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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13

81 so posto svoga prihoda ma
vojsku, ma naoruzavanje, pax
ma zandarmeriju javnu |
tajnu policiju. Owl slojevi, sto
zivu ma narodnoj muci, uzi-
vaju sve slasti vlasti, a ma
rod - ko te haze :.
Druga je stvar sto nasim
posjetnicima Starom Kraju
uoci upada, da SUI Srbi u Hr-
vatskoj uzviseni ma prvi stu
PAM gradjanstva i kao tako-
vi zauzimlju najvaznija mje-
sta u upravama i pc uredima
ne samo u krajevima gdje je
mahom srpski zivalj, vec i o.
MIN djelovima zemlje gdje u
opte Srba nema.
Cast hrvatskim Srb i m a,
pravo je da i oni prema
svojoj snazi broju, uzimlju
ravnopravno ucesce u upravi
svoje domovine Hrvatske, ali
ipak trebalo bi patti da Sc
ma tai nacin Hrvate kao ma
rod i koji sacinjavaju glav-
no pucanstvo Hrvatske, ne
zapostavlja. Takovi nacin ne
vodi do boljih odnosa Hrva-
ia i Srba, vec moze i opet -
oslobodi mas Boze - dovesti
di strahota.
Ljudi ma vrhu drzave mo-
rail- bi ipak da pogledaju ma
narod, pax da ispravljaju ne
pravdu pogrijeske; da uz-
nastoje da narod dodje do
ruha i kruha, do pravice |
slobode - mace nece i ne
mogu dobiti narod uz sebe nj
ii potporu naroda u nikojem
slutaju.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13

mi prestanemo, da &c oni on
da preuzeti nase duznosti i
nase organizacije. To je do
bar znak. Ovom veselju bio
je gostom moi Kupcinarac,
Ivan Busija.
Jednom rijeci sve je bilo
dobro svi su Sc zadovoljili.
Uspjeh je bio u moralnom
podhvatu, a tako vele mi, i u
financijalnom, jer &c svako
drustvo dobiti preko $4,000.
To je skoro plaza odboru "a
cijelu godinu.
Jos jednom klicem - zivje-
Ii south-chicazani i njihova
sloga!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13
h i vi uplatite u vrijeme.

i'll i vi uplatite u vrijeme.
Nemarni clanovi zadavaju
odvise posla brige svojim
odsjecnim tajnicima. To nije
lijepo - nije bratski.
"Dug je nemio drug! -
Zato nastojte podmiriti svoju
dugovinu - cim prize - ne
odlazite "a drugi put, jer CO.
vjek nikada nezna kad ga
nesreca moze stici.
Jest, dragi brate, uplacuj-
te redovno svoje pristojbe,
da budete u redovima svijes-
nih zajednicara i kako Sc o.
no kaze - "Cisti racuni du-
ga ljubav!" - To vam je u
dobroj namjeri opomena "a
vase bolje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13
Petar DraziC otisao u
Posiete st. domovini

Flint, Mich. - Ovdje do
nosimo sliku brata Petra Dra-
zica, clana odsjeka broj 561
H.B.Z., koji Sc je ma odsjec-
moi sjednici dana Is. augu-
sta Cd mas oprostio, a zatim
ma 18. augusta otputovao ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13
0dsjek 954 poveGan
Sa diva mIada CIana
Hamilton, Ont, Can. - Sa

Hamilton, Ont, Can. - Sa
osobitim veseljem javljamo,
da Sc je mas odsjek 954 HBZ.
povecao sa diva mlada clana,
koji su presli IL Pomlatka me-
dju odraslo clanstvo. Njihove
slike ovdje donosimo, da in
clanstvo vidi i bolje upozna.
Prvi je mas mladi brat i
clan, Walter Vucetich, koji je
rodjen u Schumacher, Ont,
20. oktobra 1888, Cd dobro
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13
starr KRAJU - starr zAYICAJU
u TEBI MI SVI NAJMlLijI 0STAJU

Starr doseljenci posecuu svo rodni zav6aj pod stare
dane, da jos ednom zivota vide svo rodni kra mill
zaveaj svoju staru domovinu Hrvatsku tako broj
niT posjetioci odlaze tamo posjetu.
Svi owl rodojub gledau staru svoju postojbnu po
sebnom ljubavu opim osetaem, er i'm je rodna gruda
tako draga t6ko prrasla Ma zivot staroj do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13
0V0 Sc VAS TICE LICN0
JeSte Ii plato syOiu clana

