00-NeWs
6:15-Sports News
6:30-Music from London
7:0O-Family Theater
7:30-Mr. and Mrs. North
8:00HTheater Guild
9:00-Twenty Questions
ledules subject to char
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
Monday
NONE FIELD

Monday
6:26- Sign On
6::3O-Bil1 Ring
6:45-Rise and Shine
7:00-News
7:15-Rise and Shine
8:00-News
8;05-Rise and Shine
8: 30-Morning Devotions
8:45-Ronnie Kemper
9:00-Tennessee Ernie
9:15-Dave Garroway
9:25-John Conte
9:30-Coffee Concert
10:00-You be Weatherman
10: 30-Pee-Wee King
10: 45-Across the Board
10:55-Johnny Lee Wills
11:00-Lucky-U Ranch
11:15-Music from S. Amer.
11:30-Piano Portraits
11:45-Curt Massey
12:OO-At Ease
IL: 15-Today Is the Day
IL: 30-Platter Parade
1:00-Strike 1t Rich
1:15-Hillbilly Jamboree
2:00-NeWs
2:15-Jack Kirkwood
2:30-Music a la Carte
4:00-Sports Answer Man
4:15-Behind the Story
4:30-Remember
4:45-Lum and Abner
5:0O-Father Knows BeaS
&c without notice.)
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
SAVE THE DATE

Annual dinner meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will be
held Feb. "a at the Bering Sea
Club al 1880 pm.
Reservations are being made
through local business houses.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
n o r III c =

Dr.. Milo Fritz, ears. eyes. nose
and throat specialist, viii be here
late IN February. Anyone wishing
an appointment please call DR..
F. Langsam now.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
INTERNATIONAL TRADE FAIR

SEATTLE, R - Friday night
will be alaska and British Col
umbia night" at the third inter
national trade fair being held
here.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19
MMM HOSPITAL

Admitted: Frances Walker, Rose
Healthier, Junior Lloyd Watkins,
Vincent Abloogalook.
Discharged: O. Bublitz, Martin
Katexac.
The Nome nugget., 1954-02-19

BERLIN, GERMANY-French Foreign Minister Georges Bdaut
Oef u S. Secretary Of State John Foster Dulles ente and
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden shown they
together at the home Of German High Connan
meeting with the Union the
Bg Foreign Ministers conference The Bg3 twice yesterday
to plans and authoritative said that u had agreed
to British and French participation proposed URussian atomic
talk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

ROCKVILLE, MD.
Park. on DOUGLASS
ave-; 4 lovely rms, basement, OIL
heat: priced for quick sale.
AVON REALTY CO.
AID. 4-6sO2, To. 2-2640.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
4-STAR COLONIAI,

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large living room, level lot with
trees: top notch Silver Spring loca-
tion: S1b.950 for lovely 3-bedroom
home. CAN Jus 9:sQ1Q. MoNI-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
CIVILIAN BARGAINl
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

MARYVAIIE. ROCKVILLE. MD.
Immaculate home, almost new: has
the best Of everything: copper pip
ing. oak floors: fir studding: enor-
NOUS Level lot: fencing: 2 blks. to
school.
$500 pOyn=T axe oyer. Vet j Loan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

s:S.sso. .Anss Ss91ns White
EQUIP. kit, and bath. Lot 50x1 g
With shaded trees 5000 dn. 20
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
The Changing Time Marches On

The editorial appearing in this paper recently prosng the
the social achievement Of minority in 1883 mode to
somewhat puny the way things in 1854 begin
ming hoppen years accomplishments already quite
secondary
Supreme Courts unanimous ruling that there's such
thing separate the equal educational oppor
vntes steals the show from the hghIieh of local accomplish
men which the completion Of nteeoted ote school
system, including teachers, etc.
This transition evitoIizes the immortal words Of the ote
president DR. I'VE have nothing fear but fear ITSELF
Thot is say many Of Ukewom about school desegre
cation for fear Negro employees would be de-
prived of Of livelihood This feor Of quite
directly effected After o empty stomach
is far more gripping than empty heart.
The Supreme Courts decision handed down Monday didn't
effect US school board beat ITO the punch
board "foxy like the workman who told by his
you fired" No. said the workman, Just come in to
tell you I've quit already.
Millions lines will be written this momentou decision
which considered by many be second in import to the
Emancipation signed by Abe Lincoln in 8o3 tree
ina the soves may be similar great many osPects-
southern states reconcile themselves the change
long after the proclamation signed before a
greet many slaves knew they supposed be tree The
hords didn't want to give You may look
for this thing to happen in this case
However mooy Of the states affected have expressed
go along peacefully with edct OF the Supreme Courts
decision expected of all oone that the sotes OF
Georgia Caroline would REBEL because they have
rebels leaders. don't be urprsed-f leave them
alone they will home with their toll tucked behind hem
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
River Plans
Under Attack

