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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

u staru domovinu, da pomognu
osloboditi nasu staru otacbinu cd
svaba Madjara. Medju ostalim
Sokolasima bio je Sokol mas po-
kojni brat Posavac, koji SUI posli
u pomenuti rat kao dobrovoljci.
Bio i'm je obecano kad istjeraju
svabe Madjare liz Banata Bac-'
Ike, da &c doticnu zemlju podijeliti
dobrovoljcima da Sc ne &c mo-
rati vracati Ameriku, il koje
su bill praceni sa glazbom laska-
vim govorima. Kad je rat prestao
i kad su doticne krajeve oslobo-
dill cd svaba Madjara, nisu do
bill cd bivse stare jugoslavenske
Wade obecanu zemlju, vec su neke
pustili da vide svoju rodbinu. koja
je bila oko Zagreba, a one CHA je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

clana, brata Stjepana Gezit, ciju
sliku ovdje donosimo, da ga prija-
telji / znanci jos jednom vide ma
slici.
Brat Gezic je bolovao kratko
vrijeme, ma savjet lijecnika po-
Sac bolnicu Svetog Antuna, gdje
je bio operiran, ali nakon opera
CHE lijecnici su ustanovili da boluje
cd raka ma crijevu, nakon diva
dana zaklopi svoje umorne oci Ia
uvijek.
Brat Gezic rodjen je 1894. u selu
Guci, posta Draganic, otar Kar-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

lovac, Hrvatska. Dosao je u Ame-
riku godine 1911. stalno boravio
u Chicago, ILL.,, gdje je stekao mno-
go postovanja medju clanstvom,
prijateljima ostalim narodima.
Bio je vrlo blage naravi uljudan
naprama svakome, a to Sc je vi
djelo po mnogobrojnim vijencima,
koji su krasili njegov odar, kao i
po brojnim posjetnicima, koji su
mu iskazali zadnju pocast. Uz te
mnogobrojne whence krasio je ME
gov odar vijenac drustva 'Hr-
vatska Sloboda" broj 80 HBZ. kao
zadnja pocast clanu i bratu.
Prize nego je povorka krenula
il pogrebnog zavoda, brata j.
Pavlak Sin, u hrvatsku crkvu
Presvetog Trojstva ma Ahroop u
lici, brat predsjednik Josip Baz-
daric progovorio tuznim rijecima
nadgrobno slovo ocrtao vrline i
zasluge pokojnika Ia dugi niz 60
dina, sto je medju svojim narodom
zrtvovao i zalagao vjernost svoga
osjecaja. Spomenuvsi odsjek Ia
jednicu sa tako dirljivim rijetima,
da SUI svakom priutnom suze oci
orosile.
Zatim je povorka krenula u cr-
kvu Presvetog Trojstva, gdje je
sluzena sveta misa blagoslovlje-
no mrtvo tijelo po Rev. Inocent
Botanic. Nakon crkvenog obreda
povorka je krenula ma katolicko
grblje Resurrection, Summit, Ill.
Mad otvorenim grobom je izvrsio
vjerski obred izmolio ocenas Rev.
Budrovic, a zatim progovorio mad
grobno slovo u ime kluba Tugsla-
ven predsjednik M. Vucinic.
la sebe ostavlj tugujucu su-
prugu, kcerku Mariju Lackovic
diva unuka, Tami Mikel, sestru
Zorku u Youngstown, Ohio, a u
starome kraju brata Josip i dvije
sestre Micika Dragica.
U ime odsjeka broj 30 I II ime
cjelokupnog clanstva HBZ. tvo-
jih mnogobrojnih prijatelja sto-
vatelja, ia ii brate jos jednom ze-
linn il dubine duse miran lagan
pocinak u tvome hladnom grobu.
Neka. tt svjetli vjecna svjetlost,
neka tt je pokoj slave vjecna, a
tvojim milim dragima nase is
kreno saucesce. .
Luka Biondit, perovodja.
Zahvala. OWN putem Sc ze-
linn najsrdacnije zahvaliti rodbini,
kumovima, prijateljima, clanstvu
odsjeka broj 80, klubu Jugoslaven,
te swim ostalim koji SUI darovali
cvijece i "a svete mise, l1ao swim
onim koji u dali svoje automobile
ma raspolaganje oko sprovoda, BIZ
, Ii mi ma ruku u nezaboravnoi "a
losti.
Tugujuca supruga,
Sofia Gezic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
STJEPAN POSAVAC

