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The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
Collins Sets
Into


TALLAHASSEE lH - Gov. .-elect
Leroy Collins set up a tentative
schedule of hearings today for the
II McCarty appointees suspended
by Acting Gov. Johns.
The hearings will get under way
Monday morning, Dec. 13, and are
scheduled to be finished in two
days.
First up viii be the five sus-
pended members Of the State Road
Board the morning of Dec. 1s. They
are Richard Simpson, Monticello,
chairman; Grier Kirkpatrick,
Gainesville; w. Hoard FrankIand,
Tampa; ]. Saxton Lloyd, Daytona
Beach: and Thomas B. Manuel,
Fort Lauderdale.
On Monday afternoon win come
the hearings for the five suspended
members of the state turnpike au.
thority-Earl p. Powers, Gaines.
vile; Godfrey Smith, Tallahassee;
Campbell Thornal, Orlando: James
/. Keller, Miami; and Frankland.
Suspended members of the State
Racing Commission will be heard
Tuesday morning Dec. IA. They
are Curtis A. Haggard. Miami:
Robert Kloeppel Jr., Jacksonville:
Wesley Fly, Orlando; ]. D. John
son, Pensacola, and Joe K. Hays
Winter Haven.
The afternoon of Tuesday, Dec.
Il, Collins will hear d. Mack
Humphrey, Tallahassee, suspended
state hotel commissioner, and E.
w. Hinson, Quincy, and Sterling
Hall, Bradenton, who were sus-
pended several weeks ago as
members of the Florida Game &.
Fresh Water Fish Commission.
Joe Grotegut, Collins aide. said
all II of the suspended officers
were expected to attend and defend
themselves against the charges
made by Johns.
Johns, invited to. appear and pre-
sent evidence against the suspended
officials, has not yet replied. Johns
told newsmen he wasn't ready to
announce now whether he would
attend or be represented by an
attorney.
Collins left today on trip that
will keep him away from Tailahas-
see until shortly before the hear
ings begin.
The Collins family went to An
napolis to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with son Leroy Jr.. who
is attending the U. S. Naval Acad-
emy.
After the Army-Navy football
game Saturday, the governor-elect
will fly to Miami to address the
American Medical Assn. Monday.
He will speak at an annual meet
Ins VI the west Palm Beach Cham
Der of Commerce next Monday
night, then return to Miami TO
leave Tuesday on previously
announced trip to three Latin
American countries.
Accompanying him on the 10-day
trip to Venezuela, Colombia and
Panama will be Mrs. Collins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ausley of
Tallahassee.
He is making the trip at the
invitation of the governments of
the three countries. He said he
wanted to learn as much as pos
sible about the countries and .'to
sell Florida to them.'
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
BODIES ARE FOUND

ORLANDO R-The bodies of a
bride of two weeks and her for
mer suitor were found in parked
car yesterday and Sheriff Dave
Starr said he believed John r..
Mogle, As, apparently shot Mrs.
Shirley Van Denbrugh Praiswater,
Al, then killed himself.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
MAN SLAYS SELF

WEST PALM BEACH R-Police
called the death of a 22-year-o.d
man apparent suicide" today. He
was tentatively identified as Jo-
seph Dembinski. A neighbor in the
apartment house smelled gas and
officials discovered the body.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23

The first successful beet sugar
factory in the United States was
in 1879 in California.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-23
ANSWERS TO oUEsrroNs ON PAGE 3

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON PAGE
l-No was long practieed throughout the ancient world
z-Decemher lszl. in Plymouth colony.
3-Three days.
4-sov. William Bradford.
s-Wld turkey md meat
6-Gsorge Washington.
abraham Lincoln
S-Mrs Sarah Josepha Hale
S-Franklin D. Roosevelt
l0Consrsss ruled is4 fourth TrusdaY would
observed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06

his father with a gourmet's taste
in funerals. John Cromwell is
a noble mixture of the stuffy yet
decent empire builder. lCathleen
NeSbitt is downright wonderful
as the bright. steely mother of
the Larrabees and Miss Gear
winningly waspish as a post
operation house guest. Scott Nc
Kay as the non-pushing young
est Larrabee makes a splendid
case for young aristocrats who
cannot take their position seri-
ously. The. others are all Just
as nice as they can be.
The life they live in Donald
Oenslager's Eden-like patio is a
thoroughly ingratiating sight and
excellent evidence of the Play
wrights' Company's sure touch
and taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of SHOWING

