davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-13
h. B. zajednica zaista je Dom Bratstva
Michael Grasha, Upravitelj Pomlatka
IV.)

U p%rethodnim clancima jasno smo dokazali, da svaki
o~sigurani clan HB.Z. prima natrag daeko wise nego Ii sto
uplati ma ime svog osiguranja. Kad bi Sc izrazli u dolari-
ma centima, vidjei hi, da on prima natrag skoro desetoro-
struku %vrijednost svojih uplacenih pristojba. Ia cinjenica
uvjerljivo pobja kriticarevu pogresnu tvrdnju, da "clanstvo
uplacuje daeko wise nego so &c mu ikada bhi povraGeno".
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-13

mu StVar.
Kako YAM je poznato, da
su bratski odsjeci H. B. z.
liz Hamiltona, Toronto, We'll
landa i drugih mjesta po-
krenula pitanje, da djeca il
Djecjeg Donna budu gosti Ka-
nadjana. clanova H. B. Ia
jednice. Hamilton je to po-
krenuo prvi pod vodstvom
brace Stanovica, Mike Bra
dica, Stanka spehara, Stipe
Bradica, Zebica i Dravoja.
K tome su Sc prikljucili oni
IL Toronto, kao Boras, Je-
lavic, Bradica, Stanko, Kru-
zic, Senzel, Tancrajter i dru-
gi, a IL Wellanda, Janjac, Ca
MAR, Borkovic i vojska dru-
9Th, da sto dostojnije i brat
skije docekaju nasu djecu IL
Djecjeg Donna.
/ u istinu, docek je bio IL
vrstan. Kod Royal York Ho-
tela docekao mas je brat Kru-
zic. Veseo je bio, da smo
stigli zdravo i rasporedio mas
pc Hotelu. Raspitivao Sc "a
nase zajednicare u America.
Znao je, da kod mas nije kao
u Kanadi i svakako, trazio
je, da sc slozimo "a dobro
HBZ. On je upravljao pro-
gramom, koji So je odrzao u
jednoj, mislim Grckoj dvo-
rani tai isti dan, a to je
bio petak. U dvorani je bilo
svijeta sva sila. Govorio je
Tancrajter, Boras i jos par
istaknutih zajednicara. Djeca
su svirala, pjevala i plesala.
Kao upravitelj Djeejeg Do
ma, progovorio sam par rije-
81, tie pozdravio i zahvalio Sc
svima ma lijepom i bratskom
doceku. Tamo sam sastao
mnogo Hrvata i Hrvatica,
koji i ako daleko cd Hrvat-
ske, jos je jednako lube !
yole. Nakon programa raz-
villa Sc veselica i Piles. Sve je
to radio kao kotaci u uri,
pa sam bio veseo, kada sam
vidio, da sc svi slazu u ra-
du "a H. B. Zajednicu. Meni
Sc je jake dopala suradnja
izmedju Borasa, Tancrajtera
i Kruzica.
Kako su mas braca doceka-
la i pocastila u Torontu, to
estate zapisano u srcima die
&c i to sc ne &c lahko "a
boraviti. Jedno sto i sama
djeca zale, da nisu mogla da-
ii program kako Sc je oceki-
valo, ali kada Sc INA, da su
to djeca IL Djecjeg Donna,
nitko pametan ne &c prigovo-
RITZ, jer djeca uce bez ika-
kove strogoce. Nemozes biti
djeci u Domu strog kao ono
svojem djetetu u privatnoj
kuci.
IL Toronto prosli smo u
subotu vecer u Welland. Wei
land je malo, ali lijepo i cisto
mjesto. Uzitak je bio u ME
mu, jer Sc osjecamo kao da
smo kod kuce. Lijepo, cisto
a svijet dolazi kao ono kada
Sc ide ma prostenje. Dolaze
zene u narodnim nosnjama,
pa svaka iii barem vecina
njih made marame ma gla-
vi. Dvorana tamosnje High
School sc napunila i mi po-
cell sa programom. Program
poceo a tako i strasna oluja
i grmljavina. Vjetar potrgao
zice ma stupovima elektrike,
ali i ako u mraku, djeca svi-
raju i svijet Sc divi tome, pa
i'm odaje pocast sa pljeska-
mem. l "a u TAI cas- govO-
rim. Naravski, rekao sam,
da znam sto govorim, ali ne
vidim kome govorim. Nastao
je smjeh i tako u par casaka
lampe SUI bile postavljene u
pogon. Ovdje je program svr-
sio i sada je nastala otima-
Gina. Svak hoce djece sto vi
Sc u svoju kucu. Jedni vele,
date i'll. meni, drugi, ia ho-
Gu pet, i tako sam ia morao
podjeliti djecu, da i ona koja
O., b%;o1o hit; cly,,no roo,,o1o
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-13