Peti je mas clan brat Stjepan
Posavac, koji je umro Column
bia Hospital ma log maja 1854,
kojeg sliku ovdje donosimo, da ga
jos jednom bar ma slici vide cla-
1iovi prijatelji.
Rodjen je godine 1895. u selu
Degoj, opcina Pokupsko, kotar Pi-
sarovina, Hrvatska. Pristupio je u
mas odsjek 1916.
Odnah Il pocetku prvog SWEET
skog rata ovdje Sc je organiziralo
Sokolsko Drustvo ciljem, da Sc
Sokole pripremi da in Sc posalje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

zivotna osjeguracija diece
Il nasem Pomladku, jest jed
ma najjeftinija osjegurac i ia
sto u svijetu postoji, "a Term
to Age 1913 certificate, jer
kad Sc odbiju otpisani raspo-
rezi, isplata kredita / drugo,
"a dijete Sc plaza osjeguraci-
ia oko 3 centa mjese6no, a
dobiva Sc u slucaju smrti cd
$17.OO do 5000.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

sjecni predsjednik, brat John Nav
rovich.
Neka je swim nasim pokojnici-
ma lahka gruda zemlje kojoj vec
upocivaju. njihovim milim dra-
gina nase iskreno saucesce.
Martin Mlinaric, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
MARIJA GRACAN

Treca je bracni drug, sestra Ma
rija Gracan, supruga pokojnog
Mate Gracana, koja je preminula
4. aprila 1854. Ia bracnog druga
odsjek Sc ne zauzimlje "a pokop,
nego je to ucinila njezina obitelj.
Pokojnica liza sebe ostavlja kcer
Anu dvoje unucadi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
IVAN KOZUL

cetvrti je mas Clan brat Ivan
Kozul, koji je poboljevao par mje-
seci nakon toga zauvijek zaklo-
pio svoje plemenite oci dana IA.
aprila 1854 Pokojni brat bio je
rodjen 1894. u selu Bregi, kotar
Francici, Istra. Pristupio je u od-
sick 1918. Njegovo mrtvo tijelo
bilo je izlozeno kod pogrebnika u
Wilmerdingu, gdje mu je odar bio
iskicen mnogobrojnim vijencima
cvijeea, medju kojima je bio
krasni vijenac naseg odsjeka u
znak zadnje pocasti. liza sebe o.
stavlja suprugu Katarinu dvije
kceri.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

NaSa Zajednica uclan.juje
move clanove cd 16 do IS
godina - bez ijecnicke pre-
gledbe. Iskoristite Ovu pri-
liku.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
MILE CORAK

Drugi je vrijedni pionir ustro-
jitelj naseg odsjeka, brat Mile Co.
rak. On je pristupio u bivsu NIz.
i ustrojio mas odsjek %. aprila
1911, te dao mnogo truda svo-
jim mladim godinama dok je mas
odsjek stavio ma cvrste temelje.
Uvijek je radio "a odsjek gdje je
god potreba iziskivala.
Pokojnik je bio rodjen 1878. u
selu Corkovo Selo, opcina Podla-
pac, kotar Udbina, Lika, a premi-
nuo je dne 5. maja 1854.
zalosna povorka je krenula S
mnogobrojnim automobilima vi
jencima cvijeca, medju kojima je
bio vijenac naseg odsjeka do cr-
kve Presveto Srce Isusovo, gdje su
tri svecenika izrekli svetu misu
"a dusu pokojnika po +. k. obre-
du. Cd crkve smo mrtvo tijelo is
pratili ma Holy Cross Groblje u
Calumet City, gdje smo Sc po-
kojnikom zauvijek rastali. Mad
g1obno slovo je izrekao oprostio
Sc cd pokojnika u ime clanstva ma
seq dsjeka dole potpisani.
Pokojni Mile liza sebe ostavlja
razzaloscena diva sina, Nicka
Johna Corak, kao njihove fami-
lije ovdje u Chicago, te kcer Mrs.
Rose Plessner u San Mateo, Calf,
unucad mnogo druge rodbine j
prijatelja. a1 Eeret.
Dragi brate Mile, bila ii lahka
gruda zemlje owe nase move do
movine, a tvojoj djeci, snahama,
unucadima ostaloj rodbini nase
iskreno saucesce.
Frank INeIich. tairlilz
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
KATARINA DRAGICEVIC

