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Evening star., 1954-04-30
Virginia Lufherans 0kay
Tidewafer Conference
sv tho Associated Press

! ROANOKE, Va. April 3d.
Formation Of a sixth conference
20 be known as Tidewater was
approved by the Lutheran Synod
OF Virginia here yesterday.
The new conference. to be To-
Gated In the southeastern part
of virginia. was recommended
by the executive council and
passed BY the ITO delegates at
the third days session of the
synod.
The new sTidewater Confer
ence will contist Of the synod
ical territory bounded on the
west by the counties of Prince
william, Fauquier, Culpeper,
Madison, Greene, Albemarle,
Nelson, Amherst, Campbell and
Tsixfax.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Hugerstown Joycee
Seeks NutionuI Post

HAGERSTOWN. Md, April
30.-Roland @. Hebb has been
nominated by the Maryland
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
for vice president Of the United
States Junior Chamber Of Com.
merce, according to Hagerstown
Jaycees.
The election will be held at
the convention in Colorado
Springs, Colo, IN June. Mr..
Hebb Is q past president Of the
Hagerstown Jaycee chaNter.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Addresses Shift
Tomorrow in
Bethesda Area
Post Office Clarifies
Zone Notice, Few
Street Names Altered

Several thousand Bethesda and
Chevy Chase houses change
street numbers tomorrow, and a
few street names will be changed.
The change comes just after
some residents there got the err
roneous impression they would
also have to, list their addresses
as being in the District rather
than in Maryland.
The address swap was decreed
q month ago by the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
mig Commission to flt the two
communities into the metropoli-
tan area grid system.
Someone now living at, say,
289 Jones street may find him
self at $3.50 Jones street.
He must. change his letter.
heads, auto registration, inSur-
ance policies and all sorts Of
records. Mailmen will continue
delivering old-addresS letters to
the new addresses for an indefi-
mite period, however.
Post Office Notice.
The further complication Of
District VS.. Maryland addresses
was caused by a Washington
Main Post Office postcard sent
out recently, urging the use Of
postal zone numbers in return
addresses.
Postmaster Roy M. North said
the cards went to every address
served by the main post Office.
He said it was coincidence the
cards arrived in Bethesda and
Chevy Chase when those COM
munities already faced the con-
fusion Of amending their ad-
dresses because of the planners
order.
Chevy Chase and Bethesda are
branches of the Washington
main Office. although located in
the State of Maryland.
The Post Office wants resi-
dents of those communities (as
well as several others) to desig-
nate their mail addresses as
Washington IA, D. c., or WASH
ington is, D. c., as the zone
might be.
Examples of Zoning.
Mail formerly received at the
address of Ill Smith street,
Chevy Chase. Md.
.. should be addressed, under
the suggested system, to. iii
Smith street, Washington : IS,
D. C. g y Il ~ A.
...or to Ill Smith street,
Chevy Chase, Nd, washington
IS, D. c.
Even with no zone number
and no mention of Washington,
mail win be delivered. But it
will help insure speedy service if
at least the postal zone is in
cluded, Mr.. North said. 4 =
If the zone is not in the ad-
dress, an inexperienced mail
clerk might have to look it up,
possibly delaying delivery. q
And if no mention of WASH
ington is made, a mail clerk
elsewhere might toss a Bethesda
or Chevy Chase letter in q bag
bound for a Maryland post Office
rather than a District one.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Biology Teachers Meet

The Maryland Biology Teach
ers viii hold an all-day meet
ing starting at 10 am. tomorrow
In the Zoology Building Of the
University Of Maryland in Col
leee Park.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Glen Huven PTA Festival

| The Glen Haven Elementary
School Parent Teacher Associa-
ton viii sponsor q spring fes-
tival from 2 to Z pm. tomorrow
at the school in Silver Spring,
Md. 4
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Club Offers PIoy

The Dramatics Club Of Hern-
don (Va.) High School will pre-
sent q three-act comedy. "Our
Miss Brooks" at 8 o'clock to-
night in the school auditorium.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Forest Church Supper

The Forest Memorial Method
ist Church. ct Forestville and
Ritchie roads. Forestville, Md,
VIII have chicken supper bazaar,
st2rtin gat 5 pm. today.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Candidacy Suit
yGreen Off 10
Uncertain Start
Judge Says Major
Questions Of Foct
Appear Agreed To

