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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

Jcf OVdJ ouSJek Je Jeudl OQ 5
udario pred wise cd 60 godi-
ma prvi temeljni kamen danas
najvecoj socijalnoj i bratskoj
narodnoj organizaciji hrvat-
skog naroda uopce. Zabava je
odrzana u odsjecnom Hrvat-
skom Domu, koji je otkupila
drzava radi auto ceste, te &c
isti biti porusen.
Mnogi svijesni clanovi dru-
9Th odsjeka dosli sa il posto-
vanja ma ovu zabavu brat
skog odsjeka broj 4 buduci je
to bila zadnja zabava, barem
owe vrsti u ovom Hfvatskom
Domu. Tako su doSla i braca
il istog postovanja cd Zajed-
nice, kao glavni podpredsjed-
mix Milan Vranes; glavni bla-
gainik Martin Krasic i tai
mix odjela bolesnicke potpore
John Ovcaric sa svojim su-
prugama, pax drugi uvazeni
zajednicari i predstavnici ma
sih odsjeka. Ova je zabava
bila zaparavo zabava svijes-
nih zajednicara manifesto
cija zajednicarskoga bratstva.
Mi smo ujedno bill COST ma
Seq prijatelja Makse Spelica,
a koji je vrlo uvazeni clan
odsjeka broj 4.
Vrijedni predsjednik odsje-
ka, dobro poznati brat Marko
Vinski, otvorio je program
S kratkim ali jasnim govorom
i prikazao predstave koje SUI
Sc odigrale. On je predstavio
trio cd Duquesne University
Tamburitzans, (dvije djevoj-
ke pjevacice i jednoga omla-
dinca koji i'll je pratio ma
harmoniku). Otpjevali su par
pjesama i prinili "a nagradu
burno odobravanje publike.
Pocela je predstava, prva:
"Prosac u neprilici" kratki
saljivi igrokaz, pun humora i
zdravoga smjeha. u ovoj igri
dobro je glumio brat Josip
Kordesi6, pax Rose Ann sCvEl
kovic, Josip Rukavina, odsjec-
nj tajnik i poznata vrijedna
zajednicarka Katherine Trdi-
ma. Dobro su igrali svoje u
loge, ali nasim rodjenim Ame-
rikancima ide posebna cast u
izgovoru u hrvatskom jeziku.
Ia vrijeme promjene po-
zornice progovorio je kraci
govor pisac ovih redaka, u
rednik Zajednicara.
Nakon toga pocela je dru-
ga takodjer Saliva igra "U-
dovica" u kojoj Sc posebno
pokazala sestra Trdina, a jos
bolje Josip Rukavina i Josip
Kordesic. Svi SUI bill dobro
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
"ZAJEDNICAR"
Dobar uspjeh zabave odsjeka br.4
Takodjer i zabave March Of Dimes

nasem Ptsburghu prosu nedelju vece (16. januara)
odrzane dvije znacane zabave Jedna Etn odsjeka
"Andjeo Cuvar", druga Ranknu March of Dimes.
Obje zabave vrlo dobro uspjele.
Kod odsjeka broj bill COST govornik u ime Hr
vaske Bratske Zajednce sto je ba posebna cast
oval odsk e edan cd sest osnvaGa Zaednice koi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

