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tinue to exist in the heart Of
Europe"
There is no genuine security
in Europe without establishment
|of Germany the Chancellor
declared.
Mr.. Adenauer told the Rus
slams that the current talks
would be only the first Of q lone
series which would be necessary
to arrange relations between the
Soviet Union and Western Ger
II regard it as the purpose o1
these talks to treat as one whole
the problem Of normalizing oul
relations in the context ex-
lplained by me-"
! This was an assertion thai
the Russians would have to take
lup the prisoner problem and the
reunification question If they
want to have serious discussion,
about normalizing relations witt
Western Germany.
Preview for Geneva
From the German-R Russian
negotiations. the West hoped tc
get a preview Of the Soviet posi-.
ltion on the key issue Of German
Ireunification at the Big Foul
foreign ministers meeting ir
Geneva next month.
Mr.. Adenauer was fianked By
Foreign Minister Heinrich Vor
Brentano and Deputy Foreign
Minister Walter Hallstein in tn.
discussions.
After todays general polio,
statements the two delegations
will get down to bargaining to-
morrow.
| A five-point program Of dis.
icussion was agreed upon befort
Mr.. Adenauer's departure from
Bonn. The issues are establish
ment Of Cd diplomatic. t2) com
mercial and t3l cultural rela.
tions between West German,
and the Soviets: 90 reunifica.
ltion of Germany. and (5) Ger.
man war prisoners being held by
the Russians.
| The Russian invitation las
June for Mr.. Adenauer to visi1
Moscow. which startled ths
world. mentioned only the es.
Establishment Of relations. At Mr.
Adenauer's insistence. the So.
viets agreed to talk about reuni.
ification and the prisoners. But
they held out no hope OF d solu.
ton to either problem.
| Papers Give Warning
| AS the talks opened. the gov.
ernment neWSpaper IZveStis
Evening star., 1955-09-09
Oklahoma u. Dean
Named to U. S. Post
BY the Associated Press

DR.. John Ralph Rackley. 4S.
dean of the College Of Education
| at the University of Oklahoma.
today was appointed deputy
United States Commissioner Of
Education.
He succeeds James Kenneth
Little who has returned to the
University Of Wisconsin as vice
president.
/ The department said DR..
Rackley will assume his new
duties October l..
Evening star., 1955-09-09

reunited Germany might consti-
Itute . danger for the Soviet
Union. In reply, let me first
lsay that according to the unani-
nous opinion Of all parties to
the Bonn convention, that is the
Federal Republic, the United
States of America, Britain and
France, 1t must be left to the
lentirely free decision Of the all
German government and the
all German Parliament, whether,
and If so. what alliance system
they viii join.
Interested in Security
If the Soviet Union, as a re-
suit Of the reunification Of Ger
many. should expect an impair
ment Of her security. we are
perfectly willing to contribute
our share by collaborating in q
security system which viii de
away with such preoccupation'
as well.
It would appear to be right
to consider. simultaneously with
the deliberations on how to es.
tablish German unity, the Sc.
curity system for Europe.
Insight into these necessities
will have to guide US when We
set out jointly to treat the ques-
ton relating to the establish
ment Of diplomatic. economic
and cultural relations. Ti,
Federal Government shares thu
opinion that the establishment
Of such relations can be OF grea'
advantage for the two countries
and for their future relationship
Direct contact between the twt
governments win certainly hell
to arrive at more precise judg.
ments which properly size III
and eyaluate mutual realities :.
Mr.. Prime Minister. permit m.
to give a summary Of my essen
ltial thoughts:
! greatly appreciate the oppor'
tunity of frank talks. I realizt
the difficulties of such talks
which can only be a beginning
I regard it as the purpose o.
these talks to treat as one Who'll,
the problem of normalization o.
tour relations in the context ex.
Iplained by me. I hope and wisl
that after our stay in Moscow
our present conversations will b,
continued In manner which WI
may yet arrange. II this be done
am sure that at the end of oul
endeavors there will be achieves
a result which will be of advan'
Itage. not only for the nations W,
represent, but also in the inter
ests of peace and security
throughout the world.
Evening star., 1955-09-09
.Indio Imports Maps

CALCUTTA. - More than o.
million dollars worth Of charts
and maps are imported annually
| BY India.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
Youth Stressed
lncancer Var