Jeste Ii Plato svoju 6lana-
rinu? - To je vazno vase o.
sobno pitanje, koje ne bi smio
zaboraviti. Svaki mjesec re-
dovito trebate uplatiti odsjec-
nom tajniku svoje pristojbe.
Nezaboravite da tajnik ta-
kodjer plaza svoje pristojbe
j jos vodi brigu o wanna da
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13
Lijepa i ugodna posjeta djece u Domu
kao i ma pros|avi H.B.z. u So. CHICAGO
Nikola d. saric, upravitelj Djecjeg Donna

Des PLANES, ILL., - Natrag nekoko tjedana, posjeto je
Decji Dom HBZ Des Painesu bivsi gavni tajnk brat
John Badovinac, mime isto bvsi racuno-ispvac H.
B. L., brat Nikola Kamin Ia djecu tako svih
ovdje Domu, bo je veko veselje zadovoljsvo da
e poseto bvsi tank brat Badovnac ier ga deca pozna
u, neka osobno neka il njegovh elanaka u engeskom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13

je hrvatska. Nakon svojeg
vrlo lijepog govora, klice, da
zivi Hrvatska Bratska Zajed-
MICA, hrvatski narod i Slobod-
ma Drzava Hrvatska! (Sla-
zem Sc, Oce, i zivio Vas Bog!
- NSD).
Nakon toga, brat Grzetic
predstavio je mjesnog Alder
mana jos par njih politi-
cara, a liza toga nastupila je
sestra Zvonkovic i tamburas-
XII zbor, te dalje tamburaski
zbor Djecjeg Donna H. B. T.,
koji je odnesao lavorike, jer
su to djeca, koju potpomazu
clanovi HBZ i koju djecu ii
isti ljudi cuvaju, skolaju u
slobodni svijet salju kada po-
stanu ljudi - odrasli ljudi.
Uz svirku potpisani je ma
stupio, tie pozdravio prisutne
sa zeljom, da Sc sto bolje
slozimo i ucvrtsimo. Pred
stavio je publici brata Kutu-
zovica i rekao, kako Sc svi
slazu u Djecjem Domu. Ma
rijeci i poziv moi, brat Kutu-
zovic Sc je ustao i publici
predstavio Mariju Soldo, ko-
ia je tai dan posla IL Djecjeg
Donna, da 81 sa svojim stri-
cevima, Babom i Josom Sol
do zivi i radi savija ako je
moguce gnijezdo kao mi
mnogi, koji smo to chill i
jos sada cinimo, urucio sam
dar djece i mas ostalih IL Do
ma.
Tamburaski zbor Diecieg
Donna istupio je pod vod-
stvom svog iskusnog ucitelja,
Ivan Rozgaj, a pjevacki zbor
pod vodstvom profesora S.
Pipica. Oba su zbora odnesli
lijepe utiske IL So. Chicago i
o obojici su Sc moji - nasi
southchicazani ijepo izrazili.
Treca tocka Djecjeg Donna
bill su malisani, koji su ot-
plesali nekoliko kola i mazur-
ka uz nadzor sestre lima, ko-
ia je nastojala, da iii ma br-
zu ruku nesto nauci, da Sc
tai dan nadju i oni pred Ia
jednicarima i zajednicarka-
ma.
Sve u svemu, bilo je lijepo
i pohvalno sa sviju strana.
Sad dolazi ono sto je mai
glavnije. Dolazi glavni pred
sjednik HBZ, brat V. I. Man.
die. Burno pozdravljen stupa
ma pozornicu. Nakon je po-
zdravio prisutne, poceo je da
odrijesito i otmeno govori o
HBZ. Prihvatio Sc je prvih
dana i osnutka nasih drus-
tava, da onda konacno dodje
do ~zajednica, koje su Sc sill
lie u jednu jaku ogromnu
- neslomivu HBZ. Gl. pred
sjednik Mandic je opisao po-
teskoce kroz koje Sc je pro-
slo dok su start pioneri IL
vojevali danasnju jaku moe
nu HBZ, cije plodove mi mla-
dji gledamo uzivamo.
Mnoge uspjehe u prvim da-
nina pripisao je nasem hr-
vatskom svecenstvu IL onih
dana, te veil: Gdje Sc je god
pokazala HBZ iii memo koje
drustvo, tn je uskrsnula hr-
vatska kat. crkva. zao mu
je, ali bi mu bilo drago, da
Sc danas nase svecenstvo
vidi sa mama u radu "a HBZ,
pa upozoruje, da je potreb-
no da iziskuje mas narodni
obstanak, da sc nadjemo svi
kao jedan oko HBZ. i u HBZ.
Apelira "a slogu jacanje H.
B. z. i njezinih redova.
1 ako je bila strahovita
vrucina, svi su FL. predsied
nika Mandica pomno pozor-
no saslusali, da je i sam pred
sjednik rekao: ia yam sc di-
vim, da i ako u nemiloj vru-
cini, da ste me tako lijepo
saslusali, pa ako sam mno-
60 dulje wise govorio nego
Ii sam mislio, cd srca vam
svima hvala. Pubilka je ma
gradila 81. predsjednika sa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-13

