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OSTETE OPERACIJE

Nadae, dotieni certifikat predvdja pacane svoe cd
ME- wise cd $4,000 dvorazredno osiguranje.
Ovdje je vazno nagasiti, da po ovom Novom Planu
Ostete plaza zapravo operacie koe medicin
skoj znanosti poznate.
Ako svota koju clan ina pravo operaciju, ne do
cd $15OOO tada takav clan ina pravo razk
izmedu e dvije svoe neku dugu operacu iii opera
cju ste vrst, ako je takva potrebna.
Ma PRIMER: Ia operacje odsranjenje "cataracta"
(mrene oku predvidena je svota cd $4,000 Ako je
oko potrebna jos edna operaca, iii ako je koa dr-
operaca zvedena plaza canu danja svota cd $4,000
operaciju, tako da namr razka, to jest da sc
miri svota cd $4,000.
Prema gooj ljesvici operacije plaza do $4,000
jednorazredno osgurane dvorazredno $4,000 Ia
ko plaza wise ostete nego po starom planu Ma
ravno osigurane oval certfkat plaza vece mje
scene prstobe. Osgurani oval certfkat dobivaju
Gornje svote osteta pacaju po planu,
posebno plaza bolesnicka potpora Kada nov
plan osteta zaedno novm planom boesncke potpore Ia
da vidmo da clan osiguran oba pana dobva
potpo ostetu dosta visoku da moze pokrt lje6nicke
bolncke troskove sto suz kao osiguracija hospta
zaciju
Prize rekosmo, da kod Zajednice mademo dobra osgu
rana jedne certificate zvotnu osiguraciu takodjer
ostete bolnu poporu ali nase clansvo te osgura
cje nepozna, pax treba stano tumacit objasnjvat
Radi toga pisemo da canstvo uputmo kako moze
sto bolje zasttti osigurat svak sluca - Urednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
NAR0DNA G0SP0DA

One, koji imadu kulturu
srca duse, te narod naziva
pravom narodnom gospodom;
u njih vjeruje, prema NINA
imade neograniceno poVjere-
ME i ljubav, / s TINA je na-
rod uvijek spreman da radi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
Mladez opet akciUi 28. augusta u Croatian Center
VELIK0 OTv0RENJE HRVATSk0G CENTRA
BITI CE U NEDJELJU, DNE 28. AUGUSTA

Pittsburgh, Pa - Ujednjeni Odsjec Hrvatske Brat
ske zajednce zapadnoj Pennsylvania &c mati veku Pro-
slavu Otvorenja svoga Hrvatskog Cenra pknkom ije
PIN programom nedeu 2S augusta Biti ce zvrsni pro-
gram, kojeg &c izvadjat nase pesacke Koo Grupe
rodnm nosnjama pratnju dobrog tamburaskog zbora
Ma otvorenju krunt &c Kraljica Ujednenih Od
sjeka zapadne Pennsylvania. Bit ce zobju jea plea
Ia Veko Otvorene treba da sto boe pripremimo
da ispane so bolje dostonije tn svrhu nasoj sled
nic odrzanoj 13. augusta vecer nasem Hvatskom
Cenr imenovana sjedeca braca sestre koj &c pred
voditi program radit tai dan
ODBOR IA PROGRAM
Stephen F. Brkch Frank Braidic
Milan Vranes Flip Vukeic
ODBOR IA JELO PICE
Michael Bozc Jos. Bartolich, Jr.
Matt Frketich Emil Srdoch
Frank Pastorkoyich Joe Kaurich
Anton Deac Anton Skyaric
Anthony Abranovich John Ovcarich
Mary Abranovich Mike Horvat
Marie Sekel Daniel Skic
Joe Vrban Joe Rukavina
John Barkoyich John Segma
Anna Deyunich Frank MoguS
John Bronich
Molimo sestre bracu gore menovane, da dodju ma
vrjeme to oko podne, tako da mogu vrjeme uGin
potrebite prpreme veiku proslavu otvorena
Nase pako odseke momo, da nastoje sto wise nagovo
riti svojih canova da radu pomognu jer ma
radnoj snaz smo uvijek oskudni Flip vukelt tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