da idemo k MENU, a onda
drugi kao da Sc natjecu. Re-
koh, kod svih cemo doci /
svih cemo posjetiti, samo
nam dajte vremena da Sc ra-
sporedimo. Tako je i bio.
Utica, u kojoj Sc nalazi Hr-
vatska Dvorana, bila je puma
svijeta i to kasno u noci i
rano u jutro.
Welland i ako malen, ali
brate, zajednicarski i hrvat-
ski je veliki grad. I u MENU
kao i u Torontu, ljubav "a
H.B.Z. i sve sto je memo, je
podpuno u dobrom stanju.
Mi Sc braci u Wellandu cd
srca zahvaljujemo.
Napustamo nekako oko po-
dine Welland i odlazimo ma
put u Hamilton. No, ali, prize
nego dodjemo u Hamilton,
prestolnicu mogu reel Hrvat-
ske - posjecujemo Niagara
Falls. Divan je to PRIOR "a
vidjeti. Izgleda, kao u Liki,
velika zena ina velike gar
gase' i da ma Min vunu gla-
di. Djeca tree okolo kao MIRA
vi, a ia Sc podbocio ma je-
dan stup, pa 81 mislim: Kaze-
mo nema Boga, a tko je O.
vo stvorio. Bone ne covjek,
jer je premalen "a tn sile-
siju. Gledam slapove i led
MIN "a vodom. U isti nah
mi Sc misli bacise ma Plitvic-
ka Jezera. TIL mi je doslo j
tesko u grudima. No, ali nj
tko to nevidi, pa i ako ina
ma stotine svijeta.
Djeca su nakupovala raz-
nih stvari. Igracka, maskara,
kappa i sesira, karata raznih,
uspomena raznih. Dao sam
i'm nesto oko 500 da 81 ku-
puju pc svojoj miloj wolff sto
hoce. Kupio sam i'm i sam
neke stvari. Anna Halavanit
i Johnny Valentic, koji su
Kanadjani i koji su trebali O.
staff u Kanadi tada, ali su Sc
vratili S mama u Des PLANES,
da nam pomognu ma pro-
gramu u Milwaukee i ma ma
Sem 4. julia, organizirali su
svu djecu i il novca, kojeg
sam i'm dao, kupili su mojoj
supruzi "vildzane" kao vie
citu uspomenu, da i danas
kada to gledamo u policama,
sjetimo Sc puta, a moja SUI
pruga zaplace kada Sc sjeti
ma Annu i Johna, jer SUI to
u istinu bila dobra djeca, a
danas, kako cujem cd Kama
diana, izvrsni Kanadjani, do
bri i posteni oboje. Bog in
zivio!
Odavle smo posli u Hamil-
ton. Divan je to grad. Tres
ME i druge woke Sc vide ka-
ko SUI urodile. Sva sila po-
vrca Sc vidi gotova "a brati.
Meni, gledajuci il Bussa, pri-
cinja Sc, da Sc vozim cd Du-
&c REESE prama Karlovcu. Di-
van je to kraj. Zrak i sva
priroda u cvijetu i mirisu.
Djeca u BUSH kao cvrcci cvr.
kocu, a ia sam vec u Hrvat-
skoj. Dodjemo u Hamilton,
Stanko spehar, Bradica, ORA
voj, Stanovic, Zebic, Cvetic
! desetci drugih mas cekaju
pred Hrvatskim Domom. Ne
znas kome bi prize dao ruku.
Neznas tko je veseliji, da Ii
oni, koji SUI mas docekali iii
mi, koji smo dosli. Kazem
VAN opet, da je to neizmjer-
no veselje, jer "a meme je BIZ
10, kao da sam odsjeo ma
Zdencini i krenuo u nasa mr.
vatska sela. Divan, milo i drag
je tai narod, pa sam Sc SIZE
tic one Vukeliceve: Dollar je
mas narod! I jest.
Dvorana je bila do izvana
dupkom puma. Moral SUI ne
kima uskratiti da i'm prodaj u
tikete. Morao 81 biti clan H.
B. 2. ako 81 htio unutra da
vidis program. Moi dragi pri-
.jatelj Pastuvovic bio lie IL
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-13