u
djeca, a osobito ona koja su
bila prize u Domu j slucajno
dosli tai dan da posjete Dom,
MEGA zovu sa kraticom, JB.
Inace smo mi sa posjetom
brata Badovinca bill pocas-
ceni ma tai nacin, jer je on
snimao slike cijelo popodne
cd raznih aktivnosti u nasem
ljetnikovcu, ali sto je djeci
dalo ugodnog raspolozenja,
da &c Sc o NINA ne samo
misliti, vec citati i razgovara-
ii. Jest, "a djecu, upravu i
svih mas u Djecjem Domu o.
vo je bilo veliko cascenje,
pax Sc cd srca zahvaljujemo
bratu ]. Badovincu ma njego-
vol posjeti Djecjem Domu.
Dieca ma izletu i proslavi
60-god. HBZ u So. Chicago
Kako vam je poznato, da
je 9 odsjeka HBZ proslavilo
osnutak HBZ u So. Chicago,
te ma tn proslavu pozvali die
GU Djecjeg Donna, da i'm bu-
du gosti u uzvelicavanju pro-
slave sa sviranjem i pjeva-
MEM. I ako je dan bio jako
topal, valjda skoro najvruci
owe godine, dvorana i uz nju
basca Hrvatskog Donna -
Crkve Srca Isusova, bila je
dupkom puma svijeta sa svih
strana. Tu je bilo svijeta il
Indiane, Wisconsin,, Michi-
CANA, Ohio, St. Louisa j Penn
sylvanije, te Sc je program
razvijao il raznih govora i
glazbenih tocaka, da je pu-
blika sa odusevljenjem slusa-
la i tn tamo po koju tocku
ponovno zahtjevala. Tajnik
odsjeka broj 948, brat Mike
Nosic, otvorio je proslavu, a
onda predao jednom cd otaca
Ove svecanosti | zajednickog
r1d8, bratu Stipi Zeleniki, ko-
il je jezgrovito prikazao vr-
line HBz | kako je doslo da
su Sc odsjeci FIBZ u So. Chi
cagi zajedno slozili i prosla-
viii dan HBZ. On u svom vrlo
dobrom govoru lijepo i mno-
go rete o HBZ, te pozva pri-
sutne, da Sc ustanu u pocast
umrlih clanova HBZ i u znak
bolje sloge / cvrsce suradnje
u buduce.
Brat Zelenika, koji mace u
ziva lijepi glas u chicaskoj O.
kolici, a tai dobar glas ostao
je u Kanad, nakon je Ia
vrsio pozdravni govor i do
brodoslicu, pozivlje i pred
stavlja brata Juru Grzetica
kao ravnatelja owe proslave.
Brat Grzetic, start zajedni-
car, izvrstan poznavalac ME
zinih dobrih slabih strana
kako ono vele, vjeciti dele
gat cd bratskog odsjeka 229,
dolazi ma pozornicu i pozdrav-
ia prisutne, te drzi opsirniji
govor o HBZ cd njezinog o.
snutka, pa sve do najzadnjih
dana danasnjice. On je to OBJ
radio lijepo prikazao tocno,
te ,je dalje vodio cijeli popo-
dnevni svecani program uz
"assistenciju" starog i isto
tako iskusnog zajednicara i
predsjednika odsjeka sv. P.
P. broj 80, brata Josipa W.
cic. Brat Grzetic najprije po-
ziva tamburaski zbor Sc
stru Zvonkovic-G Gallo, da od-
sviraju i otpjevaju americku
hrvatsku himnu, a da onda
pozove mjesnog zupnika, W.
10 razborita covjeka i NADIA
sve celik Hrvata, Fra. Ljubu
cuvalo. Tko je prize QUO "a
Fra. cuvala, a nije ga pozna-
vac, nije mogao vjerovati, da
je on sirokogrudan i da lju-
bi stuje sve sto je hrvat-
sko, pa tako HBZ, "a koju
je cd svog lijepog govora u
trosio pola sata o tumacenju
HBZ, njezinih dobrih strana
sto sve ona mama vrijedi i
znaci. On sa svojim govorom
mnogima mama dao je znati,
da su hrvatski svecenici "a
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Chicago je "a meme drugi -
Lovinac u Lici. Tamo sam sa-
stao starog i iskusnog Ia
jednicara brata gospodina
E. Stipanovica. Mi Sc nismo