Arizona is being attacked open
ly, along with Wyoming, Utah,
New Mexico, and Colorado, by per-
sons and organizations operating
under the guise of conservation
ists," according to Dave Brinegar.
Brinegar is executive secretary
of an organization of reclamation
lists seeking to divert Colorado Riv
er water to Central Arizona.
He quoted "The Nature Conserv-
ancy" in it's March, 1854, publica-
ton as attacking not only the Up
per Basin Storage project but also
the Central Arizona Project.
"COnServatiOniStS everywhere -
and that means soil, water, wild
life, scenery, and forest cOnserva-
tiOnists-Ought to be very careful
how leaders of their organizations
i'm Washington put them on record
against sound conservation pro-
jects like the Upper Basin Storage
Project and the Central Arizona
Project" Brinegar said.
ITO see some of the propaganda
put out by some of these organiza-
tions you'd think every conserva-
zionist was against development of
the Colorado River. The truth is
that Secretary of the Interior
Douglas Mckay and Reclamation
Commissioner w. A. Dexheimer
have received majority letter sup
port from people throughout the
country for reclamation projects
along the Colorado River, Reclama-
ton is a primary step toward con-
servation and reclamation projects
are conservation projects.
This fine letter support for Nc
Kay and Dexheimer is despite the
fact that some professional pre-
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21

The judgeship to which Mr.. Hy-
der aspires, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary election, is Division
1 of the Superior Court in Mari
copa County.
Mr.. Hyder is a lifelong resident
of Phoenix, having been born at
the present residence of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyder,
pioneer Arizonans. He was edu-
Gated in Phoenix elementary
schools, Phoenix Union High
School, Phoenix College and re-
ceived his law degree from the Uni
versity of Arizona.
Mr.. Hyder gained statewide recl
ognition during his school years by
his outstanding athletic achieve
ments, playing baseball and foot
ball during high school and college
and baseball at the University of
Arizona. He was graduated from
the Law School Of the University
of Arizona in 1898 and since that
time has been in practice of law in
Phoenix.
Mr.. Hyder served in the Coun-
ty Attorneys office from 1943 un-
til 1949, during which time Mr.. Hy-
der. handled the trial of many inn
portant cases.
Since his resignation from the
County Attorneys Office Mr. Hy-
der has been in private practice
and has been we'll known for his
civic work and his interest in vari-
Gus benevolent societies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyder are the par
ents of two sons and reside at 2427
East Avalon Drive.
Mfr. Hyder today said: Sixteen
years as an active, practicing at
torney in Phoenix, and lifetime
knowledge of the problems of our
state and county are my qualifica-
tions for the office. To my quail
fications I add my pledge: That /
will devote all of my energies and
my knowledge toward a fair and
impartial Interpretation of the
law"
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL) = Max
G.. Rubinstein, Principal of James
Fenimore Cooper Junior High
School, Manhattan, this week re-
piled to DR.. Kenneth r. Clark's
charge, made during a recent
panel discussion on New York's
public schools, that &c. :. in Har-
lem schools there are too few
teachers, inadequate counseling
and guidance programs, too many
classes for retarded children, and
too few for gifted children"
In letter to Global News Syn
dicate, Mr.. Rubinstein replied:
1--WE have more teaching po-
sitions in the Harlem schools than
in most areas. For example, the
organization for our school for next
year is based on a ratio of 29.9
pupils to a teacher. In some other
areas, this ratio is much higher,
going up to as much as 34.5 to a
teacher In our school we have a
full time educational and voca-
tional guidance counselor and a
corps of ten teachers who assist
her part time. In most junior high
schools, the guidance counselor is
part time and less time is allotted
for this purpose.
"As for the comment about
classes for retarded and gifted
children" Mr.. Rubinstein contin-
ued, IAN answer would require an
evaluation of our total school pro-
gram-something far beyond the
scope of this brief reply. 1 should
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21

tender conservationists, that is,
paid mouthpieces for interests
which are against full development
of the Colorado River, have tried
to stir up letters by the bale by
one-sided emotional appeals to
clubs and other organizations, par
ticularly in the East"
Brinegar said that there are two
falsehoods lot of so-called conser-
vationists are spreading. They are:
1. That the Upper Basin Stor-
age Project will destroy nation
al park and its scenery. "The
truth is that it will make a pres
emily inaccessible area accessible,
and will create public scenic
treasure just as Hoover Dam
created One."
2That the Central Arizona
Project would hurt the Grand
Canyon. "This is simply bald
faced lie, told nnaliciously by
some people and repeated inno-
Gently by others who let them
selves get emotionally involved
without investigating the facts"
Brinegar said that there is one
truth which is paramount in the
Colorado River fight, and that is:
Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming,
New Mexico, Utah, and Nexada
had better stick together for full
Colorado River development, or
California will take all of the
Colorado River"
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
Speaking Of
PUBLIC SAFETY

