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Evening star., 1954-04-30

There are actually two
events on Capital calendars
that will not star either the ad-
ministration or even the in
vestigation on Capitol Hill.
That's hard to believe but it
looks like a certainty. One is
the Kentucky Derby tomorrow
and the other is the Demo-
cratic convention" of next
week.
It's hard to see how politics
can affect the Derby or how
anything but a four-legged
friend can steal the show,
though a flock of Capital pol
iticos will turn up for it and
give the winner a little compe-
tition. And come to think of
it. though the two-sided Re-
publican investigation won't
star at the Democrats Jeffer-
son-Jackson Day dinner on
the 9th, it's a cinch it will be
brought up at the expensive
meal.
Anybody wandering through
the lobby of the Mayflower
next Wednesday, Thursday or
Friday will be asSailed sud-
denly by either sweet nostalgia
or extreme discomfort, de-
pending on the way his polit-
ical heart beats. He is apt to
run into ex-President Harry
S.. Truman, Mrs. Truman and
Margaret, who will arrive via
train on either the 4th or the
5th and will stop at the May
flower. Or the lean and lanky
figure of Averell Hartman
may hove into view with his
wife, Marie, beside him. They'll
be here. too. And so will a
White House power of F. D. r.
days, Judge Sam Roseman,
and Mike Di Sale. and former
Ambassador James Bruce and
Nine. Perkins, who is actually
trying to sell her last Wash
lngton tie-her house on Leroy
place, and David Lillenthal
and India Edwards. who is al
ready here, and so forth.
Shades of yesteryear!
If I were Ike, ] wouldn't
even vacate the White House
long enough for golf game,
what with a vigorous predeces-
Sor and possible successor so
close and willing to take over.
Adlai will also be stopping at
the Mayflower which is. after
all, less than five blocks from
1900 Pennsylvania avenue.
Democratic Chairman Steve
Mitchell. Treasurer Stanley
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Miss Fuhrney
Is Betrothed

Retired Rear Admiral Delmer
S. Fahrney and Mrs. Fahrney Of
Chadds Ford. Pa. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Paula to Mr.. Andre Francois
Yon. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Albert Francois Yon of Paris.
France. The wedding will take
place in June.
The bride-elect attended Hol-
ton-Arms and the Philadelphia
Conservatory of Music. She is
a student at Pennsylvania State
University.
Mr.. Yon was graduated from
the College G. B. Say (Univer-
site de Paris) and Elizabethtown
College. He received his M. A. at
Pennsylvania State University
where he is a graduate assistant
in Romance languages.
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Cadet SuviIIe
To Take Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. w.
Won Selzam of Waterville, Wis,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Lettice Lee to
Cadet Edward A. Saville, son of
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Gordon p.
Saville of Alexandria. The we'd
ding is planned for December.
The bride-elect was educated
in England, Holland and Swift
zerland and will be graduated
from Holton- Junior Col
lege in May.
Cadet Saville will be graduated
from the United States Military
Academy in June when he will
be commissioned second lieu
tenant in the United States Air
Force.
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Exclusively Yours-- Betty sz~-t
Democratic Rally Here to Recall Shades Of Yestereor;
Senators Leave Private Car to See Kentucky Derby

Woodward and Dinner Chair
man John Kenney will be
joint hosts at a $50 to 1880
party on the 5th at the Wom-
ems National Democratic
Club. And on the 9Th. before
the dinner, the All-Philadel-
phia Committee for the 1856
Democratic Convention will
stage a 4:30 to $50 party with
Chairman Walter Annenberg
and Mayor Joseph F. Clark
as hosts.
Mr.. Truman will celebrate
his birthday May 8 on the 7th
with a reception at the Shera-
ton Park for the benefit of
the Harry S. Truman Library,
Inc. All three Trurnans will
also attend Mrs. Helms Pub
lication Party" on the 11th.
along with Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson and Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt. That means that
the former White House social
secretary will be honored with
a concentrated representation
of executive power few people
in our history have known.
Bess F'urman and Martha
Strayer will be hostesses at
the 4 to 6 tea that will launch
Mrs. Helms book, "The Cap
tains and the Kings" At last
the inside social picture of
the White House is to be told!.
Everything else has been told,
so it's about time.
Blue Gross Copers
Down to Man O. Wars
country last evening went a
couple of carloads or more
Of Washington residents. in
cluding a number Of United
States Senators. The Senate
conveniently adjourned yes
terday. though its members
weren't sure the Derby was
the reason. AS one Republican
Senator put it. after all,
some of us don't play golf"
Postmaster General and
Mrs. Summerf1eld were in the
private car that took off at
$50 yesterday afternoon car
rying Senator and Mrs. Homer
Capehart. Senator and Mrs.
John Butler. Senator and
Mrs. Andrew Schoeppel and
Frank Mccarthy of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. The Cape
harts are the hosts and once
down in Louisville the entire
group will be wined and dined
by the Senator's cousins. the
James Stewards and the Jo-
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Booths Manned
By Volunteers