Urednistvo.
nike. On je obogatio nauku
sa preko 300 svojih patenata.
Kao vazne Tesline pronalaske
vrijedno je spomenuti: elek-
tromagnetski izohroni oscila-
tor, elektronske cijevi, teo-
RIA radioaktiviteta, vakum-
ska cijev visoke napetosti, Of
krice terestricke rezonacije i
zakom o sirenju elektricne
struje kroz zemlju, bezzicni
transmiter visoke napetosti,
prenosenje energije pomocu
stacionarnih terestrickih va
Iowa, razne vrsti parnih i plin-
skin turbina DIR. Toliko su
vazni Teslini pronalasci, da Sc
ottawa danasnja pogonska e.
lektrotehnika osniva ma ME
govom principu okretnog.
magnetskog pola. Teslini ma
ucni radovi ispunjali SUI stra-
nice najuvazenijih znanstve-
nih casopisa.
CHM Sc doznalo "a oval We
liki uspjeh Tesle o prenosu
elektricne energije ma dalji-
nu bez zica, nasli su Sc neki
elektrotehnicari, koji SUI po-
cell uzurbano raditi ma teme-
lju njegovih principa, kako bi
moguce uvjerili svjetsku jaw
most, kako SUI i oni uvelike
zasluzni ma tome polju. Me-
dju takovima je bio i Talijan
Guglielmo Marconi, koji je,
radeci ma principu Teslinih
pronalazaka, proglasio svoje
radove ma polju bezzicne tele-
grafije originalnim izumima.
Talijanska je tada propagan-
da udarila u talambase, da je
Talijan Marconi jedini zaslu-
Fan covjek ma tom polju. Ia
je propaganda bila tako u
prilicena i mocna, da je 81
roka javnost bila uvjerena,
da je to doista istina. Ali pra-
va istina je ipak konacno po-
tamnila laz. Marconijeva ma
puhana slava pocela je po-
malo tamniti. Zastrlo je Te-
slino ime. Mas veliki ucenjak
nije dozivio formalnu zado-
voljstinu, jer je istom u junu
! 1943, samih pet mjeseci ma
kon Tesline smrti, Vrhovni
sud II Washingtonu donio od-
luku, kojom Sc posve ponis-
tava Marconijev patent cd
| 1904 gOdine S ObraZlozen lem.
da tai patent ipak nije sa-
drzavao nikakovi pronalazak,
a koji nije bio vec obuhvacen
cd Nikole Tesle. Ovo osuda
je bila samar Marconiju koji
Sc htio okititi tudjim perjem
ii talijanskoj propaganda u
prilicena po visokim talijan-
skim drzavnim funkcioneri-
ma.
Teslu kao ucenjava slavi-
mo, jer je mas kao takov
on je uzoran tip rodoljuba
svoje rodne Hrvatske. L. tin
razloga takodjer isticemo O.
val mas veliki um. On je We
liki dio svojih godina zivio
izvan domovine u stranom
svijetu, a nikada nije zabo-
ravio ma svoj rodni kraj. u
suprot svojoj velikoj zaposle-
nosti, 1.-Two sc zanimao "a do
godjaje u domovini zadrzao
veliku ljubav "a Liku, svoj
rodni kraj. Kao sto Sc mas
veliki ucenjak Dubrovcanin
Rudjer Boskovic u proslosti
ponosio u Parizu, pred in
telektualnim svijetom Fran
cuske, svojim hrvatskim i
slovinskim rodnim Dubrovrli-
kom. -Tako je Tesla svakom
svom zemljaku, koji bi ga po-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19
Cd GIaUnoq
Predsjednika
Y. |. MANDICH
Predsjednik
zas|uzeno priznanje "a ispunieno
0betanje cIanovima u So. Chicaqi

