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KATICA PLESE

Joliet, Illinois. Odsjek IT'S
javlja clanstvu, rodbini prijate-
lima zalosnu vijest, da smo il ma
sih redova izgubili dugogodisnju
! clanicu, sestru Katica Plese.
Pokojna sestra Plese rodjena je
u mjestu Delnice, Gorski Kotar,
Hrvatska, u ovu zemlju dosla
je u mladim godinama. Bolovala
je dugo godina te je nakon duge
bolesti preminula dana 80. julia
1855.
| Bila je poznata u nasoj koloniji
i postivana po clanstvu, stupila
je u H. B. 2. jos kao mlada lena,
bila dobro poznata svima nasim
Goranima u ovoj okolici.
| Mrtvo tijelo pokojnice bilo je
polozeno ma odru u kapeli Racki
pogrebnog zavoda, pa je mas od-
sick znak zadnje pocasti, ma ME-
zin odar polozio krasni vjienac
! cvijeta. Sveta Misa "a pokoj ME
zine duse odsluzena je st. Mary's
Croatian crkvi, a nakon crkvenog
obreda, njezini smrtni .ostanci OF
praceni su pokopani Hrvat-
skom Groblju.
Pokojna sestra Plese liza sebe o.
stavlja supruga Ivana; sinove
Charles John; dvije kceri, Mrs.
Frank Mary Zadel, Mrs. Matt
(Antonia) Plese, i wise unucadi.
Sestro Katica, u ime clanstva
naseg drustva Tomislav, odsjeka
broj ITS H. B. z. klicemo ii: Neka
ii bude miriam pocinak tvomu
grobu, tvojem suprugu Ivanu,
sinovima, snahama i maloj unu-
cadi izrazujemo nase najiskrenije
bratsko sautesce.
Vladimir Bozich, tajnik.
Zahvala. OWN putem zelimo
Sc cd srca zahvaliti svoj nasoj
rodtini, prijateljima znancima,
koji SUI nam priskocili u pomot
tjesili mas nasoj velikoj tugi
zalosti prigodom smrti nase mi
lie make.
Hvala svina, koji su okitili ME
zin odar vijencima cvijeta svima,
koji su dali svoje automobile "a
vrijeme sprovoda. Hvala svima,
koji su poslah sazalnice karte i
koji su nasu neprezaljenu pokoj-
nicu ispratili ma vjecni pocinak,
te svima, koji su ma sprovod dosli
| IL bliza il daleka.
! JOS jednom, najljepsa hvala svi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
FANIKA SLUINSKI