Edmond C. Powers. traffic acci-
dent and crime analyst Of Cleve-
land, O., asserts that both accident
tolls and street crimes continue to
rise because of faulty illumination
Of streets and thoroughfares.
The Cleveland analyst cites
studies which show:
I, IS percent of fatal traffic acci-
dents occur at night when only
25 percent of the nations vehi.
cles are operating.
&. 30 percent Of night traffic acci.
dents are chargeable to unsafe
visibility for modern vehicle
operating speeds on existing
thoroughfares;
Q. ~ improvements In visibility
by relighting brought 68 per.
cent reduction In night traffic
fatalities;
T. Applying Q conservative 50
percent reduction to the
nations night accident expert.
ence indicates q possible yearly
saving of 10000 lives, 100000
injuries and billion dollars OF
economic loss;
8. Safe visibility for modern traf.
fic at night can be provided
most economically by modern
Illuminating engineering. Costs
would be less than one half Of
one years accident toll: for
cities the lighting cost would
be $2.20 to $3.17 per capita per
year; for -~expressways and
critical areas Of rural roads
from $2822 to $807S per mile,
depending upon requirements.
Reporting police chief comment
from leading cities, Powers says
banishing darkness by illumina.
tion protects the public, partic.
ularly women and children, from
criminal attacks at night.
Powers is q member of federal,
state and local committees work.
ing to reduce traffic accidents and
crime.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
School Principal Replies To
New York School Critics:

like to say, for myself and for the
many schools in our area with
which l am intimately acquainted,
that our programs are geared to
give as much attention as is pos
sible to the individual needs, in
terests, abilities, and aptitudes of
all of our pupils
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
GETTING
ALONG
BY LAUREN WHITE

NEW YORK, (GLOBAL) = If
the members of the U. S. Senate
are interested in maintaining the
prestige our government has built
up through the years, they will
waste no time in bringing the Nc
Carthy hearings to speedy con-
cluSion.
The United States is in posi-
ton of leadership in world at-
fairs, due to chronological advance
ment, military strength, and finan-
cial position. And, since we are in
a position of leadership, our every
move is carefully scrutinized by
other nations. They seem par
ticularly interested in and dis
gusted with the Mccarthy hear
ings. Note some of the editorials
that have appeared in foreign
papers:
The liberal Manchester Guardian
of Britain declared, "The activities
of Senator Mccarthy and others
like him have left the people in
the u. S. and abroad astOniShed
that the Senate can allow them to
act in its name Again and
again Mr.. Mccarthy has acted
without thought to standards of
honesty, fairness and prudence.
Three times between 1850 and 1852
Senate committees investigated the
affairs of Mr.. Mccarthy - a fact
now often forgotten and after none
of these affairs was any action
taken
In Rome, the right wing Gior-
male d'Italia in an editorial of April
81 said, "The present position of
the Eisenhower Administration is
embarrassing because on the one
hand they would like to condemn
McCarthyism without condemning
Mccarthy, and on the other hand,
it must restore the people conf
dence and keep up campaign
which will be useful for election
purposes ."
The Independent right of center
Die Fat of Zurich, Switzerland
said on April %, And thus, this
let us be frank-thiS nauSeating
spectacle goes on and on This
is not a political fight any more.
Here a fanatic runs amuck among
his own Party"
The Independent Helsing Santo-
mat stated, "The Mccarthy move
ment is spiritual relative to the
movement headed by Hitler and it
employs the same methods. He has
picked the fight against Commun-
ism as springboard for his po-
litical career"
No nation can hope to maintain
prestige and leadership in the
world when it allows the highest
legislative body to be turned into a
three ring circus by a power-mad
fanatic.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21

Prices received by farmers in
creased four-tenths of one per cent
during the month ending April Is.
Prices were higher for hogs, cattle,
potatoes, cotton, and soybeans, but
lower for milk, eggs, butterfat, and
several commercial vegetables.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21
Announces Candidacy
For Judge
Of Superior Court

