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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

lin zemalja, kao sto su Nor
veska Nizozemska. Maine,
u Norveskoj vec tri i po 60
dine radi jedan atomski re-
aktor, sto su ga podigle te
dvije zemlje, koje sad grade
i daljnja postrojenja, u cemu
su d a lie k o odmakle ispred
mnogih drugih i vecih ze-
MALTA.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
AT0MI UTjECU Ma SURADNJU MEDJU
NAR0DlkAA | Ma 0STVARENJE MIRA

zadnjh dana u svjetskoj stampi mnogo govor o
atomskoj energ vez konferencom svetskh ucenjaka
onomadne odrzana zenevi svicarska. tome citamo
zagrebackom ISL Domu' broju cd 25. augusta canak
"Atomi utjecal suradnju medju narodma" u gavnom
tai clanak prenosmo nase catee jer pisan puckm
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
ProsIava 18.godisnjice odsjeka broj $50
Hrv. Bratske zajednice u Indiana Harbor

Indiana Harbor Indiana. - DruStvo "Harborites" en-
kiposujut odsjek bro 856 HB.Z mjestu pri
redjue ProslaNu l8godsnce svoga opsanka plesnom
zabavom, nedjeu 2. oktobra godne, novoj Hat-
skoj Dvorani ma 4033 Main Street. Indiana Harbor
Ma ovoj naSoj prosavi 18godisnjice opstanka naseg
druSva svira ce dobro pozna Tamburaski Zbor "Zvez
da, ko svoiim sviranjem zadovot stare mladje.
Ia podyorbu gosu b dobre tecne hrane hadnog plea
"a okrijepu
Pozivemo clanstvo naseg odsjeka kao ostae ma
Sc pratelje mas narod ovog obliznh mesta - da
sto vecem broju dodu nasu proosavu 18godis-
mice drustvenog opstanka rada, da krugu svojh
prjatea ugodno zabave do mile wolfe napleSu syrku
uaSe milOZVuCne tamburice!
Dodjite, brace sestre, sto vecem broju nasu
prosavu pesnu zabavu.
Svi dobro doSli!
Catherine Macy, ia ajnica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
CALUMET P0 STRAJKU
Jos. Chesarek
(Nadaljevanje)

Kakor bill re pref omenil, je izhaja teda Calu-
metu slovensk tednk "Gasnk katerega upravtelj sem
bill tr eta. Ustanoven je bill leta 1902 ter je bill last del
niskega podjetja menom Sovenska Tskovna Druzba.
Ustanovite in prv urednik e bill pokoni Franc Schwei
ger XII e prse Calumet sto leo kot JAZZ. Bill e akade-
sko izobrazen ter je bill domovni adiunkt sodn Ker
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

SkO lZODrdZen Ter Je OIL uOn
je bill proved udan pijaci je'
sluzbo zgubil, nakar Sc je po-
dial v Ameriko v nadi, da bo
S svojo izobrazbo dobil kako
primerno sluzbo. Toda brez
dobrega znanja anglescine nj
mogel priti naprej ter je mo-
raj opravljati vsakovrstne ma
vadne posle, da Sc je "a silo
prezivel, medtem ko Sc je u
Gil anglescine.
Ker so takrat prihajali lju-
die il stare domovine trumo-
ma V Ameriko, jih je veliko
prislo seveda tudi ma Calu-
met, XII je bill tedaj ena maj
vecjih slovenskih mas e | b i n
v Ameriki. Schweiger je Ia
eel nagovarjat nekatere slo-
venske trgovce, da bi zlozili
skupaj dovoljno svoto, S ka-
tero bi kupili tiskarno in "a
cell izdajati slovenski list, "a
katerega je bilo siroko pole
v Michiganu in v Minnesota.
z njegovo pomocjo so usta-
novili tiskovno druzbo, ma
bavili stroje in crke in kma-
lu je zagledal luc sveta "Glas-
mix cd Gorenjega Jezera", ka-
terega so pozneje prekrstili
kratko v "Glasnik".
V par letih je list ze pla-
cal delnicarjem prvo dividen-
do. Malone vsi calumetski tr-
govci so imeli oglas v MEM
in mnogi tudi il Minnesota,
kjer je dobil lepo stevilo ma
rocnikov. Schweiger je bill do
ber urednik, XII je izvrstno OBJ
vladal slovenscino, toda vdan
pijaci je veckrat zamudil pri-
ii ma delo, dokler ga nj ne
kega dne zmajkalo popolno-
ma. Odsel je v Illinois, kjer
mu je bila baje ponujena sluz-
ba pri neki rudarski druzbi.
Ia MIN so prisli drugi u
redniki. Eden izmed teh je
bill Ivan Molek, XII je po-
stal pozneje urednik Pro-
svete; potem DR.. Frank Kern,
XII je danes ugleden zdravnik
V Clevelandu. .Nato je ureje-
val list John J. Plautz, XII je
kot mlad decko prisel ma Calu-
met il starega kraja, kjer je
izdelal par gimnazij. On je
bill sin poznanega zivinozdrav-
nika, DR.. Josip Plautza, ka-
teri Sc je udelezil usodne eks-
pedicije cesarja Maksimiljana
v Meksiko. Noben izmed teh
nj dolgo urejeval list. Konc-
no je prisel zopet nazaj
Schweiger, XII je ostal "a u
rednika do zadnjega. Med
tenn sem pa veckrat sam u
rejeval list.
Do strajka nam je dobro
slo. Isto leto smo zopet placa-
Ii dividendo delnicarjem, ka-
teri so dotedaj prejeli nazaj
v dividendah skoraj toliko,
kolikor so placali "a delnice.
"Glasnik" je bill eden izmed
redkih slovenskih ali hrvat-
skin listov, XII Sc je dobro IL
placeval.
KONEC GLASNIKA
Tisto zimo pred strajkom
smo racunali, da bi kupili nov
linotype, ker smo dotedaj sta
viii crke z roko. Toda straj jk
nam je prekrizal racune. Sko-
Ii dolgo dobo stavke je list
1o1,hiJ ckoroi y,cIo1,ico ,oroS
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