da to nase clanstvo nije "a
stupano u svojoj zajednici,
Deveta konvencija treba i
mora da to pitanje ispravno
rijesi radi pravice i radi to-
ga sto je u Kanadi siroko
polje rada "a novo clanstvo.
Posve smo uvjereni, kad bi
kanadsko clanstvo dobilo j.
spravno priznanje predstav-
nistvo u Zajednici, da bi ziv-
lie i odusevljenije poradilo
"a njen napredak S novim
eianstvom mace.
Danas postoje dobri uvje-
tt, da Sc to postigne. Prvo,
posto medju kanadskim Clan
stvom postoje dobre veze i
povezanost, kako jos nije BIZ
10. U biranju delegate u Ka-
nadi nije bilo zucne borbe,
niti Sc je kortesacija vodila
ma osnovi strancarske borbe,
vec posve u duhu zajednicar-
skoga bratstva. Moguce da je
negdie bila zalosna iznimka,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

konstruktivno, protiveci 80
svakoj destrukciji anarhiji.
No narod nikada ne &c da bu-
de mason, jer narod zna-
de, da je osnov cjelokupnog
narodnog zivota i da je on
izvor sve vitalnosti - zivOt-
nosti velike narodne skup-
nosh. - Ivo Sarinic.
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KANADSK0 CLANSTV0 MORA D0BITI
PRlzNANJE | ZASTUPSTY0 U H. B. Z

Pred narednu konvenciju dosta pise, raspravlja i
govori nasoj brac Kanadi I mi posebno posveti
paznu clanstvu Kanadi Sada opet vracamo
no pitanje uopce
Vec godina kanadsko clansvo nema svoje "a
stupnike upravi Hvatske Bratske Zajednce Kako do
toga doslo sada necemo zalaz Nie pravo posteno
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

FESTIVALU. - KoO Festival prirediuie sc
programu nase velike proslave otvorenja - GRO
ATTAIN CENTRA nedjelju 28 augusta nasem
vastitom Centr. Ma tom festivalu nastupaju tri od
licne Koo Grupe. Jedna vrlo poznata IL East Pitts
burgha pod vodstvom sestre Katherine Grcevc, ciju
slku imali proslom broiu. Druga dolazi glaso-
vita Kolo Grupa Cleveland "Kolo Aces" takodier
glasovita KoIo Grupa Cokeburg pod vodstvom koo
grupa America brata Bernardo Luketi6a, koie grupe
sliAu gore donosimo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
ali to Sc je ublazilo.

Delegati IL Kanade mogu i
trebaju da dodju ma konven-
ciju zajednicki da zajednic-
XII ma istoj istupe. U tome je
glavni uslov "a uspjeh, da
sloznim bratskim radon do
dju do priznanja. Prize su
dolazili ma konvenciju pocije-
PAM neprijateljski raspolo-
zeni, a to je jedan uzrok da
nisu bill po konvenciji pri-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
CERTIFIKAT 0S|GURANJA 0STETA
IA SVE 0PERAClJE ! 0SAKACENJA

Vec par godina mademo oSiguranje ostete ali
nase clanstvo jos nje dovono upoznao ovim osgu
ranjem Sada pred konvencu nas deegat zanimaju
ptanja poslovanja Zaednce pax bolnu potpor
ostete. Vdno da nekima ne poznat oval novi plan
ze da b konvencia zakuca da povs osteta opera
cije osakacenja, takoder uplae Ovdje donosmo po
novno prikaz novog osigrana ostete er jos posumo
po starom panu.
Nov Certfkat Osgurania "a Ostete koi je poznat
kao Dismembermen and Surgical Indemnity Certificate"
iii certifkat ostee osakacenja operacja bio je po
prmen Osmoj Konvenci Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
mjesecu septembru 1851 godne stavljen e krjepost
cd anuara 1852 godne te e zamenio start Disability
Plan" - Plan Osiguranja Ostete
TKO SE MOzE OSIGURAT
Svak clan, iii motelj Ganstvo, starost zmedju
16 SO godina moze osigurat Nov Plan Osguranja
Svak clan, iii moltelj canstvo, starosti znedju
16 50 godna moze zatraz osguranja Now Plan bez
ijecniGke pregledbe ali odgovort ptana
posebnoj "Molbenici Bez Ljecncke Pregledbe".
Svaki clan, iii motelj canstvo u sarosti zmedju
SO so goidna koj zatraz osguranje Novi Plan
Sc podvrci lijecnickoj pregedbi
Svak clan, iii moite clanstvo ko zeli dvorazred-
no osguranje po Novom Planu, podvrc ecnckoj
pregledb bez razike, koliko je godna star.
LJESTVICA UPLATE
Ljestvica uplata Now Plan jest slijedeca:
Stdrost
16 do 35 godina $0.40 $3.50
SO do SO godina go 12O
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17

