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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12


nici seljaci i radnici bez po-G
moci nase skolovane gospo-
de, koji sada rade da ubiju
macaj vaznost Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
Usuprot propagandista,
konvencija je dala - mandat
danasnjoj upravi. Birala
ie ma dvije liste (u diva bio
ka) iste ljude da vode ovu
hrvatsku bratsku pOtpornu
organizaciju i nadalje. Man
dat je konvencije da Sc cla-
novi uprave urazume i da
slozno i razborito upravljaju
sa Hrvatskom Bratskom Ia
.jednicom. To je VOLTA i glas
naroda!
Dosta je pogledati predane
glasove delegate. Glavni po-
bjednici su birani sa velikom
vecinom glasova i skoro sa
iednakim brojem (par gla-
sova wise iii mamie ne ulazl
u obzir u omjeru S kojom Je
vecinom glasova koji pobije-
dio). Doduse nekima je ma
rasls, glava tih nekoliko VI
Sc glasova, ali ce, vjerujemo,
vrijeme i to ohladiti.
Ina slucajeva da su nekl
dobili izvanredno velik broJ
glasova, jedno sto nisu imall
sposobnog istaknutog protu-
kandidata, drugo sto su bill
kandidati ma obje liste. Me-
diutim sa najvecim brojem
glasova koji su ipak moralno
izgubili. Izgubili su svoje maj
bolje prijatelje.
Doista 1e smjesno, da Sc u
poslove Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice mijesaju oni koji nisu
nieni clanovi i koji "a nju
nisu dali nj crna pod noktom,
pax hoce nasem clanstvu pa
met da sole.
Ali da predjemo ma nasu
glavnu temu. Ma konvenciji
SUI delegati bill organizirani
u dvije suprotne grupe. Nj
jedna nije imala .nadpolovic-
nu vecinu. Treca grupa ne
organizirana odlucila je 0 IL
boru uprave, maine, grupa
povrh grupa.
Rekosmo da je deveta kon-
vencija bila jedna Cd maj
boljih i najsolidarnijih u po-
vijesti H. B. Zajednice. Nije
bilo licnih napadaja niti su
pred konvenciju dolazile ruz.
ne i stetonosne optuzbe. TIC
je znacajno uopce, da smo sc
pokazali kao ljudi braca, a
radi toga sto je jedan die
konvencije bio i ma radir
"Voice of America.
Odlukom konvencije ga.
jednicar" Sc moe povecati zs
jos cetiri stranice u potrebi
maine, ne "a stalno, vec kac
Sc nagomila odvise materija
la. Konvencija je to dala I
mandat Glavnom Odboru ds
stvar uredi.
Konvencija je povisila pla
Gu u uredu stalno manifesto
MIN odbornicima casnicima
Glavni predsjednik &c dobiva
ii $85O.00 mjesecno; glavn
tajnik $4,000; glavni blagaj
mix, tajnik bolesnicke potpor'
i upravitelj Pomladka dobiva
tt &c svaki po $4,000. Ovo
trojici plaza je podignuta x
$4,000 ma mjesec; 81. pred
sjedniku "a $4,000, a 81. tai
niku "a $4,000. Urednici s,
dobili S125.0O povisice te &
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