vidjeli vec 16 godina, ali ka-
da smo Sc vidjeli tamo, bilo
nam je milo i drago, a ia j.
nam osobito postovanje ma
sprama gosp. Stipanovica, jer
sam ga uvjek volio S mime
sam mogao da razgovaram
kao, recimo, djak sa ucite-
ljem. Sastao sam svu armiju
nasega svijeta, koje sam po-
znavao cd prize i koji uzima-
ju velikog ucesca u radu "a
HBZ u toj koloniji. Sastanak
Je blo sa bratom Stropinom,
Lemon, Hrsticem, Marasom,
simunicima, Barunima, Rup-
cicima, Ivelicima, Markovici-
ma, Spretnjacima, Malcicima
jednim i drugim, koj su vrlo
aktivni u HBZ. Kedjom 60
spodjom mu, te starim mo-
Jim prijateljem i predsjedni-
kom odsjeka broj 44O Ban
Jelacic" P. Brunski, M. But
kovic, Rotkvic, Kusicek de-
setci drugih, da Sc covjek me-
moze sviju sjetiti. Svi SUI oni
odnesli lijepe utiske o djeci
IL Djecjeg Donna. o djeci CHI
su skrbnici oni, bas oni "a
jednicari i zajednicarke. Ia
mo sam sastao jednog Cd mo-
jih vrlih prijatelja - Ivana
Krilica, starog iskusnog Ia
jednicara. On voli HBZ i svoi
hrvatski narod, j on nepita
odakle 81, samo kada 81 do
bar covjek i dobar zajedni-
car. Prigodom ovog j ovako-
vog upoznavanja i rukovanja
dodje mi brat Mato Tuntic,
pa u ime sebe i svoje vrijed-
ne supruge dariva djeci svo-
tn cd diva dolara. Brat Tun-
tic mnogo vodi brige o HBZ
i on mnogo cijeni i stuje Die
cji Dom. Mi sc znamo vec do
brih dvadeset i nesto godina
kao i Brunski, start smo pri-
jatelji.
Uspjeh je u svakom pogle-
du bio iznad svakog ocekiva-
MIA. Uspjeh je tim wise, jer
su Sc slozili svi da rade u
radu da uzivaju. Milo mi je
bio vidjeti, kada je Rev. Gu
valo onako ijepo govorio o
HBZ i slozi Hrvata u opce.
Brat Grzetic je izveo sve toe
ke jako dobro pozvao pri-
sutne ma slogu i bolji rad, a
moguce i ujedinjenje svih od-
sjeka.
Svijeta je bilo sa svih stra-
ma, pax smo tako tamo vi
djeli u So. Chicago i brata
Buluma sa obitelji, koji do
lazi IL Los Angelesa, Calf.
Kako je brat Bulum ponizan
i tih, on sc sigurno nije nj
kome predstavio tamo, jer da
je, bio bi ga brat Grzetic
predstavio publici, jer Kali
fornija je daleko cd Chicago,
ali ipak brat Bulum nasao Sc
je medju mama. Cestitam mu
i hvala mu. Ma proslavi sam
opazio i glavnog potpredsjed-
nika HKZ, brata ]. Sabana.
saban uvijek veil, da on jed
mako voli i HBZ i HKZ, jer
su ODE nase. Tako je pravo
i posteno.
Ma ovu svecanost doSli su
mnogi bivsi i sadanji odbor-
nici. Tamo sam vidio brata
zornjaka i suprugu mu, te
brata Juriceka i suprugu,
brata Krasica i suprugu, bra
ia V. Bozica sa suprugom, te
sestru Rukavina il Gary sa
njenim suprugom. IL st. Loui-
sa sam vidio brata i odbor-
nika odsjeka Grbcica, a to je
dokaz, da kada sc radi "a H.
B. e., onda nije daleko poci.
Ma ovu svecanost je dosao i
mas svecenik Fra. Skoko sa
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ecutive Committee in the two day
session was the election of Mrs.
William T. Mason to represent the
National Council at the Interna-
tional Assembly of the Internation-
al Council of Women at Helsinki,
Finland, June 4-1S, 1854.
After the important Executive
Committee session the members of
the Executive Committee and de-
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Madison