lih zemalja, kao sto su Nor
veSka Nizozemska. Maine,
u Norveskoj vec tri i po 60
dine radi jedan atomski re-
aktor, sto su ga podigle te
dvije zemlje, koje sad grade
i daljnja postrojenja, u cemu
SUI d a lie ko odmakle ispred
mnogih drugih vecih ze-
MALTA.
Doprinos nauke
Posljednjeg dana konferen-
CHE u zenevi govorio je vo-
dja naseg izaslanstva prof.
DIR. Pavle Savic il Beograda.
Govor jugoslavenskog izasla-
nika dobro je primljen, ma
rocito kad je rekao, da re-
zultati owe konferencije pred
stavljaju krupan doprinos ma
uke miru i blagostanju ljudi.
Tai doprinos nauke miru
dosao je narcotic do izrazaja
kroz ispoljeni zajednicki in
teres svakodnevnu surad-
nju velikog broja ljudi. Oni
su ovamo u zenevu dosli IL
dalekih zemalja, razlicitih po
drustvenim sustavima, kao i
razlicitih po gospodarskom i
tehnickom stupnju razvitka.
Ali usprkos tim silnim raz-
likama, ucenjaci SUI ma toj
konferenciji izvrsili odredjen
i u svakom slucaju blagotvo-
ran utjecaj, koji Sc odrazio
u punoj suglasnosti gledista
svih prisutnih ucenjaka.
Ucenjaci su Sc prema rije-
Gina dr.. Savica sakupili, da
bi sprijecili, da tekovine ma
uke odigraju zastrasujucu u
logu, i da bi pridonijeli otva-
ranju vedrijih izgleda "a bu-
ducnost. I doista, konferen-
CHA je otvorila Stroke izgle-
de "a napredak covjecanstva
u mirnom razvoju. Ma kraju
svoga govora, DIR. Savic je
procitao poruku predsjed-
nika Tita Svjetskoj atomskoj
konferenciji.
Atomi &c zamijeniti
Ljude po svijetu jos je
najvise zanimalo, kakva &c
stvarna korist biti cd mirno-
dopske i miroljubive primje-
ne atoma atomske snage.
Mi smo vec pisali o primjeni
atoma u nauci, medicini i po-
ljoprivredi. Tu su gotovo ne
slucene mogucnosti, k a k o
nam to ucenjaci il dana u
dan otkrivaju u raznim zem-
llama.
No, glavno je pogonska
snaga. Una Sc jedno: sva
takozvana klasicna iii povijes-
ma pogonska sredstva - a to
SUI drvo, ugljen, nafta iii vodo-
padi - uglavnom prestaju
biti dovoljni izvori "a sve We
&c potrebe suvremene indu-
STRIFE zivota uopce "a po-
gonskom snagom. Drvo je 60
tovo vec sasvim prestalo bi-
tt takvim izvorom "a pogon-
sku snagu, zalihe ugljena pri-
micu sc kraju, a i nafti SUI
vet DAM izbrojapi. Vodopadi
SUI u prirodi vec uglavnom
iskoristeni, a i umjetni Sc
vodopadi ne mogu stvarati
beskonacno. Kriza Sc doduSe
jos nije pojavila, ali su uce-
njaci vec izracunali n je n o
priblizavanje u pogledu op-
ceg slabljenja poznatih izvora
pogonske snage.
No, covjecanstvo Sc vec ne
koliko puta naslo pred TAX
vom krizom, pa Sc ipak sva-
XII put uspjelo izvuci il opas-
nosti takve krize. A sada je
atomska snaga naprosto u
naprijed zaustavila krizu u
gorivu i pogonskoj snazi u
opce. Jos pred koju godinu,
smatralo Sc, da je malo a.
tomskih ruda, jer Sc ruda
"uran" rijetko i tesko pro-
nalazila. Ali Sc to ovih po-
sljednjih godina bitno izrnije-
milo. Urana ina mnogo po
=
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