Prosvjete Sporta najgore je
prosao. On je dobio povisicu
samo cd $4,000 ma mjesec
to &c unaprijed primati $500
mjesecno. Knjigovodja je maj
bolje ispao. On je dobio po-
visicu cd $4,000 ma mjesec
te je izravnan da ce imati
jednaku placu kao i urednici
"Zajednicara". Knjigov o d j
konvencija odredjuje place
dnevnice kao i casnicima, ko-
je bira konvencija, a knjigo-
vodju nebira. On je jedina IL
nimka ma konvenciji. Sto Sc
tice urednika nije pravedno,
jer oni zapravo imaju veliku
odgovornost, uvjek su izlozeni |
i skoro sami moraju da vrse
najglavnije poslove pri ure-
djivanju lista i da promicu
sve aktivnosti u nasim re-
dovima, pax da vode clanske
kampanje i tumace znacaj i
vrijednost Zajednice. Nina
je trebao odbor "a place dati
povisicu barem $4,000 mje-
secno, jer tolik o zasluzuju
, ako ne wise. Izgleda da Sc
islo "a time da Sc urednike
ponizi da Sc kod njih ubije
inicijativa dobra VOLTA "a
promicanje sve dielatnosti
kod Hrv. Bratske Zajednice
iii pako nasi ljudi neznaju
cijeniti vrijednost stampe i
urednika, bez cijeg rada Ia
jednica ne bi mogla doci ma
tako visok stupanj svoje mo-
ci snage.
Konvencija je takodjer po-
visila dnevnice Gl. Nadzor-
nom Odboru, sto je i pravo,
sa $4,000 ma $4,000, tako i
81. podpredsjednicima Dele
gait SUI sebi odglasovali tako-
djer dnevnice po $4,000. Ma
prijedlog Delegate Johna Ba-
dovinca, konvencija je zaklju-
ella da Sc delegatima swim
clanovima konvencije pl a tt
posebno jedna dnevnica, sto
su zasjedali nedjelju, to su
tai dan dobili dvostruku dnev-
nicu, sto ukupno stoji wise
preko deset tisuca dolara.
Ma osnovi toga zakljucka,
konvencija je odglasala t. z.
bonus S t a | n o namjestenim
odbornicima casnicima cd
$5OO.OO.
Konvencija je usvojila pre-
poruku da stalno namjes-
teni odbornici i casnici mogu
imati penziju kod Zajednice
kao i cinovnici, a koji hoce
da moze nadoplatiti zaostatak
"a minute cetiri godine i pre-
ma tome &c imati pravo ma
penziju Cd dana kad je ista
stupila kod Zajednice u krije-
post.
i I pri zakljucku konvencija
je darovala S1,000.OO Ame-
rickom Crvenom Krizu" "a
pomoc postradalima u nedav-
moi poplavi i oluji. Takodjer
je darovala Americko Hr-
vatskom Pjevackom Savezu
81, 100000. Glavnom pax Od-
boru je prepustila da moze
prema svojoj uvidjavnosti po-
magati Pjevacki Savez kad to
nadje "a shodno i potrebno.
Druge vaznije odluke cemo
donijeti naknadno.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
UEP0TE ! B0GATSTVO NASE STARE
D0MOVIkVE REPlBL.lKE HRVATSKE
BOGATSTVA u KRNDUI - JOS JEDNO NALAZISTE
UGLJENA Ottawa BRDA LAPORA CLINE

Ranje znalo da u Krndj ina dobrog kamena "a
zdanie ukrasnog kamena spomenike to nescrpnim
kocnama. Sto skriva Krndiji jos jer
u nju nije jos temeljto zavirio strucnjacko oko.
Nedavno je ispod samog vrha Krnde pronadjen mrki
ugalj vekm naslagama. Poduzece "Krndija IL Nasica
odmah je otpoceo kopanjem Narodni odbor kotara in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
ODLUKE | VAzNIJI zAkLJ LJUCCI MINULE
DEVETE K0NvENCIJE NASE zAJEDNICE

Nisn1o pocetku mali ma umu da Sc osvrcemo ma oVu
znacanu konvencu Hvatske Bratske zaednce Ma to su
mas ponukai komentari usejenickim hrv. novnama,
ko SUI pogresn zobn nastoje da prikazu pojedine lu
de upravu Zajednce so crnjem svijetu, time bate
ovu vecu hvatsku udrugu iseljenistvu, kou
vail zgradi do danasnje moci visne hrvatsk dosee
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

Nasa Zajednica uclanjuje
move clanove cd 16 do IS
godina - bez lijecnicke pre-
gledbe. Iskoristite ovu pri-
liku. -.----.-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

Rijetka je prava ljubav, a
jos rjedje pravo prijatelj-
stvo. - La FOntaine
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12

di, zeljni senzacija, placaju
svaku cijenu "a tn novu mo-
du.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-10-12
Osvrt ma devetu konvenciju Hrv. Brat. Zajednice

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Drugi Milan Vranes *Cheswick Penna.
Treci Math kOvacevich Los Angeles, Calf.
NADzORNI ODBOR
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Sylvia NikSc taniCa *Gary Indiana
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Paul Perisich Clarion, Penna.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Rothschild Is Honored
At New York Dinner

