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Evening star., 1955-11-08
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

Association Of Military
Surgeons Of the United
States goes into the second
day Of q three-day conven-
tion at the Statler Hotel,
with 1.5OO expected TO at-
tend.
Maryland. d. G. and Del
aware Hospital Association
meets at the Shoreham Hotel
today. About 1900 will sit
In on the second Of q three
day meeting.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Mrs. Nelson to Retire
AS Naturalization Clerk

Mrs Helen Tate Nelson, who
for Is years as naturalization
clerk at District Court has aided
more than 10000 persons from
the nations Of the world In be-
coming United States citizens,
helped swear IN her last group
today on the eve Of her retire.
lment.
In that time the court in which
she works has changed its name
three times and Orientals, for
Imally barred. were permitted to
become natIralised.
During the years. Mrs. Nelson
said, people from all walks Of
life have sought her aid. She
has helped everyone from COM
mon laborers to members Of
royal families with their docu-
Irnents.
Recalls Eric Knight
One of her fondest memories
among the thousansis who passed
Through her ONCE Is that 81 tht
late Eric knight, author Of .This
Above ALI.
Mrs. Nelson said Mr.. knight
autographed 9 copy Of his book
and inscribed 1t. . TO Mrs. Nelson,
who made me . good Il llope)
American"
The next day the writer took
0 plane for Europe on q mission
for the United States Govern
lment. The aircraft was lost
with all aboard.
The attractive, gray-haired
woman, whose husband Is John
H. Nelson. industrial adviser 10
the Indian government for the
International Cooperation Ad-
lministtation. laughed when she
recalled an incident that hap
|pened many years ago. She
said she was approached by an
Italian couple who could hardly
speak English.
The Italian and his wife. It
turned out. were hopeiessly con-
fused. Instead Of fwanting cit
izenship. they desired to adopt
Ia child.
Lawyer Offered Aid
A young lawyer. overhearing
the discussion. presented his card
and offered TO help them. With
the attorney. the man and wife
left Mrs. Nelson's Office.
Seconds later, the woman re-
turned waving the lawyers card
|excitedly. In broken English
|she explained to Mrs. Nelson
that she wanted d little baby,
mot a grown man like the at
|torney.
With the swearing In today
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Bids 10 Operate
CTCCuf 10 5

Withdrawal Of the application
Of the Metropolitan Rapid Tran
sit CO. OF Washington to take
over the dying Capital Transit
Co. franchise left five applicants
still il the running today.
A letter from Or. A. Joseph
Wraight advised the Public Utili-
ties Commission that the action
Of the Metropolitan group in
withdrawing was occasioned BY
the lack Of financial backing
resulting from the unbankable
nature Of our proposal"
He explained that q principal
factor in discouraging financial
support was the revocation Of
Capital Transit's charter by
Congress.
"The precedent having been
set, there Is no assurance that
this might not happen again, In
spite Of good management. be
said.
Formed by Riders
The Metropolitan Rapid Tram
sit Co. was formed BY q group Of
Washington transit riders who
published q "Public Transit
Master Plan for Washington
last August.
The other five applicants had
furnished supplemental infor-
nation or had been heard from
by yesterdays deadline for send
ing in additional data requested,
particularly concerning their
hackers and plans for financing.
They are groups represented
by former Senator Millard E
Tydings Of Maryland, by Max
Kampelman, Washington attor-
ney and former administrative
assistant to Senator Humphrey,
Democrat OF Minnesota; BY Nor
ris Fox, president Of the B. a. r
Transportation Co.. which leases
trucks and trailers; !. William
Stenpil, Washington attorney
and counsel to the Washington
Rapid Transit System. and Greg
ory Hanllin, former New Deal
chairman Of the Public Utilities
Commission and counsel to the
Metropolitan Transit Co-opera-
tive.
New Data Studied
Public Utilities Commission
Chairman George e. C. Hayes
has said q decision on selecting
one Of the applicants for the
franchise would be made with
all dispatch possible
The commission yesterday had
not had time to 60 over all the
additional information supplied.
Some Of it was still to reach the
commission ofiice.
After the six applicants filed
with the commission last Octo-
Der 10. each was interviewed in
person. and all were asked to
supply further information.
Mr.. Hayes said q hearing will
be held as soon as possible.
Capital Transits franchise ex-
pires next August IA under an
act Of Congress passed during
the recent 52-day transit strike
here.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
CD Workshop