Most of the popular dining
and dancing spots in Washing
ton will have volunteers for the
American Cancer Society man
ming booths for donations to-
night. and tomorrow night.
Chairman of the Hotel and
Restaurant Committee is Mrs.
Jess Bryan Bennett. Diplomatic
wives assisting her include Mrs.
John j. Hearne. Sonora de Mora,
Sonora Julio de Heurtematte.
Mrs. r. H. Scott, Mrs. Charles
Empson, Mrs. FREDERICK Sensi,
Mrs. Clement Boniver. Sonora
Hotacio de VicioSo and Mrs.
Gonzalo de Pizarro.
Others assisting include Mrs.
Stuyvesant Wainwright II, Mrs,
Gerald r. Ford, jr., and Mrs.
Lloyd Bentsen, all wives of
members of Congress: Mrs. Eu-
gene Cox, whose late husband
was Representative: Mrs. Gar
diner Luce and Mrs. George
Dixon.
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seph Stewarts Of Louisville.
The same railroad car will
bring the company back to
Washington Sunday afternoon
at 6.
Both Kentucky Senators will
be on hand, of course, for the
turf classic of all America.
Senator John Sherman Coop
er went ahead to make a
Speech-he and his friend, Al
ben Barkley. have already
started campaigning against
each other-and Senator and
Mrs. Earle Clements left last
night at Z o'clock. In the
car with them were Senator
Lyndon johnson and Clark
Clifford. The other wives were
too tied down here to get away.
This group will stay at
Frankfort, KY, and will start
Derby Day off with breakfast
tomorrow morning at the Gov
ernor's mansion. Gov. and
Mrs. Lawrence Wetherby
rushed out of Washington
Wednesday night as soon as
the Governors conference was
over. to get prepared for the
big week end.
A fantastic number of din
ners. mint julep parties,
bruncheS and even dances will
evolve in the Blue Grass re-
gion, which will also draw
British Ambassador and Lady
Makins down to be the guests
of the Barry Binghams. And
believe it or not, with all these
people going, there wasn't a
tip in a carload!
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The Heurichs
Expect Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Heu-
rich. jr., are expecting as guests
soon her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Peters of Rock Rap
ids, Iowa.
The Peters are planning to
come to Washington to see their
new grandchild, Christian Heu-
rich III, who was born on April
IA. The christening will take
place some time this summer.
The baby is also the grandson
Of Mrs. Christian Heurich, ST.,
Of Washington and the late Mr..
Heurich.
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ulbertsons
1onored at
Dinner Porty

The. Ambassador Of Sweden
and Madame Bohemian were
ranking guests at the dinner
given last night in the Carlton
Room at the Sheraton Carlton
Hotel by Mr.. and Mrs.. William
". Wilmington in honor of for
mer Ambassador and Mrs. Will
liam S. Culbertson.
Among the other guests were
the Ambassador of Ireland and
Mrs. Hearne. the Minister of
Switzerland and Nine. Brugg-
mann. the Minister of Iceland
and Mrs. Thors. Associate JUS
tice and Mrs. Burton, Senator
and Mrs. Edward Martin, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Everett M. Dirksen.
Representative and Mrs. Richard
NJ. Simpson. Representative and
Mrs. c. w. Bishop, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Carroll d. Kearns.
Representative and Mrs. John P.
Saylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon P.
King, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Scott Lee. former Senator and
Mrs. Harry p. Cain. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Livesay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul T. Culbertson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter r. johnson.
Others invited were Dean Or
vile H. Walburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Bond Markell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul NJ. Hawkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hardy. Mrs. Hazel
B. Comstock, DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam F .Burdick, Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Perrin. Mr.. James Oil
yer Murdock, Miss Helen F..
Humphrey, Mr., and Mrs. Ralph
B. Kennard. Mr.. and Mrs. jean
Pierre Gabriel Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. McGinty and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry F. McCaffrey.
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On Visit Here