Six hundred leaders Of the
mems clothing industry in New
York City last night honored
Washington attorney Louis
lR6thschild at q testimonial din
ner in observance of his tenth
anniversary as executive direc-
| tor Of the National Association
of Retail Clothiers and Furn-
fishers.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Proxy Rules No Threat
To Press, ANPAIs Told

lbf the NABw. and Miss Charlotte
IA. Engel. trust ofhcer. National
Savings q Trust. who win be
regional vice president Of the
Middle Atlantic division Of the
|NABW In the coming year.
Other members Of the group
|are Miss Audrey L. Belt. assist
|ant treasurer, American Security
"a Trust: Miss 8. Winifred Bur-
well. assistant trust officer, Ma
Itional Metropolitan Bank: Mrs.
Evelyn r. jenkins, assistant vice
president. Old Dominion Bank;
Mrs. Ida p Moore, assistant
treasurer. Clarendon Trust: Mrs.
Vera w. Rhine. assistant vice
president. Union Trust.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
CHICAGO OLiVEsTOcK

CHICAGO, Oct. s IN tUSDAl.--Sai-
able hogs $500: moderately active, gem
orally steady on mixed US. No and
2 grades under $50 ID: weights over 230
10 and mixed No ] and 2 GRADES under
220 ID steady to Is lover; Sows rather
scarce, steady: most mixed US. No
ito IS l90-e7O ID butchers lb.b0-1b65;
4 few hundred mixed No I and 2s l90-
230 70 I5.65-i5.75; one hundred head
Ios ss NJ sso III i 70 :. e lsSo is ns hsss iot
IISo-is5 ID is DO Is so: Butchers over
1910 ID PRACTICALLY absent; larger lots
sevs under 500 ID f4.0O-l5. .25; few un-
der 900 ID to 1895; small lost 5o0-6oo
ealable cattle, $4,000: salabie calves,
800; steers irregular; veights I.160 lbs.
down fairly active, mostly steady. spots
% higher on good and choice 650-1 600
ih; yearlings: steers ,yeighins around
iS loo -: up sensrslly ,a. slT sC INC mostly y
weights l.S5o lbs up; heifers sicy,
higher: bulls steady to weak: yeslers
steady 70 str9nsi numerous loads prime
Iyesrlings and steers up to 1880 lbs.
q. .b0-24, 80; seven loads prime l.16Q-
| l,225 ID. weights 25. 90; one load 26.25;
load high prime l,33S ID. weights "a SO
but most choice and prime 1.250-l 800
| ID. steers 2l.50- 23.50. with. load OF
and yeariings 1000 ibs. down - 50: SO:
tlb. heifers 22.75-23 90; most good "a
low prime heifers lS.50-22.0O; utilits
and commercial COWS l0.25-1300: can
ners and cutters s.00-l015: utility q
low commercial bulls I2.75-l4,00: veal.
ers $500 down; culls as low as 1000.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
|'56 Auto Sales
To Stay High,
Taylor Says

The automobile industry viii
have another big sales year in
1856, fully equal to this year.
predicted Henry j. Taylor. econ
omist and radio commentator for
General Motors here last night.
Addressing the annual fall
economic meeting of the Union
Trust Co. at Hotel Statler. Mr.,
Taylor also forecast another good
year for the construction indus
try with more than q million
new home starts.
He said pessimists who thought
this years auto sales were toe
high were not being realistic.
aWith 56 million cars now on
the road. q replacement Of IL to
Is per cent Of the total can be
expected" he declared. This
means the industry now can
have a 7.5-million to S-million-
car year and still leave the mar
|ket much less saturated than
after some 5-million-car years c!
the past
THE steel industry has COM
|pleted q great expansion pro-
gram and may have TO start all
over again." he said.
Describing exhibits at the
recent atomic conference in
Geneva. he said the atomic en-.
ergy industry In this country al.
ready has more invested In
plants than the auto industry
land that 1t was beyond calcula-
|tion what the future might brinf
In this important field.
THE enormous cost and the
great distance already travelled
Evening star., 1955-10-05
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