Pocetkom rujna mjeseca prose godine devet odsjeka
Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice South Chicago prredise
jednicki vecanstvenu prosavu 6Ogodsnce opstanka
da nase ustanove.
Pisao onda, da je Zajednici oval korak
brace South Chicago cd velkog znacaa narcotic
cato, jer dokazali ostalom clanstvu diem Amerike
Kanade, osobito mestima gradovima gdje mamo wise
odsjeka, ola slozm radon Gudesa postci moze Nsmo
nj mi Pttsburghu mog vjerovat da je moguce da deve
odsjeka zaednick suradjuju dobrobt Zaednice Clan
stva, kad proslos nj diva odseka nsu edno mog
sto uspjehom provesti
Pisao onda danas ponavljam da je stara kula
zajedncarske svijest gradu probudila da
mozemo veselm ocekvau, da &c onaj velebni po
cetak bratske sloge suradne urodit dobrm plodom Nj
prevario Evo zasto.
Kad PRIMO pozv cd priredjivackog odbora da
dodjem proslavu da lime Glavnog Odbora clanstva
Zajednice odzm pozdravn govor RADIO odazvao
ali jedan uslov Prema zakljucku Gavnog Odbora od
sjec koj svoje prosave pozovu govoika il glavnog
ureda pacau putne troskove ia tolko cenio brat
sku ogu devet odseka South Chicago zeio da suranja
zmedju njh prestane nakon proslave, da bio vo
liam doc svoj trosak ako deyet odsjeka jubiarnoj
kampan prvede pocast 60godisnce Zaednice sezdeset
novh canova nase redove sezdeset suca doara
osigunine To oni svecano obeca svoju zadanu rec
casno odrzal
Izabrali odmah odbor kampanje koem odboru
kao samoj kampanj uzel ucesca pored nash poznath
oprobanh gradtea Zaednce mnogi clanovi canice ovh
devet odsjeka cija nismo vdjeli dosadasnm
panjama.
Odavauci zasluzeno prznanje hvalu cestitke odboru
kampane svakom pojednom gradeu, koji je doprnesao
uspjehu nhovog vjednog pohvata drzim da je vredno
zabezit njhova imena odsjek broj tockica svakog
odsek Broj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

Dvadeset casnih mena pozrtvovne brace sestara, ce
desnice zem stisnut znak zahvae prznanja ime u
prave cjeokupnog canstva zajednca &c njih posebno
nagraditi posati South Chicago cekove ceokupnoj
svoti cd 81, 10000. To oni zasuziG
Doznao sam, da zajednick odbor ovih devet odsjeka
namerava odzat prosavu pocast 40godisnce opstanka
Pomlatka Zajednc. Niece oni zadovoljt odr
zavanem edne proslave dosojne naseg cesog eanstva
South Chcagu nego &c on tu proslavu poveza zvom
kampanjom pocast naseg Pomlatka, pa verue, da &c
odseci gnezda posat ep bro delegate delegatica
cetvrtu konvencu Pomlatka, koa &c odrzat Gary
Indiana, ma g.. 3. 4. srpnja godine
Naprijed dakle, sestre braeo slozno bratski er,
kako sam ono rekao kod vas ma proslav prose godne
danas RADIO ponavljan onu staru poslovcu, da:
Slozna bra6a dvore grade, neslozna stare
gradjuju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-01-19

zivot je zadaca, koje. Sc
moraju Mivljavati da i'll Sc
nauci. - Emerson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-05
Lafayette

The WomenB Fellowship of the
Congregational Christian church will
meet Thursday at the home of Mrs
Don Williams with Mrs. Howard Hell
ser associate hostess. pevotions by
Mrs. Clarence Long, topic, Mrs
Vernie Jet.
Mrs. Vern Griffin of Mt. Morris
Mich, and Mrs. Harold Griffin of
Boon, Mich, visited over the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Chapman
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Arnold of
Lima called Saturday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. Daisy Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cole of Sarasota,
Fla, were Sunday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robin
son and daughter Joyce.
Mrs Floy Miller of Alger spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Ethel
Helser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Scott and daugh-
ter of MarVista, California arrived
Saturday evening to spend two weeks
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Hawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Hawk were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Hawks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Core, Co
lumbus Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Long were
Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Staver of
Lima were Sunday afternoon guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hawk and
family.
Avery Kidd and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Charles Kidd and children of
Cleveland visited relatives here sew
eral days last week.
Recent callers in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Long were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hollan and daughter Shar-
on, Dwight Long and son Ronnie of
Lima, Howard Helser and Rev. Guy
Chaplin.
The Brotherhood class of the Meth
odist church sponsored a fish fry,
Monday evening, in the basement of
the church with the Rev. Thomas of
the Harrod Christian church showing
pictures of his trip to the Holy Land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorance Thompson,
Betty Lou and David were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Thompson and daughter Pamila
at Waynesfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Hefner and
Mrs. Inez Lippincott of Hamilton,
Ohio, and Rev. James Guthrie of Met
amora attended the funeral services
Thursday of Mrs. Charles Guthrie.
Mrs. Darwin Hull, Jane and Rodney
and Mrs. Lew Hullibarger were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Criblez and family of Bluff
ton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-05

