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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

how things are product-wise
Isaturation-Wise, etc.-wise.
The high point Of this spool
lis reached. however, in the air
ing Of q teievision show called
Midnight With Madeline" BY
this time things have become
IS ome " hat complicated. Cyd
Charlse has shown up. vowing
herself to be inyulnerable to ro-
mantle assault. Daley has got
himself gloriously cockeyed and
tried unsuccessfully to make his
boss FIRE him. Kelly has knocked
out his fighter TO prevent him
from taking q dive and some
|gangsters are after him.
So all OF this descends upon
Madeline. whose program seems
to be q blend Of the worst
features of Strike It Rich" and
This Is Your Life" q couple Of
shows not lacking In eminent
worst features. Miss Dolores
Gray takes over here and turns
out to be q pure, unalloyed de-
light as the TV Madeline. She
has been sitting around watch
ing television, that's what Miss
Gray has been doing.
She knows all the tricks. She
projects so forcefully she Just
barely misses blowing tubes In
all receivers tuned in. She wears
q set smile almost to the end of
a snarling answer to one OF her
questions before she listen s
enough to realize what's being
said. When one Of her victims
rips in two the certificate en-
titling him to q lifetime supply
of something or other and
growls that he doesn't need any
thing from her. she manages q
quick grin and q cheerfuIly
inane remark.
In the end her show degen-
crates into real saloon brawl,
with the three one-time buddies
reunited in warfare against the
gangsters out to get Kelly. When
it's all over Madeline faces q
camera amidst the wreckage.
turns on that ersatz smile and
her synthetic enthusiasm, and
advises all to remember that they
saw this touching human inter-
est story on Midnight With
Madeline.
The writers did an excellent
job in outlining this satire and
Miss Gray Is Just plain wonder
full In her execution Of 1t.
~
With this cast 1t is no surprise
that Kelly and Stanley Donen,
who shared the direction, have
worked In some superior dance
numbers. The best of them
comes along at the start Of "It,s
Always Fair Weather" with
Kelly. Daley and Kidd zestfully
romping through an imaginative
frolic on early morning Manhat-
tan streets. Kelly also has a top
notch solo number complicated
by roller skates. Miss Charlse,
a real dreamboat. has only one
song-and-dance number, but does
1t sticky with the aid OF a chorus
OF punch-drunk denizens Of
Stillman's Gym.
Mr.. Kelly may not have an
other Academy award contender
going for him in the Capitol's
new screen attraction, but it's a
most agreeable entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16


meet again in this very Third
avenue bar 10 years hence to
prove that their friendship is
everlasting.
They meet. all right. One
dan Daley has shelved his
ambition to become great art
list TO become instead q stuffy
advertising executive. Another
(Michssel Kidd is the proprietor
Of q Schenectady hamburger
stand instead of the great chef
he had dreams of becoming. The
third tGene Kelly has nothing
to show for his 10 years but
ownership Of . mediocre fighter
he won in q crap game.
So now they hate one another,
If not on sight within about
three minutes Of reunion. There's
o fine comedy scene as the
CinemaScope camera focuses in
on each Gust like television) as
they sit uiserably going through
the motions at a painful lunch
con in q swank restaurant.
4 \ \
There's another highly comic
passage when Daley and q set
of fellow advertising men get
into q conference. Conversation
wise agencyese is demonstrated
to be quite a ludicrous language
as the boys get to talking about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16
THE PASSING SHOW
New Kelly Tune Film
Sharply Spoofs "
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

If thought union with the movies would turn Trivial Tor
the pubc affections into dutful spouse TV N for surprise
sacal sharpshooter in the employ OF the MIN
factories eevision having comic aspects
of these Of NON has taken aim and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

let fly in Its Always Fair
Weather" the new musical
which arrived yesterday at
Loew's Capitol. Television win
survive. but this is a most divert
ing spool.
Producer Arthur Freed and
Scenarists Betty Comden and
Adolph Green may be accused
Of shooting ducks in rain bar
rel. but only by those winged.
Television is fair game. As a
matter of fact. the joshing Of TV
In TITS Always Fair Weather"
is achieved without straying too
far from the facts OF video life.
X i 4
The principal figures in this
cheerful and tuneful If not epic
CinemaScope and Eastman color
frolic are three wartime buddies.
They separate in i945, yowing TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