VuS1ek ~, n. ,. FlCtSDurgn, Fa-
Nemila smrt zaista ne Stedi
mas odsjek nase drustvene redo
We. Ne prodje skoro mjesec, a da
ne moramo zabiljeziti po koji gu
bitak il nase drustvene sredine.
Tako smo pocetkom septembra,
naime dana 4. septenbra izgubili
nasu dugogodisnju sestru clani-
GU, Faniku udovu Sluinski.
Mjeseca julia sestra Sluinski je
teze obolila ma preporuku lijec-
nika morala Sc je podvrci opera
ciji. Uslijed zapletaja, koji su sill
jedili sestra Sluinski je nakon sest
tjedana bolovanja ispustila svoju
pIemenitu dusu zaklopila svoje
trudne oci "a uvijek.
Sestra Sluinski bila je nasem
odsjeku zaclanjena kroz dugih tr1-
deset i sedan godina, naime Cd
godine 1918. koje godine ljeti,
mjeseca julia, pristupila je u nasu
drustvenu sredinu | kroz sve te
godine savjesno vrsila svoje CLAN
ske duznosti, a kako je mogla,
ma svoj skromni nacin i pomagala
drustvenom radu "a napredak
odsjeka Zajednice.
Bila je rodom IL nase male ali
ponosite Bosne, il mjesta Graho-
va, gdje je ugledala svjetlo svije-
ia mieseca februara 1894.
Mrtvo tijelo nase pokojnice bilo
je polozeno ma odar u kapeli Mrs.
Jennie Lovrencic, gdje su odar O.
bisle clanice nasega drustva kao
brojni drugi poznanici obitelji
Sluinski prijatelji, da njojzi oda-
du posljednju pocast, njezinim
kcerkama svoje topic saucesce.
Odar pokojnice uresile su lije-
PIN vijencima kitama cvijeca
kcerke pokojnice kao rod / pri-
iatelji, pax Sc je medju tim wien
Gina lijepo isticao i vijenac nasega
drustva Sveta Ana, znak nase
5osljednje pocasti dragoj nasoj
tlanici pokojnici. Tu gu takodjer
aaplacene mise "a upokoj njezi-
ie piemenite duse, medju kojima
lila je misa naplatena cd strane
>asega drustva.
U jutro 8-smi septembra dignu-
20 je mrtvo tijelo pokojnice sa
odra u pratnji kcerki, roda i pri-
iatelja te clanica nasega drustva
ispraceno najprije u hrvatsku zup-
nu crkvu Sv. Nikole, gdje je odslu-
zio svecane zadusnice mas mjesni
zupnik, Rev. Loncar. L. zupne cr-
kve tada pogrebna povorka je pro-
slijedila "a hrvatsko zupno grob-
lie mad Millvalom, gdje je poloze-
no krilo zemlje uz pokojnog jo1
supruga.
Mad otvorenim grobom prize
nego je nrtvo tijelo spusteno u
grob, tu sc cd pokojnice ime ma
: Sega odsjeka oprostise najprije
sestra predsjednica Helen Somin
koja je engleskom jeziku progo-
vorila nekoliko toplih rijeci ime
oprosta 1 posljednje pocasti. Ma
kon toga progovorila je u hrvat-
skom jeziku potpisana tajnica, da
istakne lijepe vrline koje su re.
sile nasu pokojnicu "a vrijeme Ii
vota kao njezin udio drustve-
nom nasem radu.
PAX prastajuti sc sa pokojni-
com ovim putem, neka je oo
strane nasega odsjeka i njegovos
odbora ovom prigodom izrazenc
topic iskreno saucesce dobrin
kcerkama pokojnice: Mici Birsic
Victoriji Vandek stefaniji Wer-
ling, koje su sve tri tlanice nase-
ga odsjeka, zatim Leonu Sluin-
ski kao i njezinoj sestri Berti Da'
Wis, il Portlada, Oregon, pa svemu
njezinom rodu, u koliko ga lima
ovdje ill Il starome kraju.
Tebi pako draga nasa pokojnice
neka je lahka zemlja miran po.
Gin, a dusa ii Sc raja nauzila.
Ia drustvo Sveta Ana, odsjel
broj 20 HBZ.,
Dragica Blaskovic, tajnica
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ie duznost clanova svih or
ganizacija svega naseg ma
roda ovog mjesta i okolice,
da dodju u Sto vecem broju
ma oval koncert i time uz-
velicaju proslavu 10-godisnjeg
opstanka ovog naseg Hrvat-
skog Radio Sata.
NikOIa Rescic,
tainik proslave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

ma, koji su nam u bilo cemu bill
Cd pomoci. A tebi, draga nila
mako, neka je slava vjecni po-
koj.
PleSe Obiteli,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