An ofiicial Of the Securities
and Exchange Commission has
informed the American News
paper Publishers Association
that its proposed amendments TO
proxy rules are not intended to
interfere with the right Of news
papers to print corporate news.
A letter written by Byron D.
Woodside, director Of the SECS
division Of corporate finance, TO
Cranston williams. general man
ager of the ANPA. was made
public today. It emphasized:
/. That an editor who pub
fishes news stores quoting either
or both contending parties In q
proxy contest is not q participant
in a proxy solicitation and there
fore. is not subject 70 either
present SEC rules or the pro-
posed amendments.
2. That an editor can publish
an editorial with his own COM
ment about Q proxy contest and
not become q participant in the
contest either under present or
amended rules.
3. That an editor can permit
reprinting OF news or editorial
matter from his newspaper with
out becoming a participant.
Contest Participants
Required to File Ads
However, Mr.. Woodside point
ed out that advertisements used
BY those participating in q proxy
contest come under the rules
and must be filed with the SEC
before being used. This is q
long-standing rule and is not q
new requirement, he said.
The purpose of this provision
Is to give the commissions stan
an opportunity to examine go
liciting material emanating from
q participant in q contest. from
the viewpoint Of conformity to
the fair and accurate disclosure
standards of the statute and the
rules" he added.
But I want to emphasize
again that the rules apply only
to persons who take part in a
solicitation. The proxy rules do
not control or regulate what a
newspaper publishes" "
A charge made by a New York
financial editor that the SECS
proposed Tightening Of proxy
rules might lead TO infringement
OF the rights of a free press, has
caused some comment around the
Nation and led to an inquiry
from the ANPA.
The SEC originally intended to
shut OF debate on the proposal
at the end of September 80, but
has extended the time to October
81 in order to give all parties a
chance to be heard.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Dixon Heads Department
| OF Shannon q Luchs

Joseph T. Dixon, Washington
property management executive
for two decades, has been ap-
pointer manager Of Shannon &,
Luchs' property management
department effective October Is.
He succeeds John @. Awkward.
who resigned to accept a post
with an area contracting firm.
The Occidental Restaurant to-
day announced that Arthur
IRiback has Joined the executive
staff Of the organization.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Women Bank Officers
To Attend Convention

Seven women bank officers
from Washington and nearby
Virginia will attend the 33d
annual convention Of the Ma
tional Association OF Bank
Women at Phoenix. Ariz,, octo-
ber 1916.
The group will include Mrs.
Frances B. Poole. assistant
treasurer and assistant secretary
McLachlen Banking Corp, who
is chairman of the Capital Group
Evening star., 1955-10-05
American Security Gets
Annual Report Award

In the final ratings by an in
dependent board Of judges in the
fifteenth annual survey Of "Fi.
Inaneial World" national weekly
magazine, American Security
and Trust Company's 1854 An
tnual Report was judged the best
annual report for trust COM
3panies In its classification.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Posner Elected Head
OF Furniture Club

Sam Posner, representative oi
the Highlander Furniture Co
here. was elected president Of
the Furniture Club of Washing
ton last night at Hotel Conti-
mental. He succeeds Jack Sheer
of the Mengel Furniture Co.
Other officers elected for the
year beginning October ! were
Louis Plaksin. Rowe Furniture
Corp. vice president; Nathan
Kluft. Eagle Bedding Co.. SER
geant at arms; e. A. Pritchard,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Evening star., 1955-10-05

have opened incredible vistas, "
he declared.
Around 200 leaders in the
financial district attended and
President Linwood P. Harrell
lof Union Trust presided.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Washington Gas Deficit
Larger Than Year Ago

Net income Of Washington Gas
Light Co. had q seasonal deficit
|of 6l,067 for August. compared
with net loss of $325.l22 in Au-
gust last year. the company re-
ported yesterday.
Net income for eight months
Of this year aggregated $3.037. .26l
Tvs. $2.90l,158 q year earlier.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Oct. 5 W.-Poreisn ex-
sshSInss ssI,0s s.. sss:: iGiios q ,sSrsas Britain 4
msrket i !. per cent premium or io1 .0sI,
US. cents up 1882 Of 3 cent.
Europe: Great Britain (pounD s2.7sis
up i Of 3 cent; Great Britain 80 day
iisfs srissis q DAY uG iu:rss g Ss1. fsa'
1852 Of : GENT; Great Britain DO das
future 2 5sb up q cent selsiuFs' as'
sRsnssd Rasnss u5eas nea@any msss.r esn esasa.,sRs %
markl 2a.ep. unchanged: Holland tguil-
def1 26.23ta. up .0i u OF q cant; Itals
yLIar .1Bih Of cent, unehAnged: Fpr-
tpgsI tssegdo, $50: unehsnssd; sweasz g
(francl (free) 93,64, unbalanced; pen-
marx tkronet L SO. unchansed.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Oct. tF.--Nationa'
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
INoon Qlptatipnsi
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Pastor Runs Clinic in q Hut
To Aid Sick in Rio SIum Area