djecu il Donna, imali su par
tocaka domacih zborova. Ia
mo sam QUO gdje netko me-
dju tamburasima svira cello
has, pa me je prosla leila,
kada sam i ia svirao solo ma
takovim instrumentima.
Velim, da je program bio
divan i izvanredan. Tamo SUI
dosli il Timminsa Mako
Valentic, koji je imao sina
Ivana, o kojem sam govorio,
a tako su dosli i Halavanici
il Sudbury, jer su njihove 4
djece bill ma programu. Vie
rujte mi, uz sve veselje bio
mas je sa suzama u oku, jer
Kanadjani nisu mogli da Sc
nadive svojim Kanadjanima
u grupi djece IL Djecjeg Do
ma.
Stanko Spehar radio je ne
umorno i trazio ma sve ma
cine da nam sc udovolji. Ze-
bic me je zamolio, daj, Nj
kola, napisi ii izvjestaj, da
tako nemoram ia, jer tebi su
poznatije stvari o ovom pu-
~tovanju. Stipe Bradica i sin
mu Mike, cd veselja nisu
mogli da propuste bio koga
a da nije zapitan je Ii "a
dovoljen i neka pomogne die
GU i HBz. Dravoj, koji je i
sam svirac, cestita, da ovako
mala djeca umiju da sviraju
i pjevaju. Stanovic sc zahva-
ljuje, da smo Sc odazvali ka-
nadskoj braci, jer neka vide
sto mi zajednicari imademo.
Cvetic prilazi kod djece i mi
luje in i hvali jedno pc jed
no "a dollar nastup i odvaz-
no drzanje.
I u Hamiltonu je bio kao
i u Wellandu. Svi sc otimlju
tko &c wise djece uzeti k Sc
bi u svoj stan. I ovdje sam
morao da uzmem olovku j da
djelim, zbrajam i oduzimam
kome i koliko mozem djece
dati. Svima smo udovoljili i
sve je bio zadovoljno. Da u
Torontu SUI mas kritikovali,
.jer nismo dosli u kuce, vec
u Hotel, jer djeca su bila u
morna i radi toga da sc lax
Sc nadju ma okupu.
Poslije programa u Hamil-
tonu, bio je bogati banket u
dolnjim prostorijama Hrvat-
skog Donna. Blanket je bio
kao da SUI dosli ministri. Die
ca jos j sada govore, kada
cemo u Hamilton. Oni nezna-
ju kako su to veliki troskovi,
pa i'm recem, da onda kada
budu slavili 75-tu godisnjicu
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Kada smo polazili il Ha-
miltona, desio Sc je jedan
veseli i "a mas saljivi "inci-
denat", jer je brat spehar
bio spakovao jednu veliku
"kistru" sandwicha "a djecu
i mi to stavili u Bus. Kada
smo bill ma putu prama Lon
donu u Kanadi, djeca pocnu
traziti da jedu. Otvorim, kad
tamo to je bila puma "kis-
ira" lemona. Bio je smjeha
i djeca americka pravila su
salu sa kanadskom, da SUI
nam dali - lemon. Znate ka-
ko nam je to dobro doslo, i
mi smo imali lemonade ko-
like ii Bog hoce.
Kako Sc djeca sjecaju To-
ronta, Wellanda, e, tako bo-
me i Hamiltona i svijeta u
MENU. Izvezao sam djecu po-
vrh Hamiltona i oni sc nisu
mogli nadiviti TOT ljepoti, jer
Hamilton saw u zelenilu, u
Yak i dug kao nasa Dalma-
cija.
Prize nego Ii smo posli, ne
koliko mas je provezao Mi
letic okolo, i tako jos jed
nom vidio sam ljepote Ka-
made, koje slice ljepotama ma
Sc Hrvatske. ia nemam rife
Ii, ali, kojima hi Sc bas o.
mako iskreno mogao da IL
razim, pa velim tex ovo: -
Ora on hroco konadski Hr-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-13