A civil defense workshop spon-
|sored by metropolitan area sec.
tions Of the National Council Of
Jewish Women win be held at
pm. tomorrow in the District
|CD office at 1870 Howard
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

helped draft amendments for revisions to the
municipal code
Its future projects for urban renewal include
the removal Of ~ acres of siums from the rotted
core Of Hyde Park - $40. 100000 will be spent
by private redevelopers to erect 700 new housing
units and shopping center. Other Conference
goals are improved traffic channels, new park
and playground. and number of private re-
Mobilization projects.
Baltimore can boast Of one Of the country's
outstanding community improvement groups
the Citizens Planning and Housing Association.
In the Mt. Royal section, which for years has
been slipping from one Of the ctys finest residen-
tial districts to one with both tenemcnts and
transients. the CPHA helped residents organize
into a group which now has a rehabilitation
project well under way. The Mt. Royal Council
has full-time executive director, and most of
the area has been inspected for violations.
A good way to check the flight to the suburbs
is to bring grass and trees into the city. One
resident association successfully fought to con-
vert a side street into small park - which was
opened this September.
AS you can see from this brief roundup, the
procedure in no two communities is the same.
Each American community" says General lry-
ing, Twill develop its long-run program for
achieving the American dream in its own way.
ACTIONS program is designed to help Ameri-
cans to help themselves. =
If you love your neighborhood and want to
preserve your investment in il, you can do so.
Get your neighbors together to discuss your
problems. Write ACTION, Box 500, Radio City
Station, N. Y. 20, N. r., for help in organizing
a group, or for counsel on particular problems.
Il am particularly delighted to see this organi-
zation starting to work. = President Eisenhower
has said. Its the kind of thing that appeals to
soldiers heart: decide what TO do and then do it
and stop talking about it, will follow it every
step of the way. certain that you are doing great
job for the United States Of America. The End
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up official programs designed to work on a
neighborhood basis.
MorristoWn, Pa, is a community of 10000
outside Philadelphia. Five years ago the Norris
town Real Estate Board, in collaboration with
the Borough Council, set up an anti-blight pro-
gram. Volunteer inspectors examined the exterior
of every piece of property in the area and rated
it on form sheet. Owners were then appraised
of any Deficiencies. In 1850. l.376 owners were
notified Of adverse conditions on their properties
a second survey in 1852 showed a drop in
deficient properties to 100
All violations Of municipal ordinances were
reported to Borough officials. Long-needed con-
demnation proceedings were instituted. Money
was raised for much-nceded six-acre park. The
latest survey reveals that damaging eyesoFeS have
been virtually eliminated.
ChicaQo's Hyde Park Kenwood neighbor-
hood, which contains 1900 people Of diverse
backgrounds, has achieved dramatic results
through community organization. When it was
started in 1919 by handful Of worried neighbors.
the area was a good" neighborhood which was
going downhill fast.
Now in its sixth year, the Hyde Park-Kenwood
Community Conference has about 600 members,
budget which allows for staff Of seven, and
board of s. directors who coordinate the activi-
ties of the various working committees. More
than $50 subcommittee have made themselves
responsible for individual blocks. Members have
set up standards for block maintenance and
improvement. turned vacant blocks into play
grounds, painted and handicapped property, cam
paigned for better lighting. undertaken sidewalk
repairs and rat determination, and seen to it that
abandoned cars have been removed. Countless
illegal conversions have been prevented. and hun
dreds Of building and zoning violations have
been corrected.
The Schools Committee has played leading
role in obtaining appropriations for five school
additions. Lawyers in the membership have
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
Seed Sudan Grass
For Summer Pasture

Guard against the sumrler
stump In permanent pasture p-o-
duct.on by seeding sudan grass.
That's the tip from John F.
Shoulders. associate ag~r1om. st
al VPI wao warns TIE slump
can become really serious Hhen
aggravated by dry weather as il
has been the past TWO years.
Sudan grass. seeded early u
give grazing during July and A4-
gust IS one solution to the pro-
blem In years when regular
pastures are adequate 10 meet
grains needs. sudan can be cut
for s-lage Or nay. Als3. having a
field ot sudan to craze IN m ID
summer may make IL possible TO
save On ear-y cut forage. or pre-
vent having To Craze alfalfa waen
you nerd for winter feed Sudan
Is one Of the crops that can make
up the losses nov being suffered
n the first cutting Of alfalfa as a
result Of the late freeze, diseases
and insect attacks.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13