Cancer. except for accidents, is
the leading cause Of death in
children. an osteopathic surgeon
stressed to his colleagues today.
BE emphasized It probably IS too
often over looked in YOUNGSTERS.
The speaker. DR.. otterbein
Dressler. Of Detroit. told about
l.s00 delegates to the clinical as
sennbly Of the American College
Of Osteopathic Surgeons they
must change the popular concep-
ton that cancer occurs only in
the aged. The age spread in
which the disease has been
found ranges from . child ''five
minutes old" to an individual Of
i02 years, the osteopath said.
Another speaker 1t the tiatee-
day session which opened today
ct the Statier Hotel, commenting
on Dr.. Dresslerss talk said q
check for cancer should be In
cluded In the early examination
Of infants. IN this way. DR..
Howard B. Norcross OF Los An
seies said, many treatable cases
Of cancer can be turned up in
time.
Surgery designed to ease the
plight Of patients with incurahle
cancer was stressed by another
osteopath, Or. Albert r. Kull Of
South Bend. Ind.
He said palliative surgery not
only helps temper the pain OF
the cancer, but aids in restoring
some mental balance in the pa
tient- most essential in the
treatment Of the disease.
Along the same lines, another
ostepathic surgeon added that
while this type Of surgery only
postpones the eventual course
Of the disease 1t does represent
an attempt to do something for"
the patient instead Of to- the.
patient.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
pr. Keeney Installed
As Browns S President

PROVIDENCE. n. T.. oct. 81
B.Brown University. founded
In l764. today installed 40-year-
old Or. Barnaby c. Keeney, dean
Of the college. as Its 18th presi-
dent. He succeeds DR.. Henry M.
Wriston. who had held the ONCE
since 1887.
Brown is the Nations seventh
Oldest college and the third old
est In New England.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
2I-IncE, Console 1856 TV

There are Big Changes in the 1855 RCA Victor
console models . now, for the first time, sets
furniture styling. Diversified az picture for easy
viewing and you can take double advantage OF
the balanced fidelity sound system when you
plug your record player into the phono Jack.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
2I-Inch TV 1856 Table Model

You can see the Big Change at first glance--its
In the things you can't seel No dials to mar the
smooth finish they're hidden under the panel
top. That the unmechanicai look RCA Victors
Big Change for 1856. It's there In the new deep
image picture tube and the Golden Throat
Fidelity sound system. See the Big Change
todayl
Evening star., 1955-10-31

zippy performs on the second Floor,
childrens Dept, Silver Spring. Tuesday
at 1880 to Ii AM, 1880 to ! PM. a:so
to PM. $50 to 5 PM.
Evening star., 1955-10-31
&c.,
Epen less Nth
your old TV
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Eoen less Nth
your old TV

TVsa washngOn;A Floor Spring PARKmgton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Organized Bible Glasses

Of Capitol hin Presbyterian
Church has elected the follow
ing officers: Miss Edna AllWine.
teacher; Mrs. Archibald Smith.
assistant teacher: Miss Eta
Rowell. president: Miss Peggy
Rogers, vice president: Mrs. Ma
omi Cooper. secretary; Mrs.
Henry Wosd. assistant secretary;
Mrs. Vera Mcfarland, CORE
spending secretary: MRS. Edith
b. Huddleston. treasurer.
MRS. Clara Warthen will be the
guest teacher Of the L. r. O.
Glass Of BrookIand Methodist
Church tomorrow at s:45 am.
The regular monthly business
meeting with election Of officers
win be held at the home Of Mrs.
Nellie jeffrey. $40 Sergeant
road. Hyattsville, Md. at 8 pm.
Wednesday evening.
Except o Corn Of Wheat Die"
will be the subject Of Dr.. Ray
mond Seeger's presentation be-
fore the Adult Bible Glass Of st.
Adams Parish meeting ut 10
am. tomorrow. In the recreation
room of the Charles Warner
Memorial Rectory.
Tho raurllar rinYlffIv meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Eisenhower Seeks
SIS Million 10 Finish
Inier-AmericanR Road