And Time Of Showing
Stage.
Arena Stage-"Blithe Spirit;
$3.50 pm.
Sam S. Shubert-"Twin Beds;
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
Misunderstanding Wave:
los. 3:55, $50 and GAS pm
CapitOl-"The Naked Jungle;
1885 am, lao. $40, 5:45, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Columbia MAN Crazy:
HOS am, las, 4:30. IT'S and
10 pm.
DupOnt-"Julius Caesar; /,
3:15, $50, 7:35 and 9:4O pm.
Keith's-"Ride Clear of Di-
ablo"; 11:50 am, 1:5O, $50,
$50. 7:50 and $50 pm.
Little-"Lili"; $40, sos and
$50 pm.
Northumberland; 6:15,
sos and 9:55 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING Wave;
1880 am, 2:30, $50 and $50
pm.
Ontario-"Jivaro";; /. 2:40.
4:30, 6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Palace Saskatchewan;
1l:40 am, lao, 3:45, 5:45. 1850
and 9:55 pm.
PlayhOuse-"The Man Be-
tween; 1920 am, 1920, 1928,
5:35. 7:40 and GAS pm,
Plaza The Quiet Man;
1915, 2:35, 4::55, ITO and 9:35
pm.
Silver Spring - "The Final
Test; els, s and GAS pm.
TranS-Lux-"The Wild One;
11:05 a m, 1855. 2:40, 4:30. 6:15,
8 and $50 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"::
$40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06
The Passing Show
The Passing Show
1Sobrino Fair Is Broodwoy's
MostPoIished Fairy Tale
BY Joy Cormody
(DTamo Editor Of The Stcr)

theater the play invariably thng-crii-
cal insistence to the contrary
notable exception to be found at the National
ter-New Yorks not Washngtons-in "Sabrna
seasons charmerubane. polished witty handsome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-06

"sABRINA FAIR" romantic comedy
by Samuel Taylor. produced by The
Playwrights' Company, directed by H. C.
Potter, setting and lighting by Donald
OenSlager costume supervision by BIZ
anca Stroock AT the National, New
York.
Maude Larrabee - Cathleen Nesbitt
j. w. McKinlock Luella Gear
LINUS Larrabee, Jr. - Joseph Gotten
Linus Larrabee - John Cromwell
Margaret Katharine Raht
David Larrabee $3.50 Scott Mckay
Gretchen Ruth Woods
Sabrina .Fairchild Margaret SULLIVAN
Fairchild Russell Collins
young woman - Harriette Seiby
A young man Gordon Mills
Another young woman, Lorraine Grover
Another young man - Michael Steele
Paul D'ArgenSon - Robert Duke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-19

Two basicaly simple suits that work the clock
around with quick shift of accessories look
and feel completely at home at any time in
any climate! They're Saconys of course -. in
the famous Palm Beach cloth (merger of rayon-
acetate-wooD that shuns wrinkles washes as we'll
as it dry cleans, wears almost indefinitely!
Choose the four-button curved pocket classic at
left in navy black, dark brown, peacock or cork
or the two-button classic in navy, black, dark
brown, peacock or cork, or buy both and mix
and match for four costumes. Both in misses
and petite sizes 10 to co. women's Az to 2412.
Just two from our huge collection of Sacony suits
including junior sizes.
Better Suits Third Floor. Washington;
Second Floor. Sluer Spring and PARKngton
Evening star., 1954-05-15
Builders Award Contract
For Housing Center Here

A contract for construction Of
a headquarters building for the
National Association Of Home
Builders to be erected at 1623-25
L street NV. has been awarded
to the Joseph F. Nebel Co. Of
Washington, it was announced
this week.
President r. G. Hughes of
NAHB, and Nathan Manilow,
chairman of the building COM
mittee, said the ground breaking
ceremony for the new National
Housing Center, will be held
Monday. At that time NAHB's
national directors will be in an
nual spring session.
Construction will start imme-
diately after the ground break
ing. the site for the eight-story
building having previously been
cleared. The center is expected
to open in about a year. The
Nebel firm was awarded the con-
tract on the basis of sealed bids
submitted.
The national headquarters of
Evening star., 1954-05-15

the organization. including its
own Research Institute. will oc-
cupy two floors of the Center.
The remaining space will be
devoted to changing display
of exhibits covering the home
building field. The exhibit area
also will house a reference library
of housing publications.
'"The National Housing Center
will be a dramatic showcase Of
progress in which our industry
and the allied industries that
supply it's products can demon
strate the continuing revolution
in home building that is being
accomplished through modern
housing research" a statement
said.
Designed by Aubinoe, Edwards
and Beery. Washington archi-
tects, the air-conditioned build
ing will be of reinforced concrete
construction. More than 500
companies will provide exhibits.
No general Office space will be
rented in the Center.
Evening star., 1954-05-15
NO Cash DoWNX1
To Qualified Veterans