A good corn soil is desirable soil
for sudan Seed after the sou has
warmed up, usually about, two
weeks after the average date t3r
planting corn in yosg area Isc
good variety Sweet SUDAN has
proved superior IN VIRGINIA n, 4-
or broadcast the seed al the rate
of 20 To 30 pounds per acre. Y
soyoeans are used. seed one bus
hel Of soybaans per acre and re-
1uce the seeding % Sudan TN IS
to 20 pounds
Fert.l.ze well 4 fast zroNin-
plant such as sudan needs a good
source from which ii can rapidly
act plant food Use from GOO t1
800 pounds per acre Of a 1910
10 fertilizer. or Equivalent p
pare a good sees bed much ais you
would for com
Sweet sudan vii usually be
ready for grazing III TX to eIyat
weeks Totat.onal grazing VIII give
best results Begin grazing when
the sudan i 10 inches tall and
Craze down 10 to 10 inches Then
let il recover to 10 inches before
grazing again Wehn sudan Is
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
Don't Space Tobacco
Plants Too Close

Reduce acreage o. flQe-cured
fire cured ana hurley tobacco TINS
veal may attempt many growers
70 compensate by spacing tire TO-
oacco closed together With the
hope Of increasing the per-acre
returns
O r Matho~s. ASSOCIATE az
goaom.At at VPI. says some m
crease N Yield per acre may re-
suit "nen certain types Of to-
5acco are spaced closer than re-
commended I.oVeYer. II spaced
% close the tobacco yin GEN
orally b. Of poor quality and
the acre va.Ie VIII not be IN
ereased
4 tobacco plant must have
enough sunlight 10 mature prop
era.ly Then, too don't overlook
the extra work involved IN trans
planting, harvesting. and strip
Ii2 the leaves from more plants
Recommended planting dis
tances for types Of tobacco grown
n Virginia are
F1Ie cured r0Ns should Dc
spaced tOur feet apart and plants
20 U "a inches apart IN the roU
This spacing IS especially desir-
able FOR the broad leaf varieties.
Sn4 Her varit5eE nav 10 p1acaJ
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13
Lt 81. GROUP SENT
TO FORT JACKSON, ;. &.

A contingent 81 enlisted men
rom the FarmyIlle area has been
rs .aned 70 the 50lst Airborne
infantry Regiment Al Fort Jack
Oh. s c for eight weeks Of
ldYanced infantry training.
rs ianed % Service Company
# the regiment WcF4 PVT Rich
I'd l. Ihfockmorton 0! Buck :
ngaam pvt Wesley + Dunkum
u Of ri 2 DiAWyn PVT James
Cofthron Of RI /. Cullen PVT
Nlbeft q Woolridge. Of Rt. 2,
F'armWlle. VAS assigned 10 L.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13

TONS LII western virginia At the
convention
a high POINT Of the convcn-
,.oa wi. Be The shoX!n- " Z tuo-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13

he Ohio River. already a great
coal carrier VII IN five years time
be Carrying as much Or more coal
for public utility use as it
nov carries for all public and
private consumption
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-13

Company, for eight weeks Of
base.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