"ITs ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER" an
MGM picture, produced by Arthur Freed.
directed BY Gene Kelly and Stanley
Donen. scfeenplay BY Betty Comden and
Adolph Green, music By Andre Preyin,
lyrics by Miss comden and Green. AT
the Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-16

Joy csrmody. dromo editor Of The Star.
Is on vacation. His column will be
resumed on his return.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08
Citizens Undertaking Establishment
l ncorp o r a t e d

The loyalty of our friends
enables US to give the high
est type of service at tn.
lowest cost. Lady attendant,
at all times. Free ambu
lance service within the city
limits. Phone 2-8246.
Located at $50 Common.
wealth Avenue, N. E., Roa
noke, Virginia.
Thirty consecutive years o.
service to Roanoke and sur
rounding communities will
no extra charge within {
radius Of 100 miles.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08
DR.. John H. Stokes Reviews
Book For Library Reading Club

DR.. John H. Stoke, Chi.
ropractor, reviewed tn G
BOOK, cts Yours for the
Asking" at the regular
meeting of the Gainsboro
Bra n h Library Reading
Club on Monday, January
3 at 6:30 pm. The speaker
is the author of the book
which he reviewed.
t e chapter headings
were outlined in a most COM
prehensive manner. Many
positive attitudes for OBJ
tanning needs were recon-
mended by the author. The
following were the chapter
headings which formed the
outline for the review:
Seeking Guidance Law,
System, Guidance" "Law
Of Cycles" "Yours for the
Asking" "How the Plan
Works, I" "The Law at Work.
"The Game by the Golden
Rule" Abundant Living"
and Conquer Your Fear"
DR.. Stoke stated that the
individual must set a goal,
and then, step by step strive
to attain it. He further stat
ed that with this type of eff
fort and positive thinking
the goal is yours for the
asking.
A question and answer
period followed the Book Re-
view.
DR.. Stoke presented the Ii
brary with a copy of his
book, "It's Yours for the
Asking" 1t was noted that
this book has now realized
the seventh printing.
All in attendance com.
mended the speaker for the
ercellent review.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08
THE TRIBUNE

their disability compensa
ton.
Basic monthly subsisten
ce rates Ufor disabled vet.
Grams studying full time ir
schools and colleges are SIC
without dependents, SOS
with one dependent and
$40 with more than one
dependents.
Basic rates for on-the.
job training are sos with
out dependents and 500
with one or more Deepen
dents
Rates for veterans en-
rolled in combination types
of training may be some
what higher than the job
training rates.
Additional allowances
may be provided, depending
on the veterans degree of
disability and the number
of additional dependents
they have.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08

TEA PARTIES ARE BECOMING VERY FASHIONABLE these
daysand with good More learning hou Ia
make boded Of tea and consequently tea no longer
beverage for ladies' afternoon meeting but is
the means Of paying back social obgaoneven when
men are included among the guests 1890
tea party because REQUIRES very l;ftfe cr
paradon and the hostess like invite two or twenty
over, finds serving simple matter. ~
Ine most important thing party is the tea itsef
easy TO make good tea for crowd certain
basic facto-ie boiling water correct
ing time 10 make tea for crowd is recom
mended to standardize the quality The following
size, VIII help you prepare good cup of tea.
10 make about 20 of tea bring drawn
roT %dte 70 FULL rolling boil Immediately water
proved tea is apt to be bitter Undebrewed be dull in
naVor arona Stir a
Wen serving tea for teapotsone for The tea
concentrate and with Pour enough
INTO cup to obtain the desired strengthe with hot water
serve with milk or lemon Note Due concentration
OF the ted good quality Of tea addition
hot vate phe tea is being seroed oi Immediately the
concentrate ana enable you to sparkling
~ OF an unusual way to serve sandwiches,
ut OH he top and bottom of small pmpernkel
pead Free and of knife close
crust 10 make
spread ceeSe or sandwich spread between
nam chicken or beef with little sosne butter
70 mold layers together also DC used layers crust
oil bread Cut through to make weage-shaped sanwes NS)
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08
HOl.jlIiNs
BY Mrs. Hammond Jones

