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More Suds, More LIGHT

Modern cone-shaped. fibre glass
light diffusers can transform old
fashioned ceiling lights into smart
fixtures in a moment. Quite acct
dentally. some householders have
discovered that these diffusers
serve as an unexpected secondary
purpose-as a trap to catch and
hold moths attracted by the light
bulbs.
Since the moths dry up and fall
into the diffuser bowls, it is nee
essary to wash these often. Just
empty their contents, then dip
them in lukewarm soap or deter
gent suds, rinse and dry-if you
want them to diffuse light instead
Of obstrlct IT.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

year old youth by the name of
William Ames who was on his way
to the store to get something for
his grandma to cook for Sunday
mornings breakfast.
1t was 6 o'clock when a green
1855 Chevrolet truck with a white
top passed by him. He noticed
that there were four white men on
the front seat. One of them he
recognized as j. w. Milan, one of
the defendants in this case.
He noticed that there were three
colored men sitting on the side
of the pickup truck and that there
was a younger colored person sit
ting on the floor of the truck with
his back against the cab of the
truck
Noting they were strangers in
the little community, he looked
around To see who Il was and
as he turned around as the truck
was going away from him, he
looked right into the face of
little Emmett Till.
He recognized him because of
the first picture that came out in
Che paper.
He carried the paper to his
grandmother and grandfather and
said There's the little boy"
He had to go past a barn on his
way to the store.
As he neared the barn he heard
somebody cry, Lord have mercy,
mama save me" He heard some
one pushed down and he heard
cursing and heard blows.
He rushed on past the barn. He
went to up TO Aunt Mandy's hause
stopped there and asked Aunt
Mandy, who are they beating to
death down there?
Aunt Mandy was cutting bacon
for breakfast. She threw down
the bacon. rushed to the window
and said. Lord have mercy, child,
| didn't know they were beating
anybody" He said, IT'S some
thing going on down to the barn"
She listened at the window. but
she couldn't hear anything.
She emptied the water out of
the bucket and said, son, go and
get Aunt Mandy a bucket Of water
and see II they are beatin' some
body up there"
The boy said. II don't want to
go back by myself"
But II so happened that there
was another man there. He said
"rII go to the well with You.
! tHfN "th thiiN aiN hhhbN VI US
coming to get bucket of
water"
As they nesred the well. they
heard the little boy hollering and
they could hear the ticks,
AS they were standing there
getting the water, they heard the
cries getting fainter, fainter and
fainter until there were no more
| cries.
Two minutes later all four Of
the white men came out of the
barn.
4 little bit later. tractor.
standing near the storeroom, was
moved out Of its stall and 3 pick
up truck was run into II.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

A minute later, the witnesses
saw them put a bundle on the
truck, throw a tarpaulin over it
and drive away.
l attended the trial of the al
legged killers.
When they wanted to use the
restroom, / saw them stroll TO the
restroom. And I saw their little
children crawling all over them,
holding their arms around their
necks.
Those IL Mississippi jurymen
sat there looking at them. knew
from the very first day of the trial
that there would be no conviction
/ know the way of the Missis-
sippi white man.
lam saying today that don't
believe that they could have got
ten IL white men anywhere I'm
the State of Mississippi who
would have convicted these men.
Men in Mississippi realize that
they are on trial
They want the rest of America
and the world TO know that the
colored Mississippian has no
rights that the Mississippi white
man must respect.
l want to say to you this after
noon, don't get all worked up a
bout this kidnapping trial.
II win surprise men If the kid
mapping part of it ever goes on
trial.
(Fourth and concluding Install
ment next week, Nov. ~
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Brison Coils mau Mau Unres. "TriboIism''

Nashville Tenn-tANP)M A Campbell Colonial Atache OF
Washington said address Fisk
yersity
signs OF nationaism.
Campbell who served his Africa for 10
popular resisted
said the British must be that balm
dead
the continent Africa and said British officials
ognzed and have in fact, encouraged 1t.
Campbell said Btan granting of freedom TO other countries
determining factor causing Africans make bid for self
government
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Boys Uncover A s-Year Old Staying