President Eisenhower yesterday
asked Congress to appropriate
$74.s8o.000 for the next fiscal
year to speed completion OF the
Inter-American highway for q
combination Of security. economic
and political reasons.
He asserted that the stahilizing
effects Of completed highway
from the United States through
the Central American countries
will tend TO bar any possible re-
turn of communism which was so
recently and successfully de-
feated in this area"
The President presumably re-
ferred to the overthrow several
months ago Of q proc Communist
government In Guatemala, one
of the Central American coun-
tries through which the highway
runs.
Mr.. Eisenhower made his pro-
posals for speeding up construc-
ton in letter to Vice President
Nixon and Speaker Rayburn.
He recalled that his 1856 fiscal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

held on Monday at 9 pm. in the
class room. Harper L. Garrett
win present the lesson 70 the
Box Bible Glass for Men at $3.50
am. tomorrow.
ssThe Cross and Christian Dis
cipleship" will be the subject Of
DR.. Everett e. Lund's presenta-
ton before the Vaughn Bible
Class Of Calvary Baptist Church
at 10 am. tomorrow. Mrs.
Brooks Hays win speak to the
Burial Glass for Ladies at 10
am.
The Rev. Arthur c. Day, asso-
ciate pastor at st. Luke,s Meth
odist Church win be the guest
teacher Of the Harrison Bible
Class at 9:45 am. tomorrow. E.
8. Hedrick win preside with Mar
vim A. Boykin presenting the
Scripture lesson.
Mrs. Blanche e. Oppegard will
speak on Faith and Faithful
ness" before the Trinity Wom-
ems Bible Glass Of Sherwood
Presbyterian Church at 9:45 am.
tomorrow.
Ernest j. Higgins, Church
School superintendent, win be
the guest teacher Of the Trinity
Mems Bible Class Of Trinity
Methodist Church at $3.50 am.
tomorrow.
George w. Bell. ST., win be
the guest teacher Of the Temple
mems Bible Glass Of the Temple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Baptist Church &C 10 am. to-

Baptist Church ct 10 am. to-
morrow at American University.
.sChristian Discipleship Today"
viii be the subject Of Art Browns
presentation before the Couples
Glass Of Foundry Methodist
Church at GAS am. tomorrow.
Richard Bauer, professor Of
history. University Of Maryland.
viii speak to the Clyde Kelly
Class for Men Of the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church at $3.50 am.
tomorrow on 'srhe Christian
Church In Soviet Russia"
Chaplain Fred Reynolds OF the
Methodist Commission on Chap
lains win discuss before the
Rustin Couples Glass Of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
why So Many. Churches and
Denominations?" Dorothy and
Bradley Collins have been elected
presidents; Elsie and Marvin
Price. vice presidents and treas
urers: Margaret and Grady
Thomas, secretaries. DR.. Arnold
Scott viii be the guest teacher
Of the Fellow Workers Class.
Chief Judge Bolitha Laws viii
speak to the A. B. Pugh Glass.
Paul Selby viii present the lesson
to the All States Glass. The
Friendship Class have elected
the following officers: Ruth
Wright, president; Dee Folsom.
vice president: Marian Hall,
secretary: Robert Erskine. treas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
Deaths Reported

Emil Bauer. 50. 2a14 wisconsin ave. nv.
David a. Frank. So. ASS connecticut
Forest :. May 90. 1915 Monsello avs.
Agne. dempsey, 90, 1920 Monroe ct. nv.
David Gibson, So. 1874 18th st. Sc.
Leo B. Norris. 81, 1904 Il st. NV.
John 3. Lee. 81, Silver Spring. Nd.
John Il. Joss. 80. 1890 Nebraska ave.
william J. Evans. 4s. ghrichsyille. Ohio.
oeorse g FINES. *. 1929 1000 Ssth g. nv.
Herman =. Stamp. So, 1919 Kenyon It.
S sS:sSs ss as'fs Ell IL. in L n I. nv
Percy Ross. a.. 316 ! st. s.v...
9scrse Jones. r. -, 1919 9th &; nv.
Josephine b. riddle. 81. I 49th st. Sc.
Infant Mcdonald. Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

B. Anderson. Deputy Secretary
Of Defense. will present the
scripture lesson. DR.. Ashury
Smith, District superintendent.
Washington West District, the
Methodist Church. win offer the
prayer. DR.. Daniel A. Polling.
editor Of the Christian Herald,
win bring the message Of the
resurrection.
The Good WIN Philathea Glass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02