Continued from Page One)
letter that practically every mem
Der of the Madison County organ
ization would be present at the
dinner. March 10Th is the dead
line for dinner tickets.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-03-13
DeItas Set
|JabberWock
Date For April 3

Deltas of Alpha Chi Sigma
Chapter have completed a series
of meetings in which final plans
have been set for their annual
program of entertainment - the
Jabberwock. The 1854 Jabberwock
will be held April in the new
Lanier High School Auditorium.
All indications are that this years
production will rate top billing as
an evening of fun and entertain
ment.
February 6 all participants of
this year were invited to a tea
at the beautiful home of Mrs. EN-
lily Hall. A great deal of enthus-
iasm was expressed by the group
as the Skits Committee unfolded
plans for the 1854 Jabberwock.
The February meeting of Alpha
Chi Sigma Chapter of Delta Sig
ma Theta Sorority was held at
Utica Institute with Miss Joyce
Johnson serving as the charming
hostess. The business of the meet
ing was largely devoted to Jabber-
wock Committee reports. A de-
lightful social hour followed, dur
ing which other Greeks-aad guests
shared in tbe~delicious refresh
ments and. the fellowship.
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Natl Council 49,.
Continued from Page One)


heard reports from the newly re-
organized departments of Social
Welfare, Education, Human Re-
lations and Fine Arts. Miss Vinita
Lewis, Chairman of the Social
Welfare Department reported her
subcommittee structure as includ-
ing Adaptive and Foster Home
Care for Children, Juvenile De-
linquency, Housing and Social Leg
islation.
The Education Department, with
Mrs. Ida Nance Givens of Baton
Rouge, Louisiana as chairman, met
recently at Council Headquarters
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-03-13
NEGRO COLLEGE STARS TO Play
IN BASKETBALL WORLD SERIES
1854 College All-Americans To
Play Harlem GlObetrOtters

NEW YORK CITY-(Special)-
The two greatest players in Negro
college basketball, Willie Thomas
of Tennessee State and Charley
TEX Harrison of North Carolina
College, were selected this week
to play with the spectacular 1864
College All-Americans against the
sensational Harlem Globetrotters
in the fifth Annual World Series
of Basketball.
The selection was announced
soon after the two brilliant play
ers were voted the outstanding
players in the Negro national col
lege tournament at Tennessee
State in Nashville last week.
Thomas, a GA scoring wizard
was the sparkplug of the crack
Tennessee quintet that swept
through the tournament and won
the championship by beating North
Carolina, 1859, in the final game.
Harrison, also Ga, was the star
of North Cardinals runner-up
team and during the regular sea-
son established himself as one of
the high-flying Eagles basketball
immortals.
Being named to the All-Ameri-
can squad is a distinctive reward
for their exceptional and stirring
cage performances during the past
four years of college basketball
and, particularly, for the brilliant
way they played in the Nashville
tournament. .
The first two players from Ne
gro colleges ever selected to play
with the All-Americans against the
mighty Globetrotters, Thomas anC
Harrison have now achieved the
goal every single college hero as.
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Fight Against
Prejudice Is
Bearing Results
NEW ORLEANS. March