lahkim jezlkom "a lakSe ra-S
zumjevanje. = Citajte:
Atomska suradnja
A o m S k a zenevska kon-
ferencija zavrsila je radon
pred ocima citavog svijeta, i
ma zadovoljstvo toga svijeta.
Kao da Sc u vezi S time ci-
tav zivot ljudi pc swim kon-
tinentima odvijao u znaku "a
toma, o kojima Sc toliko 60
vori i pise kao nj o cemu
drugome, a sto atomi sva-
kako zasluzuju po velicini
snage, koju proizvode, Kon-
ferencija je zavrsila u znaku
sveopceg smirenja i sama po-
jacavajuci to smirenje, u ko-
jem je uopce moglo i doci do
te i takve konferencije, ma
bite najstrozim tajnama, kak-
We jos svijet nije vidio nj cuo.
Najvaznija, upravo sveljud-
ska vrijednost te konferen-
CHE lezi u onom, sto su u
cenjaci toliko naglasivali po-
sljednjeg dana konferencije
pred svoj razlaz kucama. O.
nj SUI tai zavrsni dan rada
konferencije posvetili surad-
Mi ucenjaka drzava ma po-
lju atomske nauke i prakse.
Oprezno su pritom postupili
ucenjaci, bolje nego sto bi
vjeroiatno njihovi drzavnici:
ma kraju konferencije nisu
sastavljane nj proglasene nj
kakve svecane gromoglasne
deklaracije (izjave), nego su
ucenjaci pojedinacno iznosili,
koliko su vec dosad suradji-
vail kako &c ubuduce teci
ia suradnja.
Zapad j Istok
Dosad smo nerado citali o.
We oznake "a diva dijela svije-
ia, Zapad Istok iii obratno.
Ostaci toga podvajanja o.
stall su doduse u zenevi, ali
kao da Sc tn wise osjetila pie
menita utakmica u postizanju
sto bolje suradnje ma jednoj
drugoj poll svijeta.
Amerikanci SUI n ravn o
mogli isticati svoju prednost:
Amerika maine vec suradjuje
sa AZ zemalja u svijetu, daju-
ci i'm nuklearno (atomsko)
tvorivo "radioizotope" "a a.
tomske pokuse proucavanje
atomske snage. U America Sc
i sada izobrazava 80 ucenja-
ka il 21 zemlje. Osim toga
Amerika je obecala 200 kilo-
grama nuklearnog tvoriva i
goriva raznim zemljama, ko-
je Sc samo jave, da zele gra-
diti vlastite reaktore (tvor-
nice "a atome), "a koje &c
sama Amerika snositi polo
vicu troskova, jer SUI ii tros-
kovi veoma visoki, i vec Sc
javilo 25 zemalja.
Russia je preko svojih u
cenjaka izjavila, da vec su-
radjuje u primjeni atomske
nauke sa svojih pet istoeno-
evropskih zemalja, kao i S XII
nom, kojima pomaze u grad
Mi atomskih postrojenja op-
skrbljuje i'll nuklearnim tvo-
rivom, iako sve u manjoj mje-
ri nego sto>.t to cini Amerika.
Znaca ina lie i suradnia ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21