Parking
Free Parking
Haze Parking Lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

year budget contains q request
for a $5.750.O00 appropriation to
carry on the work. But speeding
up the program win make it
necessary to increase this APP
preparation request to $74.980.-
900. he said. This would BE- the
United States share Of the esti-
mated amount needed to COM
plete the highway = $1l2.470.-
600. leaving s37.490. 900 as the
share Of the several co-operat-
ing Latin American countries.
The funds asked would be sent
over q three-year period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

urer. The Pierce Couples Glass
elected the following officers:
Russell and Eleanor Kyser. pres
idents: Robert and Cleta White.
secretaries; B. Thompson. treas
urer. All Of these classes meet
ct 10 am. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02

phithe q ter.
Six t e enth
str e e { and
Colorado ave-
nue. NV, at
5:45 am. on
Easter s un-
day. The Rev
Che err II.
Jones. associ-'
ate pastor Of
Calvary Bap-
fist Church.
will open the
worship with
the in voca-
49, AAL...k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-02
By n. M. STACKfIOUSE

The Twelfth Annual Easter
Sunrise Service Of the Organized
Bible Class Association win be
held at the Carter Barron AM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
savings from the lst floor

2o-piece set stainless steel fotwore, pot
terms, includes teaspoons, dessert spoons,
dinner forks, knives, sugar she'll and butter
knife Regularly 2495 ----------- 1905
3.o5 chrome ice cream scoops, 4 sizes, 2.95
French baking shells, regularly 8 for ! 90,
10 for SSc
Whiry brush, washes, rinses cars, windows,
awnings, regularly 3 95 ------------ 2.95
Atkins Leader carpet sweeper, all steel DUR
able construction. Regularly sos -----479
Toilet scots, solid nodded plastic, choice Of
6 coIors. ReouIorv sos ----.- 4.95
sos Continental bath scoles, coors, 4.95
7.o5 oII-metoI folding ironing board SOS
1895 olI-metoI ironing board, adjusts 7.95
4.e5 laundry carts, steel tubing $40
3.4o 3-piece WeImoid ironing kit 2.4o
l.2o WeImoid ironing tobIe cover - CSC
Pin tuft bathroom mats, regularly 7.e5, SOS
5.95 Loop-N-Tuft bathroom mots -----3.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

1895 5o-piece stainless steel fotwore, 1905
PeorIwick Hampers, sizes, l2xl9R", Is"
high, regularly 8o5 -------------69
12x1912x29" regularly 995 --------795
WGL toilet tissue, facial quality, regularly
II rolls, l95, now -------25 rolls, 325
6.95 Sonette Kitchen pail, l4-quort- --495
Aluminium Iozy susan, regularly 2.o8, 1.49
INIT FoomeIeon for rugs, dropes, fabrics.
Regularly 90 to 79c to 2.S8
1913 Handy Andy glass shelves, Iucite fix
lures
1925 Steel barbecue eriIl---------- 6.9o
1913 aluminium casserole, 2-quort size, 2.49
2.o8 aluminium voter pitcher
o.95 aluminium ice rub, large capacity 4.95
998 copper chatting dish, H2-quort, 6.98
Hand decorated floral serving troys, sizes,
regularly 498 to 1913 -------- 298 to 4.9S
7.95 BeIIoire step-on can, 3 colors----5.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

West Bend aluminium cooking utensils:
Souce pan set, 3-pece, regularly 2.55 CSC
Jumbo Grill, regularly 1913 ---------29S
Bun warmer, regularly 295 --------l99
Junior broer, regularly l.75--------l.39
Angel cake pan, regularly l.95-------l55
$50 heavy duty rubber tire mats, large, l.79
837 Heller Hostess 7-piece pantry set -4.98
lOO-foot clothes line, cotton braided or
plastic With wire center, regularly ! .e8, LOO
1920 Witt ash can, 2O-eoIon capacity, 7.95
WGL-Housewores LIST Floor, North Building
{. =. selection OF Chevy Chose ond Alexandra
savings from the End floor
8-doy wall clock, ceramic toce, imported
from Germany, regularly 495 ---~--4.S
please odd 1919 Federal tax
Loronon Electric Trivet without cord, reg
uIorIy 295 ----------------------l.79
Hamilton Beach Hand Cleaner, regularly
$3.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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big savings our Housewares Departments North Building