New York-tANPA murder which had been carefully con-
ceaed for years brought light Wednesday the nearby
township Absencon N Egg Harbor by
three Hyearod boys who found human leg bone while going
abandoned Police thereafter arrested Warren
Glover Brown. 81, who had resided there for years
reported admitted staying
Margaret April
him the body closet In the where the skeleton
by boys
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

For the past six months I've had
two guards about my home on "a
hour duty, Not trying to protect
me, but 10 protect my wife and
my two children.
I've had guards around my hos
pital and I have two other indi-
viduals 20 SO with me wherever !
so throughout the State Of Mis-
sissippi.
I don't know as this counts
for much. hut want somebody
to know nc least where I take
my last step. (Applause)
After this news came. l kept
the rendezvous with these people.
They told me there was an IS
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I.,obli.h s., 900 Scholarship Fund A. Bishop

Marshall tAlP)Bshop college last week announced
establishment Of scholarship
honor it's doner prominent Texas business
The award qualified, needy
will be made In 1856
President X Curry grant viii aid the college
reaching goal 100000 which seeking
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

Industrial employees, more than
those Americans in any other
single bracket, have been respon-
sible for the purchase, in the last
five years, of so million refriger-
ators and home freezers. 81 mill
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Members Of the New Orleans
Cooperative passed resolution asking
Catholic the the right Of
desires school indignation before final decision made
Previously the Catholic
ntegrated Immediately explana-
ton that time would be required.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28
Trinidad Clerks Lose Jobs Under New Wage Law

PortofSpan Trinidad, BWI(ANPjMore than 200 colored
clerks dry goods establishments
employment by white bosses result of
mum wage which into force a few days
S12 minimum weekly clerks.
week.
after years to $50 per week
estimated that about 80 cent Of the clerks who lost
Jobs the $50 per week bracket
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

Always do right. This will
crafty some people, and aston
ish the rest.-Mark Twain.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-10-28

CoIoreds Should Start Businesses, Pepper Advises
Cape Town. Union OF South Affca-(ANP) people Of
South Africa their
recently editorial in The SUM- local newspaper pub
hshed by the coloreds
There many Coored people who necessary
capital" the editorial said but they either lack
Just plain lazy and selfish"
In conclusion. the editorial said:
1T Is time that made our openings for youth"
Cop Threatened BY Mob After Shooting Motorisf
Chicago Jesse Brown 2S attacked
estimated 1000 fatally
EDWARD Jones. 20. postal clerk during a
said he fired when grabbed his
attempt his
because It blocking traffic.
than so policemen dispense
crowd One policeman injured whe by
thrown through the window of a squad
Washington Bur Association Aguin Rejects Negroes
WashngtonA District Bar Association has released
referendum which membership
ting Negro lawyers to the organization.
results showed that
Negroes 712 twothrds majority
the constitution and the failed
orty
year proposal
Wife OF French President Encrfuns Wife Of Hos President
Paris(ANP)M Rene Coty wife OF the President OF the
Republic entertained Paul
Magioire Thursday at tea In the presidential residence in Paris
Present Mines Rene Joanty wife OF the Haitian Abassa
10 Bercgel de Le wife the French Ambassador
Halt, Roger Hanmayou and Mervelleux du vgneau
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lion Tv sets, and % million new
cars.
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Youth Who oui, Cana Is Slain

Brooklyn CAMP William Beck 16year-old 9th term Boys
High student death the steps
Wednesday. Eight held
charged delinquency homicide and 49, with
ode The juvenile delinquency charges
Scouts and attended Brown Memorial Baptist
sought after being paroed his
following a vandalism charge
Young reported talked about the
shotgun Juvenile He chased by when
Wednesday His caught him he antca
his died of knife
In Elizabeth Holman
TO intervene
Bedford Suryvesan
Monday shotgun staying which occurred last
, 1955-11-04
Alphonso Kiture. US.
Army Spec, 3rd Gloss
in NAEO Muneuvers

