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Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28

Back III California, Los Angeles
police officials were looking for
David Espinoza Morales, "A, charged
with killing his wife on or about
July Is.
Up tho Flathead's South Fork,
David Espinoza Morales, "a, has
been employed by Flathead National
Forest since July 10. He used his
own name, and even his own Los
Angeles street address as his home
The man worked as q lookout and
then as laborer. He was termed
good, average employe, quiet and
clean.
Monday afternoon about 2 while
working on brush disposal on the
east side of Hungry Horse reservoir,
Morales looked up to see strangers
coming. There was FBI agent, N.
F. Donahue, Deputy Sheriff Baker
and Ranger Bert Bealey. Morales
hurried Oft. It was on Logan cKeek
A search started with the forest
service, sheriff's office, fish and
game department and valley police
officers participating.
About 8 p. M, Morales walked In
to Betty Creek Work center Granger
station) about rs miles above Hun
cry Horse Dam, where he had beer
staying, along with the crew. HI
gave himself up.
Tuesday morning, the murder sus
pect was taken before U. S. Com
missioner H. L. Lokensgard, ant
bound over to Federal District cour
with bond set at $4,000. Californi;
| is expected to take steps for ex
tradition.
| Information is that the FBI be
came aware that Morales was in thi
area, and located him with tn
arrest following Monday.
| Kah mountain at the head G
Hungry Horse lake near Spotte
Bear was his lookout assignmer
during August. 1t is serene plac
for a man to live with his thoughts.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Glacier to Survey
Equipment Needs

WEST GLACIER Inventory con-
trolls of equipment to see that there
is the right amount for the jobs
to do are being set up in Glacier
National Park.
Coming Nov Z to spend a week
on the project are Roger Rittase
Washington, D. c., NPS procure
ment official; Donald Miller, Wash
ington, D. c., Department of In
terror official on equipment manage
ment, and a representative from the
NPS regional office at Omaha.
Comforting on the new project will
be Supt. ]. w. Emmert; Stanle.
Joseph, assistant superintendent
Max Edgar, park engineer; Free
Bussey, administrative assistant
! and Harold Mahoney, master mech
anic.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
TO Open Bids on
Lumber, Heaters

HUNGRY HORSE-Sealed bids for
sale If salvage lumber and electric
wall heaters will be received at the
Hungry Horse Project office until
. .. M, Nov. 10, it was announced
by Edward w. Rognas, Jr., admin.
istrative officer for the Bureau Of
Reclamation.
The lumber, described as salvage
prooved decking, random lengths
surfaced and salvage, treated, rough
random sizes, and heaters, istet
AS ii used condition, may be seer
by contracting personnel at the Bur
eau Of Reclamation warehouse a
the Hungry Horse Dam site.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Locate Growth Test
Plots in Forest

Being located at IL spots in Flat.
head National Forest are natural
growth plots of one-fifth acre each
Extensive measurements will be
made Of all merchantable trees il
these small areas, commented
George Weyerman, Flathead Nat
ional Forest assistant supervisor il
charge of timber management.
Objective is to study the rate O
growth, mortality and infestations
Three of the experimental plot.
surveyed out in the unmolested for
est are located in Glacier View dis
trict, three in Tally lake district ant
two each in Condor and Coram dis
tricts with one in Spotted Bear dis
trict and one in the Swan.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Ideal Laundry Open
In Columbia Falls

Ideal Laundry, located in former
Caley's Market on Highway 40, is
now open for business, it was an
nounced by the owners, MIR. and
Mrs. Oren Redinger.
The laundry does complete finish,
flat finish and rough dry laundry
and offers pick up and delivery ser.
vice. Hours are from a. m. to c
10. m. Monday through Saturday
Phone number is IDOL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redinger moved
here. several months ago from Wyo
ming Mhere they farmed and ranch
nd 4.tfsF ae
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
KaIispeII General HOSPITAL