Rear Admiral Robert Hender-
son tretireO and Mrs. Hender-
son, former residents of Wash
ington, are back in town for a
To-day visit and are staying at
the MayfloWer. Admiral Hender-
son will attend the current con-
vention of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce as a dele
gate from the Los Angeles Cham
ber of Commerce.
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Garden Parties

The garden party season is in
full swing here and invitations
have gone out from the Finnish
Minister and Nine. Nykopp for
one on May II from 6 to 8. A
second garden party on May Is
will be given by Gen. and Mrs.
Matthew B. Ridgway at Fort
Myer from 5 to Z,
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not invited since the two coun-
tries have not re-eStablished dip
lomatic relations since World
War II.
Among others who accepted
were Associate Justice Douglas,
Associate Justice and Mrs. Bur-
ton, Associate Justice and Mrs.
Minton, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Nc
Caffree, Attorney General and
Mrs. Brownell. Secretary of the
Air Force and Mrs. Talbot, Sen
ator and Mrs. Alexander Smith,
Speaker of the House Martin,
Representative and Mrs. Walter
Judd and former Minister to
Luxembourg Perle Mesta.
Fete ot Chevy Chase Club
The Chief of the Bureau of
Ships and Mrs. w. Durwood Leg
gett were other hosts at the cock
tail hour. Their party was at
the Chevy Chase Club and was
in honor of the shipyard COM
manders and their wives who are
meeting in Washington this
week.
Among those who hail from
ports all over the country are
Rear Admiral Robert Cronin of
Portsmouth, Capt. Philip Snyder
of Boston, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Roy Thomas Cordrey of New
York. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Peter w. Haas of Philadelphia,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Logan
Mckee of Norfolk, Capt. Tillman
Dantzler of Charleston, Capt.
George C. Weaver and his daugh-
ter of Long Beach, Capt. William
L. Turney of San Francisco and
Rear Admiral Armand M. Nor
gan OF Mare Island.
Others were Rear Admiral
Homer N. Wallin of Puget Sound,
Capt. S. N. Pyne of Pearl Har-
Dor. Capt. Frederick F. Agens of
Chicago, Capt. Phillip F. Wake
man of New Orleans, Capt. Ray
mond j. Moore of San Diego,
Capt. William j. Richter of
Panama City, Capt. and Mrs.
Henry E. Bernstein of San Diego,
Capt. Robert A. Hinners of San
Francisco. Capt. and Mrs. Allen
Jopues, jr.. of Brooklyn, Capt.
Max Schreinner of Philadelphia.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward j. Fahy
of New London, Capt. and Mrs.
Albert Mumma of Carderock,
Rear Admiral Hugh Elliot Haven
OF San Francisco, Capt. Warren
P. MaWatt and Capt. William
E. Howard of the Atlantic Fleet.
Several Hundred Guests
The guests numbered about
ESQ and among those expected
were Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Raymond H.
Fogler, Assistant Secretary of
Defense and Mrs. Charles S. |
Thomas. Rear Admiral and Mrs. |
B. M. Manseau, Rear Admiral |
and Mrs. P. B.. Nibecker, Rear |
Admiral E. w Sylvester and Sir
Victor G. Shepheard. who is the
Director of Naval Construction i
of the British Navy. He is in
this country on a trip. -
British Porties
The British Ambassador and !
Lady Makins were not to be left |
out of this hectic day of enter
tanning. They gave a cocktail |
party mainly for friends of Lady !
Birley in order that she might |
show the portrait of President !
Eisenhower painted by her late
husband.
Today the Makins are giving
luncheon. This party is for Lord
Mayor and Lady Mayoress of
Nottingham who have been in
this country returning visit
from the Mayor of Kansas City. /
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To Be Hostess