nikov ter tudi mnogo ogla-
SOW, ker so trgovci bill zelo
prizadeti vsled strajka. Rinili
smo naprej V nadi, da bono
po strajku dobili zgubljene
narocnike zopet nazaj, kar Sc
pa nj zgodilo, ker Sc jih je
mnogo izselilo IL Calumeta,
kamor Sc MISC vec povrnili.
Drugi udarec nam je pri-
zadela Minnesota, kjer so u
stanovili nov list v Duluthu
pod imenom "Narodni Vest
Mix, XII nam je odvzel lepo
stevilo narocnikov.
Leta 1915 sem pustil u
pravnistvo pri Glasniku in
sprejel sluzbo v veletrgovini
P. Ruppe & Sons, kjer sem
ostal do leta 1928. "Glasnik"
je izhajal Sc nekaj casa po-
tenn, toda usoda mu je bila
zapecatena. Leto "a tenn so
delnicarji sklenili tisk a r n o
prodati ma javni drazbi, ka-
tero je kupil pokojni zupnik
Klopcic, XII je nato zacel IL
dajati nov list, pod imenom
"Slovenske Novice, katerega
je zopet urejeval Schweiger.
Izhajal je par let, nakar je
koncno prenehal. Calumet je
ostal "a vedno brez sloven-
skega lista.
"HRVATSKA SLOBODA"
Dosedaj smo vecinom raz-
pravljali 0 Slovencih in nil
hovem delovanju, sedaj pa
hocemo posvetiti posebno po-
glavje Hrvatom, katerih je
bilo "a Slovenci najvecje Ste
vilo izmed slovanskih nase-
ljencev ma Calumetu.
Hrvati so Sc tekom straj-
ka drzali trdno ter je bilo
med mimi mani stavkokazov
nego med Slovenci. Docim je
bio med Slovenci lie malo ia
kin naprednim misljenjem,
so imeli Hrvati svoj socijali-
sticni klub, XII je bill zelo ak
tiven in ze to samo je pri-
pomoglo, da jih je bio po-
vprecno vec, XII so bill navdu-
SEMI "a unijo kot med Slo-
venci.
Tudi Hrvati so imeli svoi
list ma Calumetu, XII je tedaj
izhajal pod imenom "Hrvat-
ska Sloboda". Nj bill tako raz-
sirjen kot "Glasnik" in nj
placeval lastnikom dividende,
vendar je bill zatocisce vsega
hrvatskega zivlja v bakre-
mem okrozju Michigana. Med
strajkom je stal tr dn o ma
strani stavkarjev; urejeval ga
je tedaj poznani Tomo stri-
zic, XII je bill tudi pri vodstvu
strajka. Pozneje Sc je izucil
"a advokata ter odsel v Min
nesoto.
Toda tudi hrvatskemu listu
je zacela po strajku trda pre-
sti. Tedaj je prisel ma Calu-
met poznani hrvatski rodo-
ljub in novinar, Malta sojat,
XII je pozneje prekupil list
ter postal MEGA edini lastnik.
Pozneje je dal listu ime "Hr-
vatska', pod katerim ime-
nom je izhajal, dokler ga nj
prodal leta 1881 Stefanu u
Vrancicu, XII ga je Sc par let
naprej izdajal ma Calumetu,
nakar ga je preselil V Chi
cago, kjer Sc danes izhaja
pod imenom "Americko-Hr-
vatski Glasnik".
Hrvati so Sc zaceli naselje-
vati ma Calumet vec let po-
zneje "a Slovenci. Njihovo
najstarejse drustvo je bio
drustvo sv. Ivana, XII sc je
pridruzilo leta 1903 Sloven-
sko Hrvatski Zvezi. Po zdru-
zitvi S..H.Z. z Hrvatsko Brat
skn Ia iednicn Sc 10 drr1Stun
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-09-21
KONEC GLASNIKA

Tisto zimo pred strajkom
smo racunali, da bi kupili nov
linotype, ker smo dotedaj sta
viii crke z roko. Toda strajk
nam je prekrizal racune. Sko-
Ii dolgo dobo stavke je list
zgubil skoraj polovico naroc-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-18
BlufftOn Youth
Wins Culver HOnOrs