MAINZ, GERMANY Army
Specialist Third Glass Alphon
so Kiture Of Bethlehem, re-
Gently participated ii Exer-
else Gordon Bleu, a NATO
maneuver using Y. s., French
and British troops, in West
Germany.
The exercise was a joint
training operation staged to
teach the three-power forces
to work together under simu-
lated battle conditions. It was
a counter-offensive action
against an "aggressor' force.
Specialist Kiture, whose
wife, Anastacia, lives in Capa-
"a Terrace, Puerto Rico, is
the son of Mrs. Gertrude XII
ture. He is with the 264th
Field Artillery Battalion's Bat
terry B. He arrived in Ger
many in July Of this year.
, 1955-11-04
ST. Thomds Ldbor
Union Now Hos
v. /. Jurisdiction

The name Of the st. Thomas
Labor Union. has received per
mission from the Congress Of
Industrial Organization to
change its name to the Virgin
Islands Labor Union No. 1872,
it was announced by James
Carey, Secretary-Treasur-
er Of the Go.
Next month the Union will
be affiliated with the merged
Go and American Fedora
ton Of Labor.
Under the new setup the
Union now has jurisdiction
over the entire Virgin Islands
instead of st. Thomas alone,
, 1955-11-04
Governor Agrees to
Shift Senate Offices
in ST. Thomds

All members Of the Legisla-
ture have agreed to Governor
Gordon's proposal that the of
fices of the Legislature be
shifted to the former Marine
Barracks after it is rebuilt it
was reported.
Plans for the legislative
quarters are now being draft
ed.
, 1955-11-04
Cooper. Lancaster
Stur us Adventures
In 'Verd Cruz"

Gary Cooper and Burt Lam
caster, two Of the screens
most rugged he-men, have
the toughest roles Of their
careers as two American free
hooters on the loose in the
tumultuous Mexico of 1866
under the rule Of the ill-fated
Emperor Macmillan, in Vera
Cruz, Technicolor film which
will be shown at the Alexan-
der Theater on Sunday, Now
ember 7, 1855.
The picture, which was film
ed on location in Mexico, is
replete with awe-inspiring
scenic background. This scenic
splendor is brought to its full
est realization by a new wide
screen process called Super
scope, and judging by Vera
Cruz, it is a magnificent new
achievement for screen.
Co-starring with Cooper &
Lancaster are lucious Denise
Darcel and handsome Cesar
Romero. The picture intro
duces a sizzling specimen Of
Continued on page 4
, 1955-11-04
Professional League
Completes Pluns for
"HoliddY Hour

The Professional League of
New York announced that ar
rangements are now complete
for the transcription and
broadcast of its annual good
will program at Christmas
time known as The Holiday
Hour.
The broadcasting contract
for the program this year has
been awarded to station VS.
IA in st. Thomas, and will
be broadcast on Christmas
Day at 4:3O pm. The we'll
known organist, Hugo Bornn,
will again direct the music
for the sixth successive year.
Attorney Alexander Farrelly
is the announcer.
Mrs. Hattye Maldonado. Sc
cretary of the League, will be
the audience interviewer. The
program will be recorded in
the auditorium Of the Abys-
snian Baptist Church in New
York City on Sunday after
noon, December 4, at 3 o'clock.
Notices. Of the date have
been sent to the Virgin Is
lands for distribution. They
can be obtained from Miss
Huldah Joseph in st. Thomas
continued on page a
, 1955-11-04

Ethiopia in 1885. The parlia-
ment building has been re-
built and enlarged for the oc-
casion and the opera house be-
gun by the Italian invaders
has been completed. Through
out the city, houses have been
reprinted and repaired.
The diplomatic corps went
to the palace on November q,
to congratulate the Emperor.
, 1955-11-04

day session which ended on
November 2.
Tites on General Provi-
sions'.', the Legislature and
Executive, which were draft
ed by the Equity editors were
debated. General agreement
was reached on most Of the
provisions.
Several controversial provi-
sions, such as the reorganiza-
ton Of the executive branch
of government, were temper
arily deleted, and left for the
Governor and Legislature to
agree on separately.
Governor Walter Gordon
CONTINUED on page a
, 1955-11-04
Judge Morris Coming
Here to Preside at
Nov. Session of Court