BY Mrs. Hammond Jones
The "Jolly IL" had their
Christmas party on Monday
night, Hecember 27, at the
Sadlers Sweet Shop. TIL e
members exchanged gifts.
There were guests present
from Roanoke and Hollins.
1t was an enjoyable event.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis
had an elaborate party New
Years Eve at their home at
which the guests were high
" entertained. Everyone
wished a Happy New Year
as whistles blew and bells
rang the old year out and
the new year in.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Croson Of 716 Fifth Ave.
N. E., entertained the Jolly
II and friends t a lovely
party December 30. Every.
one enjoyed themselves.
Mrs. Rosa Bolden had as
house guest during the hol.
idays, her brother, Mr.. Der.
tram Philpott of Columbus
Ohio.
Yours truly, the Ham
mond Jones, entertained
friends of Hollins and Roa-
ncke with a lovely party on
December 20. The affair
was a real success and was
enjoyed by everyone pres
ent.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08
Veterans News


Eligible disabled veterans
of post-korean service may
receive education or train
ing at Government expense
with tuition, supplies and.
In many cases, subsistence
allowance provided under
the Vocational Rehabilita.
ton Act VA said.
Disabled veterans may be
eligible if: (1) they suffer
ed a service-connected dis
ability in active service since
June ~, 1850, which would
entitle them to compensa-
ton, or, but for the receipt
retirement pay, would emit
tie them TO compensation
(2) they were discharged or
released under conditions
other than dishonorable and
(3), VA determines they
need vocational training DO
overcome their handicap.
All three conditions must
be met. d III, 10 csi
Eligible veterans may get
training of such character
and length not to exceed
four years as is necessary
to restore their ability to
work. Veterans may APP
ply for vocational rehabili-
tation after discharge, or
while hospitalized awaiting
discharge.
Before disabled veterans
begin training, they will be
interviewed by VA counsel
ors. If necessary, t h g y
will be given a sesies of
tests to detehmine their ap-
titudes and interests. This
together with a review OF
the veterans educationa'
and employment eXperien.
ces, will enable the VA
counselor or training Off.
Ger to advise the veterans
as the training they can get
Eligible veterans may be
Cd enrolled in schools OF
colleges; (2) placed in ap
premiership or other on-the
job training; or (3) enter
ed in institutional on-farm
training programs + other
programs which combine
school and job training.
Subsistence allowance
While in training and for
two months after rehabili
tation. the disabled veterans
r. eve subsistence al
fowances in addition to
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08
UNCF Choir Begans Sixth
Year On NBC

New York--United Negro
College Fund Choir began
its sixth year of continu-
Gus broadcasting over NBC
this year. Morris Brown led
off with the January End
broadcast. They are to be
followed by the combined
choirs of Atlanta UNIVERSE
ty, Morehouse and Spellman
Colleges for January 9.
The program is a public
service feature of NBC and
features 81 Of the Negro
choirs of schools represent
ed In the UNCF.
Choirs featured for the
rest Of the month are Ben
nett College of Greensboro,
N. c., January 16; billiard
University, New Orleans.
La, January 90; and Fisk
University, Nashville, Tenn,
January 80. Consult local
stations for time.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08
CORRECTION

The LeMoyne College OF
Memphis, Tenn, will be pre-
sented January 16 on the
United Negro College Fund
choir broadcast over Abe
radio as the program by
Bennett College, Greensboro
N. c., previously listed for
that date, has been can
celled because Of mechani-
cal ifficulties in recording.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08
Cainsboro PharmrcyC Closes