ma pokuse. Da bi sc omogu-
clio svakom pjevacu da su-
djeluje ma II. Festivalu i da
primi priznanje "a njegov
rad proveden u pjevackim re-
dovima, treba prijeci preko
svih licnih i drugih nesugla-
sica obostranim razumijeva-
MEM voljom "a pomirbu,
kako medju pojedinim pjeva-
Gina tako medju pojedinim
drustvima.
6. Da bi svaki pjevac mo-
gao dobiti povodom Festivala
u Chicagu zasluzena prizna-
MIA vezana S proteklim vre-
menom njegovog sudjelova-
MIA u pjevackom radu iii
S njegovim posebnim zaslu-
CANA "a pjevacki pokret po-
trebno je da u roku cd 6 mje-
seci budu uredjeni Indeksi
zupa i Saveza S 'tocnim po-
datcima o pojedinim pjevaci-
ma i njihovu radu u pjevac-
kim drustvima i Savezu.
Z. Ia uspjesno organizi-
ranje Festivala bit &c DO
trebna suradnja Saveza, zu-
pa drustava sa pripremnim
odborom, pa Sc upozoravaju
drustva da odmah odgovore
ma sve dopise pripremnog od-
bora, Saveza zupa da po-
salju trazene podatke, jer je
mlitavost netocnost u od-
govaranju ma dopise jedan
cd glavnih uzroka neuspjeha.
8. Posto je to prvi put u
povijesti iseljenog hrvatskog
naroda, da je doslo do We
likog jedinstvenog pokreta u
njegovom prosvjetnom zivo-
tu, to Savez apelira ma sve
rodoljube sve organizacije
prozete tim duhom, da bi ga
pomogli novcanim doprinosi-
ma prema njihovim moguc-
nostima.
Ia one pax, koji zele traj-
no pomagati tai rad uvodi
Savez tri move kategorije
clanstva "a pojedince i or
ganizacije i to:
a. clan dobrotvor Saveza
! Jednokratna uplata svote cd
najmanje $4,000 .(dvije sto-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

tine dolara);
b. dozivotni clan; jedno-
kratna uplata svote cd maj
mamie $4,000;
g. podupirajuci clan Sa-
veza; uplata najmanje $500
godisnje.
Opaska:- Clanovi pod a.
dobivaju diplomu honorable
recognition). clanovi pod b.
dobivaju pocastnu priznanicu,
a imena svih triju katego-
rija biti ce objelodanjena u
dnevnim novinama sluzbe-
nom glasniku. Svi owl clanovi
imaju uz predocenje izkaz-
nice slobodan ulaz ma sve pri-
redbe Saveza i zupa. Sve nov-
cane uplate treba slati bla-
gajniku Saveza, ma adresu:
Mr.. Thomas Chulig, 1898
Alden, Detroit 21, Mich.
9. Da bi sc podcrtao pro-
svjetni apoliticki rad pie
vackog saveza i njegovih zu-
pa drustava da bi uredio
odnose drugim organiza-
zivota izdaje Savez owe od-
redbe i upute:
Pjevacka drustva zupe
AHPS-a mogu nastupiti Off
cielno samo ma priredbama
umjetnicko prosvjetnog ka-
raktera, i to
a. ma priredbama Saveza,
zupa i pojedinih drustava sa-
veza;
b. ma priredbama drugih
prosvjetnih institucija isklju-
civo prosvjetnog i umjetnic-
kog karaktera;
g ma priredbama opce ma
rodnog znacaja.
Owe odredbe nisu obvezat-
ne "a pjevace, kada sudjelu-
ju kao privatne osobe ma po-
jedinim priredbama.
10. o swim pripremama bit
ce drustva i javnost pravo-
dobno informirani putem O.
kruznica / novina u stalnim
vremenskim razmacima.
Predsjednistvo Saveza
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
Pofetak organiziranog prosvjetnog
Rada u zzivotu hrvafskih iseIjenika

Izvjestaj zakuccma sjednica Amercko-hrvatskog pie
vackog odrzanih dine 3d. 81 juna Ceveandu O.
1. ALPS kao najjaca nasa kuturna organizacija u
U.SA. preuzma povremeno brgu oko reorganzacje pro-
svetnog zvota seljenog hrvatskog naroda America tu
svrhu stupiti &c isaknutm nasim ljudima IL
mjenickih naucnh redova, predstavncma prosvjetne
deatnos kao sto to kazaisne druzne plesne grupe
kola ansambl narodnih instrumental dr. izrad nacrt
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