Judge Albert Maris of the
Third Circuit Court Of APP
peals in Philadelphia, will pre-
side at the November session
of the District Court which
opens IN Christiansted on Mon
day, November 7 at 1000 am.
and ia Frederiksted at 200
pm.
Judge Maris who is also as
sisting with the codification
of the laws of the Virgin Is
lands was in st. Thomas for
the past few weeks. He will
arrive here tomorrow.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-23
Predobjava odsjeka II

UniOntOwn, Pa. - Ovime
Sc dale do znania swim hrvat-
skim i slavenskim organiza-
cijama mjesta i okolice. da
&c mas odsjek broj u H.B.Z.
"Sveti Petar i Pavao" pro-
slaviti 60-tu godisnjicu svoga
opstanka ma IS. maia owe 60
dine. Stoga Sc umoljavaju sve
owe organizacije, da Cd svoje
strane nista ne priredjuju ma
oval dan, jer bi time nasko-
dill sebi j mama.
Sestre i braca, ova prosla-
va bude priredjena u formi
banketa, pax u vezi sa ovom
proslavom iedan cd glavnih
odbornika H.B.Z. biti &c me-
dju mama i podijeliti znakove
nasim starin pionerima. koji
SUI navrsili so godina clano-
vanja u redovima H.B.Z. Oni
pax nasi start c]anovi. koji su
vec primili svoje znakove "a
50-godisnje clanovanje, tako-
djer ce biti pozvani da budu
gosti ma ovoj proslavi.
Da ste svi zdravo veselo
i da bi u najboljem zdravlju
i veselju proslavili ovu nasu
svecanu proslavu ma Is. ma
ia. - Mike Cindric, predsj.
Protiv gluposti i bogovi Sc
uzalud bore. - Euripides.
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Sa Primorske zabave

Cleveland, Ohio. - U ne
djelju 20. februara 1855, o.
drzana je ovdje u Clevelandu
u Hrvatsskom Domu ma St.
Clairu, nasa godisnja "Pust
ma Zabava', koja je bila pri-
redjena po Istarsko Primor-
skom Klubu sa dobrim uspje-
hom.
zelja je nasa da ovim pu-
tenn preko ga jednicara", u
koliko je moguce kracim rije-
Gina, radi uzimanja prostora
u "Zajednicaru", da dademo
nase priznanje i poStovanje
svima koji god je doprinesao
veci iii manji dio k ovom
uspjehu.
Zahvala ide "Zajednicaru"
"a objave prize zabave i bra
tn John Bireku Ia objave pre-
ko Hrvatskog Radio progra-
ma ovdje u Clevelandu. Ia
program odazvali Sc svi koie
smo pozvali. Sa pjevanjem
Americke Himne hrvatske
"Lijepa nasa ~, otvorila ie
program Maria Procer. uz
pratnju tamburaskog zbora.
Wise lijepih pjesama pjevali
su slijedeci: Pjevacki zbor
"Abrasevic", Cd slovenskog
zbora "Zarja" pjevao je zen
ski Duet, Cd zbora "SIavuli"
pjevao ie mjesoviti Quartet,
zatim plesali su kolo "Kolo
Aces uz pratnju svoga tam
buraskog zbora.
Pozdravni govor odrzao ie
mas zemliak Istranin IL Pitts
burgh, Pa, glavni predsied-
mix H.B.Z. Vjekoslav I Man
die, a slike IL rodne domo-
vine Jugoslavije prikazivao je
mas prijateli Slovenac, Joe
Dovgan. Svaka tocka ma pro-
gramu bila je popracena sa
dugim pljeskanjem bilo je
ma zadovoljstvo prisutnih.
Wanna svima, koji ste su-
djelovali ma programu, koji
ste posjetili ovu nasu zabavu
il Clevelanda, tako bliznjih i
dalniih mjesta, i koji ste ra-
dill i pomagali bio u cemu
"a uspsjeh owe nase narodne
godisnje priredbe,
Kata Basich, izvj.
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952. "Zagreb", Windsor, Ont. -
. nn1i o d NJ Er1,