Appear Agreed To
Trial of a suit by former Re.
publican John Locke Green to
compel the Democrats to accept
him as q party candidate for
Congress from the 10th district
Of Virginia got OF to an un-
certain start in Federal Court.
Alexandria, today.
The action is directed against
State Senator Charles r. Fem
wick of Arlington, chairman of
the 10th Congressional District
Democratic Committee. which
refused to accept Mr.. Green's
declaration Of candidacy.
Judge Albert v. Bryan OBJ.
served it appeared from plead
ings filed by both sides that the
main questions of fact were
agreed to and could be stipulated
by the two principals.
Mr.. Green said he would agree
to proceed under this arrange
ment but reserved the right to
summon witnesses to prove cer-
tain facts il this becomes neces-
sary.
Party Plan 'sWaived."
"I claim that the Democratic
Party plan was waived last year"
Mr.. Green said. "As you know,
Eisenhower carried the State by
10000 majority or more and it's
right strong in my mind that he
must have had a lot of Demo-
cratic help to do it."
Mr.. Green indicated it might
be necessary to summon dele
gates to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention to support his
case. He challenged a provision
OF the party plan which binds
candidates to support all nomi-
nees OF the party in the next fol-
lowing election. This, he added,
violates the Federal Constitution.
Judge Bryan said he did not
believe Mr.. Green would find
there were material differences
in fact which could not be stipu-
lated, such as Mr.. Green's dec
laration Of candidacy, his petit
ton signed by about 500 voters.
a $3.50 filing fee receipt and q
letter from Mr.. Fenwick inform
ing him the committee had
turned down hts declaration Of
candidacy.
Judge Bryan said he would like
to proceed because after this
week he is scheduled to sit on
the Norfolk bench for the fol.
lowing three weeks.
II set this case for today" he
said, ION the basis Of what ap-
pears to be the urgency of the
complaint"
Mr.. Green contends he is be.
ing deprived of his constitu.
tional rights unless he is per.
mitted to file.
Addressing Judge Bryan, who
several years ago was Alexandria
Commemorative Attorney, Mr..
Green said. "As your honor
knows by having run for office
before, it is most necessary for
a candidate to make his posi-
ton known before the public"
Cites Cancelled Bid.
He said a women's Democratic
club had Cancelled an invitation
for him to speak before it along
with, other candidates for Con.
gress, after the Democratic COM
mittee's action was made pub
lie.
A possibility that the pro.
ceedings might be delayed was
seen by Judge Bryan's comment
to Mr.. Green that if he sought to
attack the validity of the State
law governing primary candi-
dates, a three-judge court would
have to be convened.
Mr.. Fenwick was represented
by Delegate Armistead l.. Boothe.
Of Alexandria, and Thomas
Moncure, chairman of the Alex
andria Democratic Committee,
and Lytton Gibson, of Falls
Church. Their arguments were
to be presented later today.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
Victory by Surprise
Cut by PretriaI
Plan, Judge Finds