"a oblikovanje zajednicke su-
radnje i doprinasanje naseg
udjela opcem kulturnom Ii
votu Amerike.
2. Savez pozdravlja u svo-
.joj sredini prof. Rudolfa Ma
TIA uvazenog muzicara i pro-
svjetnog radnika, koji Sc O.
dazvao njegovom pozivu, da
provede organizaciju umjet-
nickog i kulturnog zivota j.
seljenog hrvatskog naroda u
America.
3. U razdoblju izmedju Is.
maja i Is. juna 1856 odrzat
&c sc u Chicago III. Festival
Saveza kao proslava 50-go-
disnjice kulturne djelatnosti
americkih Hrvata.
Ma pjevackoj smotri - u
okviru ostalih priredbi festi-
vala - nastupit ce svako
drustvo S po dvije pjesme, a
skupni zborovi zupa "Miha-
novic", zupa "Faller" i Sa-
vezni skupni zbor S po jed
nom pjesmom.
4. Kao prva zajednicka
pjesma "a sva drustva od-
redjuje Sc "Proljetna pjesma'
"a mjesoviti zbor, koju je
skladatelj napisao nakon svog
dolaska u Ameriku posve-
ito AHPS-u i njegovim cla-
novima.
Dionice "a sve svoje pie
vace nabavit &c drustva kod
Saveza, a svi zborovodje do
bit &c tocne upute "a uvjez-
bavanje te skladbe. Namjera
je da skladatelj odrzi sa sva-
kim zborom barem jedan po-
kus "a oyu kao "a sve
zajednicke pjesme prigodom
njegovog obilaska drustava
u oci Festivala.
5. Da bi nastupi pojedi-
nih drustava ma Festivalu bi-
Ii ma sto vecoj visini, potreb-
no je da svako pojedino drus-
two provede u svojim redo
vima reorganizaciju. U vezi
S novom pjevaekom sezonom
potrebno je da drustva po-
vecaju brojno stanje svojih
zborova da uvedu DISCIPLINE
u radu, a narcotic sto Sc tice
polaska i tocnosti dolasks
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

Vrhovni Lijecnik. Prema odredbama locke 1874 do u
kucivo locke 1872 nash Pravla natjecate vrhovnog
ecnka mora biti clan Zaednice mat namanje pet
godna iskustva kao ljecnik (MD); bit zakonito
ovasten ecenje drzav kojoj je sjedste Zajednice
tie stanovati u sjedstu Zajednice
Pravni Sav jetnk. Prema odredbama locke l93 do u
kucivo Tocke 1913 nash Prava pravni savetnlk mora
vreme kad preuzmlje svou suzbu imati najmanje pet
godna praktcnog skustva kao odvjetnk, tie mora Dill
ovasen da prakticra odvjetncko zvane draw koJoJ
je sjediste Zajednice. Prednost maju canovi HBz
Urednci Ia jednGara. Prema odredbama locke Ivy DO
iucivo Tocke 203 nasih Prava naecate "a urednKe
hrvatskog engeskog dela Ia edncara moraju biti maj
mamie pet godna canov Zajednce; moraju bih gradJan
Siedn ienih Drzava iii Kanade te moraju posedovat po
trebnu sposobnost uredvane suzbenog glasa: hrva
skog dijela hrvaskom, engleskog djela engeskom
jezku
Upravitelj Sportsko- -Prosvjetnog Odjeena Prema od
redbama Tocke 206 207 nash Prava naecatel "a upra
vteja SportskoProsvjetnog Odeljenja zaednice mora
mat potrebnu sposobnost vodjenje toga OdJeJenJa
Upravitelj Djecjeg Donna HBZ Prema odredbama Toe
ke 619 nasih Prava tjecate upravtea DecJeg Do
Zaednice morau bt manje pet godna clanovi Ia
iednce morau bit gradjan Sedinjenh Drzava iii Kanade
morau biti ozenjen manje 35 godna start te morau
posedovati potrebnu sposobnost Pravima predvdjeno
skoovane vodene poslovanja Djeceg Donna "a odgoj
djece Domu.
Svi natjeca gore navedene polozaje trebaju stci
Iu Gavni Ured do ponedeka II. rujna 1885, ILL nakon
toga, Konvenciju Zajednice Philadelphia, Pa, prize
nego nominacije doticne poozaje obave
" l. Mandit, glavn predsjednik
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
ELEKTR0NSKA LISICA