Miss Shirley Bisselle. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert T.
Bisselle, will be hostess at a tea
on Sunday in honor of Miss
Jeanne De PREF, who will become
the bride June 10 of Mr.. William
E. McClurg. jr.. of Pittsburgh.
Miss Bisselle will be maid of
honor at the wedding.
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Goinu Abroad

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McLuskey
Of Washington were among the
passengers aboard the Empress
of Scotland" when the liner
sailed from Montreal Tuesday
for Liverpool.
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grumbled: I'VE never told them no when
they were little you were afraid of thwart-
ing the kids. When our Jack wanted a toy,
his mother always gave in. Now Jack is
eighteen and wants to marry a girl who we
think has only physical attraction for him.
But he flies into rage when we try to per-
suade him to wait. .
Sociologists say that the freedom with
which boys and girls mix socially IN our coun-
try contributes to early attachments Teen
ayers themselves admit that the going
steady trend has led to many early marriages.
Boys want to marry early because Of the phys
ical urge Girls awaken sexually later than
boys (Kinsey asserts) but they have strong
Continued on page Is
Evening star., 1954-11-14

were or had been married; in 1850 the proper
ton was II per cent. AS for grooms, in 1853
almost half of the men in our country aged 20
to "a were or had been married. compared
with little more than one quarter in 1910.
And co-educational colleges over the country
report an ever-growing waiting list for living
quarters for married students.
Now why?
Grace's and Lees reasons are good reflec-
ton of the mood of our young people. Harry
Carlson, Dean of Men at the University of
Colorado, one of the universities reporting an
increase of early marriages. agrees that early
marriages are result of the military situation.
Mrs. Alice S. Adler, of the Family Service
Association of America. adds: World tension
Evening star., 1954-11-14

TRACE is II. A few years ago - four, to be
" exact - she was chubby tomboy with
scabby knees Now she is being married.
Charming. grave. wearing short white veil
over ballerina bridal gown, she walks down
the church aisle on the arm of her even more
solemn father.
Red-headed Lee, pale under his pleasant
freckles, is waiting at the altar. He is college
junior. his military training deferred until he
graduates. So Grace has decided to skip col
lege, at least for the moment, and work to be
the main support of the new household. Lee
has weekend job at gas station but during
the week he will do the cooking and market
ing. Their parents are helping out with big
purchases for the honeymoon apartment
They're trying to be nice. although both fani-
lies felt the children were too young to marry.
Why Wait?
BUT Lee and Grace were determined not to
be cheated out of their love - What's the
good of waiting. when the world may be blown
up any minute or Lee may have to go to war;"
That situation. with variations, is being
re-enacted everywhere in the United States
today. Brides - and grooms - are getting
younger all the time. The proportion of
American girls between Is and l9 who are now
married is at its highest since 1890. In 1910.
IL per cent of our girls from Is to l9 years
Evening star., 1954-11-14
By Isabella Taves

has produced widespread insecurity and has
been factor with young people desiring to
establish their own safe homes"
But she also thinks that our improved
national economy is factor. Parents today
can afford to subsidize early marriage. And
if they can't - or won't - the young people
don't have much trouble finding work.
Teem-ANe Independence
ONE 19-year-old girl told me pertly: Dad
and Nom were raising fuss, so just went
out and got job. Then told them was
getting married = they could come to the
wedding or not. as they pleased"
Some parents blame this independent atti-
tude on modern child-rearing. One father
Evening star., 1954-11-14

How well do they work out!
Should parents be worried about them?
Here's what everybody including should know
By Isabella Taves
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

vjeku koji je prosvijecen i da
ne crni narod i organizaciju
kojoj pripada.
zelim mnogo da uspije do
bro i uspjesno vasa proslava
ma Is. julia. zivila Hrvatska
Bratska Zajednica! Medjutim
iskreni i bratski pozdrav cd
meme i mole obitelji.
Ostajem tvoj Clan odsjeka
broj BIG, So. st. Paul, MINI.
Steve kOvacic.
Gornje pismo odise pleme-
nitosti covjeka, nasega CO.
vjeka velike duse, koji Sc u
zivio u zajednicarsko brat
stvo Hrvata u America. I bra
te Steve, cast i postovanje
Wanna i Vasoj vrijednoj SUI
pruzi i citavoj obitelji. Dra-
gog dara jos PRIMO nisam,
a kad primim javiti Gu Vam.
= Vas odani, Flip Vukelic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