SoH. LagreD, "InuSOr, OnJ. -
2. nedj. 2 Pm. Hrv. Narodni
Dom, 2520 Seminole st.
P. Joseph Bensic, 1925 Hickory Rd.
PIP. lila Boic, 1865 st. Luke Rd.
T. Stjepan Budak, 271O Seminole
Street
B. John Budak, 2710 Seminole st.
Per. Mihovil Spoljarit, 1925 Drou-
illard Rd.
Pob. Nikola Basan, 1915 Hickory
Rd.
Pho. Mike Kasun, 1912 Drouillard
Rd
Us. Juraj Lorkovic, 1875 Hickory
Rd.
DR.. John Miskew, 1909 Ottawa st.
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Posjetit Gu JugosIaviju

sest tjedana cd sada poci
Gu da posjetim BRINE, Jugo-
slavija. Putovati Gu sa zrako-
plovom, te mi je zelja ako &c
itko cd naseg svijeta u to
vrijeme putovati u iii blizu
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GA "Matiia Gubec", Hamilton, O..

Canada. = z. nedJeIJu, l:3U PM,
Jugosl. Dom, 243 Beach Road.
P. Marko Kekic, 10 Lyndhurst st.
PIP. Makso Petretich, 81 Alber-
marie st.
r. Flip Zebic, 21 Lyndhurst st.
Phone Ii. 9-1592
B. Anthony Stipancich, II Wier
st. s.
Per. Frank Blaguski, 25s Beach
Pob. Matt Plese, 8 Lyndhurst st.
Pho. John Kozar, $50 Crosthwaite
Ave S.
Us. John Bratina, "a Agincourt
DR.. F. J. Martyniuk, ITO Barton
st. e.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-23
skom Donu. 22e Pearl st.

skom Domu, 229 Pearl st.
P. Angel Rukavina, 20 Centre st.
PIP. Ivan Boban, 243 Wilson st.
T. Pob. Milan Rasporich, 11S So.
Algoma st.
B. Tomo Tomljenovich, II Centre
st.
Per. Walter Papich, 223 Ambrose
st.
Pho. Maksa Ruzich, % Nugent st.
Us. Josip Matkovich, 43 Machor
st.
DR.. Charles Powell, 2e-A Cumber-
land st.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-23
6ss. q Slozi je Spas, Windsor

63S. q Slozi je Spas, Windsor,
Ont, Can. - 2. nedj., 200 PM,
Czechoslovak Hall, 1857 Droui-
lard Rd.
P. Mato Pavelich, 2340 Norman
Rd.
PIP. Matt Salich, 663 Riverside DR..
Tecumseh, Ont.
T. Srecko Tuss, 1913 Buckingham
Dr., Riverside, Ont.
B. Jakov Vidmar, 1765 Alexis Rd.
Per. Nick Danculovich, 1927 Wen
dermere st.
iPob. Joso Brkljacich, 1859 Albert
Rd.
Pho. Josip Racki, 1470 Pillette Rd.
DR.. Anthony T. Wachna, 1920 Ot-
tawa st. Phone C.L. 3-9393
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-23

BRINE, da zajednicki putuje-
mo. Ako tko ina namjeru da
putuje u to vrijeme, ia bi ga
molila, da mi Sc javi ma ovu
adresu, ma cemu Gu biti mno-
60 zahvalna.
Mary Wolfe,
1905 So. Lake Street,
Los Angeles 6, Calf.
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8S2. Jadran, Toronto, Ont, Cana


da 2. ponedjeljak, 500 PM,
Community Hall, 3S6 Ontario st.
P. Marian Kruzit, S59 Sammon
Ave.
PIP. John Manestar, $40 Evans
Ave. 14)
T. Josip Sucit, 345 Berkeley st.
(2)
B. Donna Glavas, 345 Berkeley st.
(2)
Per. Helen Katunar, 81 Hewitt Ave
Pob. Nikola Glavas, 345 Berkeley
st. (2)
Pho. John stimac, 20 Larch st.
Us. John Saftich, May Ave-, Lot
At, Youngehurst, Ont.
DR.. S. Raxlen, 500 Parliament st.
Raxlen Clinic; Zamj. DR.. A. H.
Lowrie, 4 Humewood DR..
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812. Croatian Maple Leafs, ESL