KalispelI General Hospital
Mrs. Charles Zbyrk, Kalispell, boy
Mrs Oakley Worth, Kalispell, boy
Mrs. Joseph Lundy, Kalispell, girl
Mrs. Leroy Gronley, Kalispell,
boy
Mrs. Harold Aidal, Columbia Falls,
girl
Mrs. Rudolph Kaeding, Kalispel,
boy u M lsp /
Mrs. Kenneth Olson, Kalispell, girl
Mrs. Patrick Sheehan, Kalispell,
Mrs. Jay Goodwin, Kalispen, girl
| Mrs. Arnold Thomas, Creston, boy
/ Mrs. Darold Schaffer, Kalispell,
boy
Mrs. Paul Grosswiler, Kalispell,
girl
Mrs. Meredith Montgomery, Hun
cry Horse, boy
Mrs. Walter Rufenach, Columbia
Falls, boy ia
Whitefish Memorial Hospital
/ Mrs. Kenneth Schlinger, Whitefish,
girl Us
Mrs. Clarence Olson, Whitefish,
boy M
i Mrs. Leo Smith, Columbia Falls,
twin boy and girl
Mrs. Patrick Tinmons, Jr., White
fish, boy
Mrs. Donald Hearn, Trego, boy
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ronald L. Jones, Creston, and Eva
M. Phillips, Kalispell
= Robert r. Rigler, Kalispell, and
Eleanor M. Winslow, Whitefish
Glen w. Spear, and Shirley E.
Willette, both of Kalispell
Irwin L. Nygard and Dolores e.
Nelson, both Of Williston, N. Oak.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Robert D. Burns from Anna Burns
l. DEATHS
y Leland Tansel, rs, Kalispell, diet
l. Oct. 81 J.
IS Gary jackson, IA, Kila, died Oct
d q
Ronald jackson, 2, Kila, died Oct
: Thomas Gallagher, ga, Martin City
r died Oct. q
a Robert C. Sutcliffe, AZ, Evergreen
v died Oct. q
E. Lloyd Graham, 81, Essex, die
10 Oct. "a
Watson Cotton, IS, died Oct. q
70 KaliSpell
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Halloween Parties
Slated at Church

Halloween parties for Methodist
Sunday school students will be Fri
day and Saturday at the parish
house.
Friday, 7 to p. M, party is for
fourth. fifth, and sixth graders.
Saturday, 1880 until noon is party
for pre-school age. Slated for 2 I'M.
| til 1 O'Clock. Saturday afternoon, i
for first, second, and third graders
Sponsoring parties is WSCS Circle
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Thomos Gallagher
Services Saturday

Funeral services for Thomas Gall
agher, GA, Martin City, will be held
Saturday at $3.50 at the Waggener
and Campbell chapel. Kalispel. The
Rev. Gordon Patterson of the Kalis-
pel Methodist church will officiate
with burial in Conrad Memorial
cemetery.
Mr.. Gallagher, a Martin City resi-
dent for four years, died Sunday at
ternOOn.
He is survived by a brother ane
sister in Ohio and a brother in Texas
Mr.. Gallagher was born in Uh
richsville, Ohio. He was never mar
ried.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28

A faS fire reduced an attractive
white house to ashes and a chimney
stump Monday morning, destroying
the recently bought home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Verzuh, on highway 40,
west Of Columbia Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verzuh, who bought
their place from George O'Brien
and moved here only three weeks
ago, discovered the fire around II
a. m. Mrs. Verzuh called the Column
bia Falls police department from
the Henry Holland home, across the
highway. Due to a telephone delay
the message was not relayed to the
Columbia Falls volunteer fire de-
partment for several minutes. Vol
unteers who left Immediately after
the call was received, arrived with
the truck to find the water pumping
facilities cut off by power failure in
the fire. The fire was so extensive
by the time the fire fighters arrived
that they concentrated using the
truck tank water on saving the gar
age and other buildings on the prop
erty close by. All were saved.
Report was that a number of
household furnishings were saved. A
home freezer, too heavy to move,
and personal belongings were among
the things destroyed in the flames.
The Verzuhs had just completed
considerable remodeling of the home
after moving here from Windham II
central Montana. They reported tt
fire department that the fire may
have started in the electrical wiz
ing. Neighbors turned out and assist
ed as well as they could The Yer
zuhs, who told neighbors they ex
pected to move to Whitefish for !;
time, expressed appreciation fo
the help their new friends offered.
Although new in the communit,
and not well acquainted with man,
people, they said they receives
warm sympathy and assistance an
sent thanks to their new friends
They also thanked the Columbia Fall
and WhitefiSh fire departments 70
their quick response and help.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Foot to Helena
On Tax Heurinu