Odsjek 74l, Biloxi, Miss. 49, Po-
zivlje Sc sveukupno clanstvo naseg
odsjeka ma godisnju sjednicu, koja
ce Sc odrzavati ma 20. decembra
owe godine, IL 2 sata poslije podne,
u stanu brata tajnika ma 1929
First Street, Biloxi, Miss.
Trebamo svi doci ma ovu siedni-
Gu, da Sc ma istoj sporazumimo u
pogledu vodjenja naSeg drustva, te
kako ma koji nacin da Sc dobiie
sto wise novih clanova u mas od-
sick, posto mas je sada jallo mali
broj u istome. Takodjer ma ovoi
sjednici trebamo birati novu upra
WI, koja ce ruliovoditi naSim od-
sjekom kroz iduCu 1856 godinu
Dodjite i izaberite 81 upravu po
svojoj wolff, a bilo bi pozeljno kad
bi nasi mladji Clanovi dosli pri-
mill Sc Il upravu odsjeka. zato vas
molim da Sc odazovete mojoj zelji
i da prisustvujete ovoj godisnjoi
sjednici.
Tony NJ. Pitalo, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

telja Lokala u. M. w. Of A, me-
dju kojima je bio krasni vijenac
naseg odsjeka zadnju pocast
svomu clanu.
Sprovod je obavljen po vjerskim
obredima dne 16. septembra, u
srpskoj pravoslavnoj crkvi st.
George u South Side Pittsburgh,
DO sveceniku Savic. Poslije cr-
kvenog obreda pokopan je u srp-
skom groblju st. George.
U ime odsjeka 567 HBz., mad
grobno slovo je procitao tajnik od-
sjeka zazelio miran pokoj dust
njegovoj, a njegovim sinovima,
kcerima unucadi iskreno sauce
See.
Ivan Pivac, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
Odbornici:
TOmo SrakoGic, Pero
Specie, Slavo Lorkovic,
Vlado Frketic, Mato
Rici, Ivan Cackoyic.

P. S. = Prosli tjedan povratio
Sc je sa posjete u domovini mas
zupljanin John Ivancic, 55O7
McCandless Ave, Pittsburgh,
Pa, koji je osobno vidio kape-
lie i zupnu crkvu lijepo uredjene
i obnovljene ma veliko zadovolj-
stvo onog poboznog naroda.
Naprama ondjasnjim okolno-
stima, zupnik moze poducavati
ldjecu samo u crkvi, to samo
izmedju skolskog radnog vre-
mena. Naravno, radi udaljenosti
kapela, zupniku je vrlo potreban
podvoz, i S toga razloga moli da
bi mu poslali bicikI odavle iii
potrebnu svotu, tako da 81 mo-
re tamo nabaviti isti, tako da
bi mogao lakse posjecivati zup-
ljane u potrebi i polaziti ma re-
dovito podueavanje krscanskog
nauka u kapelama.
Mi smo sigurni, da Sc nasi
zupljani nece oglusiti ovoj molbi
naseg zupnika. Svi darovi biti
&c objavljeni kroz nase novin-
stvo.
Mark Vinski.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

POTRAGA. - Ovim putem ira
zim mog prijatelja, Paul Riba-
ric, koji je nekada stanovao ma
ovoj adresi: Hawthorne Avenue,
Carnegie, Pa. Zadnji puta sam
ga vidila, kada smo zajedno pu-
tovali u staru domovinu, a cd o.
nog vremena neznam niSta Ia
NIGGA. Ako on vidi ovu potragu,
iii ako tfo drugi znade "a NIGGA,
biti Gu zahvalna ako mi jave ma
ovu adresu:
Mrs. Franca Dragar, 6402
Varian St, Cleveland 3, Ohio.
(51-52-53)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

Najveta osjeguracija kod
H. B. Zajednice jeste svota
Cd $1,000. Ma ovu svotu mo-
ze Sc osjegurati do 40 godina
starosH.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
DR. u ST YENI
VIE 5 N | K
Gnijezda / 0dsieka
Odsjek 665, Greenwood. Wis.