Rev. and Mrs. Eddie Snyder and
sons of Cygnet, Ohio, were Sunday
dinner guests Of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Frederick of
Dola called "Wednesday afternoon in
the home of. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. VOL
lett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall visited
Sunday afternoon in the home of
their son, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall.
Mrs. Vesta Shrider and Mrs. Eliza
beth Donahue of Lima called Sunday
evening in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Robinson.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-05
Hold FMeUeU For
Oldest Member OF
st. Mary's Parish

Mrs. Lousia Groman Schmidt,
eldest member Of st. Mary's Catholic
church parish, and first person to be
christened in the church back in 1865,
was guest Of honor at a farewell party
last week in the basement Of the
church on Lawn avenue.
Mrs. Schmidt il moving to Lima
where she will make her home with
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Schmidt, 1857 Independ-
ence street. Mr.. Schmidt passed away
10 years ago.
In addition ~ Martin there are
four other sons, Herman, Bluffton;
Julius, Columbus; Lewis, West Unity;
and Celestine, East Liverpool.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-05
FiUe From BLuftOn
Win Superior Rates

Five Bluffton pupils earned superior
ratings last Saturday in the District
Three junior high and elementary
additions of thelOhio Music Educators
association.
Superior ratings were won by Con-
ME Patterson, viola solo; Judy Hilty,
violin solo; Nancy Patterson, violin
solo; Mary Margaret Steiner, piano
solo; and David Little, trumpet solo.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-05
CIR Pupils To Take
Scholarship Tests

Fourteen students from the Cory
Rawson high school will participate
in the final district-state scholarship
tests at Bowling Green State univer-
sity Saturday.
The students are: Biology, Marilyn
Zimmerman and Ruth Stewart; gen.
eral science, Merlin Marshall and Alan
Rettig; physics, Don Marquart a n d
Richard Kurt; algebra |, Dorothy Dill
ler and Dean Biery; plane geometry,
Paul Hicks and Janet Niswander;
American history, James Warren and
Marilyn Smith; world history, Ivan
Dangler and Jack Rogers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-05-05

POTASH is the essential element
in alfalfa fertilizers and manure
may be used to finish all or part of
~
Evening star., 1955-06-18

located on Cedell avenue.
ters Heights; cost. $4,000.
Carl NJ. Freeman Inc,
Evening star., 1955-06-18

Georgetown road Bethesda Fifteenth and Ksokse
builder; apart Chfum
1900 lment located onSsS
Evening star., 1955-06-18
Apartments and Schools
Set in Prince Georqes

owner, Max Construction Co.,
builder; six dwellings to be 10
Gated on Rolling Ridge drive,
Rolling Ridge; to cost from ST.
900 to $4,000, r. x. Mcclellan,
architect.
webwex Corp. 109 Audrey
lane, Oxon Hill, owner and
builder; four dwellings to be 10
Gated on Livingston road. Birch
wood City: cost. $500 each.
Prince Georges County School
Board. Upper Marlboro, owner,
John Tester & Son, Inc, builder;
school building to be located on
Oxon Hill road. Oxon Hill; cost,
l$950,000. Walton & Madden.
architects.
Ernest Birkett, 6138 Livingston
road Sc, owner and builder: one
dwelling to be located on Muir
drive, Houghs Park; cost, $4,000.
Carl Lemar John, architect.
Harry Poretsky & Sons. Inc.
500 Riggs road, Hyattsville,
owner and builder; two dwellings
to be located on Cox avenue,
Chillum Terrace; cost, $4,000
each.
George Boniface, Washington,
owner, c. @. Williamson. builder;
one dwelling to be located on
Maryland avenue, Parkland; /;
cost, $15, 200. j. P. Strong, archi-
tect.
Robert M. Bradshaw, 1901
38th ST., Brentwood. owner and
builder; eight dwellings to be 10
Gated on seth place. Radiant
Valley; cost. $4,000 each.
Joseph Laughlin, 7425 Aspen
court. Takoma Park, owner;
Opha Mays, builder; one dwell
ing to be located on Aspen ave-
nue., Takoma Park; cost, $13,500.
Ralph Pumphrey. 1922 Park
way terrace, Suitland, owner and
builder; two dwellings to be 10
Gated on Book road, Rosecroft
Park: cost, $4,000 and $4,000.
Wilburn Schroeder, Clinton,
ou,ner Klamath OIick builder I.
one dwelling to be located on
Radcliffe drive, College Park;
cost, $4,000.
James folsom, Robin lane,
Camp Springs, owner, r. P. Keif-
lin, builder; one dwelling to be
located on Robin lane, Camp
Springs; cost, $4,000.
Roland Crismond, 1922 Suit
land road Sc, owner, r. P. Keif-
lin, builder; one dwelling to be
Evening star., 1955-06-18