Fred J. Hyder, Phoenix trial at
torney for 16 years, today an
nounced his candidacy for Judge of
Superior Court of Maricopa Coun-
ty.
Arizona sun., 1954-05-21

For full utilization of the Colo
RADIO River equitably and legally,
the Central Arizona Project must
be built.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
HRVATSk0 PJEVACk0 DRuSTV0 'SL0GA'
P0N0VN0 PR|kAzUJE 'VESELU UD0VICU'

Gore slici cetr Hepe djevoke, GIanice Hrvatskog
Pjevackog Drusva "Sloga" East Chicago Ind. sliko-
within narodnm nosnjama, koe nastupau operet Vesea
Udovca cd Franza Lehara Operetu zvadau cIanov Hr-
vatskog Pjevackog Zbora "Soga" East Chicago Ind
a. oktobra Roosevelt High School Auditorur,u Pro-
gram pocima tocno ri sata pose podne, ko trae OkO
tri sata.
Djevoke ma slici pravim narodnm nosnjama cd lie
desno jesu Betty Ben, Toni Pulford, Ann Skich
Virginia Reyes
"Slogi srdacno cestitamo takovoj spremi so moze
da zvada ovao yisoko glazbene predsaNe kao operna
druzba
Radi toga "Sloga" zasuzuje poIlvalu posto-
van nego nazdasniu pomoc svoga naroda Sada sto
hoce da narod sto vecem broju pohr predsavu
ned deu time ulaze "Slog' syoju odanost Nedan rodo
ub, nedan cest Hrvat Hrvatica b smio zosati da
ne vid 'Veseu Udovcu' u cemu &c svak naci ugodnog
uzitka pjesmi, plesu lijepm nosnjama posebno
milozvucnoj glazbi.
Posebna t duznost svih ajednicara toga mjesta oko
lice da pomognu tome Hrvatsko PevackO Drustvo SlO
ga" koja Hrvatma u America die duh ponos pa uged
pred Amerikom
Dakle, sestre brace, sN vrijeme nastojte biti u
Roosevelt Auditorium, da uzivate "Veseloj Udovc".
To cd zeli vas urednil "Zajednicara Flip Vukec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20

Svi oni koji su danas u H.
B. e., usli su u istu, ne zato
sto &c biti samo osigurani,
vec i zato, sto je nasa hr-
vatska. Da nije bilo Hrvata,
sigurno ne bi bilo nj Zajed-
nice, pa kada je tako, onda
Sc i vi dajte zapisati u istu,
jer je ona tvoja, moja i svih
mas.
U Zajednici imadete sve po-
godnosti. Sve, brate moi, sto
covjek moze da dobije bilo
kod kojeg drugog osigurava-
juceg drustva, dapace i wise,
jer je ovo nasa narodna hr-
vatska organizacija. Dakle,
stupite dajte Sc zapisati od-
nah! Nemojte postavljati pi-
tanje da Ii je komunisticka,
fasisticka iii jugoslavenska,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20

njenih gradjana. Ma cello j u
pravu zemlje vazno je da do
dju j dolaze pravi i iskreni
rodoljubi, koji &c Sc zalagati
i raditi "a dobro drzave j
nacije uopce. Zato svaki gra-
dian treba da vrsi svoju duz-
most u narednim izborima i
da je svijestan da znade "a
koga glasuje, te prema svo-
me sudu uvjerenju da svoj
glas povjeri svakom kandi-
datu "a koga je uvjeren da
&c sluziti dobru | naroda i
Amerike, a ne svojim licnim
interesima interesima ma
stetu naroda zemlje.
Ma izboru Sc nalaze dvi je
velike americke stranke -
Demokratska i Republican
ska - ali svijesni gradjani
SUI slobodni da glasaju ne
strancarski iii u prilog jedne
stranke, vec po vrijednosti !
zasluzi kandidata. Dakle, nj
je vazno kojoj stranci kandi-
dat pripada, ali je cd velike
vaznosti kakovi je on rodo-
! ljub da je narodni coyjek,
da je spreman posten da &c
povjerenje naroda ma izbori-
ma izrabiti "a opce narodno
dobro.
Prize rekosmo da Sc mas
narod treba organizirati u
svoje nacionalne odbore -
bilo koje stranke iii zajednc
- treba da je organiziran
kao takov u jednu i drugu
stranku il razloga da Sc kod
glasovanja znade snaga moo
nasih glasaca, da Sc znade "a
koga je davao svoje gasove
radi cesa, da Sc nasi gla.
sow negube pa po izborima
da o NINA nitko nevodi ra.
cuna, kao da su to glasov
nesvijesnih glasaca.
Svaki ozbiljni i cestiti gra'
djanin mora da zna zasto gla'
sa i kako da glasa.
U tome Sc trebamo ugleda'
ii u druge nacionalne sku
pine, trebamo pomagati svo
je kandidate nase prijatelje
Ovo je APPEL ma zdravi ra
yum gradjansku duznost
brace moja, pax svi zajednic
XII uznastojmo da Sc zbiljs
ma izborima pokazeemo kae
odani svijesni gradjani
rodoljubi svoje Amerike.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
ProsIava @.godisnjice zajednice po
0dsiecima u waukeqan n. Chicago