28. augusta ma programu Croatian Centra.
Zaista je vazno da vidite ovu grupu ma dan
otvorenja Croatian Center, gdje &c Sc od-
vijati Festival Kolo Grupa Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice SvaH rodoljub, svaka nasa
zena covjek, uzivati &c svojoj mladezi,
koja kao pravi umjetnici izvadjaju hrvat-
ska kola i poskocice.
Dodjite da Sc nauzijete owe proslave.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-17
HRvATSkA BRATSkA zAJEDNICA kA0
NAR0DNA | P0TP0RNA 0RGANIzACIJA
VII.
Flip Vukelic, urednik "Zajednicara"

proslom broju mas koega, brat Brkich u uvodnku
philadelphia nagasuje da &c konvenci bt navaznji
birat upravu Moguce imade pravo ali mi
drmo da je vazno da konvencija poprim dobra prava
jasna zbena odresita danasnjim pravilma made ne
jasnoce made sto moguce tamo nespada pax ina protu-
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POGLEDAJTE, BRACO - gornju sliku
Gjepe nase djevojke, cleveland Kolo Aces"
ma slici slikovitim hrvatskim nosniama
glasovitim "television star, George Gobel,
koj nasim djevojkama predaje trofeju Mi
ma pocast, jer SUI u plesu dobile prvu ma
gradu natjecaju, koji Sc vodio pred oko
1900 gledalaca. Ova glasovita Kolo Grupa
nastupa nedjelju 4 sata poslije podne,
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Oni clanov koji imaju dvorazredno osiguranje maju
dvostuke svote kakve gore navedene dno
razredno osiguranje.
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OsTETE OSAkATNINE

Ako vremenu od Sezdeset dana cd datuma ozede iii
Cd pocetka boes bo koe cd oznacenh osakacena cana
bude posedica iskucvo takove ozede iii bolest Zaed
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The Nome nugget., 1955-04-01
Senate Passes Appropriation Bill,
Kills Property Tax Appendage

JUNEAU, R-The Senate We'd
nesday passed the 81 million dol
lar general appropriations bill
from the House, after killing the
property tax appendage amid a
display of oratory Final passage
Of the amputated appropriations
bill came on a IA to vote.
Senator Lying called the addi-
ton Of the property tax to the
appropriations bill for a second
time as ''trickerX and deceit
Lying delivered a prepared talk
against the tax for 20 minutes
and then argued for nearly 10
minutes more. He said the apph-
cation of the property tax only in
rural areas would just add to the
inequalities which already plague
the outlying sections of the terri
tory.
Instead Of aiming for equality,
as set forth in the bills preamble,
he said, lit would only make the
economy more unequal"
Lying pleaded especially for the
sad plight Of the mining industry,
which he said had dwindled to
only a shadow Of its former status.
In the meantime, at the other
end Of the corridor, the House
added a salmon tax act to a bill
passed earlier in the day in the
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-01