Among building permits is
sued in Prince Georges Count.
were the following:
Edward L. Walter, 5121 Fifty.
third avenue Camp Springs
owner and builder; two dwell.
ings to be located on Browns
lane. Rosecroft Park; cost, $10,-
900 each.
Frank Reynolds, S431 Seventy.
eighth place, Forestville, owner
g. D. Tharp. builder; one dwell.
ing to be located on Maple street
Temple Hills Park: cost, $11. 900
Hunter L. Gardner, 1921 Blue
ridge avenue, Wheaton, ownel
and builder; one dwelling to be
located on Riggs road, Hillendale
Forest; cost. $14,500.
Badini Construction Co. Inc.
14O5 Stateside drive, Silver
Spring, owner and builder; one
dwelling to be located on Davis
boulevard, Camp Springs; cost
$11, 900.
Herman Brandt, 1922 Glenside
drive, Takoma Park, owner ano
builder; two dwellings to be To-
Gated on Livingston road, Liv-
ingston Oaks; cost, $4,000 each
Theodore Taxin Inc, 5327
Twenty-eighth street NE. owner
and builder; II dwellings to be
located on Eighteenth avenue
and Crosby road. Riggs Park
Estates; cost, $4,000 each.
r. M. Bradshaw, 1901 Thirty
eighth street, Brentwood, owner
and builder; two dwellings to be
located on Landover road, Chev-
erly; cost, $4,000 each.
Smith, Messenger, Jacobson
7427 Aspen court, Takoma Park
owner and builder; one dwell
ing to be located on Aspen ave-
nue., Takoma Park; cost, $14, 900
Elwood Richie. st. Barnabus
road Sc. owner and builder;
one dwelling to be located or
Everest drive, Hillcrest Gardens;
cost, $4,000.
Ernest Read, 112 Wilmington
place Sc, owner and builder;
one dwelling to be located or
River View road, Silesia; cost
$l7.500.
s & s Bldg. Corp, 1928 Keat-
ing street, Hillcrest Heights
owner and builder; 81 dwellings
to be located on Riviera street
NARROW Heights; cost, $4,000
each; r. P. Boyd, architect.
Rolling Ridge Dev. Co. Inc.
1905 Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-21
READING-STUDY
AT UNIVERSITY
Improvement Program De-
signed For Students Plan
ming to Enter College
15-DAY COURSE

An unusually busy summer pro-
gram has been scheduled by the
Reading Clinic of the University
of Delaware in all phases of its
operation. Children, high school
students, and adults all have been
considered in the offerings plan
ned by DIR. Russell G. Stuaffer,
director of the clinic.
Over 10 children will become
better readers this summer be-
cause of a careful planned six
week training program scheduled
for the fifth consecutive year at
the University of Delaware. The
program will be held on the New
ark campus from June 20 to July
20. The summer reading session,
which is in addition to the labor
atory school operating all year,
will be composed of two groups,
a developmental class and a rem
edial class. The developmental
group will include pupils with
sub-standard reading ability,
while the latter division will be
comprised of children experience
ing difficulty on learning to read.
Children enrolled in the univers-
ity's reading program will attend
special sessions for five days each
week throughout the six-weel1
clinic. Glasses for developmental
students will be one hour in leng-
tn, and pupils in the remedial di-
vision will spend two and one
half hours at the clinic each day.
Pupil tuition for those in the de-
velopmental class is $40 per SEM
ester, while the fee for remedial
Smyrna times., 1955-04-21