Elm jay Metol bose Cabinet, 2ox16x3o",
WGL-AppIionce End Floor, North Building
.. olso Chevy Chase ond Alexandria
Utility and Implanted Furniture
9e5 plastic and chrome stool, "a" high, $50
3.o5 God-About chair, metal frame, canvas
scot for 500
sos Adaptable troy tobIe, brown metal, 4.98
6.e5 black metal TV stone, swivel top, 500
1895 double door steel kitchen cabinet,
1898
4.o5 Tier table, brass finished ------3.95
4.95 Book rack, brass finished -------3.95
4.95 Telephone stand, bross finish----3.95
33.lO 9-drower Mr.. and Mrs. Chest, knotty
pine
22.5O 5-drcwer chest, knotty pine ----7.8
ITO 4-drower chest, knotty pine ----l3.SS
W6L-Loree Housewares End Floor North Building
:. olso Chevy Chose and Alerondrio
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use our low.cost Deferred Payment Plan on home-
furnishings purchases of $500 or more {. 4. 1919
down, balance in convenient monthly payments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

Aubusson and Colonial block potterns
obIones from 2x3' to l2xlo' and oval
2x3' to exl2'. Tightly hooked for Ione
wear Borders in blue, black, qreen, rose
Cocoa Other sizes, sos to 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27

This is Deep piled, heavy Competing by BishIev.
Ideal for wall to-wolI and ROOM size rugs. Of
9Ooo royon, 1923 royon. colors gold,
turquoise, spruce green, desert beige, rose
beige, pearl eroy.
W6L-Floorcoverines, 9th Floor also Chevy Chose
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

je prkupljalo podatke Slavenima Zapadnoj Pennsyl
vaniji njhovom doprinosu razyku ovog najndusrjal
nog predela Amerike Zadaca prikupanja podataka ba
je poverena dru Wallaceu profesoru slavenskh ezka
Cambridge Universe Engeskoj, koji je bio uposen po
University of Pittsburgh specalno tai pothvat Gosp
dr. Wallace vratio je Engesku radi narusenog zdrav
vrijednm korisnim radon nastavi IL govora, ko smo
ma gosp. Gazi par navrata dosli do uvjerena
da posedue potpunu spremu da zapoeeto deo usps
privede kraju.
Gosp. Stjepan Gazi jest rodom il Peeranca kraj Ko-
prvnce Podravin Svrsio e pravne nauke zagrebac-
kom sveucistu Osim toga studirao e povest fozof
skom fakutetu Zagrebu kao ekonomsko-ko -komercija
moi visoko skoli Zagrebu Studrao je takodjer Uni
verzteskom Institutu Visokh Medjunarodnh Znanost
gradu zenevi Svcarskoj Radio je neko vreme draw
nom statstckom uredu Zagrebu nakon sporazlma 60
dine 194O dobo je stipend mnistarstva vanh poslova
pripremu diponatsku sluzbu zenevi Tamo ga je
zatekao drugi svjetski rat.
Ia vrijeme rata otputovao e preko Madrida Lsabona
London odrzavao je preko svcarske domovnom
Nakon svrsetka rata 1915 godne ostao e emgrac dok
napokon godine 1913 odlaz najprije Argennu Juzna
Amerka, cd kuda konacno zim ise godne stze Winn
peg Kanada Tamo estate kao stalni politick suradnik
Hrvatskog Gasa do njegovog dolaska Pittsburgh
Godine 1858 uredo e Spomencu 20godsneg rada hrvat
skin sejackih organizacija Kanadi'.
Mi cd srca nazivjemo gosp. Gazi dobrodosicu u nasu
hrvatsku Atenu seenstvu grad Pittsburgh Cesttano
namestenju kod nase najvece universe vsoh nauka
zelimo tom poozaju svaki uspjeh kao ugodan
boravak MENU njegovoj obite nasoj sredni Obetae-
svaku suradnju, koju cd mas zatraz.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09

Naplata "a izradbu klisejAs !
slika, koje donosimo u Zajed.
nicaru: Slika ma jednom stup.
Gu samo poprsje - 81; slika
ma jednom stupcu, dvije oso-
be - 81; slika ma diva stup-<
ca, do tetiri osobe, pune We.
licine - IS; slika ma tri stup-
ca, wise Cd cetiri osobe, pune
veli6ine - 81; "a slike koje
zauzimlju wise cd tri stupca,
urednistvo Zajednicara odre-
djuje cijenu nakon primi sli.
ku. Odsjetni tajnici / ostaii,
koji nam slike salju ma uvrst-
bu, neka ovo uvaze.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
PRIzNANJA zAJEDNICARU
/ NJEGOVOM UREDNIKU
FTLIPU VUKELICU