Odsjek 665, Greenwood, Wis. -
DIVINE Sc poziva sveukupno clan
stVo nasega odsjeka, da nefaIjeno
prisustvuje redovitoj godi$njoj
sjednici, koje Ce sc odrzavati IL IL
torak, 81 decembra 1855, II kuti
naseg pokOjnog brata tajnika,
Jakova Malnar.
Mi temo najprije rijesiti poslove
nase redovite sjednice, a zatim ce-
mo preci ma godiSnju sjednicu ma
lSojoi temo stvarati korisne "a
kljucke "a buduce nase poslova-
ME birati novu odsjecnu upravu
"a godinu 1856. Stoga, brato ses-
ire svi dodjite / birajte 81 upra-
va po sVojoj volji zelji
Sve vas pozdravlja vasa clani-
ca i privremena tajnica, koja ie
oval posao uzela "a vrijeme umje-
sto svoga neprezaljenoga muza.
Frances Malnar.
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PRODAJA u MRKOPLJU

Ma placi kuca u dobrom stanJu
i citav posted. Tko zeli kupiti ne
ka Sc javi ma ovu adrcsu William
Crnich, III L Street, Roc k
Springs, Wyo. C49-50-51- $3.50
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
MALI 0GL As MIX
zAJ MIC A Rk
UJENTK

Obicna mala potraga, kojoj
20 tra2i znanca III prijatelja,
IA syakU uvrstbU .............Sl.OO
rko trait radnike po Incl. 200
Ia tri uvrstbe ...................... 500
rko prodaje kucu, zeanlju,
trgovinu Ill slicnO, TO Incl. zoo
lenidbeni oglasi ponude ne
uvrStuiu se,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

5 Marija Sostaric
JurO Mikesic
10 Dimitar kukic
IL Josip Sustarsic
10 Anna Cunic
80 Vinko Kufrin
43 Josip Kovacic
1874 Baltazar kunder
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21

ALL CHRISTMAS. Viyacious Jean Simmons English
currently playing in the of
and Dolls takes time wish Merry Christmas
Bonds. neig
herself Miss Simmons has purchased several for
given your country through Savings Bonds.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-21
LIST IL KRAJA

Americko- -kanadskom Odboru
zupljana Novigrad ma Dobri
kraj Karlovca, Pittsburgh:
Ovime vam javljamo, da smo
Cd vas primljeni novac upotri-
jebili "a odredjenu svrhu. Po-
pravili smo naime kapelu Sv,
Fabijana Sebastijana u Ia
gradcima, kapelu Sv. Triju
kralja Il Dubravcima j zupnu
crkvu u Novigradu.
Koliko je "a koji navedeni OBJ
jekt utroSeno mozete razabrati
IL prilozenog po mama potpisa-
nog obracuna.
Blagajnu i blaga jnicki dnev-
mix vodio je potpisani zupnik
Svaka stavka blagajnickog
dnevnika ina odgovarajucu po-
tvrdu.
Sve poslove obavljali su odgo-
VaraJucl zanatllJe pod naslm
nadzorom. Tako je eto priveden
kraju posao "a kojega ste vi zr-
tvovali mnogo truda.
Ni yam ovime izricemo veliku
zahvalnost u ime nasih zuplia-
ma. - Ujedno vas molimo, da
nasu zahvalnost izrazite svima
plemenitim darovateljima "a po-
! pravak nash mnogo istrosenih
] crkava.
Preporucamo yam Sc i "a u
buduce, srdacno vas pozdrav-
ljamo: Hvaljen Isus Maria.
U Novigradu ma Dobri 4. ruj-
ma 1855.
zupni Ured 81. Dj. Marie.
l
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SWELL GR0B0YI
- Nash dragih -
Brace ! sestara
UMRLI CLANOVI HI. b. z.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 8. DO 16. DECEMBRA, 1855