E. B. Foot, KaliSpell, Flathead
assistant county attorney, will be
in Helena Nov. 2 for the scheduled
appeal of the Victor Chemical Co
tax case before the Montana Supreme
court.
County Attorney Ed Schroeder
commented that while the case does
not directly involve Flathead county
the courts decision will effect tai
payments by Anaconda aluminium
Co. to Flathead, county and Schoo
District 6. The tax case was the leaC
story in last weeks Hungry Horse
! News.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Jimmy Sullivan Here

.Jimmv Sullivan, Washington, D.
C administrative assistant to Sen
ator Mike Mansfield was in the
Flathead Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sullivan, native Of Butte, went t.
washington with Manifold - hi
secretary in 1913, when Mansfielf
was first elected congressman.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Cleaning Right-of-Wa y

Underway along the North Fork
road between Big creek and Whale
creek is roadside cleanup of mater
ials left over from construction. In
charge is Ranger Robert Gillespie,
With Al Arvids0n heading the crew.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Sponsor Tri-Town
Halloween purtv

MARTIN CITY = Martin City's
Lions club with members from Mar
tin City, Coram and Hungry Horse
and the Martin City Hungry Horse
Community Ladies aid are sponsor
ing q Halloween party for children
of the three communities Monday
evening. 1850
There is to be a large bonfire on
Martin City's Main street with games
and treats. GEns
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
No Troin Chance

The Hungry Horse News wired the
Great Northern Railway in St. Paul
Wednesday regarding report that
mail trains No. q and % will be
restored. The answer Thursday was
mo foundation to rumor."
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28

MARTIN CITY William J. Scott.
Martin City. pied guilty and paid a
SD fine and $50 costs in Martin
CITY juStice court Of Judge Jerry
BALDWIN on chaI9 ~ hof swearing to
4 falee affidavit q, Qbtoln resident
hunting and fishing license.
Scott cam 10 Martin City from
West Virgina this sanmer. The
state fish and game department
brought charges. 11h
James r. German, transient, pied
guilty to q vagrancy charge and was
sentenced to 80 days IN the county
Jail. @ef
! o. Woodruff Frye, Martin City,
was fined SIS penalty and costs and
made a SO bad check good. Charge
was issuing a fraudulent check.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28

MARTIN CITY-Martin Clty-Hun'
cry Horse and Coram Catholic Lad
les will hold a bake sale Saturday
at Byrd's Food Mart starting at
p. m. Mrs. A. Morisette IS president
of the group.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Smokey
Wood, Seattle, arrived in the Flat
head Wednesday and visited Dr..
and Mrs. w. F. Bennett and sons. He
was project manager for GSM,
prime contractors for Hungry Horse
Dam.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28
Fined IS for Not
Buying Qpq License

g. A. Rarlck, Columbia ais,
was fined S. Thursday afternoon in
Columbia Falls police court of Judge
Floyd P. Jones on charges Of har-
boring female dog and not buying
license. He was also directed to
buy $40 license or remove the
dog from the city.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28

City traffic cases were as follows:
Berkley Hal Barcafer, Whitefish,
fined $40 for driving IS miles an hour
in Is mile zone.
w. E. Driscoll, Columbia Falls
fined $40 for a stop sign violation.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-10-28

Alfred Smith Ewing, Seattle, was
fined $40 for being drunk.
Thomas Frederick Huestad, Liv-
ingston, was fined $40 for being
drunk.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