Francuski kiberneticar AL
bert Ducro nedavno je javno
demonstrirao novo cudo XII
bernetike - elektronsku IL
sicu kojoj je dao ime Job.
Rad mehanizma tog novog
robota poboljsan je usavr-
Sen do te mjere, da je Job
stekao cak uslovne reflekse.
Medjutim, kad Sc skine koza
kojom je pokriveno tijelo IL
sice-robota, moze Sc vidieti
metani kostur, nacickan fl
MIN mehanizmima, hrpom
plasticnog konca, lampama,
koje Sc pale i case, akumu-
latorima, fotoelektricnim ce-
LLAMA motorima. Motori SUI
ustvari Jobovi misici. Ina i'll
tri: jedan pokrece sape, dru-
gi sluzi "a aktivizaciju cula,
a treci uslovljavaju "karak-
terne efekte". Job "vidi" Ia
hvaljujuci fotoelektricnim ce-
LLAMA, a "cuje" S pomocu
mikrofona koji je snabdjeven
pojacalom. Elektricni kontak-
tt, rasporedjeni ma citavom
kosturu - trupu robota -
predstavljaju "culo pipanja".
Robot ina u izvjesnoj mjeri
i smisao "a orijentaciju, "a
hvaljujuci seriji kontakta ko-
il Sc nalaze ma vratu. S po-
mocu jedne metalne trougla-
ste ploeice, koja vrsi funkci-
ju njuske, Job otkriva pre-
preke vec izdaleka. Medjutim,
ova cudesna zivotinja-robot
reagira ne samo ma osnovu
primanja utisaka iii fizickih
impulsa zahvaljujuci "culi-
ma. Ona takodjer vodi ra-
cuna o ranije primljenim u
tiscima, ma sto Sc staraju po-
tenciometri i releji. Tako ako
Job "opece" njusku prislo-
nivsi je uz topli radiator, on
ce Sc poslije sasvim obazri-
vo primicati swim predmeti-
ma cija je temperature VEGA
cd one koja vlada u sredini
u kojoj Sc nalazi. Job posje-
duje i uslovne reflekse. Ako
Sc nekoliko puta istovremeno
uz paljenje neke svijetlosti
zvizduce, Job &c potrcati pre-
ma izvoru svjetlosti. Poslije
nekoliko ponavljanja Job &c
trcat u pravcu zvizduka i
, onda kada Sc ne pail SWEET
lost. Prednost koju ina CO.
'vjek ne &c medjutim biti do
vedena u opasnost moguc-
noscu da Sc konstruiraju o.
vakvi robot. Ali, kod neoba-
vijestenih ljudi ipak Sc stvara
izvjesno osjecanje nelagodno-
sti kada vide, kako oval ro-
bot reagira upravo kao da je
bice cd krvi j mesa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
NATJECAJI

Deveta Konvencja Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce, kola
sastaje zasjedanje 49, rujna godine Phla-
dephi, Pa, medju ostalim poslovima zborima GlaVne
Uprave Zaednice takodjer zabrat Pravima pred
videne casnke vodjenje rada nhovh Odjejenja Gav
nom Uredu suglasju sa odredbama Pravila, ovime sc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
NATJECAJI IA:
raspisuiu

NATJFCAJI IA:
Vrhovnog Lijecnika
Pravnog Savjetnika
Urednike Ia jedncara
Upravitelja Sportsko- -Prosvjetnog Odjeljenja
UpraviteIja Djecjeg Donna H.BA.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
Civil War Still
Being Fought BY
Mississippi Scion

Laurel, Miss. ---( AMP Desper-
ately looking for new means 10
combat Indignation. a Mississippi
Senator has come up with the
statement that the adoption Of the
ifth Amendment 10 the u. s. Con-
stitution WIS Illegal.
Sen. John e. stennis says he
viii start legal action To overturn
the amendment, which the u. S.
Supreme Court used In It's ruling
against public school segregation.
The 18th Amendment states
that no state shall deprive any
person Of life, liberty or property.
without due process Of law; nor
deny any person within It's Juris-
dictIon the equal protection OF the
laws"
Stennis bases his allegation that
the amendment In unconstitutional
on the fact that the Southern
States were out Of the union when
the article was ratified"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-02
SPORTS BY j. Griffin

Hardman cureton named the Golfers All American at
tackle cmeton sfronU CI4A
Look All American squad selected
Writers Association picked Iowa
State guards: Cueton
tackle respectively They also
outstanding InemAn Of tho year
Pittsburgh elected 10 the Sugar
1856 with
back with Pitt will be the first Negro TO
with talk about BlaItcy or u Of Minnesota
team Paul forgotten
be a varsity Il
II takes 10 be Big grdder
hope he will be able 10 make the squad in tho fall,
Phyllis Wheatlsy boxing will n strong
guidance Davis They strong
the CITY Golden Glove championship