parently has spurred the muni-
cipal authorities 70 speed up :
maternity center they are build
ihS nearby.
Sales Of used clothing are an
other part Of the project. These
usually are held once ! month.
Sends Boys q Camp.
M. Riebs. ! native of Cincin-
natl and former pastor IN Day
ton. first became Interested Ia
the fayela through some minors
accustomed 70 play near his
home on Lehlon Beach. Ample
Tying his one-man project, he
arranged for i4 boys 70 20 10
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Knlghihood Conferred
On New Zealand Envoy

Nir Leslie Munro, New Zealand
Ambassador to the United States.
yesterday was named . knight
commander Of the Order Of ST.
Michael and st. George BY Queen
Elizabeth II.
Sir Leslie. Ambassador here
since January. 1852. was among
1000 British Commonwealth
subjects honortd by their sov-
ereian In the traditional New
Years Day announcements
The knighthood conferred up
on Sir Leslie was In recognition
not only Of the diplomats serve
lee In Washington but g his
nations representative to the
United Nations Security Council.
Sir Leslie is serving as president
of the council during January.
Before his appointment 10 the
diplomatic service. Sir Leslie was
In private law practice Ii New
zealand, taught law 81 Auckland
University College and was edi-
tor Of the islands largest news
paper. the New Zealand Herald,
published In Auckland. for ten
years.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Toy Pistol HoIdup
New Year ! Morning
TerTiiies C.eIebranis

DETROIT. Jan. Ia i9-year-
old Detroit couples New Years
eve date ended IN two terrify-
Ing hours today when they were
held at gunpoint with 4 toy
pistol BY an ex-convict. u
The episode began at lam.
when James Camarata and
Mafilyn KArczewski parked mo-
lileiitarily ut q street intersec-
ton III suburban Hamtramck. Z
They told police that Richard
L Stephens, 20. Of Hamtramck
climbed into the back seat Of
Their car. brandishing a.gun.
Mr.. Camarata said. .'He pointed
the gun at Marilyn and told me
to do what he said and we would
not be hurt
The trio drove around for an
hour before stephens asked for
money. The couple had onlJ
Si.50 N<twSeEl them, but Mr..
Camarata agreed To get more Il
permitted 10 stop at an uncle's
house.
Instead. the uncle and Mr.,
Csmafata telephoned police, but
Stephens. wary Of & trap. drove
away. with the sirl.
Ne got only two miles before
| q police car spotted him and
forced hts vehicle to the side of
the road.
Stephens tossed his toy pistol
onto the back seat Of the car
when police closed Ia on him.
He was booked for investiga-
tion Of KIDNAPPING and armed
robbery.
Police said Stephens served
three years IN Leavenworth Fed
eral Prison for mail thefts. He
is an auto worker and Is married
and the father of four children.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

Pukisfunis 10 Vote
A general election wiz be held
Ia Pakistan during 1855. the gov.
ernment announced.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

RIO DE JAN1LRQ, Jan. ls-
4 clutter g tealsl.eskis Noo1sl
snacks jslst BACK g ksaos llss1
Jockey GinD MARKS enc g t..s
worst taxelas @ Mum AEsas y
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As M -.
He has enii3te4 GgAR q
foreisners ana brexlilens in 49, |.
aimed e nettering Lne nNss q
1000 persons 70 tne IzyeiA, n0sh
Catnollc1 ana Frotes tents
They want q supplement the
attention which hlo mulnslpai
eusnorisies eiye ne sl1,l.ss ,1. 1ls. 49,
nitn q 80 popuAAslon Ass1
~ sucn AIeA
Has CIinio d Hut.
T-he ce,ter 81 the uaxtor.s
o,,ers ! =. t;anr n !, 4 lsrae Wooden huf,
I'hers 5 4 clinic e he'd Weskly: n
~ nrak four MONTH ! 900 per-
CONS were treated. i
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80 sr,s Ss,,cs Th;s 4 o,,e' f. fhs
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Ies5c ae ho,,,,ds rhvsicisns - R Is rmows
! siw,,,S fnr asl,rnl,iso dr,,rs M ard
urgas dr,,r coSmnsries y n n r,,al-e
ree,1lar contributions some proa-
Evening star., 1955-01-02