ONE BEDRM.: S63. rs up. All util,
Children welcome. For information
call RE 5-S001. 81
COTTAGE CITY--1-bedrm. apt. tile
kit. and bath; pvt. eutr.; cony. loc.,
transp. "a blk. HA. 2-3476. -
COTTAGE CITY--4-rm. and bath
apt. 1st mr.: pvt. entr.: excel: loe
and transp. TWO buses. HA. 2-34 g.
HYATTsvLLE, MD.--In apt. BLDG;
incl, utilss A. f. sEIDE&sPINNERs.
SILVER sPRING-I and 2 bedrms.
q and 5 large rmsI: Ss3; so g
rSRrf.pHkrMRST 9s a. ipsI siIsi HE Ho6s2 a2i4 Isl
lar ave, Takoma Park. Md. II
and bath; all utiis; included; = no
TgWo gssS BEpkas,' S M 'u Il, sg9'g asif. incl s7s
up. Modern, newly DECORATED, Play
ton cali RE. 5-s002. 81
CORAL HILLS At d. C. LINE, gar
den apts; 8 bedrms.: S95 incl. utl.
nr shops. school, bus. 10. S-10ss.
ATTRACTIVE and . bedrm. apts,;
conv. located; S72 80 to SOS: util,
incl: call ~. $500 morninss'
--31
TAKoMA PARKS rms. kit. and
bath; $40 per mo-; I'd A. pvt. dwell
ling. Cali after 5 pm, Ju, a-23sf.
TAKOMA PARK bedrooms. Twins
room. dinette. kitchen and bath
All utilities. adults: $s5 mo. Ju'
T2KoMX PARK-72os Flower ave. /:
iiv. rm,. bedrm.. kitchen and bath;
caIIInM fhG UNI 9is TERRAek-We a; oSeNh have one
very iarge 2-bedrm, apt. larger than
most 2-bedrm. ramblersi ! BLOCK S
pssident pssE msr ne sas e s sheridan hiP sss st.,
RIVERDALE-Apt.. bedrm. and bath,
iiv. rm, Kitchen comb; adults only;
pvt. entr.: on car and nusnne; 500
incl. heat; Apply MIR. GEMMniLL, MILL,
sETHEsDA. + Md and 2 bedrooms,
Nv room, din. space. kit, bath and
rear screened porch; S6o-$S5; SAM
UEL e. Bo9I.EY INC, OIL. 4-.l270.
SILVER sPRING-Loely l bedroom
aaies dedoTateG sep dnete Weod nice NfHy s
excel closet space. laundry, storaee
and parking facils; adults: from
$50, incl. uttls. Can MRS. WHEELER.
SILVER SPRING-2-pedrm., 1st-fioor
corner apt, overlooking sligo Greek. Il:
laundry and storage faeils; adults;
S94, incl. utils. Call Ju. 7-7372.
TAKoMA PARK-Living rm.. bed
room. electric kitchen. tile bath;
NPiHnfA RmfT hf large Var6t
suitable ior i lady or married eou;
ple;. no children or pets. S215 Gar
land ave, JU. 9-443S: 80
iesesiSS spacious 10y s5nr rms. AND, and bath
den DE- l space. spring 4-5554. 30
SILVER SPRING, Montgomery Hills
reasonable; adults. IA. e-4l4o;
NEAR BLADENsBURG-Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. Kit, pvt. entr. and bath;
adults; $50 mo, utils. incl. WA.
MT. sopRai pRRaaiINIER-convenient; 5 au Tms.,
bath, in pvt: home: utils. ineli
TsKoMA adKstss qa Pk.ETNo 4-T4So, rms. kit. s and
bath; $50 mo-. plus utils, 6125
AND bath APT, IN ram.
bier: pvt. entrance. uttl. incl. 34i0
41st ave, Colmar Manor, No. 80
CITY. 37I5 43rd ave-
Equivalent to 3 rms, pvt. bath. pvt.
entr.. utils. incl; close to transp,;
reasonable; adults only. 30.
HERALD HARBOR, near Fort Meade.
Duplex. new modern home; z apts;,
2 bedrms.; $65, One bedrm,; sos.
Till June /. Call Ju. 9-3S02. 80
Census Bldg: liv.
rm., bedrm., bath. din. space, kit,
clean, pvt; adults; So. 10. s-3027.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

ONE BEDRM.: S63 rs up. All utii
incl; newly decorated; modern
Children welcome. For information
call RE 5-SO01. 81
COTTAGE CITY--l-bedrm. apt. tils
kit. and bath; pvt. entr.; cony. loc.l
transp. "a blk, HA. 2-3476. -
COTTAGE CITY-4-rm. and bath
apt. 1st fir.; pvt. entr.: excel. loe
and transp. Two buses. HA. 2-3496
Evening star., 1955-01-29
APTs. uNFuRNIsHEp-p.c.
OGDEN Gardens

l445 OGDEN ST. NV
Lee. attrac. 2-bedrm. apt. with fun
din. rm.: In modern de luxe elev.
bldg. with sTttshnoasd service; sis9 Ia
CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9080
Evening star., 1955-01-29
APIS. UNFURNisnED-n. c.