Virginia courtrooms are los
ing the surprise witness" and
new evidence" often used by
attorneys to win a decision from
a judge or jury.
They are becoming casualties
Of the relatively new pre-tria]
system.
The procedure, although not
yet widely used in the State. has
been found useful by some
judges and attorneys, who meet
before the trial to strip the
case to its essentialss' -
Arlington Circuit Judge Walter
r. Mccarthy. writing in the cur
srent edition Of the Virginia Law
Review, reports that a survey
he conducted revealed that pre-
trial has some support as a
method of speeding up pro-
cedure, settling many cases with
out formal trial and helping the
parties and the judge to pre-
pare for the trial.
Authorized in 1850.
Judge Mccarthy quotes one
legal authority as finding that
the conferences between the
Judge and attorneys mean that
mo longer will it be necessary
for the trial judge to guess his
way through the first hour or
so Of a trial"
The procedure has been used
successfully in virtually all types
Of litigation and has been useful
in criminal cases, divorce and
mechanics lien cases, the judge
reported.
The pre-trial procedure was
authorized by the State Supreme
Court in 1850.
In Arlington. more than 80
conferences between attorneys
and Judge Mccarthy and Judge
William D. Medley were held last
week in the judges chambers.
Some judges prefer the formal
ity of the courtroom, Judge Nc
Carthy said. and e.. it must be
admitted that there are some
attorneys who are hard to handle
without the discipline Of the
courtroom"
Some lawyers who have used
the pre-trial technique. meeting
with a Judge to discuss a case,
now sometimes meet together
without the Judge, developing the
specific issues, Judge Mccarthy
reports.
Delayed for Purpose.
The hearings are held close
to the scheduled date Of trial.
They are not held Immediately
after a case is docketed because,
according to records in the Office
Of County Clerk H. Bruce Green.
about IS per cent Of all cases
are never tried. Close to the trial
date, most of the settlements
have been made and, in addi-
ton, the attorneys are prepared
to discuss the issues.
The hearings are not debates
or trials. Judge Mccarthy says,
but a meeting Of persons having
a common problem. The prob
lem is not, ''how can we settle
this caSe?" but. what are the
specific issues in this case?"
"A law suit is usually q con-
troversy about facts" Judge Nc
Carthy says. "Such a contro-
versy is either q sham, a misun-
derstanding or an honest diff
ference Of belief as to what the
facts are. The 1itigants ought
to be required to reveal. to the
court and to each other, the
true nature Of their case, so that
it may be determined whether
a trial should be had, and so
that, If the case is tried, it may
be fairly and fully tried as to
all of the facts. without there
being surprise evidence with no
chance nf rehIlttal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-28

I Buys a 1872 6-Pc Salem Mahogany Group,
Of double bed hehboy chest and two night
tobes
BUYS a s42o5O 6-Pc Hepplewhite Group,
consisting double dresser von double bed and bench rich
mahogany ..sss.. .s.%
BUYS s26575 Ape Modern Suite,
consisting dresser mirror bed chest Brown
Evening star., 1954-04-04

W7ASHINGTON area house
w wives are using articles
made by craftsmen who never
saw their handiwork.
The Columbia Lighthouse
for the Blind, Ninth and E
streets S.W., is teaching men
and women without sight to
make a living despite their
handicap. And housewives
are buying the products they
turn out.
At present, the Lighthouse
is instructing in hair-caning.
sewing, rubber mat making
and retail sales work at its
headquarters. Through a
home program, the students
are learning to tool leather.
turn out pot-holderS and
make other Salable articles.
But this is just a beginning
of activities anticipated by
Fred Ave-Lallemant. execu-
tive director of the Light
house. Less than 20 are now
employed or in training at
the headquarters and a dozen
or so at home. Mr.. Ave-Lalle-
mant hopes eventually to
have so to IS sightleSs people
working at profitable tasks
through the Lighthouse pro-
gram.
"Traditionally, the blind
Evening star., 1954-04-04

throughout the United States.
1t is selling them door-to-
door and in Government
buildings.
I'VE know the blind can
make these items, and we are
trying to determine which will
sell the best around here"
Mr.. Ave-Lallemant explains.
Then we will teach our blind
to make those products"
The Lighthouse has blind
statesmen selling door-to-door
along with its sighted en-
p1oyes. Articles sold by the
Lighthouse include ironing
board covers, neckties, stoles.
baby blankets, ash trays, belts.
wallets, rugs, diShcloths.
aprons and dolls.
Mr.. Ave-Lallemant expects
eventually to have blind peo-
pie at the Lighthouse doing
machine fabrication jobs.
Salvaging electric equipment,
reconditioning old parts and
doing other subcontract work.
He is especially enthusiastic
about the newly created sew
ing section. There is a pre-
dominance of blind women IN
the Washington area, and the
sewing department is helping
to fill their need for work.
An important function of
Evening star., 1954-04-04

have been relegated to three
occupations - chair-caning,
piano tuning and broom
making" Mr.. Ave-Lallemant
points out. we have already
turned some of those in our
program to more profitable
work, and we intend to move
into many more fields"
Mr.. Ave-Lallemant points
out that people with sight can
do a faster job in the three
traditional occupations for
the blind and there is less
demand now for their work.
He says it is a fallacy that a
blind man is better equipped
for piano tuning than a per-
son with sight.
"The blind persons hearing
is no better" Mr.. Ave-Lalle-
mant says. His ear screens
out what is meaningless, but
his hearing does not improve
through loss of sight"
In line with providing a
better livelihood for the blind,
the Lighthouse is experiment.
ing in a program to discover
what items will sell best in
this area. The institution has
bought over go different prod
uctS made by sightleSs persons
Evening star., 1954-11-19
TeIevision Tomorrow-so.u,dey, Nov 20 1854

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Evening star., 1954-11-19
Hiehlights
TeIevision Todov.