jednici dobar. plod - slogu,
mir i napredak.
Ako imas volju mozes do
ticni predmet metnuti u VA
jednicar". Izvezen je sa kras-
MIN svakovrsnim ruzama, { o.
prepleten svakovrsnim boja-
ma. Il korjena RUE rastu,
ciji korjen izlazi IL nasega
srca sa naslovom cd Kova-
eic, So. St. Paul, Mimi, U.
S. A. S desne strane lezi grb
u obliku okvira, sa tankim
linijama crven, bijeli, plavi,
a u sredini jesu pet slova ko-
ia prave kriz - H. B. z. i
godina 1854, koje je godine
ueinit. A medjutim stoji i
nadpis "Uredniku Zajednica-
ra" u sredini jesu diva slo-
va - FV - sto znaci Flip
Vukelic.
U slueaju da te put ma
nese ma ovu stranu svijeta,
bio privatno iii sluzbeno, ze-
lilo bin da sc kod meme ma
jaws. Bio bi mi milo. Moja
vrata su uvijek otvorena CO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

JeOan oar, KOJ1 nlJe punO all
je cd srca.
Oval predmet ucinila je
moja supruga sa svojim VIA
stitim rukama. Mozes uciniti
kako hoces sa ovim darom.
Metnuti ga u tvoj ured iii
kod kuce, drzim da pristaje
ma jedno i drugo mjesto.
Clan sam Zajednice niz 60
dina i vidim da radis dobro
"a nasu organizaciju, i da sa
svojim pisanjem kroz "Za-
jednicar" donasas napredno i
prosveceno stivo. Tvoje ostro
pero treba mama radnicima
u cadjavoj tvornici i radnici-
ma cd pluga motike. Ne
treba nam stivo onako - sa
visokog = po gospodski. Mi
clanovi Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice sinovi smo Radiceva
kova. I ii radis dobro onako
kako su ii nasi veliki hrvat-
ski sinovi ucili mas narod. Po-
kojni Don Niko Grskovic je
bio takodjer dobar urednik
ucitelj. ii radi kao sto radis,
jerbo tvoj rad donasa u "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
Nap|ata "a s|ike

Naplata "a izradbu klise.ja
slika, koje donosimo u Zajed-
nitaru: Slika ma jednom stup-
Gu samo poprsje - 81; slika
ma jednom stupcu, dvije oso-
be - 81; slika ma diva stup-
ca, do cetiri osobe, pune We
licine - S.; slika ma tri stup-
ca, wise cd cetiri osobe, pune
veliche - 81; "a slike koje
zauzimlju wise cd tri stupca,
urednistvo Zajednicara odre-
djuje cijenu nakon primi sli-
ku. Odsjecni tajnici i ostali,
koji nam slike salju ma uvrst-
bu, neka ovo uvaze.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14