NoSAhAA OoASuAoiiJ" PoNANo Alo
predpostavci, da &c osigura-
vajuce drustvo zaraditi raz-
liku izmedju pristojbe i is
plata dozorilih osiguranja i o.
smrtnina, ulaganjem primlje-
nth pristojba u vrijednosti,
koje donose korist.
Mozemo dakle mirne duse
reel, da Hrvatska Bratska
Zajednica pruza najbolje i
najprikladnije mogucnosti "a
osiguranje. No to .ie samo
] e dio koristi koje ona
pruza i privlacivosti, s kojim
stice novo clanstvo. SVa brat
ska podporna drustva, pa i
nasa H. B. o., uz osiguranja
djeluju ma raznovrsnim dru-
GIN podrucjima, koja bas ma
sol Zajednici daju lijep i "a
vidan polozaj medju drugim
bratskim dobrotvornim or
ganizacijama.
Dugi niz godina H.B.Z po-
maze svoje clanove studente
novcanim doprinosom, da i'm
omoguci iii olaksa nastavak
visokih nauka. Tisuce i tisuce
dolara vec SUI upotrebljene u
tn svrhu. Bas sada Sc radi
ma ozivotvorenju progr a m a
"a podjelu skolarine STUDENT
ma IL godisnjem iznosu cd vi
Sc nego $4,OOO.OO. Sve Sc to
sprovodi bez ikakovog poseb-
nog raspisivanja rasporeza
ma ~clanstvo, da bi Sc osigura-
lie obaveze Zajednice. Oko 20
clanova &c primiti godisnje
dar u svrhu skolarine u IL
nosu cd $4,000. Poneki cd
njih &c imati mogucnost, da
i ma godinu dobije slicnu po-
moe. Moze Ii dakle netko re-
ci, da &c ii clanovi "uplatiti
wise nego &c cd tog imati ko-
risti?" Moze Ii ikoje drugo O.
siguravajuce drustvo biti ia
ko velikodusno?
Ma posljednjoj konvencij
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
podijeljeno je oko 100000
pomoci potrebnim i bolesnim
clanovima. TAI je lijepi dar
bio samo dar, jer Zajednica
ma to nije nj u kome pogledu
obavezana. Takova darezlji-
vost sc pokazuje ma svakoj
nasoj konvenciji. Ne dokazu-
je Ii dakle i to, da Zajednica
dale clanovima wise nego Sto
cd Min trail? Moze Ii Sc ne
tko drugi, osim clana H.B.Z.
tome nadati i ocekivati ia
kovu velikodusnost?
Konacno treba %spomenuti
lijepu oznaku Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice, da djeluje "povrh
i preko svojih obaveza'. Po-
znato je, da osiguravajuca
drustva i organizacije, mogu
uvrstiti u svoje ugovore, ia
ko zvanu "ratnu klauzulu".
Ma osnovu te klauzule osigu-
~ravajuce drustvo ne mora is
platiti osmrtninu "a clanove,
koji su poginuli u sluzbi svo-
je domovine u ratu.
Hrv. Bratska Zajednica sc
ne sluzi S tom povlasticom.
Ia vrijeme proslog rata po-
ginulo je 308 clanova HBZ.
Njihovi nasljednici nisu bill
nj u kome pogledu prikraceni
p%rimjenom tie klauzule. U to-
me je Zajednica jos jednom
pokazala svou sirokogrud-
most i ako ju je to stajalo
stotine tisuca dolara.
Hrv. Bratska Zajednica je
Sta wise osnovala b i
fond "a pomaganje onespo-
sobljenih clanova u ratu, u
visini cd 100000 IL toga
fonda davana je pomoc rat
MIN ozledjenicima, clanovima
Zajednice, i ako nisu uplatili
niti centa "a tn vrstu osigu-
rama.
Dok SUI Sc mnoge druge
slicne ustanove i organiza-
CHE obilno koristile swim mo-
gucim ratnim izuzetcima, da
skinu sa sebe razne obaveze
osiguranja, H. B. Zajednica
je preuzela ma sebe i takove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