CoL0RED-sIee 2tth ST. s.E;-
$50 plus utils; CHARLES c. CON-
COLORED-MEDIUM FRONT RM.;
honey: kit. priyils.; reasonable'
of 14th st. eariine. Tu. 2-So24-
coLoRED-lsa G ST. Nw.-Two
rms. kit. dinette and bath; S65
/ includes everything. CHARLES C.
cGpSfE6 G9nsFR. Re. rooM. s,os5e. Kitchen no ana
mo. O. Incl. utiis. CAN Do. 7-4S4s..
|coLoRED-sls Isth ST. N,E.-e
rms. kit, bath; 500 incl. utils; Ii.
cofoREDEr,sai s1S6ia er 5a g:aioS sats S.w-s rms
and bath. heat incl. Adults only;
$3.50. GEORGE :. HANE. INC,
Ma. s-3984 or Rh. 3-460a. -3e
COL0RED--I354 MONROE ST. NV.
- rms. extra Ice. Kit: bath, heat.
ii1ss iss ssEg. cry srssss. rssss. $3.50. See ian.
coEoREpLsss od7Si Ms ssssoia 10Th ST. NE: 2
rooms, kitchen and bath: $67 so.
Available for immediate occupancy.
Inspect Saturday or Sunday or can
coLoREDEiIos M v ST. S.w-i lm.,
gas incl. N. PAUL HANNAH. 73a
18th st. NV, ME S-4100. 40
COLOEED-2 RMS. kit. share bath.
Reas- rent, util; IT'LL 345s Holmeaa pl.
COLORED-1s69 KENDALL ST. Ne.
Apt. Mod, newly dec. . rms.
kit, din. bath, pvt. entr.; S62 so.
Sterling $4,000: ewes. and Sun, DE.
CoIoRED - BENNING RD AND H
ST. Me- -b.r.; apt. bldg: $50.
Heat, h.W. incl: ldry. tacil. Yd. for
children. LO. $3.50. -31
Evening star., 1955-01-29
EENTNo STAR Aprs. uNFuRNIsHlp-pc.
CONVENIENT SOUTHEAST

40lO LIVINGSTON RID. Sc.
Large, roomy 2-bedrm. apt. with
ample closet, storage and laundry
facilities: close TO- shopping and
utilities. See Mr.. Connelly. Apt.
l02. 10. 2-4506. 80
Evening star., 1955-01-29