glasili nezavisnost cd engle-
skin vlasti, a zatim sam odao
postovanje ocima Zajednice.
Ma proslavi bila su prisut-
ma diva nasa pionera, koji su
u Zajednici bez prestanka vi
Sc cd so godina. u ime Ia
jednice iste sam nadario sa
posebnim znakom izradjen po
Zajednici "a takove svrhe.
Nagrade su primili braca
Stjepan Milinovic Ivan Pla-
vetic. Svaki cd nasih pionera
progovorio je nekoliko rijeci
i zahvalio Sc ma daru, kojeg
i'm je Zajednica darovala.
Pc govornicima bilo je j.
staknuto, da sc tn ne radi
toliko o novcanoj vrijednosti
ovog dara, vec sc radi mnogo
wise o znacaju istog ! prizna-
nju koje Zajednica odaje svo-
jim prvim graditeljima. O.
vakav znak moze da nosi sa-
mo onaj, koji je u Zajednici
bez prestanka so i wise 60
dina. Dakle, svaki onaj, koji
nosi ovakav znak je ponosan,
jer je odlikovan sa nagradom,
koju moze dobiti i nositi sa-
mo pedeset-godisnjaci.
Ia vrijeme programa sti-
gao je gradonacelnik gospo-
din Parente, koji visoko CHE
nj mas narod, a "a uzvrat mas
ga svijet voli i cijeni. Bit &c
da je pravedan eovjek, pax
ga mas narod postuje.
Sa programom je uprav-
ljao ma vrlo lijepi nacin drus-
tveni predsjednik, brat Mar
ko Beg.
Drustveni odbor, kao i sva
ostala braca i sestre pokaza-
la su Sc vrlo susretljiva. Mno-
gi su cijelo vrijeme neumor-
no radili tako sa NINA nj
sam imao prilike da izrnje-
MIN misli, ali sam "a to do
bio priliku da govorim sa
mnogim starijim, a pogotovo
sa pionerima, a to me je
mnogo zanimalo.
ia Sc zahvaljujem kako 3D.
boru tako i cijelom clanstvu
ma lijepom prijemu, a sa mo-
je strane nastojao sam uci-
niti sto sam najbolje znao i
mogao da sakupljeni narod
ponese nesto sa sobom svo-
Jim domovima, da ina lijepo
sjecanje ma svoju Zajednicu i
ma svoje prve pionere u
temeljitelje nase mocne i po-
pularne Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice.
Vjerujem da &c nasa braca
| sestre nastaviti sloznim ra-
dom kao i do sada i da &C.
mo cesto cuti dobre glase IL
owe prave, live i aktivne "a
jednicarske kolonije. H ala
vam ma svemu, sestre brace.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-14
zajednica najboIia banka

Start mas clan u Youngs-
stown, Ohio, brat Girl Ga
jak, umuje i domislja kako
bi Sc pojacala clanska kam-
panja, pax nam pise:
citam dopise upute u ma
Sem Zajednicaru, koje pisete
vi svi nasi dobri upravni
odbornici. Sjed1m i razmis-
liam sto Gu ovdje sada ma
pisati, o dozrelim certifikati-
ma, koji su sada start 20 go
dina.
Ma PRIMER, Clan pristupio
u Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajed-
nicu u godini 1885. Star 18
godina i osigurao Sc ma 20
Payment Life "a $4,000 Ii
votne osiguracije. Samo "a
ovu osiguraciju on plaza mje-
secno SO centa. Kroz 20 60
dina je uplatio ukupno $780,
20. Ako Sc pax odbiju one
dividende koje je PRIMO, on
da je "a toliko mamie u
plato.
Priracunajmo sada uprav-
ne troskove 80 centa mjesec-
no sto iznasa u 20 godina
$3.50. Racunajmo troskove
sto plaza odsjeku mjesecno
Is cent?, a sto u 20 godina
iznasa $4,000. Dakle, svega
ukupno u 20 godina on je
uplatio Zajednici odsjeku
$4,000. (Prema danasn.joj
ljestvici ma bazi go Plato
bi u 20 godina $500 wise
cd gornje svote. Opaska ur.).
Ako bi pax clan umro prize
20 godina clanovanja, Zajed-
MICA bi svejedno isplatila pot
punu svotu cd $500 osigura-
cije. Kad pax namiri 20 60
gina clanovanja njegov cer-
tifikat vrijedi potpuno svotu
$500.
Ako je pax tai clan u Ia
jednici 40 iii SO godina nece
Sc gubiti novac ma certifi-
katu. Ako bi placao potpune
upravne troskove odsjeku
i Zajednici to bi "a 40 godina
iznasalo $225.6O. U tom slu-
caju imade potpuna prava
u odsjeku i u Zajednici. Pri-
brojivsi ovu svotu sa onom
sto je uplatio kroz 20 go
dina "a certifikat ukupno bi
uplatio $424.8O. Razlika cd
owe svote do $4,000, koliko
vrijedi njegov certifikat, BIZ
10 hi $500, a to znaci kao
interes ma njegov uplaceni
novac to bez dividend sto
je PRIMO.
Ova predocba sama "a Sc
be govori, a kako u slucaju
ovog tako slicno i po drugim
certifikatima. To pokazuje,
da je Hrvatska Bratska "a
jednica >najbolja banka "a
stediti novac i biti osiguran
u slucaju smrti.
Girl Gajak
Etc, brace moja, ovako
nasi cestiti start clanovi do
misljaju i pametno tumace
vaznost i znacaj svoje Ia
jednice. Takovima cast i 60
stovanje. - Urednik.