812. Croatian Maple Leafs, ESL,
Welland, Ont.-2nd Sunday, 200
P. M, United Mission Hall,
Broadway Ave.
P Emil Suzich, 1874 Broadway Av.
PIP. William Kraliz, "a Semely Av.
T. B. Vid Santek, 800 Broadway
Ave.
Per. Georgina Santek, 300 Broad
way Ave.
Pob. Velma Shisler, % Ontario Rd.
Crowland, Ont.
Pho. Imbro Yurcit, 35 - 9Th St.,
Crowland, Ont.
DR.. H. o. Singer, 595 King st.
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Sa godisnje sjednice
0dsieka br. 785 HBz

Chicago, Ill. - DR. Us v o
"Bjelovarska Sloga", odsjek
broj 785 H. B. 2. odrzao je
svoju godisnju sjednicu u su-
botu vecer, Is. januara 1855.
u Sokol Dvorani ma 1903 S.
Racine Avenue. Sjednica je
bila vrlo lijepo posjecena po
nasim clanovima, roditeljima
i prijateljima, ma kojoj smo
jednoglasno izabrali odborni-
Ike "a ovu tekucu godinu.
Izmedju ostaloga, ma sled
nici smo imali i vrlo vazno
pitanje da rijesimo, a to je
da Sc nadje nacina kako da
sakupimo novcani fond "a 60
disnji Christmas Party "a ma
su djecu u gnijezdu Pomlat-
ka broj 400. Bio je zaklju-
ceno da sestre clanice izme-
dju sebe organiziraju odbor,
koje ce prirediti i prodavati
srecke "a financirati Christ
mas Party.
Dale je bilo zakljuceno,
da ce odsjek odrzavati svoje
redovite sjednice svake prve
nedjelje u mjesecu, umjesto
svake druge nedjelie kao sto
je bilo do sada. Sjednice ce
pocimati u 9 sati u jutro.
Glavnu tocku ma ovoi sled
nici smo imali owl, gdje smo
predali zlatni znak cd Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice bratu
Stjepanu Novalich, "a njego-
vo 50-godisnje clanovanje u
naoSj Zaiednici. Clanovi ma
seq odsjeka SUI takodjer po-
castili brata NovaliGa sa Par
ker perom i olovkom.
. Kad idemo da prolistava-
mo proslih so godina, onda
pronalazimo da je brat Site
pan Novalich bio jedan Cd O.
snivaca i organizatora Die
cieg Donna u Des PLANES, III.
Kroz niegovo nastojanje, pr
vi novtani doprinos je dosao
ga izgradnju DjeGjeg Donna.
On je bio vrlo aktivni clan
naseg odsjeka od osnutka j.
stoga. Ne samo da je posjeci-
vac redovitc mjesecne sled
nice, nego je i clan nadzor-
nog odbora. On ie blizu 80
godina svoje mladosti, ali
mnogo puta je sa svojim a.
gresivnim stavom i lojalnos-
Gu pfema odsieku zasramio
nase mladje Glanove. Stoga,
mi svi clanovi "Bjelovarske
Sloge" zelimo mu dobro
zdravlje i dugi zivot!
Takodier ma dnevnom re-
du imali smo owe stvari:
Prvo, kako da povecamo Clan
stvo naseg odsjeka; drugo,
kako da zainteresiramo Clan
stvo da posjecuje siednice;
trece, kako da podignemo ma
su blagajnu raznim drus-
tvenim priredbama / aktivno-
stima; cetvrto, kako da sma-
njimo nase troskove da "a
sve ovo zainteresiramo nase
clanstvo. Pc ovim pitanjima
vodila Sc lijepa rasprava I
doslo Sc do zadovoljavaiu iucih
zakljucaka. Posliie siednice
"a sve je bio priredjen "a
kusak | napitak.
Mas predsjednik, brat An
drew Timer Sc je lijepo "a
hvalio swim clanovima i prija-
teljima koji su posjetili sled
nicu, a narcotic onima, koii
SUI poklonili hranu svoje
vrijeme da prirede oval Ia
kusak.
Robert Schoett!er, perov.
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