| 235 Mara Ulcer
351 Jojza Lisjak
423 Karlo PuSkaric
Josip Horvat
613 Franjo Rack
62O MILO Balazinic
642 Anton Zadrzan
74O Dora Posinak
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Odsjek 5O4, Struthers, Ohio. -
Ovime Sc daje do znanja sveukup-
nom clanstvu naseg odsjeka, da je
ma prosloj godisnjoj sjednici, odr-
zanoj II. decembra, bilo rasprav-
ljano zakljuceno, da tajnik ne &c
wise primati clanske pristojbe u
svojoj kuci, bilo to pod kojim pri-
likama.
Stoga, Cd sada u buduce svaki
clan mora platiti svoje pristojbe
ma redovitir sjednicama, koje Sc
odrzavaju svake druge nedjelje u
mjesecu, u Hrvatskom Domu ma
1879 Lowellville Road. Sjednice po-
cimaju sata poslije podne, a
oni koji ne mogu doci ma iste u
slijed rada iii buo kojih drugih
razloga, tajnik &c biti dvorani
cd 1 sat pa do 4:30 poslije podne,
Iiste danove kada su nase sled
nice. Zato dodjite platte vase
clanske pristojbe, ako ne zelite
da vas Sc stavi ma rezervu iii SUI
spendira.
Toliko YAM do znanja rayna-
MIA.
Alex Matije,ich, tajnlk.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Home oon Bonk Heed
Defends Lending Curbs
- : star etan ccrresponden

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS w. Va, Oct 29.-Restraints
recently placed borrowing of building and loan associations
from the Federal Home Loan Bank System stirred up
criticism but brought better understanding Of the systems
operations and needed reforms Chairman Walter W.
cAser Of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board disclosed
Evening star., 1955-10-30
DEATHS REpoRT TED

tFrom the D. C. Health pepartmentl
Clark C Grifith. IS, 4720 1eth 81. NV.
Joseph Perry, S3, $500 l4th st. NV.
Georgia Spruill, 81. Washingtcn. p. 9,
Catherine 1. Doering. 20, 3l2S n st. u.wI
Annie Zimmerman, AZ, 1347 Tewkesbury
Ernest ns E 4. K Grant. N. asas connecsleus
Mary sys Z. q =. rhums, 7s, chevy chase. Nd.
Ihiian ~. Timberiake. 70, 1925 Frank
John IN II. T. Jones 7s, asoi channing st. ne.
Walter Nelson. 20. Baltimore. Nd.
Frances sorin. SO. 37oo connecticut
Msfsarss ss I Elliott sa, 44i7 New Hamp-
JohR i. surssss. %, So1s shsrrier
Anna z Z. Berg, eli. e04 Eve st. No.
MaTRaret 4 shipley 80. 273b ontario
ta@Sssnaess W. & i .. Callahan. S. s4o7SDent
,isfold 4. whseIsr. 50. washihston.,
EDWARD widmeysr. 20. roo Mount ver-
MsTsssrsTt Ms X Anderson. 10. 1918 ioth st.
Laddie Thompson. ca. 14ls i4th st. NV.
Henry Hansford, S.. ciS D 1t. NV.
James Brown, 50, Alexandria. Va.
Ebert Arrineton. Is, al N 81. NV.
Henry Belton, 80. 4113 9Th ST. NV.
william s. White, infant. 1878 18th
st NV. 80 7s'is3l7ts
Evening star., 1955-10-30

|of either the Army or Navy and
|fairer representations Of current
value the report said.
Army properties are valued at
$8.3 billion. Navy $7.3 billion
and Air Force $5.7 billion.
However, the Air Force con-
Itrols by far the largest acreage,
It controls more than I5.a
thousand acres compared with
1913 thousand BY the Army and
a. thousand BY the Navy. There
|are ten States In which the mill
tary controls more than q half
million acres.
Real properties controlled by
Ithe three military services cost
THE Government more than 81
billion In the States of Virginia
California and Texas. The cost
lin the District was placed al
more than s113.000. In Maryland
lat $7i7.O00.
The services pay $37.6 million
each year for leased property
Against this outgo. however, the
three departments take In $l2.t
million from rentals received
for properties which are leased
to non-Federal agencies and
private interests. The report
places no valuations In either Of
these categories.
81 Per Cent In United States
Based on cost to the Govern
ment. 80 per cent Of the total
military properties are In the
United States. OF overseas prop
critics. A per cent are those Of
the Air Force.
Long-life equipment. such as
ships. were priced at acquisi-
tion costs. But the report states
that costs ''are. In many in
stances, substantially below re-
placement values
Inventories of consumable
goods were ct standard prices,
representing replacement cost,
or at estimated purchase price.
OF the $124 billion total, the
Navy with more than $56 bill
lion, has the largest portion.
The Army runs second with
$3z billion. 81 billion more than
the Air Force.
Evening star., 1955-10-30