Really, this is q honey Of three bedroom house!
1t overooks lovely pork-ond you have your
own large one-t third acre londscoped and wooded
lot for the kids to play on. It's such practical
house, too, with whale Of kitchen, beautifully
planned for ample fomiIy-sized dinette space.
Also, there's q Pantry for economy and conven-
ienee. In addition, these New Rocklond houses
boast eh-quoty construction features: q orge
overhone osPhoIt shineIe roof, steel beam sup
ported, copper plumbing, white oak floors, poreed
and woterProofed bosement-to name but q few
Of the extros that the builders, Metropolitan
Homes. Inc, have put into these homes. So drive
out this weekend with your fomiy and see this
Observation-Disclosures be eIod you did!
Evening star., 1954-05-15
'7O.6S
Per Month

plus toxes and insurance on
3o-yeer G.l. loan.
Evening star., 1954-05-15

HOME BUILDERS SIGN CONTRACT-Oicias of the National
Association of Home Builders as they signed
contract with Joseph Nebel of the assoc
tion's National Housing Center 162s-25 street NV.
Shown, left to right Nathan ManOw chairman of the
building committee; Mr. Nebe the contractor and R. G.
Hughes, national NAHB president Ground for the new
headquarters building will be broken Monday REM Photo
Evening star., 1954-05-15
A STRATEGIC LOCATION

A STRATEGIC LOCATION
Ii called Monds largest city this und has
ronoee obuttng porkne lot An
unexceIed site upon which locate your suburban boneh
Harvey l. Jones, " P.
SANDOZ. INC.
DUPONT CIRCLE PHONES DAYS-DU. 7-l734
TILL NOON SUN.-0L 4-00S
NOON SUN.-Wo. $3.50
Evening star., 1954-05-15
1880
Full Price

fer house end " oers Iond.
seoped and wooded lot.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Deaths Reported
From D. G. Department of Public Hea
vital StatistfcS aectinrf u

From D. G. Department of Public Health
Vital Statistics Section.
Warren Hardenbergh. 81. 1421 Columbia
William s. Irvine. 81, Arlington. Va.
Ellsworth T. Hiser. 80. 3729 Veazey st.
Mary e. Macdonald. rs. 1917 soth st.
Harriet =. caunman. rs. a14s x st.
Martha Saunders. 7s. Falls Church. Va.
al william Risman s Ale1andria, Arinstaa yya yya
Alton Thomas. 73, I647 Hobart st. NV.
Frank n. Cox, ~. 613 c st. NV
Aline Reed. 72. Silver Spring, Md.
Edward D. Rumford, 81, Falls Church.
william J. wheatlsy. so, Spring Hill, Nd
Charles Z. James. 5s. 1907 H st. Sc.
Claude A. Wheeling, ~, 212 c st. NV.
Edith M. Whitmire, ~. Epping Forest,
Catherine v. DeRitis. 40. Falls Church.
Richard r. Spencer, 30. Meriden. Conn.
I,,.d,.,l Psyid 2 ula Hapes, E., !; Jamica. n. Y.
John j. son Sampson, IS, ss 5o9 I5o2 sth 81 At ns NV
Arthur D. Ashton. 66. 1870 Macarthur
Anna X. Caldwell. So, ralls Church, Va
Lucinda Jefferson. so. GA 7th ct. NE.
Nellie L. Graves, 81, 1907 18th 81. NV.
Ernest L. Aston, jr.. AZ, TIL 18th st.
Charles K. Brooks, 81, Brsndywine. Md
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Virginia Press Hits
Snub Of Warren BY
State S Top Leaders
BY the Assoeutsd Press