1SiGvISt0H tOuuy.
1880. WMAL l7)-Adventures
Of Rim Tin Tin: The dog cap-
lures q gun-runner who has
been smuggling weapons to
nearby Indians.
$500, WTOP t9)--Mama: The
Joy that accompanies Robin
Morgan's becoming o full
church member Is silenced
when the tragedy Of World
War ! strikes the Hansen
family.
$500, WMAL tD-Ozzie and
Harriet: The family attends
a come-as-you-are party.
$500. WRC (4)-Jack Carson
Show: The star goes to his
San Fernando Valley ranch
to entertain Comedian
George Gobel.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Ray Bolger
Show: The dancer. attempt
ing to play cupid for lovely
Italian emigre - Argentina
Brunetti - disguiseS himself
as an eccentric Italian movie
director.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Life Of Riley:
William Bendix has a change
Of luck after consulting an
expert on numerology.
$500, WTTG (5)-The Stran-
ger: A police officer tries to
save his brother from the
electric chair, In Corpus De-
lecti," starring Edward
Binns.
$500, WTOP (9)-Playhouse Of
Stars: A Texas Ranger
searches for q troublemaker
in "The Long Trail" starring
Anthony Quinn.
$500, WRC (G-Big Story: Re-
porter Louis II. Gollop, oi
the Duluth (Minn.) News
Tribune, help police capture
the slayer Of his friend.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-The Wise:
Margaret Rawlings stars in
"The Secret Place." the
drama of a search for love
letters that leads to hatred
and violence.
10000, WRC t4)-Sports Caval-
cade: Middleweights Floyd
Patterson and Jimmy Slade
in an eight-round bout In
Madison Square Garden.
l0:3O,, WTTG (5)-Royal Thea
ter: A girl and q parrot be-
tray a killer, in Polly" star
ring Cora Witherspoon.
lO:3O, WTOP (9)-Person to
Person: Visit with Actress Lii
lian Gish and Comedian Rob-
ert @. Lewis.
IO:30, WMAL (7)--Where Were
You?: Quiz show premier
with Ken Murray as host.
l0:45, WRC (4)-Moments in
Sports: Yogi Berra, of the
New York Yankees.
l1:15, WMAL (7)-Seven Star
Theater: A concert pianist.
given but q short time to
live. falls in love with a man
going blind. in "Love Story" I"
starring Stewart Granger.
Margaret Lockwood and Pa
tricia Roc.
11:25, WTTG (5) - Night Owl
Theater:: Kent Taylor stars
ii western Pacific Agent" q
story Of law, and outlaws in
the West.
l1:s0. WRC ~ - Tonight.
Guests are Woody Herman,
and comedians Bob and Ray.
l1:45, WTOP (9) - The Late
Show: The story of a life Of
crime is portrayed IN THE
Gangster," starring Barry
Sullivan and Joan Lorring.
Rodio Today.
S:15, WRC - Frank Sinatra:
The Chordettes singing group
visit.
$3.50, WGMS-Library of Con-
gress Concert: The New York
Woodwind Quintet.
900, WRC - Friday With
Garroway: Guests are Ac-
tress Elizabeth Taylor, Jazz
Pianist Joe Bushkin and Gen.
Frederick Irving, head Of
ACTION" a movement to
clean UP neighborhoods.
$3.50, WWDC-United Nations:
The work Of the organization
Is described by members Of
the D. &C. League of Women
Voters.
10000, WRC - Boxing: Middle
weights Floyd Patterson and
Jimmy Slade in q eight-round
bout in Madison Square Gar.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
DIVINE URGRAMO NASE CLANOVE
DA Sc OS|GURAVAJU MA VECE SVOTE
PROCITAJTE, MISLITE SAMI SUDITE