Johnston City, III. = JaVljamo
tuznu West, da je odsjek 325 HBZ.
izgubio il svojih redova dugogo-
disnju clanicu, sestru Katarinu
Dragicevic, koja je zauvijek zaklo-
pila svoje trudne plemenite oci
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
STJEPAN GEZIC

Chicago, III. = Ovime javljamo
zalosnu West rodbini, prijatelji-
ma, znancima i clanstvu HBZ., da
je nemila smrt ma 10. februara
1854. iz redova naseg odsjeka broj
80 ugrabila vrlo dobrog i aktivnog
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
MATILDA GRIVICIC

Larder Lake, Ont. Javljamo
zalosnu West rodbini, prijateljima
i clanstvu HBZ., da je nemila
smrt IL redova naseg odsjeka broj
$40 ugrabila nasu dobru vrlo ak
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
MILO MILAS
Sofia Gezic.

Clarion, Pa. - Odsjek 248 HBZ.
javlja zalosnu vijest clanovima,
rodbini prijateljima, da je il svo-
jih redova izgubio dobrog dugo-
godisnjeg clana, brata Miju Mila-
sa, koji je zauvijek ispustio svoju
plemenitu dusu dana s. februara
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02

Is Adam Matijasic
Luka Kauzlaric
20 Maria Delost
22 MILO Grgetic
81 MILO sost Bendekovic
IS Nacek BOrkovac
154 Tomo SIat
2O2 Edward Stajdohar
249 Rudolf Valentine
I'll Manda V. DOmandich
284 Anton Cesaric
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
MALI 0GL ASH
zAJ ED IC RA
CIJENIK

Obitna mala potraga, u kojoj |
SO trazi Znanca iii priiateIia,
IA svaku uvrstbu .............. Sl.OO
Tko trail radnike po Incl. 40
Ia tri uvrstbe ..................... 500
TkO prodaje kucu, zemlju,
trgOvinu Iii slicno, po Incl. 100
zenidbeni oglasi | ponude ne
uvrstuju sc.
POTRAGA. - Trazim svoga bra
ia, Frank Levak, sina pokoinog
PaVla / Ane Levak. On Sc je
nalazio godine 1925. Il Detroit,
Mich, poslije toga nezname
"a nje9ov boravak. Ako koji cd
citatelja Zajednicara znade "a
MEGA, iii bilo sto MENU, mo-
lio bin i'll da mi jave biti GU
mnogo zahvalan. Pisite izravno
meni ma adresu: Jurai Levak,
Matuska Costa br. IL, Vabosko,
Opatija, Jugoslavija, iii ma Au-
gust Jurkovich, Box 464, Ben
tleyville, Pa. (21-22)
- Trazim mole pri-
jatelje, Mike Cadovica Anu
Barrie, koji Sc nalaZe u Detroit,
Mich. Posto bi Sc 8 NINA zelio
dopisivati, toga radi molim ci-
tatelje "zajednicara" ako zna-
du Ia njih, da mi jave, ma cemu
Gu i'm biti mnogo zahvalan. Ia
kodjer molim njih, ako vide
cuju "a ovu potragu, da mi Sc,
/ sami jave. - Dan Botanic, 9O2
Miles Avenue, Billings, Mont.
(22-23-24)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
.JAVN0 BILJE1NItKI URED

Mas ured izradjuje sve pravne
spise kao punomoti, kupopro-
daine ugovore, darovnice i
slicne isprave. Pribavljamo
krstne, vjencane smrtne IL
stove IL starog kraja kao /
ovdje. Tko zeli dobaviti rod
binu IL Jugoslavije mole SO
ma mas obratiti "a informaciie.
Posreduje sc "a uredjenje
nasljedstva ovdje a Jugo-
slaviji. Obavlja sc svakovrsne
pr.vode.
KOstO UnkOvic,
JAVN1 BILJEzNIK
5O8 Grant Street
Pittsburgh 10, Pennsylvania
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-06-02
SWELL GR0B0YI
- Nash dragih -
Brace ! sestara
UMRLI CLANOVI ii. B. Z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 21. DO %. MAJA, 1854