Waukegan ILL., = Drustva: "Majka Bozja Bistricka
odsjek broj 75 "Nezavisna Hrvaska, odsek bro 848;
"Chalengers English Speaking odsjek broj S28 H. B. z.
Waukeganu, zaednick priredjuu Prosavu 6O-godsnjce
nase Zaednice nedelju 81 oktobra godine Sloven
Narodnom Domu, 10th McAllster Sts Waukeganu.
Proslava &c poceti banketom sati posije podne,
kojo &c govoriti svma dobro poznat glavn po
rotnik HBZ, brat Michael Juricek IL Chicago
Nakon toga bit &c prikazivane pomene sike "Ovo je
Vasa Hrvatska Bratska Ia ednica, zatim sed Piles
So &c svirati glasovt Elias Tamburask Zbor pod vod-
stvon Charles EGaSa
Pozvjemo canstvo ovih nasih tru odsjeka, te
priatelje ostali mas narod da sto vecem brou
posjete ovoj prosav 6O-godsnjce Hryaske Bratske
Zajednice!
Odbornci ostali canovi nasih odsjeka rade
sto bolj uspeh proslave uvjeren da &c sve
biti prredjeno zadovosvo posetnka da &c posjeta
biti vrlo dobra.
Svi nam dobro dosli!
Ia Odbor Prosave - Lucia Slone, ivjestteljca.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20

nije gdje su radili izgubili su
svoju osiguraciju. Dakle, bas
u starim danima kad i'm je
osiguracija nuzno potrebna.
zivotna a osiguracija kod
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
he osniva Sc ma uposlenju,
vec = jednom clan, do smr-
ii clan. Tako nasi penzionir-
ci koji su dobro osigurani
kod Zajednicc i u penziji su
zaSticeni, jer su protektirani
sa svojom zivotnom osigura-
cijom kod Zajednicc. To je
eto, brace moja, znaGaj vaz-
most osiguranja kod naSe Ia
jednice.
NaSi start clanovi ma pen
ziji, kojl nisu u mladosti pa
zili da imadu sto bolju zivot-
nu osiguraciju kod Zajednice,
sada Sc zale, kad znadu ko-
liko i'm to fall. Zale Sc da nj
su bolje osigurani i da nisu
sacuvali vrijednost svoga cer-
, tifikata. Nisu ma to mislih Al
boljim danima. Mislili 81
! su dobro osigurani kod M
uzeca gdje su radili i dasiiR
je to dosta. Nisu domisljali,
kad posao svrSi, da ce tim
casom nestati njihova osigu-
racija.
Mladji ljudi jos uposleni,
pa i naSi Glanovi cine iste po-
! grijeSke. Oni bi trebali "a 81
gurnost svoju, svoje zcne
djece Ga su osigurani, to
sto bolje mogu, kod Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zaiednice. Tako
bi bill prCtektirani oni i nil
howl dragi i mill u svakom
slucaju, pa i u bezposlici.
Stariji clan0vi razboriti
ljudi, pax i roditelii trebali
hi dokazivati uciti svoje
mladje sto znaci zivotna pro-
tekcija vaznost osiguracije
kod Hrvatske Bratske Zaied-
! nice. Znamo mi da ie mlad-ji-
ma tesko dokazivati da &c i
oni ostariti, kao sto je tesko
govoriti zdravu, da on mo-
re oboliti. Ali ipak u tome
treba ustrajati i stalno 60
voriti.
Svrha je owe teme, da po-
taknemo nase graditelja sa-
vjesne clanove, da pri dobiva-
nju novih clanova, pax i po-
visice osiguracije rabe o.
We ovdje izne5ene argumeate.
Nastojmo svi da na sve mo-
guce nadine poja6amo nasu
jubilarnu kampanju da Sc
mas svijet Sto brojnije i sto
balje osigurava - "a vlasti-
tn zivotnu protekciju - kod
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.