6lam slices on skewer, curTant-sauced and
glazed, is this festive dish designed for the
buffet supper. This is fully cooked whole
ham, boned and rolled, sizes from six to IL
pounds, to be sliced by you, selling in markets
across the United States. The ham comes wear
ing clear, skintight wrapper that peels off
neatly as kid glove from the hand. Or slice it
still wrapped, then slip off the film.
The knife cuts through the rosy meat, one
pink slice exactly like the other rolls down
upon the cutting board; only the two ends will
lack uniformity as these are slightly rounded.
Serve the ham cold just as it is, or reheat. like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

the ham sliced as shown here, the slices run on
a long Skewer and placed in baking pan.
During the short oven sojourn, basic with spicy
currant sauce. Add more Of the sauce just
before serving. Ham left over has many uses
for salads or sandwiches, for broiling or frying
for individual plate service.
These hams do cost more than the regular
but each pound is edible to the last bite. No
bone and only a thin edging of fat. The same
hams are sold in the markets sliced by the
pound in case you prefer to sample before tax
ing on master size for company.
Available also is rolled and boned, mild
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-29

fully cooked, boned and rolled ham comes to the table
sliced and basted with spicy eurrant sauce
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09
Vets Questions
And he Answers

Q-I am training under the Ko-
rean CT Bill and I already chang
ed my course once. If | were to
go back to my original course,
would that be considered a second
change of course?
Alt would be considered a Sec
ond change and, under the law,
would not be permitted. The Ko-
rean CT Bill allows no more than
one change of course.
Q-I am a totally disabled veteran
and | applied for a waiver of pre-
miums on my CT insurance poll
cy. But / continued to pay my
premiums until VA informed me
my application for waiver was ap-
proved. I understand that / have
a refund due me. Instead of re-
ceiving it in cash, could I leave
it on deposit with VA to pay fu-
ture premiums if and when my
disability improves to the point
where I no longer would qualify
for waiver?
A-You may leave the money
with VA But you must authorize
VA in writing to use the funds
to pay future premiums.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09