294 Matija Zivkovic
367 Ivan BlaskOvic
374 Dorothy Dadich
423 Edward Veselic
44O Kata Biscan
49O Josip Rasan
SIG TOmO NOvak
588 Lena ZOric
Csc Nels j. Anderson
865 Tomo Rubcic
$50 John ROzic
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-21
Natural Gas for Pacific Northwest Soon and Cheap

SEATTLE, R-Government ap- proval of a 1,446-mile natural gas pipeline from Colorado-New Mex ico fields to the Pacific Northwest was hailed by the regions gas distributors Saturday as opening a new era of rapid industrial expansion.
 But of closer interest to the housewife were these questions:
 How soon will natural gas be available? First deliveries, says c. R. Williams of Houston, Tex, are expected about Dec 1855. Williams is president of the Pac- fife Northwest Pipeline Corp, which was granted Federal Power Commission authority Friday to deliver natural gas to a six-state Northwest area.
 How much will it cost. Within three years of the time gas reach es the region, says N. Henry Cell ert of Seattle, it will be cheaper than either electricity or oil. Cell ert is president of the Seattle Gas Co. which supported Pacific's bid for the Federal Power Commis- sion franchise.
 While gas interests associated with Pacific's application were obviously jublilant, the~FPC deci- sion stunned officials of the com peting Westcoast Transmission Co.,, Canadian firm, and sent gas stock prices skidding in one of the sharpest breaks in years on the Vancouver stock exchange.
 British Columbia Premier Ben nett reserved comment on the Federal Power Commission action but a cabinet minister called it incredible" and disastrous"
 The hopes of British Columbia cities of getting natural gas were pinned on Westcoast's plan to build 130 million dollar pipeline from the Peace River field of northern British Columbia and Alberta to Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Without a US. market the pipeline would not be econ omically feasible.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-21


 There is nothing like the good old-fashioned kitchen match for lighting the fire in the fireplace or outdoors grill, and many pipe smokers have always preferred these sturdy wooden matches above all others. Wives, and hus- bands too, are going to well come the news that now kitchen matches can be bought, at no increase in price. in colorful pie ture boxes that make them appropriate for use anywhere in the home.
 The picture boxes come in three different. full-color designs
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-21
Book Will Give
 NC. Co. History And Alaska Lore

Announcement has been made by the Superior Publishing Co.,, Seattle, that Flag Over the North,' the history of the North ern Commercial Comapny, will be published later this year.
 "The book is not only an inn portant historical volume, but is a fascinating biography of an Am erican business" the publishers state.
 Tt will be of unusual interest to present and former employees of the Northern Commercial Co.,, to the legion of friends and GUS toners who know only little of the company's colorfuI back ground and to all students of the origins and trends of development in Alaska and the Yukon Terri tory.''
 The book contains many "firSts, :"
  according to the publishers, and "abounds in heretofore unpub- lished Alaskan material and illus trations, of particular interest to those who have themselves lived or worked in the North There ap- pears for the first time anywhere the biography of man who has done much to build Alaska's per manent footing as a piece of Am erica, Volney Richmond, ST. For the first time also, here is com plete history of the Alaska Com merical Company and it's success sor, the Northern Commercial Company"
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-21
NOTICE TO
 JUNE BRIDES

James G. Brown, manager of the Juneau Social Social Security field office, requests all June brides to have their new names registered in the social security records.
 A social security account is something like a bank account, says Browne. If it was assigned to Miss Jones, we cannot post credits to it for Mrs. Smith. Un- less we have been notified off, cially, we have no way of know ing that Miss Jones and Mrs. Smith are the same person. Mrs. Smith may work and pay social security tax, but we cannot credit her account as it was issued to Miss Jones'"
 "June brides of former years who have not corrected their rec- ords should also do so at once,," states Browne.
 Tt is very easy to change your name in the records" Browne says. "A simple form which takes a couple of minutes to complete is all that is required"
 These forms can be obtained at any Social Security Administra- tion field office. Those who can not come into the Juneau office can write to the Social Security Administration, Box 1881, Ju- neau, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-21

When a severe earthquake hit the Mississippi Valley in 1811, parts of the river flowed up- stream for a short time.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-21