Due to the illness of DR..
r A. Robinson, the Gains
boro Pharmacy, Alb Gains
boro Road, N. w., is now
closed and will not reopen
for business.
All prescriptions for the
month of December will be
made available to the drug
list of your choice for refill.
prescriptions. that cannot be
refilled under Federal Law,
will not be available.
Signed,
DIR. F. A. Robinson,
Pharmacist
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-08

r. w. CLARK, President Treasurer, is graduate
OF Renouard School of Embalming, New York City.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25
Flue Cured Tobacco
Marketing Coop
Meetings This Week

I. II Weeks General Manager
81 Frue Cured Cooperative stabi-
i.kat.0n Corporation, called en- all
COUNTIES growing fue-cured TO-
baceo to send large delegation
81 growers to one OF three Area
Sterilization Meeting which are
ID be held IN the Virginia flue-
cured belt. Meeting have been
scheduled as fellows
March % 80 p. m Chatham,
Chatham Theatre March IS 10
a. m. Halifax. and March Is 2 80
D. m Lacrosse Lacrosse High
School Auditorium.
Members Will get a fir3t-hand
report on the operation Of the
naLion's largest Cooperative from
the standpoint o. membership
The Cooperative IS owned and
operated by more than 5il 000
members III Georgia. Florida. the
Carolinas and Virginia
Other highlights OF the meeinq
alA be an address by II G Bla
LOCK. president Of the Virginia
Farm Bureau. and a report on
Tobacco Associate, Inc, b. Of
fIcaLs Of that organization Elec-
ton OF Stablization's Advisory
Committeeman and delegates 10
the CopperatiYe's Annual Meeting
III Raleigh on June oath VIII be
features Of each meeting
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25
New Canton RID

Mrs Nancy Davis and Mrs
T7elra Forbes, Of Richmond we're
dinner guests on Sunday In the
hoErye 81 Mrs Mary r Davis
Mss Mary Snoddy spent last
Sunday AZ her home near Mt
TABOR
Little Miss 10 Ann snoddy is
improving from hef recent ~
ntSs
Eugnette Newton. of Washing
ton. ID c. was week end guest
IN the home Of ms parents. Mr.
and Mrs Clyde Newton
Rev Bercaw, OF Martlnsbure
W va. and Miss Sue Henry
CLARK. Of Madison College Har-
rison6urg. spent several days last
geek III the home Of Miss Clark Is
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon
CLARK.
Nj and Mrs l.. Toney and
Mrs n A Martin spent last Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs Stuart
Harris at Mosely Va Mrs Har-
Ills. Who before her marriage vas
Mess Grace Yancey continues
very I'LL
Nj and Mr.. Richard Shep-
p4rd are receiving congratula-
tons on the arrival ofAa new
daughter Ruby Pearl at h Rich
mand hospital recently
Mrs ] r Phillips vas hostess
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25

5eoatsvlIle ard Esnsort sectl0n on
Sunday. April H.
Members o. the committee for
arrangements were Mrs Kelly
Graham. Mrs. Wilfred Lloyd Rees,
Mrs Harold MAYO and Mrs. Har-
~ Langhorae. Homes or the tour
we're Edgefn. home 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Farley Cox Rhdlands, home
of Mr. and Mrs Robert Hil Car
tag Sherwood. home q Mr. and
hI William Gaze Brady. Bolton
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs John r.
iIgortll Christ Church OlendoW-
ct. built IN 1892. Glendower,
hpn1e Of MT. and Mrs E. L. Brad
Icy, Tot.er. home Of MIR and Mrs
stuart Morgan: Old Woodville.
horne Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Daniel Van
Chef and Esrnont home Of Mfr.
ard Mrs. Kelley Graham where
tea Was served
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25

Members of Afvonia Improve
ment CLUB. adult community ser
vice organization were entettained
with 4 fashion show bg the Flu
ture Hornemakers chapter Oh
Marshall District Hlgh School
March Is.
The program va presented I'M
the home economies cottage at
the fchool, and all Is members OF
the l7HA chapter had parts
Shelby Shumakcr was announc-
er Is the models paraded while
Jackie Reafdon summed Up the
program with an explanation of
the work uf the school home eco
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25

at a Stari.y Party In her home
Fridiy evening March Id. Game
and refreshments acre d njoyed
5y the guests
The quarterly business rheet.ng
OF WI. ZION Baptist Chur4h Will
be held a. The Church Monday
evening App ! az : 30 D n
Mr. and Mr. NJ q JONES and
children OH, Ut. and Mar cla. at
Norfolk MI ana Mrs = A f4aS-
ter and daughter. Mary Ellen OF
Richmond aefe Sunday Visitors
In the horne 81 Mr. and Mrs b
l.. APpegSoh. ST..
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-25