Q-I applied to VA for vocational
rehabilitation under Public Law
S94 for disabled Korea veterans.
I have not yet started my train
ing. Meantime, my disability rat
ing has been reduced below 10
percent. Will / still be allowed to
start?
A-No. Veterans whose compen-
sable disabilities are reduced be-
low 10 percent may not be au-
thorized vocational training. How
ever, veterans who already start
ed training, and then had their
rating reduced, would be permit
ted to continue their courses.
Q-My son qualities for school
ing under the War Orphans Edu-
cation program. He now has an
Atomic Energy Commission schol-
arship to study physics. Could he
receive the War Orphans allow
ances while studying under the
scholarship.
A-No. If student has any sort
of scholarship paid for by the
United States such as an Acc
scholarship - he would not quail
fy for allowances under the War
Orphans program. This would
constitute a duplication Of bene.
fits paid from the Federal Trea,
sury, and the law prohibits such
duplication.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS
Business Association
To Meet On Oct. IL

The West jefferson Business
Men and Community Association
will meet at the high school cafe
terra for the usual supper at $50
o'clock, Thursday, October II, fol-
lowed by the monthly business
meeting and program.
Captain Gene V. Kee of the Co
lumbus Air Defense Filter Center,
also Sgt. Warren w. Wagner, will
be present to talk on Air Defense.
There will also be movies shown.
This promises to be very in
teresting meeting.
MEETINGS
The Three M, Gel Club will
meet with Mrs. George Maurer,
377 Middle Drive, Tuesday, Octo-
Der 9.
Circle / of the W.S.C.S. will
meet at the Methodist Church,
Wednesday, October 10, 8 Pm.
The Harmony Club at home of
Mrs. Bessie Sidner Thursday, PM,
October II.
Book Drive for School Library,
October 10, IL.
A combined meeting of the four
circles of The Methodist W.S.C.S.
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ernest Thomas at 1:30 Pm. Wed.
Oct. 10.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09
State Official
Calls Newspaper
THE Magic Key

Recognition of the momentous
place newspapers have always had
in the American Way of Life and
which they continue to hold as a
modern-day necessity should not
be confined to a single week.
Yet, in these busy times, there
is virtue in establishing a special
period each year for reappraisal of
the indispensability of their serv-
ice to our economy and for a per-
sonal rededication of the share we
must all assume in our determin-
alton that they shall remain free
and in encouraging their virility.
Let no man or woman who ac-
cepts and enjoys the freedom
guaranteed under the Constitution
and Bill of Rights, allow this Ma
tional Newspaper Week to pass
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09
Now Is Good Time
To Plant Shades

Fall is a good time to plant
shade and ornamental trees espe-
cially those that can be removed
directly from local nurseries, says
+. w. Dean, Ohio State Univer-
sity extension forester.
Balled and burlapped ever
green's set out now can take ad-
vantage of moisture and warm
weather for good root develop
ment, Dean points out. The TO-
rester prefers spring planting,
however, for reforestation trees,
including seedlings and trans
plants. Their roots are bare and
subject to winter injury unless
protected by mulching. Also, fire.
ezing and thawing will cause the
trees to heave, or lift out of the
ground.
Most hardwoods can be planted
in the fall, Dean says, with the
exception of tulip poplar, magno-
liza, black walnut and white ash
These have fleshy tap roots and
are more susceptible to winter
injury than are such trees as
oaks and sugar naples. For plant
ing hardwoods, he suggests you
wait until after a heavy frost
when the leaves drop off, possibly
mid-October. You can plant up
until freezing weather.
Hardwood trees also can be
planted directly from seed in the
fall, particularly walnuts, oaks
and hickories.
Trees for reforestation purposes
may be obtained from the Ohio
division of forestry, Dean says.
Farmers may receive application
blanks by writing to the division
at 1900 Dublin road, Columbus,
o., or by contracting their local
county extension agents.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09
Officers Elected
By High School
Groups At W. jeff