Trooper Bret A. Triplett was
awarded the Silver Tuxis medal this
week at Culver Military Academy
Summer School where he is attending
the 54th eight-week session of the
school of horsemanship.
The medal is the second in a series
of three. Triplett won his bronze med
al last year. The medals carry pro-
ficiency rating based on athletic, mil
itary and horsemanship accomplish
ments. The silver medal is a prere-
ouisite to the Gold Tuxis, highest
award a Culver cadet can achieve.
The award was presented to Trip
lett by his counselor, Colonel Whitney
director of the school of horseman'
ship.
Bret also achieved two other hon
ors. He was awarded the rank OF
Mess Sgt. in the final ranking of the
cadets. He also was awarded the Ma
tional Rifle Associations Sharp
shooter" medal with four bars fol
proficiency in prone and sitting posi-
tions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-18
Jaucees To Introduce Local Motorists
To NeUest WrinkLe-AutO Safety Belt

Auto safety belts, recommend
ed by many experts as standard
equipment for new cars of the
future, will be made available to
Bluffton motorists through the
Junior Chamber of Commerce,
it was announced this week.
ReldOn Schirch has been NAM
ed chairman of the Jaycee's
"Operation Life Belt" which will
sell the belts and install them in
local autos.
The belts have been approved
by the State of Ohio, and several
state safety authorities have re-
commended that the belt INSTALL
alton be made mandatory in all
autos.
The Jaycees will also sponsor
a safety program in the primary
grades of BlufftOn school. Morris
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-18
Many Attend The
Bixel Reunion

The descendants of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Abraham Bixel enjoyed
family reunion at the Peter C. Stei-
ner farm near Pandora recently with
Misses Selma and Lillian Steiner and
Mrs. Edgar Geiger and Richard as
hosts.
After a short program in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Steiner told of
their recent experience on their Eu-
ropean trip, Memo Bixel was elected
president for the coming year, and
Mrs. Willis Amstutz as corresponding
secretary.
Those attending the reunion were:
DR.. Robert Marshall, Grand Rapids,
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hartman
and family, Elkhart, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Miller and son, Berlin;
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Steiner and fam
lily, Sterling; Mr.. and Mrs. Haydn
Steiner, Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. Menno
Bixel, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bixel, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Spallinger and fam
lily, Lima; Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Am
stutz and Lucille, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Niswander and family, and Miss
Hilda Bixel, Columbus Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bixel and Har-
riett, Mr.. and Mrs. Phares Bixel and
family, Mrs. Halle Bixel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Bixel, Noah Diller, DR.
and Mrs. Gordon Bixel, Misses Fern
and Dora Bixel, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
lard Oberly and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Hartman and family, Bluttton
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bixel, Gladys
and Geneva, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Bixel, Mrs. Mary Bixel, Mrs. San
Bixel, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Miller
and Leland, Misses Ruth and Made
line Bixel, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Mar
shall, Rev. and Mrs. E. ]. Bohn, Flea
nor and John, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Steiner, and the hostesses.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-18
ROckpOrt

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kidd, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Paul Kidd of Mercedes, Texas
were Tuesday dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Hauenstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marshall hao
as their guest last week, Mrs. Mar
shal's sister, Mrs. Richard Brakeman
of Newark, Delaware.
Service for Thomas Keith Miller
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Miller. who died at $50 p. m. Tues
day in Memorial hospital, was heiu
on Thursday at Delphos at the Harter
and Son Funeral Home. Rev. Donald
i,ynn officiated and burial was IN the
Walnut Grove cemetery. In addltloh
TO the parents, one sister Sandra kay,
one brother Stanton, the maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Ann Davis, Del
phos, and paternal grandparents MT
and Mrs. Homer Miller, Elida, sur
vive.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harsh OF To-
ledo, were guests of Mr.. Harsh ?
mother, Mrs. Alice Bodell on TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkholder en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kidd, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Kidd of Mercedes,
Texas. Other guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Jaggers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Marshall. Those who enjoyed
the occasion were schoolmates who
attended Rockport school.
Garry and Dennis Spallinger OF
Lafayette, returned home after spend
ing the week with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz.
David Barnett accompanied ms
guest Courtney Judd who spent the
past week in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Barnett to his home IN
Wooster and will spend little vaca-
tion there.
Mrs. Sarah ThrasherN and Frank
Sargent of Lima, called Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Lentz.
Richard McCarty returned home
this week, after spending several
weeks with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Moser of Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Bushone
called Monday evening on Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Reigle.
The Women from Allen county who
are attending camp at Camp Palmer
this week are: Mrs. Myra Philpott
Mrs. Dewey Cummings, Mrs. Harolc
Borders, Mrs. Merle Mcclure, Mrs
Marvin Reigle and Mrs. Wilbur
Lentz.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Myers O.
Lima, visited j. A. Foley Sunday.
Mrs. f. H. Sneary and Frank anC
Roena and Dale Van Meter of West
minister, were callers at the j. A. Fol
ey home Sunday.
A. M. Price is confined at his hom
with light stroke and callers there
his week were: Mrs. Harold LaRue
Mrs. Lena Rockhill, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Jaggers, Floyd Everett, Lewis Rock
hill, MI. and Mrs. Forcie Shlver o
Lima; Rev. G. w. Whyman of Bea
verdam; Mrs. VIM. Lentz, Ernes
Erect, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Allgir
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Basinger o
Columbus Grove.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-18
Hold Services
For Miller Infant