FARMVILIL ESQ sEKyICENTER
Atlas Iites, Batteries ~ Accessories
Washih9 -Luprication-Wa Waxing
AAh Service
Phone Ia Farmville, Va
TAYLOR MANUFACTURING co, INC.
Contfactors-Building Material
Quality Millwork Farm Equipment
International Trucks-Eaah AUTOMOBILES
Farmville Va
kLEANWELL CLEANERS & TAnoRS
Altering - Repairing - Tailoring
For Ladies and Gentlemen
Phone IS - Main ST.
Farmville, va.
PRINCE EDWARD MILLS, INC.
Merchant Mii1ers
Seal Of Virginia High Patent Flour
PEN Poultry Dahy and stock Feeds
FarTayille. Va
GARLAND AND HARDWOOD. AGENTS
Insurance That lnsures
loo North Main Street
FarmW!ie. Va.
NEWCOMB AUTO PARTS INT
Wholesale Auto Parts 81 Equipment
Farmville. Va
FARMyILLE FURNITURE co.
Farmville. Va.
r. W. HUBBARD INSURANCE AGENCY
General Insurance
Farnyille. Va
BUCKINGHAM FARM SUPPLY co,
P1lrina Chpws for Poultry and Livestock
Diliwyn. Va
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

nickom clanku prorice da po-
stoji mogucnost da &c biti
stotinu delegate pocasnih
delegate, i ia vjerujem da Sc
brat Brkich nece prevariti u
svom proricanju. Niece sva-
kako ako sc nastavi sa Ii
vom kampanjom kako Sc do
sada vodi, i ako zanimanje
"a konvenciju zauzme jos vi
Sc maha saradnje sa stra-
he radinoga pozrtvovnoga
clanstva, Cd kojih SUI mnogo
poznati kao vrlo iskreno ak
tivni u radu "a svoju bratsku
i narodnu te Humanitarian u
stanovu.
Cetrdeset godina rada op-
stanka nasega Pomladka tre-
ba da ma dostojan nacin pro-
slavimo. Treba da Sc dostoj-
no oduzimo prvim ustanovi-
teljima istoga, jer procjeniti
sve sto je Pomladak dopri-
nesao "a jacanje Zajednice
tesko je ueiniti. A najbolje
cemo Sc NINA oduziti, mai
svecanije cetrdeset godisnji-
GU Pomladka proslaviti biti &c
sa sto wise vecim
brojem Delegate i pocasnih
delegate re cetvrtu konven-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30
Ljepotica IL Etne = Antoinetfe DzeIaIia
NafjeCe Sc "a kaIiicu popuIarnosti KBz

Ovdje donosimo slku prve kandidatice mlade i dra-
zesne dJeVoke sestre Antonette Dzeaa cance gnezda
oroJ Il HBz koje je gniezdo pod pokroveljstvom od
sJeka broJ Ena Pa, koja nateGe kralicu po-
pula1nost ma Zaedncarskom Danu Ujednjenih Odsjeka
Zapadne Pennsylvania proslavi 4Ogodisnjce Pomat-
ka HVatske Bratske Zaednce Sto &c odrzati nedeu
a. julia owe godine u West View Parku Pittsburgh Pa
OVa nasa mlada drazesna naecatelica je rodiena 12
apla 1889 godme Pittsburgh, Pa kcerka ie Cd dobrh
rodltelJa vijednh zaednicara Antona Anne Ielaliia
dugogodsnjih i aktvnh clanova odsjeka broj f. Njezn
otac, brat Anton je vrso mnoge cast odsjeku sada e
u nadzornom odboru Takodjer njegova supruga SUI
clanovi prosvjenog odbora odseku vrlo
tlvn predstavama drugim dsjecnm priredbama.
Dakle, mada Antoinette je 16 godina stara, te
JOS poazi High School, kooj e vrlo dobra briliantna
ucenlca medju svojm skolskm drugovma drugarcama.
Sada Je pax do ME- njezinh vrijednh roditelja svh
prJatelJa narcotic do canova nezna gnezda broi 81
clanova nezinh rodelja odsjeka bro da pokazu
radu rasproda srecaka do a. JULIA pa u Sc ma tai
dan okrni "a kracu popuanost zajednicarskom Da-
nu prosavi naseg Pomlatka West View Parku
Kao prvoj kandidatici pemenitu cast mi cesta-
Moi njezinm roditeljima te i'm zemo uspiesan rad
i pobjedu
Mada Antonete Dzelalia ie prva natjecateca "a owl
cast sada je pitane koja &c bt druga devoka "a nom
Ovo zele znat mnog canov nash odsjeka u Zapadnoi
Pennsylvania.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