Notice is hereby given that the
annual Municipal n d School
Board Election of the City of
Nome and Nome School District
will be held on APRIL /. 1855.
at the City Hall. Nome. Alaska.
for the purpose of electing the
following officers. viz:
Mayor; three members of the
Common Council: City Clerk;
City Treasurer; one member of
the School Board; and two mem
bers of the Nome Light & Power
Utility Board. for three and five
years. respectively and I hereby
certify that the following named
candidates have been regularly
nominated in accordance with
Territorial law. to wit:
For MaYor-Steffen Andersen
For Councilmen - Keith He'd
reen. Wallace McIver. Stanley r..
Morgan. Chas. M. Reader. Arvo
Saario. James M. Walsh.
For City Clerk-Carrie M. Nc
Lain.
For City Tressurer-BYron c.
Reed.
For member of School Board
Helen Fagerstrom.
For Nome Light & Power Util-
itY Board-HarrY A. Lewis for
three year term and Elmer G.
Straub. for five year term.
Polls will open at 500 o'clock
am. and close at 500 o'clock pm.
Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-01
ASTRONOMY NOTES
BY OLAF HALVERSON

Southeast of Orion is Sirius, the
Dog Star. It is star that surpass-
es all others in brilliancy 1t is
now visible in the southern and
southwestern sky soon after sun
set.
Sirius is in line with the three
bright stars forming the belt Of
Orion and follows closely upon
the heels of the hunter, Orion 1t
is a very bright star and it was
given the name Sirius by the
Greeks. 1t means sparkling
The ancients attributed the heat
of the sun to the fact that Sirius
rose with the sun during the
summer The hot days of summer
were called "dog days" from the
Dog Star, Sirius, and the express
sion is still in use.
Sirius was therefore associated
with the heat and discomforts of
the summer season and the star
was not held in high respect by
the Greeks.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-01

Senate. It is bill to provide
million dollar territorial treasury
loan to the unemployment COM
pensation fund if the governor
applies for an interest-free feder-
al loan for the fund.
House Democratic leaders said
a tax measure along with the loan
bill was advisable because Of in
formation that the money from
any federal loan could not be
used in any way to repay a terri
torial loan They said il would
have to be used solely for pay
ment Of benefits.
The salmon tax bill which the
House added to the loan bill pro-
poses a graduated scale Of taxes
on big catches. Aimed at fish
traps, it provides an exemption
for catches up to $4,000 value,
then increases the percentage for
bigger takes.
While most Of the attention TO
cused on the two major bills in
the House and Senate, the Senate
also had gO-rOund on the $86,23l
bill for expenses Of the special
session, figured on a 3O-day basis.
When it ended, the Senate had
voted to delete the SIS a day al
loWance for living expenses.
That cut $4,000 off the total
Of the bill.
But no one took it too seriously.
Ii was foregone conclusion the
House would write the figures in
again-to the relief of the sena-
tors who carried a maneuver far
Their than anyone intended.
1t all started when Sen. Charles
Jones, the 8O-year-old Republican
from Nome, moved to strike out
the SIS day pay. 1t is an item
the federal government pays for
regular sessions but which the
territory has to pay for this one.
Jones remarked the legislators
don't deserve to get the daily pay
for this session. He said they
should get along on the $40 day
expense money.
Sen. Lying, also of Nome, rose
to protest against what he de-
scribed as nonsense" on the part
Of Jones', But when it came to a
vote, the proposal to cut out the
pay carried surprisingly on a 10
to vote
Then Sen. j. Earl Cooper Cd
Anchorage, deciding to beat
Jones at his own game, moved to
strike out the $40 a day living
allowance. That one carried by a
II to vote.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-01
Guest Speaker At Luthern Church

Mr.. Oar Roa, youth Evangel-
ist for the Lutheran Church from
Minneapolis will be guest speak
er at the Sunday services, it has
been announced.
There will also be special ser
vices at the Lutheran Church next
week with time and dates to be
announced Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-01
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: George Au-
liye, J. B. Hogan, A. Lopez, R.
Kolkkevold, r. 3. aMrtin, Don
Coolidge, Ellis Jebsey, Henry
Johnson.
To Anchorage: Lit. Leidholdt,
VIM. Kaputak, Helen Fagerstrom,
Capt. White, Mr. Walters, Louis
Tungwenuk, Ellis Jersey.
The Nome nugget., 1955-04-01
ROTARY