tIteIe tUuays s
Speaking at the final session
-iof the District Building and
loan League convention at the
lGreenbrier. Mr.. McAllister said
associations are continuing 70
lget advances from the system to
Inject strong demand for loans.
but on q reduced basis.
With the exception Of q few
over-extended institutions, asso-
Citations still have funds TO lend
land are doing 80, he declared.
Mortgage lending Of the assoc
Iciations totaled s. billion In the
Ifsrst eight months Of 1855. q
record for the period. which In
dictates clearly the total for the
Iyear viii reach q new alI-time
Ipeak Of around 81 billion for
THE year. d gain Of some 50 mil
lion some from 1854. he reported.
Can't Predict End.
Mr.. MeAilister said he could
mot predict exactly when the re-
lstrictions would end but that he
Ibid not think 1t would be long,
iEtrong protests. he indicated,
came from associations across
lthe country where the incoming
ifiow Of new savings and loan
lrepayments was not large enough
Ito meet all opportunities for
Istill more profitable loans.
Citing cases where associa-
ltions had TO cancel or reduce
their loan commitments sud-
Idenly, Mr.. McAllister said be
found q surprising number Of
associations without complete
lrecords Of their forward con-
Istruction commitments. These
we're unable to supply accurate
Idata on their probable future
Icredit needs.
Individual associations will
lhave to shoulder part of the re-
Isponsibility for the June under
destination Of system lending
needs which led to the restrain
ling order later, he continued. Il
hope that associations will keep
complete and accurate records Of
commitments in the future" he
Isaid.
| Mr.. McAllister said one Of the
boards principal concerns has
Ibeen the creeping infationary
Tendencies which has been OBJ
lservable for some time. Contend
ling that mortgage credit Is in
lfiationary, although not as in
lfiationary as other types oi
icredit, he said rapidly increas-
ling advances contribute to the
total extension Of credit.
Difiiculty Cited
Efforts Of savings institutions
Ito increase their lending actiyi-
tiles through the use OF bank
lcredit has made 1t more difficult
lfor monetary authorities to keep
Evening star., 1955-10-30

the growth Of money supply II
line with needs for q vigorous
sustained growth In our econ.
Iomy.. declared Robert 3. Blyth
assistant to- the Secretary d
Treasury.
An increase In bank credit
creates bank deposit money. ant
too rapid an increase in banL
deposit money under certain cir.
lcumstances can result IN infiatior
land deterioration In the value b
the currency just as surely al
though the increased none,
supply were created In SONS
other more obviously infiationar,
way.
aAs guardians Of over $50 bill.
lion Of savings Of the citizeni
LOT this country, the savings ane
loan industry has q tremendoul
stake IN sound money he said
Essentially the restraints that
lhaye developed on the extension
Iof credit this year are natura
Jones. In your own business, al
the supply Of mortgages Offered
Ito you approached and begar
Ito exceed the now Of savings intt
your institutions. you naturally
tended to become more selectivs
i'm the mortgages that you woule
take.
| Notes Ratloping Need
you are rationing credit
which you must do when the de-
Imand for mortgages exceed
Your basic ability to. meet thl
desires Of could be Borrowers
More than $50 million Of loan
lhave been made under the vol
luntary homeA mortgage credi
program established under thI
Housing Act Of 1855, reportet
lW Franklin Morrison. presiden
lot the First Federal Savings ant
Loan Association Of washing
ton. who Is q member of th.
national committee for the pro,
igrain.
The Savings and Loan Foun,
idation. Inc, educational and ad,
lvertising arm Of the savings ant
loan industry. placed ADVERTISING
In $50 million copies Of nationa
magazines In the last year ant
the same displays were carriet
In more than 400 newspapers
reported william K. Divers
foundation president and former
ichairman Of the Federal Home
Loan Bank board.
Other speakers at today.s ses.
sion were r. Earle Bourne
lchairman of the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commissions
and Bryson Rash, White HOUSE
correspondent for American
roadcasting and WMAI., The
Stars radio and nv station.
Carl C. Smuck, incoming pres.
ident Of the league, and othel
new officers were inducted int
lofiice.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
investors GET
New Warning
By DONALD b. HADLEY
FINANCIAL kdltuf af The star