praviti Dom ma zemljistu Die
cjeg Donna, ali posve ma sa-
mo zasebno, iii pax negdje
u Floridi iii Arizoni radi bo-
lie kline. TEX tada bi Sc mog-
10 odrediti koliko bi svaki
clan uplacivao, ali sam sigu-
ran da ne bi bio mamie Cd
10 cent? mjesecno po svakom
clanu, to ako bi odrzali ma
Sc calnstvo ma visini iii broju
kojeg danas imademo.
Istina je, da je ovo pitanje
bio wise puta ma konvencija-
ma i da nije nista rijeseno,
Razllog je tai kako rekoh,
sto je ovo veliko zamasno
pitanje, koje je skopcano sa
velikim troskovima, a mi u
tai fond ne placamo, pa je
dobro hvale vrijedno da Sc
nase clanstvo brine i pomaze
onima, koji tn pomoc treba-
ju ovako kako sc to danas
radi, da Sc nikoga ne baca
van i isplati Sc njegov dosto-
jan sprovod uz pomoc njego-
vog clanstva u odsjeku i rod
bine prijatelja.
Hrvatska Bratska Zajed-
MICA imati &c owe godine kon-
venciju, pa bi bilo duznost
svakog clana koji sc intere-
sira da izrazi svoje misljenje,
ali ne samo da kaze da Sc
pravi Dom "a stare, jer tc
nista ne vrijedi, posto to sva-
ko dijete moze kazati. Vec da
preporuci pravilan plan od'
kud da Sc pravi Staracki Dom
i kako da ga Sc uzdrzava?
John Mavrovich,
predsj. odsjeka al
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-30

da mas Aktuar izraCuna ma
znanstvenoj bazi, sto bi sc
podnijelo konvenciji ma pri-
hvat. Time bi opet i ovu "a
starjelu osiguraciju postavili
ma novi visi stupanj.
Oprost clanarine "a owl 60
dinu clanovima Pomladka ma
Term certificate odredien je
Cd pet mjeseci, "a osigura-
cije ma druge cetrifikate pla-
caju Sc odredjene dividende.
Glavni Odbor topic prepo-
rucuje clanstvu cetvrtu kon-
venciju Pomladka, da ma istu
dodje sto veci broj delegate,
i da nase Clanstvo zivo po-
radi da kampanja u tn svr-
hu, kao j u po6ast 40-godis-
mice sto boIje uspije.
Takodjer je zakljuceno da
svi glavni odbornici i casnici
Zajednice, koji mogu, prisu-
stvuju djecjoj konvenciji u
Gary, Ind, a time ujedno da
uz konvenciju proslave ma do
stojni nacin cetrdeset godis-
njicu Pomladka Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice.
Sjednice Glavnog Odbora
vodjene su razborito ozbilj-
no, koliko je to ljudski mo-
guce pax SUI u suglasju toga
stvarani zakljucci, a sto &c
clanstvo dobiti ma uvid i ma
proucavanje u zapisn C m a
zasjedanja owe polugodisnje
sjednice u skoroj buducnosti.
Toliko "a sada.