Kad druge novine prenose
clanke il "Zajednicara" to je
znak velikog priznanja ga
jednicaru" njegovom ured-
niku. Kraj obilja drugog ma
terijala novine, maine, rijet-
ko prenose clanke IL nekih
drugih novina, a kad in pre-
nesu znaci, da su clanci !
zasluga urednikova. Tako je:
vrijedni i zapazeni, a to je
"Svijest", glasilo bosansko-
hercegovackih sandzackih
muslimana u emigraciji, ja-
nuar 1865, prenijela il "za-
jedniGara" clanak "Hrvati.
Muslimani";; "Glas Sv. Ante"
u Buenos Airesu, prenio je
veci dio clanka brata Osto-
vica, koji je objavljen u IA.
jednicaru' br. "a, 1854. god,
o problemima Jugoslavije, te
naglasio, da je clanak vrlo
uvjerljiv.
"Hrvatska Zora", koja L..
lazi u Muenchenu, u Njemac-
koj, u svom broju Is cd I.
februara 1855. godine, pre-
nijela je glavni dio clanka
brata 'Ostovica, koji je objay-
lien u "Zajedniearu' cd %.
decembra 1854 pod naslovom
"Hryati j Srbi u zajednickoj
drzavi treba da uzmu PRIMER
cd Amerike". :.
Ovo priznanje zasluzuje sr-
dacne cestitke clanstvu .Hrv.
Bratske Zajednice, "zajedni-
caru', te njegovom uredniku
Filipu Vukelicu, pa stoga sr-
dacno svima cestitam. :.
Izvjestiteli
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-03-09
Cd GIaunoq-
Predsjednika
v. |. MANDICH
Predsjednik
Cestitka sIoznoi brati u Indiana Harboru

Ma s. rujna prose godne bio COST ujedinjenih od
sjeka South Chicago nihovo proslav cote godisnce
Hvatske Bratske Zaednice Ma toj proslavi nasao
mnogo nash canova brace Hratske Bratske Ia
ednice il raznh obznjh udaenijih vecih manJh gra-
dova koma nasa zajednca ina svoje odsjeke Jedan su
sre pozdrav bracom Petrom Penicem George Bacem,
predsedniko tankom odseka br 2S8 IL Indiana Harbor
bio mi e narcotic drag to il ovog razoga Brat George
Balc e vec onda predvodou jubiarno kampan pocast
6Ogodisnce Zajednce Njhov odsek je tada brojo 568
clanova Nakon mole srdaGne skrene cesttke njho-
edncarskom radu obeca obojca da ce canstvo
svoieg odsieka poaGati broa cd 600 tako da &c a
pravo brati delegate Devetu Konvenciju ia sam
onako cd Sale rekao da e njihovo poe rada Indiana
Harbour vec izorano preorano pa da to nece b lagan
posao.
Koiko god mi je bio ugodan razgovor ovom vrjed-
bracom, olko mi je danas drago jav clanstvu Ia
ednce da oni svoje obecane zadato men ispunl ma
l. ozuka Dobii glavnom uredu edanaest novih mol
benca cine SUI dostgIi nego prekoraci bro
cd 600 clanova.
u popratnom pismu brat George Balic kaze "Jav
liam Vam, da nase obecanje koje smo Yam zada
South Chcagu prose godine, spuni to JEST prekoracl
sno bro cd 600 Ganova sada cemo moci brat ri dele
gaia naseg odsjeka Mas predsednk brat Penc dobo e
nekoiko novh eanova mjesu, docim sam ia prkupo ne
koliko njh nasem mjesu zvan mjesta Kad znamo, da
e ovo mao mjesto stono kaze da je polje
mnogo puta ne mas posao bio ahak. Danasnjom postom
salemo jedanaest mobenica glavn ured Najstar mo
tell lest Al godinu star, ostali svi mlad svi
uzeli zvone osgurnne mamie cd $1,000. Vecna mol
tea plati unapred cetr do sest mjesec sto
e najboli dokaz, da kad mi upsemo cana Zaedncu da
takav Clan ostane nasim redovma ne ma stetu nj od
sjeku nj Ia jednici."
Cesttam brati Peni6u Balitu predsjedniku tajnlxu
dsieka broj 28S Matija Gubec Indiana Harbor Indiana
ovom iepom uspjehu smatrati Gu pocaScen, da
iduco konvenc runu godine pozdravim ri delegate
IL ovOg bratskog odsjeka.