Ranch Scene, Early American Fireplace, Country Kitchen. All were painted by Virginia Plum mer. a young Southern Califor- mia artist, and all were carefully planned to harmonize with fur nishings of living room, dining room or game room. In fact, they ar" guaranteed to attract admir- ing attention wherever they are seen. As conversation pieces they are hard to equal.
 They are brand-new, but al- ready they are on sale in grocery stores and supermarkets from coast to coast.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-21

A giraffe usually is more than feet tall at birth.
The Nome nugget., 1954-06-21

Regular physical examinations are one of the best safeguards against dying of cancer, the Amer ican Cancer Society warns.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-07


! Mrs. Merle Swmtzcnhubcr and
daughters. of Canton, O.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Harsh and
SON. Gary. and daughter. Gloria. of
Eglon. spent a week with her par
ente, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Scho--
maggie. Other. guests were Ara. Bel-
tina Grodon Kcyser, Mr. Paul
| WEIGH. John Schlosnagle and fam
I lily.
Mr. and Mrs, Jonas Petelsheim
and her mother were visiting Mr..
Fannie Stut2man.
Mrs Albert Sisk spent Thursday
at Ezra Moons, near Loeb Lynn.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Harold
White were Mr.. and Mrs. Gay
Rembold and son, Indiana, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Guegy, Nh and
Mrs Willard llauser and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard SWartzentIu-
ben. and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Parsons and SON.
Miss Harriet Swartzenuuber is
attending JohnstoWn term Of win
ten Bible school.
Ross Lichty and Lois Scheffcl
are patients in the hospital at Oak
land. Both are improving Ross
had a major operation and Lois had
treatment for a serious condition
caused from sore throat She had
ON Wednesday.
Joni Miller arrived from Della
ware Saturday for ten day vaca-
ton His parents. Nh and Mrs.
Eli Miller, Of Delaware, are here
selling some Of their household ar
ticles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grove and
S l4a,. o. rei,'S! 'NaI.l'' p aHJ ''lS
a ~ .no,,t Ia. ~ ',.;th A., ~ M
NJ, 'poio CraU,o ,'"E ''''' ''''''
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gormcl.,
Grantsville, and daughters, from
New York and Morgantown, were
guests or Mrs. Anna Bltllhgef one
evening laSI week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-07
| SEE BY THE DATLIES

Maryland was beaten by Okla
homa in the Orange Bowl at
Miami on New Years Day to o.
Federal civilian employment
dropped Off some 100000 during
1858, to a total of 2,&84,o0o.
Census bureau estimated the ma
ton would have a New Years day
population of about 100000.
The 1853 traffic death toll in
Maryland hit 500, sixteen less than
for 1852.
Western powers agreed with
Russia to open Berlin big -four talks
ON January 25th.
Nearly million people, four out
Of every 100, drew social security
benefits last year.
a jet plane flew from Los An
geles to New York in slightly over
four hours.
The navy's first vessel to use
atomic propulsion will be launched
January p.
Home builders were set to con-
struct about one million new homes
and apartments in 1854.
The Republican National will
meet Feb 5 and to discuss plans
for 1854 political campaign
Over 100 persons lost their lives
in train wreck in New Zealand.
Costumed boatmen rc-cnacted
Washington's historic crossing of
the Delaware on Christmas night
of 177G.
Lavrenty Beria, former head of
Soviet Secret police, was executed
by Russian government for treason.
Tax experts said a proposed
personal income-taX exemption of
$1,000 urged by a Congressional
would cost the treasury over 9 bill
lion Of revenue.
Nicksburg, Miss, was hit by a
tornado causing 20 dead, $50 in
iured and causing property loss at
$25 million. Twelve hundred were
homeless.
Hugh Bennett attacked reorgani-
cation of Soil Conservation Service
by Benson, secretary Of agricul-
ture. as unnecessary and costly
experiment"
An inquiry into juvenile de-
linquency in nation indicated the
number of delinquents would reach
10000 by 1860.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-07
GORTNER