terminal date for several Of these
benefits. For example. In ac-
cordance with law. all education
and training benefits will end In
eight years after January 81 /.
and the loan guaranty BENEFITS
In 10 years. Mastering out pay
ments for commissioned officers
win end in three years.
Rehabilitation.
A Vocational rehabilitation Law
entities service disabled veterans
to basic subsistence allowances
Of up to $40 monthly. plus tu-
ition and expenses to 3 training
Institution for UP to four years.
Today.s action means that
those entering the services after
January 81 win get none Of these
BENEFITS: and that those eligible
BY reason Of service before then
win have to complete training
normally within nine years. and
In some instances within IS
years. after January 81.
Automobiles.
Veterans who have lost the
use Of q leg, an arm. or who are
blind as the result Of service
since June az, 1850, can get up
to $1,000 from the government
towards the purchase Of an auto
mobile or other conveyance,
This benefit win not apply to
those entering service after jan
uary 81.
Housing.
Various Federal housing as
sistance programs provide spec
iai beneflts to veterans. These
| include preferences in occupancy
Evening star., 1955-01-02

Various Federal housing as
sistance programs provide spec
ial beneflts to veterans. These
include preferences in occupancy
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Car Snaps Power poIe.
DCrkens 20 Homes

a 21-year-old Andrews Ar
Force Base policeman was
slightly injured early yesterday
when his car hit q power pole
and plunged about 20 homes into
darkness.
Prince Georges County police
identified the airman as John
Anthony Purdy. Of the 140lst
Air Police Squadron. He was
charged with reckless driving
and speeding. The accident oc-
Cured 1T 2 10 am. on Allentown
road near Route 5.
County Police Pvt. Leo W..
Bury said the airman's car
snapped on q power pole when
the car left the road after miss
ing q curve.
Homes on Allentown road
about hall . mile on either side
Of the accident were without
power for about an hour.
Pprdy was admitted TO the
Andrews base hospital with chest
injuries. He faces q hearing
January 10 In Upper Marlboro
Police Court.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

. yAfcA camp. Next yeAs he hAs
plans 70 take 20 to camp.
srhe fayela Is not simply 4
nest Of crime and laWlssznssA
Is 4 very poor and underprivi-
legged section Of our city, be
says. To my way Of thinking.
these slum dWellers are the par
able Of the Good Samaritan
multiplied . thousand times.
naturally. the problem Il
overwhelming IN It's scope. and
It doesn't appear that q dozen
or . hundred foreigners can
make q difierence Ia the situaS
tion. but IS Christians, the least
Of one Of these deserves al our
love and consideration.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Production Lag Admitted
By East Germany Reds

BERLIN, Jan. waiter N
bricht, deputy prime minister
and Communist party boss ir
East Germany, conceded today
that economic production In the
Soviet zone fell behind during
the past year.
In q year-end message pub
lished in Soviet zone newspapers,
|Ulbricht said productivity was
tagging in countless" factories.
This was one Of the reasons,
he said, why there wasn't sum-
Ecient new machinery for power
plants, and for the metal, chem-
ical and mining industries.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Selossie Kin Stricken
On Return From y S,

OXFORD. England. Jan. L.
Dediasmatch Alnaha Aberrs
Kassa. 27. d. cousin of Emperor
Halle Selassie of Ethiopia. wal
under treatment for poliomyeli-
tis In . hospital here today aftei
being flown from Adds Akaba
The hospital said his condition
was not serious.
Dedjasrnatch AlnahA. . pro.
vincial governor ID Ethiopia. wa,
stricken three weeks ago on Re.
turning home from . tour of tht
United states.