Il 4
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
lW. Va, Oct. 20.Know your
dealer and know your securities
before you invest, President Wal
tier A. Schmidt Of the Invest
lment Bankers Association
warned the public today.
Addressing the annual meet
ling Of the IBA's Southeastern
Group. Mr.. Schmidt said one Of
THE associations chief goals is
to put the hex mark on the
fraudulent and dishonest seciir-
tiles dealer.
Don't let someone call You
on the phone and make you
think you are going to make q
fast buck" he said.
Variable life insurance Is an
other issue that seriously con-
Germs the IBA. said Mr.. Schmidt
lin an interview.
We are not so much opposed
to variable life insurance itself
las to the starting Of an entirely
new system for investment ia
common stocks without adequate
supervision" he said.
Whether companies whose se-
curities are not traded on the
stock exchange should be sub
lject to financial reporting, proxy
and ,insider trading requirements
Of the Exchange Act, Is q thorny
question for the Securities Ex-
change Commission, its chair
man, j. Sinclair Armstrong, told
the group at the annual dinner
last night.
This Is proposed in & bill
introduced BY Senator Fulbright,
Democrat Of Arkansas. and
Representative Klein. Democrat
lot New York.
A large group Of Washington
securities dealers who are meln-
bers Of the IBA attended the
sessions here. Wilfred i. Good
Wyn. jr., partner Of Goodwin
q Olds, washington, and CHAIR
man Of the group, presided at
the business session. Harvey B.
Gram, IT, partner Of Johnston.
Lemon a Co., Washington, was
elected secretary-treasurer. Mark
Sullival1,.ir, partner Of Auctin-
Gloss, Parker u Redpath, Was1-
Eington. was elected TO the Execu-
tive COMMITTEES.
ROderick D. Moore Of Rich
fmond. Va, was elected to sue
ceed Mr.. GoodWyn as group
chairman for next year and
Charles n. Pinkerton Of Balti-
more and w. o. Nisbet, r.. Of
Charlotte. N. G., were named
vice ctairmen.
Murray Hanson, managing
director and general counsel Of
1.-THE IBA with Offices In WASH
lington. spoke at the business
session. Among the reports was
lone from Millard r. West, jr,
lof Auchincloss. Parker q Red
path, chairman Of the Education
iComrnittee.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
sIOO, 900 QUESTION BATTLES
BRO OOKLYN POLICE SERGEANT.

NEW YORK. Oct 20 l--A Brooklyn policeman to-
night failed TO win 100000 o teleyison biggest
cash prize In history Of Tv giyeaWays.
Detective Sergt. Barney Aruck allowed. however
to keep $4,000 he won last Saturday the NBCTV ig
Surprise program.
The 100000 question asked Of Arluck dealt with crimi
nal law and writ the program by United States
Supreme Court Justice William o. Douglas.
Mr. Arluck able to answer only the first Of four
parto define the ordeal used By early American courts
TO force accused person to plea.
He called It strong and sustained punishment"
He missed the year the practice ended in New
York State lfI2l whether court Congress rst
dered Federal Judges to enter plea Of innocent persons
who declined to plead AConness and whether the United
States Supreme Court affirmed reversed the conviction
plea (afrmedl.