Some Virginia newspapers edi-
torially have criticized as an In
territorial snub the decisions OF
the States top leaders to bypass
the rededication Of William and
Mary's Marshall Wythe law
school. Chief Justice Warren will
be an honor guest at the exer-
cises Saturday.
While no official would say so
publicly. there were private indi-
cations some felt their absen-
teeism was the best way to ex-
press disfavor of the Chief JUS
tice and the Supreme Courts
anti-segregation ruling.
Some papers hailed the an
nouncement from the Governors
Office that Gov. Stanley, who
said he was unable to- attend he
cause Of a previous engagement.
would be represented by 1t. Gov.
A. e. s. Stephens.
Editorial Comment.
Editorial comment included:
Danville Evening Bee: There
Is nothing actually to be gained
by the boycott. but it does show
to the court that Virginia feels
that the segregation decision lis
not simply academic opinion but
one Of such far-reaching conse-
quence as TO be felt personally In
every section of the State"
Roanoke Times: 1--WE are glad
that Mr.. Stephens will be on,
hand to extend the official well
come OF Virginia to Mr.. Warren.
Those who have made their IN
tention Of not attending the
celebration. q pointed rubuff OF
the Supreme Court are only ex-
hibiting their own narrowness."
Richmond, I'll m es-Dispatch:
'The decision of Gov. Stanley to
request 1t. Gov. Stephens to
represent him does son1e-
thtng toward rehabilitating the
reputation Of Virginia for
courtesy and hospitality, but the
State has, nonetheless. been
struck o damaging blow"
Norfolk Comment.
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch: "The
circumstances suggest that this
feeling Is engendered by the fact
that 1t was Chief Justice Warren
who handed down the unanimous
Supreme Court decision outlaw
Ing segregation In the public
schools. piling up troubles and
creating antipathies in the
segregated States. If this is
actually the basis for the ap-
parent indifference of the Gov
ernor and others to, the Williams
burg meeting, which is an i'm
portant OCCASION. then these
Virginia officials are permitting |
themselves to fall into a serious |
breach Of hospitality and cour-
tesy. to say the least of it,
Newport News Daily. Press:
"The designation Of 1t. Gov.
Stephens to represent the Gov
ernor's Office alleviates the pain
full situation somewhat, but 1t
doesn't entirely relieve it. We
hope Gov. Stanley will postpone
his Hereford sale and be there"
Mr.. Stephens earlier had said
he would be unable to attend the (
ceremonies, but later it was an
nounced he would represent the
Governor. Attorney General j.
Lindsay Almond. jr., also has
said he will not be present.
The ceremonies will mark the
20Oth anniversary of the birth
OF Chief Justice John Marshall.
Warren will unveil a bust of the
Virginia jurist. Lord Goddard.
Lord Chief Justice of England. |
will be present and will unveil
a bust of Sir William Blackstone
author Of the celebrated Com /
nentarieS IN no,, -. d.. -
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Petworth Unit Opens
Season of Meetings

The Petworth Citizens Asso-
ciation held its first meeting Of
the season last night in the
Barnard School. Fourth and
Decatur streets NV.
Mrs. Roy Gilbertson gave read
ings and Steven Ross gave piano
selections. The group also heard
committee reports.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10
Ann Papucich, !jepotica il Clairtona
NatjeCe Sc "a KraIiicu H. B. zaiednice