The program was presenta
ton by film and discussion Of the
workings Of the United Nations by
Rev. Reeves Ravens.
The club voted to sponsor the
Alaska Trails Concert Wind En-
semble here for Friday, May Is.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-27

vania.
A political fight failed to defeat
Robert H. Miller of Chicago as
general secretary and to replace
; the National Funeral Director and
Embalmer Journal, which he edits
with another. Mr.. Miller was re-
elected by A to l vote over Perry
j. Brown of North Carolina, who
was sponsored by Mr.. Cook, out
going president.
Among Atlantans attending the
convention were: Mrs. E. NJ. Sell
lers Lane and Mr.. Pollard. Mr..
Pollard returns to Atlanta today.
Personally, we are glad we do
not have the money for a beach
or lake house. One is enough to
keep up with.
The Big Four Conference accom-
plished just about what the Presi-
dent said it might.
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/
ever, came strictly on procedual
grounds. She said that Robson, if
he wants a passport, must comply
with regulations and go through
a hearing in which he would have
an opportunity to answer charges.
In reply to Robeson's attorney
Leonard B. Boudin, she said it was
not her job to guess" what kind
of hearing it would be, whether it
would be fair or not.
Boudin had attacked the consti-
tutionality of the State Depart
ment's refusal to grant Robson q
passport to tour Europe and the
middle and far East.
In his hard hitting attack, Rover
cited an affidavit from Francis G.
Knight, director of the State De-
partment's passport office, which
listed about two dozen specific al
legations against Robson.
Rover said in view of such in
formation the Department perform
ed reasonable exercise of dis
erection" in refusing to grant the
passport without a hearing.
He said that such cases are
not "a one way street and the
safety and security of our coun-
try may be at stake"
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Negro Radio...
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be directed. it is the powerful Ne
gro consumer in the South, and the
most mean to do this is through
programming on stations located
in the communities where the Ne
gro population is frequently DOM
inant."
Rhys said there is a wide mis-
conception in the north of the cur
rent average Negro family income
!! in the South. In many areas, he
said, the medium income exceeds
$4,000 per annum.
"What gives the average Negro
family real consumer power is the
fact that generally speaking, all
members contribute to the family
coffers," Rhys said.
He said that nearly so per cent
of the stations forming the Negro
network employ Negro personnel
to enable local stations to give
strong merchandising support to
sponsors.
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Legion publication) for a smear
attack, five of them Negroes" &C.
cording to Mr.. Dobbs. The article,
published for July 1, urged Le-
gionnaires to write the Attorney
General asking him to petition the
Subversive Activities Control Board
for an order requiring SCEF to
register as Communist front.
Sen. Eastland's one-man hearing
was conducted in New Orleans,
March 1854, as a member of the
Internal Security Subcommittee.
Terming the Legion's attack as
IAN attack upon the Negro COM
munity," Mr.. Dobbs said:
"For Senator Eastland, anyone,
including Justice of the U. S.
Supreme Court, opposed to segre-
CATION, is automatically judged to
be a Communist or under Commun-
list Influence. His real target, of
course, is not Communism but the
opponents of segregation"
Mr.. Dobbs then cited news
paper editorial which dubbed the
Mississippi Senator as "an apt
student of McCarthyism" whose
purpose was to "browbeat," harrass
and publicly SANDER, in the name
of the U. S. Senate, officers Of an
organization which has delivered
sledge-hammer blows against seq
regation."
In his letter, Mr.. Dobbs eau
toned the attorney general:
"For the American Legion to
brand these persons or an or
ganization for whose policies and
program they are responsible, as
subversive, is tantamount to con-
demning much of the finest Negro
leadership of the South. The mere
suggestion of any such action by
the Department of Justice should
arouse the indignation and moral
righteousness of the Negro popula-
ton :"
He said it would be disastrous
to the future of the Republican
party as far as it's Influence with
Negroes is concerned" for the Ad-
ministration to be an instrument in
destroying SCEF by listing it as
subversive.
In suggesting what he called
"more appropriate action on the
part of the Department of Justice"
the Masonic chief called for an in
vestigations of violations of civil
rights, including the shotgun kill
ing in Belzoni, Miss, of Rev. Geo.
Lee, and the more recent courtyard
Staying of Lamar Smith in Brook
haven, Miss. Both deaths were at
tributed to violence stemming from
the desegregation decision.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-08-27