COLORED. 20i: SAVANNAH TER
RACE S.E.-Liy., rm.;, bedrm.. din
cite. kitchen and bath, in modern
garden-type bldg; all utils. incl. IN
S6i7 80 monthly rental. 10. 3-9792
coLoREb1-NEwLY q DECORATED
bedrm.. liy,, rnl., mod. kit, and bath.
Vic. I4th and Newlon Sts. NV. SIS Is
per month. TU. a-5421 after $50.
CoLoRED-s1S DELAFIELD PL. Nv.
Beaut.. : beorms., liV. rm.. kit. bath;
all utiis incl: conv. stores, transp.
Elk. 3-S5o0; Sun, IA. 9-55oo;,
coLoREp-sl4 BRYANT ST. NV
GRcHoEo eR5 XII kEAr47 faFa g., Sso ri NE ns: g.
CsosEso5REp-1sss sss HARVARD sT. NV.
2 lovely lge. bright rms. Lge. kit,
bath. fne cond. S76 including yttis.
COLORED-MODy newly ss asS;, 3rm: snn1 !:
coaoREp ssns; Tsnt: = Has 81 4-eSsssc coscohAN sT.
N.W.--Ultramod.. 2 rms. tiled kit.
bath and shower; gas heat: storm
windows. venetian blinds; very de-
sirable for adult couple. DE. 2-5ato.
CoLoRED--s BEDRMs, liv. rm..
Kit. and bath, With glassed-in rear
porch; excel. cond,; partly furn; !;
$3.50 mo. including utils. i29SS Q
s; ne, OIL. 4-s4s7; ia 7a;ucu.SaN sr
cS,nREn w o-f,,ss sa b9SnANddn Twa bedsooms, ms
CtoILoliRED-FivF RMS. bath and
porch; l032 9th st. ne; SO. Ma,
S-463a or EN-. 2-5S42. -3l
CoLORED--I343 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Elevator buildingi rooms. sitchen aS
veneasn zen blinds: sonseRient location.
Just of Benning I'd. at 42nd ct.
Large l-bedEm P aPt y.ny Isa:: sEa,: On, Sin-
saFh gsils Be- o sa 81 81 18Th sa e: Il 4 NV. e.
csoTEosiS. sT sisSoos os1os sesA q. s.E.-2nd
floor modern 2-bedrm. apt. ny; rm..
kitchen, bath. sas h,.w. b.; $50 plus
Wills gns,., Prigats II suit sntranes ssnsSs c AZ
NETT q. LINpsAY. AGENT: 10, q
coaiSoSREEDs1sei SaSS 4 ssnd ST. s.E.-Tyo
rms, kit. dinette and bath: $50
plus usils CHARLES 6. coNsER' COMM
cSEoREp1oio4s 81 iESpDio4s 44th ST. Ne
ss5 plus utilss CHARLES c. CON
cnoL66iREb-;aos nf6i Ebb aaI CLAY ST. Ne
Two rms, kit, dinette and bath;
CHARLES esasfSLSssV; Z. coNNoR. kE. 7-sSis.
coLoREp-,4,a SOUTH CAROLINA 4
eRasLns sRs issh & coEaGa ssaSsa ggE ggEg' 7-ssIs sss
coLoREp-Issa ieth ST. NE
Two rms, kit, dinette and bath;
$3.50. plus utils. CHARLES c.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

ME delegate ma granici sami
smo 81 krivi radi medjusob-
nih optuzbi. Danas takova
sto u Kanadi - ne postoji.
Ako bi pako opet doslo do
zabrane prelaza ma granici,
tome zaista nece biti uzrok
delegati Kanade i kanadsko
clanstvo. Takova sto moglo
bi doci odavle. Ako nitko ne
bi optuzivao, klevetao de-
nuncirao IL nash redova, dru-
gi nitko nece vlasti nece
braniti prelaz il Kanade O.
vamo. u to smo uvjereni.
Kanadski delegati, dakle,
znadu sto i'm je ciniti, pax
treba da dodju ma konvenciju
dostojno kao braca to &c
i'm biti najjaca garancija da
ce dobiti ono sto iii po pravu
pripada, a to je da budu do
bill svoje predstavnistvo u
upravi Zajednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

znati. Kanadsko clanstvo ra-
di ovog neuspjeha moze da
jedino krivi svoje delegate,
sto ih nisu ispravno zastu-
pail. Svaki onaj delegat il
Kanade, koji ne bude htio su-
radjivati sd svojom ostalom
bracom ma sadanjoj konven-
ciji, takov nece dostojno "a
stupati svoje clanstvo. On ce
raditi ma stetu priznanja j re-
prezentacije kanadskog clan
stva.
Drugo, buduci u Kanadi
medju nasim narodom i clan
stvom postoji uzajamnost i
povezanost, u koliko Sc tice
Zajednice, u suglasju toga
nece biti medjusobnog optuzi-
vanja kod vlasti, ola bi Sc
kojem delegatu zabranio do
lazak ma konvenciju. Toga O.
vom zgodom biti nece. Da je
u proslosti bivalo zaustavlja-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