Gornja slika pokazuje lijepu mladu djevojku Sc
sru Ann Papucch clanicu odsjeka bro 8 H. B. Zaednce
IL Clarion, Pa koja natjece Kracu Popularnost
prigodom plosave 60godsnjce lvatske Bratske Zaed-
nice Zajedncarskog Dana Ujednjenih Odsjeka HBZ "a
padne Pennsylvania sto &c zajedno odrzati
djelju Is. julia 1854 West View Parku Pittsburgh Pa.
Ova mlada sestra, Ann Papucch, bla je canca gnez-
da Pomlatka bro 80 cd detnjsva kad e navrsa
18 godna presa odraslo canstvo odseka br 248 HBZ
gdje nalaze njezni rodtej, Mato Kata Papucich
brat Mathew mada sestra Veronka JOS naazi gni-
jezdu bro 49, Ovo pax potvrdue da e cela nhova obi
tell nasoj Zaednici da dobri zajedncari. pokraj
toga mlada sesra Ann pomaze rad pr odsecnm zabava
ma raznim prredbama.
Sestra Ann rodjena je g. maa 1895. Clartonu, ko-
jem mestu je gradjurala High School una 1885, sada
rad ducanu Style Center and Children Shoppe isto
aironu Pokraj toga polaz tri veceri tedno Business
College McKeesport Pa.
IL gornega vid, da e sestra Ann pri6no zaposena
sa radon skolom koju polazi tr vecer tjednu ali
kaze da oj jos osaju cetr veceri prodavane IL
keta pa pomoc svojh roditelja kuma kumova osta-
lih prjatea te clanova dvau odsjeka Cartonu da &c
nastojat pobijed Kracu, kao sto je to pobjedila
njhova druga djevojka prosle godne mlada sestra
Dorothy Bekavac.
Mi joj cestitamo njeznoj odvaznoj izjavi zelmo
joj pobjedu
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stojanstvenoj proslavi 60-go-
disnjice Zajednice, urgiramo
ma svakoga cd vas, da po-
radite u ovogodisnjoj jubilar-
moi kampanji tako, da do
stignemo mas cilj cd 5000 no.
viii clanova prize zakljucka
kampanje ma 80. studenoga.
Koji je bolji nacin "a pro-
slaviti tako vaznu obljetnicu
u nasoj povijesti, nego da po-
vecamo nase redove sa upisi-
vanjem nasih prijatelja sla-
venskog porijekla pod okrilje
i zastitu, koju mi, kao cla-
novi Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, vec sada bogato u
zivamo?
Posebno urgiramo ma one
nase odsjeke, koji owe godine
obdrzavaju j svoju 60-godis-
njicu, kao i 60-godisnjicu Ia
jednice, da povezu te prosla-
We sa ovogodisnjom jubilar-
nom kampanjom. Najlj e psi
nacin "a proslaviti te obljet-
nice jest tai, da Sc obvezu,
da ce "a svaku godinu OPP
stanka upisati jednog novog
clana "a vrijeme kampanje.
Odsjeci, koji owe godine l.
maju svoju 6O-godisnjicu je-
su slijedeci: odsjek broj 1 u
Pittsburghu; odsjek broj 3 u
McKeesport, Pa; odsjek broj
4 u Etni, Pa; Odsjek broj 5
u Johnstownu, Pa; odsjek
broj 6 u Rankinu, Pa. od-
sick broj IL u Denver, Colo.
Drago nam je objaviti, da je
odsjek broj 5 vec obecao, da
&c to uciniti. Pise nam stari
mas graditelj, brat Michael
Batch, tajnik toga odsjeka, da
je clanstvo odsjeka ma pro-
sloj odsjecnoj sjednici sluzbe-
no poprimilo odluku u tom
smjeru. Do sada je u odsjek
upisano 10 novih clanova, a
biti &c i'll jos najmanje so.
Poznavajuci brata Baicha i
njegov rad u proslosti, ne
dvojimo nj najmanje, da &c
odsjek ne samo poluciti svoj
cilj, nego ga nadmasiti.
Neka nam sc jave i ostali
odsjeci, koji owe godine sla-
We svoje cote obljetnice.
Odbor Jubilarne kampanje
H. B. Zajednice:
V. l. Mandic, predsjednik;
John Ovcaric, podpredsj.;
Michael Grasha, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10

vece, a obaviti &c Sc u dvije
nase dvorane.
Vazna je ova Slava, jer po-
West Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice zaista pocima S po-
vjesti ovoga nasega odsjeka
broj 1 "Svi Sveti", koji je
organiziran u januaru 1894.
Organizirao ga je Zdravko
Muzina, koji je potion organi-
zirao i "Hrvatsku Zajednicu"
cd sest posebnih drustava, a
to su prvi odsjeci Zajednice.
Poslije je ime promjenjeno
ma Narodna Hrvatska Zajed-
MICA. Muzina je bio prvi pred
sjednik danasnjeg DDS je k a
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DISCRIMINATORY ACT!