The shower, ro,. Nh. md Mrs FL.
ward Moon ON Wrjnesdav evening
i at Sunnyeida HAN vas n oala ~.
fam Among the quests were Mrs.
Ream. Mrs. Sadie Roth Baity
Riddle, and donobter loan ana
son. shirley Shofrr,. patty anJ
Grace Bachtel Ada and Ricky
Jackson Mrs pearl uouen, M.
land Nb,s Richard IInesn Iforn1d
Land GLADYS Uarsh Nj, and lb.s
Jesse Harsh and SON. Cba1'Ins Mrs
Owen Martin and SON. Mrs DARRELL
Martin and dauobte,s Ar. Ronnia
| Calhoun and daughters. Mrs.
Amanda IIorf. Walter Scblossnaple
and family. Mr. and Mrs Victor
Kelley ana children. Mrs. sam
Roth and daughter. Janice. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Beckman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Arnold and daughter. ID /.
SwaltZentlubcr and family. Mrs.
Willard Swartzcnhubcr and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ncssen-
ger. Lena Slabach. Ross and Mary
! Lichtv. Mr.. and Mrs. Altie DODGE.
Dan and Ralph Lichtv. Dwight
Snyder and his mother. Billy Mar
tin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Swartzentruber. Mr.. and Mrs Rob
clt Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs Wade
Beeghley, Mr.. and Ms. Albert
Sisk. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Moon and son,
David, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beech
ley, Mr.. and Mrs Junior Bceghley,
Mn and Mrs. Harvey Swartzen-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-07
Clean Up Rubbish

campaign includes these three
steps:
l-lur good sanitation, remove
aI rubbish piles and stack lumber
and hrcwo0i neatly ON racks at
least ON. foot above ground level.
Buildings i'm which grain and
feed arc stored should be rat
praofcd, if possible Informative
bulletins On ratproofing may be
obtained from your county agri-
cultural agent.
Third and most effective meas
urr n the autumn anti-rat cam
paigu is batting. Outstanding
among the available rat and mouse
killers is Warfarin, a potent chem
zeal discovered in the laboratories
of Dr. Karl Paul Link, Biochem-
istry Dept, University of Wiscon-
sim, by DIS. Mark A. Stahmann,
Miyoshi Ikawa, and Link. Many
communities are now achieving a
"rat-frec" status by using warfar-
in bait IN local campaigns.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-07

This particular bait kills all
species Of rats and mice common
to the United States; it is a slow
killer and does not create bait shy
ness; no pre-baiting is required;
no tolerance develops; it is easy to
use; it may be used in any climate
or season at any temperature; it is
comparatively safe to use; and it
may be purchased as a concentrate
or a readV-miXed bait.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-01-07

In using warfarin bait, it must
be made available to the rats and
mice at all times. Bait stations
shallow containers protected with
a board or a wooden box-are
usually examined every 48 hours.
A limited number of permanent
bait stations will kill newcomers
and control reinvasion.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-21

Point Va, and Mr., Anthony,
Jones in williamsburg, Va.
While there they attended
the Common Glory" 'enl
joy!ed fishing and visited
many historical places. fsF
80 -'ir ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Davis
and children, Margaret Ann
and Alex, Jr.. left recently
on an extended camping
trip, a.. s,, ,, =" q
The. girls from the Lucy
Brown Nutrition. Camp re-
turned home looking ''well
and, hearty" on Monday
!, August TO-. after spending s
..;.S;'gi 10y ~ ~, -
weeks at the camp. s,ya
On Among those from Char.
,lottesyille who. attended the
Baptist Training Union AS:
ISOLATION. in Richmond, Va.
are. Mrs Birdie ); Peindexter
Miss Jane Johnson, Mrs
Carrie Niche, Mrs. Matte
|. Carter, Mr.. ]. J. Trueheart
and Misses Barbara Ran
dolph and Mary, Actie.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-21
Patricia Ann Banks Winner
OF Charlotte vile Baby Shew

18TH Sta s. ~, first; Law
renee Alien, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James ALLEN of 319
5th-St.- S. W--sscond; and
Ricardo, Harris, third.
Patricia Banks was first
of the two-year-olds; Glen.
dora Mason, second and Del
bria Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Brown
of 18th ST., N. W., third.
Conchita Wilson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Wilson of Keswick, was
first among the three-year
olds. Richard Underwood,
of TIA West st. was second
with Suzetta Tinsley, daugh-
ter of Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert
Tinsley Of. Forrest ST.,
third.
F. First among t he four
yearr,,otllds 81 was IS. Sandra Wicka,
daughter, Of, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wicks Of l1s1oe Grady
Ave. James Laurence Yates,
SON of MI and Mrs. James
Yates Of BoydhTavern, was
I first among the five-year-
! oldsl s!s,...'i"' = Ut