dati i potpune dividende cd
sto posto, a tako &c i u bu-
duce biti, jer svi nasi fon-
dobi su jaki i snazni.
Ljudi bolesne savjesti raz-
bacuju i Sire razne pamflete,
S kojima optuzuju, klevecu
denunciraju pojedine ljude u
upravi i zlobnoj namjeri da iii
ocrne pred Amerikom unis-
te. Toga ce klevetanja biti vi
Sc i wise javno tajno, sto
mozete vidjeti, ma nasu zalost,
i u "Zajednlcaru". Obnavlja
Sc i priprema ona grdna i "a
losna sramota kao sto je bio
slucaj sedme konvencije u
Pittsburghu.
Rekosmo opet kazemo,
nasi delegati i delegatice mo-
raju znati svoju duznost i BIZ
tt svijesni da i'll nitko ne mo-
re zavesti u bludnju, a ma
stetu n h Owe Zajednice i
clanstva.
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ma svakom clanu ravnoprav-
nj j posteni. Ljudi u upravi
trebaju da SUI birani ne 20
strancarstvu, vec slo b O d n
ljudi, koji nisu podredjeni po-
jedinim strankama, pax kao
takovi mogu da dostojno
posteno zastupaju svoju or
ganizacijn da ju vode u du-
hu zajednicarskoga bratstva
i americke Stroke demokra-
cije. Zajednica iako je matica
hrvatstva u America, takova
treba da i .ostane, ali ona je
ipak americka ustanova. Ka-
ko rekosmo u nasem Pro-
glasu:
"NaSa Zajednica mora ici
putem napredka u duhu iskre-
nog amerikanima ma osnovi
principa i demokracije. Ia
mas je Amerika amerika-
nizam povrh svega, a sve O.
stale je sporedno."
Owe nisu prazne rijeci
fraze vec tako mi iskreno o.
sjecamo, vjerujemo i tako
radimo. Zato smo Sc zavjeto-
vail da cemo i u buduce tako
raditi.
I kao sto smo u Proglasu
jasno naglasili:
''Buduce vodstvo treba BIZ
rati po spremi, zasluzi i oda-
nosti prema Zajednici, mu-
zeve zene cistog nacaja i
iskrenog rodoljublja, koji &c
znati dobro upravljati s ma
som velikom Zajednicom."
To smo dokazali s nasim
uspjesima zadnjih godina, ko-
j sami "a sebe govore, da
danas nase clanstvo nemora
placati posebni rasporez "a
troskove konvencije, i da u
opce netreba bacati posebni
teret ma clanstvo. Tako smo
owe godine clanstvu mogli
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slovlja. PRIZE Je blvalo da Sc
u pravila unosile prkos-tocke,
sto Sc ne bi wise smjelo do
gadjati.
I danas imademo neprilika
S pravilima, koja Sc krivo tu-
maci kako to nekom bolje
odgovara.
Da Sc pravila postivaju i
po NINA da Sc radi cato je
potrebna savjesna i dobra u
prava. U upravu treba da do
laze ljudi reda i postenja, a
ne takovi koji sa zvucnim
frazama izigravaju pravila u
svoju licnu korist i clanstvu
bacaju pijesak u oci.
Zajednicu je osnovao rad
mix, mali covjek, i MENU tre-
ba da sluzi. On ju nosi ma
svojim zuljevim rukama pre-
ko 60 godina. Zajednica je O.
snovana da bude radniku po-
mocnica u nesreci u bolesti,
pax u slucaju njegove smr-
tt njegovoj obitelji. Hrvatski
radnik podize uzdrzava svo-
ju zajednicu, koju ljubi, da
mu u nevolji bude u pomoci.
TAI mas mali covjek dosao je
u Ameriku IL nevolje da. ov-
die nadje kruha u znoju lica
svojega i da pomogne dom
svoj u starom kraju. On Sc
nebavi zagrizljivom politikom,
zato je i ne unosi u svoju
Zajednicu. Politikom Sc bave
rama gospoda, pax ovu ma
su bratsku ustanovu nastoje
istom zatrovati, da zamute i
u mutnom da gospodare S ma
rodnom krvavom mukom ma
sih radnika. Radi takove po-
itike uvjek pred konvenciju
dolazi trvenje borba, kad
pojedinci nastoje cd Zajed-
nice napraviti svoju prciju.
U upravu zajednice treba--
ju doci iskusni zajednicari,
sirokogrudni koji &c biti pre-