The following Resolution adopted without dis
sent at the Annual Meeting, February 28 1854 of tho
United Western Pennsylvania Lodges of the Croatian
Fraternal Union Committee, with copies Of for
warded both United States Senators from the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania and all United States Congress-
representing Western Pennsylvania Congressional
Distrcts
RESOLUTION
Whereas, the National Origins Quota System which
underlies the McCarranWater Act is pure and simple
racial and national discrimination and
Whereas this racist system, with all it's repugnant
Implications is a blot and shame the statute books
of the United States of America and represents
necessary and punitive challenge to form
of government, and
Whereas the McCarran Walter Act is attack
the very heart of the American tradition that natura
zation makes alien into citizen different in any
respect from a native-born citizen now, therefore
Be 1t Resolved, that the Congress of the United
States all parts of the McCarranWalter Act
which today are giving comfort to those in America
who thrive intolerance prejudice hatred suspicion
and bgotry and resulting in attacks against the Ame
rican of liberty decency justice and fair play
United Lodges Committee,
Stephen F. BrAich, Chairman
Philip Vukelich, Secretary
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brojr 1.
Dvorana Odsjeka broj 1
made takodjer vazan povjes-
nj znacaj. To je bila prva
hrvatska rimo-katolicka Crk-
va Sv. Nikole u America, ko-
ju SUI podigli hrvatski do
seljenici. Isti ljudi, koji SUI
organizirali Zajednicu, godinu
dana potom (1895} organizi-
rase prvu hrvatsku zupu.
Odsjek broj 1 i danas vrsi
jednu vaznu ulogu u redovi-
ma nase Zajednice, a poseb-
no u njenom sjedistu, kao
jaki odsjek.
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Proslava &c Sc odrzati u
nedjelju 2 sata poslije podne
ma 81. marca u Javor Dvo-
rani, 822 N. Canal Street, N.
S. Pittsburgh.
Ista &c sc provesti sa bira-
MIN dostojnim programom.
U Javor Dvorani izvesti &c
Sc muzicki program i lijepa
predstava, naravno sa po-
zdravnim govorom. Ma vecer
oko 6 sati poceti ce bogati
banket sa posebno odlicnom
vecerom u Dvorani Odsjeka
broj 1, ma 1916 E. Ohio St.,
N. S. Pittsburgh. Prema to-
me, dakle, proslava &c traja-
ii nedjelju poslije podne j ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-03-10

najmanje 30 point. Lista tih
natjecatelja objavljena je ma
drugom mjestu u ovom bro
ju Zajednicara.
Drago nam je vidjeti ma
toj listi imena odavna nam
poznatih natjecatelja, kao -
ma PRIMER, brace Biskupic,
Batch, Balich, spehar i Boil
kovac, pa sestara Shaginaw,
Sertich Burma, koji &c Sc i
ovoga puta 1.-Two natjecati "a
prvenstvo, ali sa jos vecom
paznjom cemo gledati ma rad
nasih novijih graditelja. Zna-
mo vec unapred, da &c nasi
start prokusani graditelji
mnogo doprinjeti uspje h u
svake kampanje. Znamo ali i
to, da buduci napredak po-
rast Zajednice ovisi o ovim
novim graditeljima.
Sa dobrim radon svih ma
sih graditelja, do konca We
lace je owe godine u Hrv.
Bratsku Zajednicu upi S a n o
676 novih clanova sa ukup-
nom osigurninom cd $518,000.
.Ovo je vrlo dobar pocetak "a
godinu, koja izgleda, da &c
pokazivati izvanredne uspje-
he u materijalnoj dobiti, kao
j u unapredjivanju bratskog
duha, "a koji su Sc nasi pio-
niri borili pred 60 godina.
Odjeljenje Pomlatka Sc ju-
nacki drzi u svojem obeca-
nom cilju cd 1000 novoga
clanstva u ovogodisnjoj kam-
panji sa vec do 26. veljace u
pisanim novim clansttvom cd
414. Wise smo nego sigurni,
da &c nam nasi natjecatelji-
graditelji pomoci, da dostig-
memo tai cilj prize zakljucka
owe jubilarne kampanje.
lima nekoliko cimbe n k a,
koji nam daju vjerovati u u
spjeh sadanje kampanje. Ma
81 predlagatelji novoga Clan
stva dobivaju mnogo privlaci-
vie nagrade "a svoj rad, ne
go su Sc ikada prize davale.
Obecanje jedne lijepe novca-
ne nagrade morale bi biti do
voljan poticaj nasim gradi-
teljima, da jos wise porade
u tako zvanom "prodavanju"
pogodnosti, koje svoje m u
clanstvu pruza Hrv. Bratska
Zajednica.
Dok nasi odsjeci i gnijez-
da diljem Amerike Kanade
cine pripreme, da sc pridruze
glavnom uredu u jednoj do
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