Funeral services were held last
Thursday in the Harter q Son
funeral home Delphos, for Thomas
Keith Miller, infant son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Homer Miller, Blutfton. Inc
baby died at $40 p. m. Tuesday IN
Memorial hospital. Death was at
tributed to pneumonia after nine
day illness.
Surviving, in addition to the par
ents, are one sister, Sandra Kay one
brother, Stanton; the maternai
grandmother, Mrs. Ann DAVIS, Del
phos, and the paternal grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer F. Miller houVe
2, Elida.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-18

GrOman has been named chair
man by, President Oliver Beach.
In addition to Beach other Of
ficers of the Jaycees are Richard
Smith, first vice president; Dean
NOnnamaker, 2nd vice president;
Wayne Amstutz, secretary; and
Morris GrOman, treasurer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-18
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

y u
Estate of Eva IA. Cunningham. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that James |. HUNT
of sol National Bank Building, Lima, ono
will annexed of Ahe Estate of Eva a. Gun,
ningham deceased. late of the village OF
Bluffton. Allen CoprfNy. Ohio.
Creditors are required to Tile their claims
with said fiduciary within four months.
Dated this 2sth day OF July 1855.
Paul j. Rockey
Probate Judge of said County
Aug. 4. IL. 1s
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-08-18
LEGAL NOTICE

Harry L. Barnhill whose residence is un-
Barnhill has filed her petition against him
for divorce on the GROUNDS of gross neglect
of duty in Case number A2979 of the Common
said cause will be FOR hearing after
6 full weeks fr0aa the first publication hereof, (,
RODGERS. RODGERS & WALTZ
July q, Is. Aug. 4. II. IS. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Strutford School Play

A two-act comedy, Room
For One More" will be pre-
sented by students of Stratford
Junior High School. 400 Vaca-
ton lane. Arlington, at 8 pm.
tomorrow and Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
PTA Congress
Elects First Man

John B. Gillilland today was
elected the first male president
of the District Congress of Par
ents and Teachers in the organi-
zation's 50-year history.
Mr.. Gillilland. PAT F street
NV, received 400 votes of the
497 cast during the business ses-
sion of the three-day convention
at the Willard Hotel.
His opponent. Mrs. Samuel
Hook. 438 Juniper lane, Falls
Church. Va, now second vice
president of the organization,
polled 76 votes. Mrs. Hook. a
member of Hyde PTA, also a
candidate for reelection as Sec
ond vice president, led in the
balloting for that Office but
failed to poll a majority. The
convention was to reballot on
that race.
Elected first vice president was
Mrs. Leonard Thomas, of Bur-
roughs PTA. Mrs. C. Rhodes Cox
was elected recording secretary
and Mrs. Arthur Blacklow was
elected treasurer.
Mr.. Gillilland is president of
the Grant PTA and past presi-
dent of Gordon Junior High
School PTA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
StonIeyUrges
Protection in
CuseofAttuck

RICHMOND, Va, May IL up.
-Four steps have been recon-
mendea by Gov. Stanley to give
Virginia the best protection pos
sible in the event of an enemy
.nuclear attack.
The Governor, who witnessed
last weeks atomic tests in Ne
vada. said yesterday he con-
cluded the "best protection we
can hope to achieve is through
an adequate warning and evac-
uation program for the civilian
population"
Following a conference with
State Civil Defense Co-ordinator
j. H. Wyse. Gov. Stanley re-
leased a statement in which he
said he requested Mr.. Wyse to
place greater emphasis on these
aspects of the civil defense pro-
gram:
/. Evacuation studies, espe-
cially of referral areas where
people will have to be sent from
target areas.
2. Enlistment to full strength
of additional volunteers for the
Ground Observer Corps.
3. Organization of additional
Pathological monitoring teams to
determine the amount of radio
active fall out"
4. Surveys for housing and
feeding facilities organized in
such a way as to enable people
of one area to assist those in
another.