members is assigned on an in
dividual basis.
Four graduate courses as well
as laboratory observation on child
reading development will be avail
able to elementary school teach
ers. The courses, Foundations of
Reading instruction" Diagnosis
and Correction of Reading Re-
tardation," Analysis Of Reading
Retardation" and Remedial Read
ing Techniques," will be taught by
DR.. Stauffer and Millard Black.
The courses have been designed
to give the elementary school
teachers practical experience as
well as to provide theory. Includ-
ed in the course plans are DEM
onstrations during the lectures,
scheduled observation periods in
both classroom and clinic, and ac-
tual practice in testing and teach
ing retarded readers.
Teachers who are studying the
reading problems Of children will
have available a special observa-
ton room in the clinic with a
one-way vision screen for viewing
the progress of the children. Sum-
mer school students enrolled in
the course, Analysis of Reading
Retardation, will conduct inform
al inventories in various phases
of reading and will learn to in
terpret and administer their find
ings from these studies. The
Smyrna times., 1955-04-21

hardtop styling, but wants the roominess and
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A four barrel carburetor, unique new high.
compression spark plugs, and dual exhausts
are yours at no extra cost Features like these
are usually extra on medium-priced cars.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-21
RECEIVES CERTIFICATE
Memorial Bridge Police sgt. COM
pletes Course at Northwestern

pletes Course at Northwestern
In order to improve the per-
sonnel management of the Della
ware Memorial Bridge polio e
force, Sgt. Scott w. Rees recently
completed a two-week course on
the subject at Northwestern Uni
versity, Evanston, ILL.,, it was an
nounced this week by Charles T.
Gallagher, Jr., general manager.
Sgt. Rees received a certificate at
the end of his course and Ray
Ashworth, Acting Director of the
Traffic Institute at Northwestern,
commended him for his Sustained
interest and application during
the period of instruction. Seven
hours daily were spent in class
plus evening study devoted to re-
view of notes and completion of
reading assignments, which Mr..
Ashworth said constituted rigor-
Gus schedule. "As a result of his
study" Mr.. Ashworth informed
Mr.. Gallagher, your officer is
equipped to help you improve your
department personnel manage
ment activities" Sgt. Rees will
present a written report of study
on the course and will offer sug-
gestions and recommendations to
Mr.. Gallagher for improvement of
services in the bridge police de-
partment, it was pointed out. The
goal of the course, Mr.. Gallagher
said, is to give department repre-
sentatives an understanding of
personnel management, principles
and methods, tried, tested in busi-
ness and industry and some few
departments, for their effective
ness in improving the quality and
quantity of work conducted by
people. Mr.. Gallagher commended
Sgt. Rees for his application to
the course and said he felt sure
that it would reflect in improved
services at Delaware Memorial
Bridge.
Smyrna times., 1955-04-21

Does that mean my CT allowance
will be cut off?
A-Not necessarily. Your GI
allowance will not stop, so long as
it is established that you still are
a trainee in all respects except
pay.
Q-Is it possible to collect CT
unemployment pay at the same
time 1 am enrolled in school un-
der the Korean CT Bill? Since 1
am in school, I am not working.
A-No, it is not possible, under
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QUESTIONS and ANSWERS

Q-I am taking on-the-job
training under the Korean CT Bill.
Although I have not completed
my training, my employer has in
creased my pay so that now I am
receiving the beginning wages
paid to fully-trained worker.
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disability compensation pay by
reason Of my dependents. What
does VA consider as the effective
date of those increased payments?
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the law, to obtain CT unemploy-
ment allowances while you are
enrolled in training under the
Korean CT Bill. Although you
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may not be working, you are
drawing monthly CT training al
lowances from the Government.
Q-I am entitled to increased
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class members will also give
standardized reading tests to the
children.
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