NEW ORLEANS, March s -
(Special)-Henry E. Schultz, Ma.
tional Chairman of the Anti Defa-
nation League of B'nai Birth said
here last week that the ASSOCIATION
is making constant fight against
prejudice and that the results are
encouraging.
He said that in many. instances
prejudices had been routed in en-
ployment, housing, education and
"the whole area of civil liberties"
"Tnasfar as college admissions
are concerned" he asserted, there
have been gratifying results.
"Too, / think we have helped
educate the, public that the pur-
poses and methods of fellow like
Gerald L. X. Smith are TO be de-
plored. / think most people now
recognize people like mine for
what they are"
In combating prejudice the New
Yorker said, the league utilities
education, exposure, every tech
nique we can muster"
The league, he said, has library
of films, radio scripts, teleyision
scripts and other written and
printed material that can be used
by local organizations in flight
ing group tensions"
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and instructed the Executive Direc-
tor to report subcommittee in
the areas of Teen-age School Drop
outs, Minority Subject Matter in
School Textbooks, nliteracy, and
Atypical Children. The Human Re-
lations Department with Mrs. Flea
nor Curtis Daley of Chicago as
chairman, also in recent session
at Council Headquarters instructed
the Director to report sub-commit-
tees on Group Relations in Com
munity Living, Committee to De-
velop Opportunities for Human
Relations Scholarships and a COM
mittee to develop a Brochure on
the Techniques and Detectives of
Human Relations Workshops to be
used by local councils and af-
filiated organizations. The House
Committee, chaired by Mrs. Sadie
Mills Franklin, presented, through
the committee secretary, Mrs. Flea
nor Sears Singleton, graphic re-
port on improvements made at
Headquarters and plans for the
future.
The Executive Committee voted
unanimously to entertain the an
nual convention of the National
Association of Colored Women on
Monday evening, August 2, 1854
in Washington, D. c.
The group confirmed plans of
the Executive Director, Mrs. Ma
oman w. Maise, to make an ex-
tensive field trip to the states of
North and South Carolina to con-
suit with the Regional Director,
Mrs. lola Jones, to organize new
councils and to visit local councils.
National affiliated organizations
have been alerted to lend assistance
in the organization of new coun-
ellis throughout the two states. 1t is
expected that Mrs. Maise will visit
Raleigh, Durham, Fayetteville,
Winston-Salem, Ashville, Chariot
tie and Greensboro, North Caro-
lima; Spartanburg, Florence, Beau
fort, Columbia, Sumpter and Che
raw, South Carolina.
Dr. Gertrude Rivers of the How
ard University history department
and vice president of the Federal
Council of Churches in Washing
ton, was chosen as the convention
chairman of the National Council
of Negro Women to be held in
Washington, d. c. in November
1854.
Climaxing the action of the Ex-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-03-13
Plan AIcorn
Farm And Home
Week Program

ALCORN, Miss. March 8 - Sc
4ecting as theme, Better Farms
Better Homes - Better Com
munities," plans were made Fri
day, March S, at Alcorn A & NJ
College for the Annual Farm and
Home Week program, July 21-23.
The meeting was held in the Coun-
ell room of the administration
building.
DR.. ]. r. Otis, president of Al
corn, urged state wide participa-
ton and reiterated the purpose of
increasing the income level and
overall standard of living of farm
ers in this state.
Those present included: DR.. ].
R. Otis, president of Alcorn; P. S.
Jones, acting director of agricul-
ture, Alcorn; b. w. Harris, head,
dept. of agricultural economics, AL
corn; w. E. Ammons, state agent
for Negro extension; Dorothy Cor
don, Home Economics director;
Daisy M. Lewis, state demonstra-
ton agent; J. C. Dunbar, county
agent, William M. Bailey, asst.
director, public relations, Alcorn;
Dixie E. Hardy, personnel direc-
tor, Alcorn; H. T. Alexander, man
ager, dining hall, Alcorn; ]. A.
Ramos, Business Manager, Alcorn,
and A. D. Fobbs, head teacher
trainer, agricultural education, AL
corn.
1t was also decided that the
All short course fer boys and
girls will be held at Alcorn June
Ia. The next meeting will be held
April 2.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1954-03-13
Reynolds Book Of
Poems Nominated
For Pulitzer Prize

PHILADELPHIA, PA book
of poems by Mrs. Evelyn Crawford
Reynolds of this city, published in
1853 by Exposition Press of New
York City, has been nominated for
the coveted Pulitzer Prize, it has
just been announced.
The famed prize set up by one
of the Americas most distinguish
ed journalists, Joseph Pulitzer, is
administered annually by Columbia
University and is awarded for
poetry and four other classes of
literature
Mrs. Reynolds book, "To No
Special Land" is a collection of
Vibrant lyric verse which reflects
a deep and warm feeling for HUI
mainly.
In announcing the nomination of
Mrs. Reynolds book and of II
other Exposition Press books which
have also been nominated, Edward
Uhlan, publisher said, II never
cease to be amazed at the number
of really worthwhile books that are
passed up by publishers every year.
These Pulitzer nominations are
outstanding examples of books
which might never have been pub
lished. If Exposition Press and the
authors did not share a mutual
faith in them"