Mrs. Maude Gadsden. New York
City, Mrs. Austine Williams, Lit
tie Rock, Mrs. Willie Ford Henne-
ssee, Asheville, N. c., Mrs. Ger
trude Skidmore, Germantown, Pa,
Mrs. Georgia M. Brown, Chicago,
and Mrs. Carolyn Desmond, Har-
risburg, Pa.
The opening meeting of the con-
vention was held at the Garnet Pat
terson Junior High School Audi
forum, at which time Samuel r.
Pierce, Jr., assistant to the Under
Secretary of Labor and Nine. Uvee
Mdodana Arbouin, world traveller,
lecturer and teacher, were the
principal speakers. On Monday,
the regional supervisors of the
League were guests of Mrs. john
son at a breakfast held at the
national headquarters at % Logan
Circle.
On August Is registration was
held at the Masonic Temple on
You Street, where all convention
activities were held. Nine. Uvee
M d odana Arb ouin was the
speaker at rededication, program
for the beauticians at the first ses-
sion of the 36th annual convention
at 900 A. M. on Monday. In the
evening, Mrs. johnson was honored
at the Leagues annual banquet
held at the Willard Hotel, at which
time the NBCL's prexy was treat
ed with a take-off on the "This Is
Your Life" television program.
Another outstanding event OF
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Continued from Page One)

was held at the national headquar-
tiers of the League at Is Logan
Circle, Washington, D. c., facility
acquired by the NBCL in 1948. In
the past year, the headquarters has
been completely redecorated by the
League and designated as Ma
tional Shrine and Hall Of Fame
Prior to the cutting of the rib
bons leading to the Hall of Fame,
Mrs. johnson presided over a pro-
gram which says the unwilling OF
a mural which depicts the develop
ment of the beauty culture pro-
fession. The NBCL prexy was as.
sisted in the unwilling by Mrs
Lucille D. Roberts, the artist who
was commissioned to do the paint
ing.
Mrs. Ruth Whitehead Whatley
secretary, Board of Estimates, New
York City, delivered the address OF
the occasion during the after pro-
gram presided over by Mrs. Maude
Gadsden, also of New York City
who directs the program of the
Hall of Fame. Ribbon cuttings were
performed by Mrs. Mary A. Clark
Dallas, and D. A. Julius, Miami.
The sixteen Hall Of Fame hon.
orees included Nine. c. ]. Walker
founder, The C. j. Walker Manu-
featuring Company, Indianapolis
Nine. Annie Malone, founder O
the Poro System, Chicago, and
Nine. Sara Spenser Washington
Atlantic City, who organized The
Apex News and Hair Company
Both Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Wash
ington are deceased. Other de
ceased persons included in the Hal
of Fame are Mrs. Julia Breeland
S. c., and E. F. Young, Miss.
Headed by NBCL president, Mrs
Johnson, the living members Of tn
Hall of Fam are Mrs. Minnie D
Hurley, New York City, Mrs. Bes
sic Freeman, Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Ruth M. Carter, Philadelphia
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\SOuLlnueQ kEOH oEC SACJ
er, asked the justice department to
investigate fragrant violations Of
civil rights in Mississippi. He re-
lated the. unwarranted attack on
SCEF as the aftermath of one
man investigation by Sen. James
o. Eastland 3D., Miss.) in whose
home state " the Constitution and
the Supreme Court are openly
Haunted by men in high places
sworn to defend both"
Dobbs, along with DR.. James p.
Brawley, Bishop S. L. Greene, both
of Atlanta, four other bishops, sew
eral colleges presidents, and civic
leaders from all over the South,
compose the 81 member board of
directors of SCEF. Mary Mcleod
Bethune was a charter member of
the board.
mine members of the SCEF
board of directors were singled out
by the Firing Line" american
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the convention was a Starlight
Queen Contest held at the Lincoln
Colonnade. More than 100 beau
ticions from 80 states were present
for the annual Institute of Cosme-
tology conducted August 8-12 at
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the Martha Murray Washington
High School, while the NBCL Hair
Designers Guild and Theta M
Sigma National Sorority, Abilities
of NBCL, also held their meet
ings during the period August 8-12.