potpuno $4,000, ma koliko ie osiguran.
Mamie bi dakle uplatio no sto dobiva $137.7O.
POvrh tOga da OH umrc prize nego na-
miri 70 godina, njego,a zena ill djeca dobili
bi odmah nakon smrti citavu svotu cd $1,000.
PrstOjbe plaza samo do 70 godina. Ako pax
on ne bi uzeo potpunu isplatu, moze dobiti
II gotovom $506.O0 biti dalje osiguran ma
owe 100000 da ma to nista neplaca dok je
xiv, a nallon njegOve smrti tai novac dobi-
vaju njegovi baStenici. u sluca in pax, da je
on u dobrom stanju netreba uzeti nista,
kad bi smrt uslij jedila njegovim bi bastenici-
ma bilo isplaceno UNI jesto dvijc tisuce do
lara -- $2,678.OO.
Tako SUI pogodnosti po tom certifikatu
kod nase Ia ajednice, broke pokazuju kako
je to unosan, siguran dobar ulozak jos
bolja protekcija. Povrh toga postoie i dru-
&c pogodnosti kao "a Jam drugo, ali ovo je
dosta da Sc objasni ovu vrst certifikata ma
$4,000. Ma $4,000 bla bi protekcija do
bit duplo VEGA. OvO 81 moze svaki sam IL
racunati.
U1nimo sada, kad oval Clan iii clanica
namiri 65 godina nloze uzeti staracku fede
ralnu penziju (Social Security, kad ma
vrsi 70 godina dobiva gornju potporu cd Ia
jednice. Takav clan Sc je osiguraO. "a svo-
je stare dane, da nepada nixon ma milosti-
nju. Ako ina dobru djecu, pax Sc "a nj bri-
nu on nece potegnuti osiguracitu, jer mu ne
treba, ve6 &c djeci sve ostaviti, ako ne, on
&c sam mo6i da samostalno live do svoje
smrti kao neovisan covjek, da Sc nixon ne
klanja!
To je eto ono sto mi zovemo zivotna pro-
tekciia, ma sto treba misliti dok ie covjek
mlad u snazi da ga starost ne zatekne me-
pripravna.
Ovoliko II dobroi namjeri sa vrucom ze-
liom da poucimo nase clanove, kako Sc mo-
gu uncsno kod Zajednice osigurati "a sta
re dane, pa ako time postignemo najmanji
broj clanova da mas posIusa, time smo ucini-
Ii dobro djelo biti &c nam drago. Ovako
dalxle mi nastojimo pomo6i svakom nasem
Ganu tako mi tumaGimo zivotnu osigura-
ciju "a protelsciju zivota nasih clanova
njihove obitelji. - Tko INA bolje rodilo mu
pole! Flip Vukeic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
j CAST P0CASNIM DELEGATIMA

Drago je sluzbeno zazelt dobrodoslicu bratu VIM
centu Bskupcu krug pocasnh delegate Devete Konven-
cije HBZ. Brat Biskupic nije novaja nasm kampana
Guido je tomu, sto e oval brat godinu godnom
jedan cd pobjednika kampanjama clanstvo.
Ou je godinu zasuzio cast bt treci da postigne
SLOW pocasnog delegate dolazece konvencije Philadelphia
Narcotic naglasujemo da e u cast postgao dosta
kampanj usprkos cnjence da je kroz vrjeme cd diva
mjeseca ovoga eta bio posetma Jugoslavj, ali je
pospjeo svo rad oko prvadna novog canstva nakon
svog povratka.
Mi ,vodstvu Zaednice gavnom uredu pazmo
doazece molbence clanstvo postom, er prinak
edne kuverte moze znacit da e jos edan natecate po
stgao svoj Gill; Tako e proslog petka Q9 studenoga
bilo receno da brat Bskup poslao molbu povsene
osmrtnne $4,000 Ia edna mobenca je bla dostatna,
da povs broj toclca koje je mao pravo, 753 da
ga proglasi pobjednkom.
Rad brata Biskupica povecao e osguranje kod Zajed
nice $71 80O Cd toga $4,000 kredtirano odraslo
clanstvu, $4,000 odejenu Pomlatka Pomadak je po-
vecan nsta mamie cd 81 novh canova, is povse-
MEM odraslom clanstv. zelja je takodjer staknu
da vecm djelom radon brata Biskupica prvadjajnu
novog clansva gnjezdo bro H. kojega je upravteem,
sada bro 730 anova To gnezdo danas drugo po redu
u broju clanstva.
Dok zakljucujemo oval clanak vdio je dosla pos
ia da e brat Biskupic posao jos novh mobenca IL
tockica Ovo dokazue da prav iskreni zajedncar ko
nikada popusta u radu Zajedncu.
Wanna, brate Biskupicu kao dvojici koji pred Va
ma kao pobjednc to jest braca Bac Birek, kao svma
koj &c postc tn cast kao svakom iskrenom gradteliu
nasa iskrena hvala!
Michael Grasha, tajnik Kampanjskog Odbora.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01

Pozor : tajnici upraviteljii gnijezda Pomladka!
u INTEREST JE TAJN|KA UPRAV|TELJA
DA ODRZE |ST| BROJ SVOGA CLANSTVA
Poor - TAJNICI UPRAVITELJI!

Sestre brace tajnici i upravitelji, vrije-
me istice, pax treba da prebrojite svoje clan
stvo i ako YAM fall koji clan, nastojte cim
prize zurno poraditi da tai manjak nadokna-
dite. Time koristite sebi svojoj Zajednici
Dapace, imena sviju tajnika upravi-
telja, koT dobiyaju ovu nagradu, bit &c po-
sebno izneSena "Zajednicaru" sa svotom
koliko koji dobiva, a to je posebna cast, da
sc vidi, INA i prebroji graditelje Zajednice
medju nasim tajnicima i upravitel jima gni-
jezda Pomladka. To &c pred cjelokupnim
clanstvom lijepo izgledati clanstvo &c ta-
kove vrijedne tajnike upravitelje posebno
pozdraviti "a njihove doprinose ma procvat
nase Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Nasa je leila, da svaki mas tajnik u
pravitelj gnijezda dObije ovu znaca jnu vaz-
nu nagradu.
Medjutim, svaki onaj tajnik iii upravi-
tell, koj povisi broj clanstva svoga odsjeka
ill gnijezda dobiti &c jos vecu novGanu na-
gradu, pax treba da uporno poradi, ako je
Okasnio, da do kOnca owe godine iskoristi
priliku da Sc sto bolje okoristi sa ovom
posebnom pogodnosti, koju Zajednica pruza
svojim aktivnim tajnicima i upravitel jima
gniiezda.
Ma posao, dakle, sestre i brace, tajnici
upravitelii neka VAN ie sretno bericet-
no. - Vas urednik ZajedniGara" Flip
Vukelic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-01
BROJ (NUMBER) 48

HRIMICE Sc svrsetak owe 1854. godine
r prize no sto Ova godina prOdje u hi
storiju zelimo da opomenemo nase od-
sjecne tajnike upravitelje gnijezda Pomlad-
ka da i'm recemo, da je baS NINA licnO
Interest," da do konca godine nastoje ma
domjestiti sve eventualne gubitke clanstva u
svome odsjeku iii gnijezdu da mogu steel
pravo ma posebnu nagradu koju Zajednica
plaza svojim marljivim tajnicima upravi-
teljima gnijezda sto su odrzali isi broj Clan
stva, koji su imali pocetku owe godine.
Pri tome treba svaki tajnik upravitelj
gnijezda da INA, da ako mu fall samo jedan
clan ma broju on gubi pravo ma novcanu ma
gradu. Tako je praviIo tako mora biti da
bude pravedno i da Zajednica kod isplate
te specijalne nagrade imade koristi sa kon-
zervacijom svoga danstva, to jest, da sa
brojem clanstva neopada, vec ako ne moze
mo da ga povisujemo, to da sacuvamo isti
broj cjelokupnog clanstva.
Medjutim, pri dobivanju novoga clanstva
po tajnicima upraviteljima gnijezda, a po
danasnjem planu Jubilarne kampanje - po-
vrh owe specijalne nagrade - oni dobivaju
posebnu nagradu ma svaku osiguraciju koju
upisu novim clanom. Drugim rijecima, da
oni imadu priliku da zarade dvostruku ma
gradu "a upis novoga clana "a ocuvanje
istoga broja svoga clanstva u DDS sjeku iii II
gnijezdu.