The high school class officers
elected for the year 1956-57 are as
follows: Senior officers president,
Ed Hockenbery; vice-pres., Bill
Mckinley; secretary, Rosemary
Rice; treasurer, Sue Bradley;
news reporter, Natalie Rice; stud
ent council, Don Hay. Junior Of
ficers president, Phil McDaniels;
vice-pres., Paul Murray; secretary,
Nancy Lewis; treasurer, Susie
Kessler; news reported, Earl Tha-
cker; student council, Marilyn
Rice. Sophomore officers presi-
dent, Don Denton; vice-pres., Gay
lie Peterman; secretary, Mickie
Renick - treasurer, Beth Self; news
reporter; Patsy Dietch; student
council, Terry McCarty. Freshman
officers president, Gilbert Cox;
vice-pres., Linda Rea; secretary,
Janet Rice; treasurer, Wendell
Lilly; news reporter, Charles
Braithwaite; student council, Per-
ry Parker. Eighth grade officers
- president, Mike Buscemi; vice
pres; Celia Rea; secretary, Sher-
ry King; treasurer, Connie Comp
ton; student council, Karen Cole
grove; news reporter, Carolyn Will
liford; Seventh grade officers -
president, David Hockenberry;
vice-pres., Linda Kennedy secre-
tary, Linda King treasurer, Tim
King; student council, Richard
Johnson; news reporter, Larry
Ball.
HOME ROOM MOTHERS
Senior class Mrs. Hockenbery,
Mrs. Bradley.
Junior class Mrs. Merrick,
Mrs. Kessler, Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. Hockenberry.
Sophomore Mrs. Blauser,
Mrs. Renick.
Freshman Mrs. Sites. Mrs
Young, Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Ship
ley.
Eighth grade - Mrs. Culp, Mrs
McDaniels, Mrs. Buscemi, Mrs
King.
Seventh grade - Mrs. Blauser
Mrs. King, Mrs. Howard, Mrs
Richeson and Mrs. SickleS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09

without recognizing anew that
newspapers are the very sentinels
which stand against forces which
would destroy our freedoms.
Let no man or woman entrusted
with public office or holding any
place of sacred trust, miss the OPP
portunlty to review their steward
ship with a special eye to GER
tainty that the flow of information
to the public, via newspapers and
other media, is in no way restrain
ed.
And as an integral and very
worthy part of the weeks obser-
vance, may we fully capture the
opportunity afforded by National
Newspaper Day TO pay our indi-
vidual regard to the newspaper
boy and his service as little
merchant"
We see in these youths the pres
ent-day counterpart of many an IL
lustrious citizen who trod these
same paths as he learned the re-
sponsibility and the rudiments of
citizenship, as carrier boys of yes
teryear. Let us use this occasion,
and all occasions, to encourage
them in every way possible!
We may easily accept the slo-
gan of National Newspaper Week,
Your Newspape Freedom s
Key to Better Living" as our very
own creed.
This truism eloquently express
es our genuine hope that National
Newspaper Week, and the day-by
day ref section it should engender,
will cause all our citizens to look
upon this key as a cherished and
magic key magic key which not
only opens the way to freedom but
which guards it as we'll!
by Ted w. Brown
Secretary of State
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09
Tax Calendar For
Use In October

IS Use tax: Quarterly report to
the State Tax Commission.
Is Federal income tax - Corpor-
ations: Fiscal year ended July 81,
1856, annual return f1120) also
500 installment to Director of
Internal Revenue. Second 500
installment fiscal year ended
April 80, 1856; First installment
and estimated tax declaration due
for corporations with fiscal year
ended January 81, 1857 and esti-
mated income tax in excess of
S100,000.00. Second installment of
estimated tax due - fiscal year
ended June 30, 1857.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09

Is Federal income tax--individu-
ais 4th quarterly installnent and
last day to file amended declara-
ton of estimated individual in
come tax for taxpayers with fis-
cal year ended September 30,
1856. Third quarterly installment
fiscal year ending January 81,
1857; Second quarterly install
ment fiscal year ending April
80, 1857; First quarterly INSTALL
ment fiscal year ending June
80, 1857. Annual return on Form
1040 and adjustment of estimated
tax to actual for fiscal year end
ed June 80, 1856. Annual decla-
ration of estimated income tax
on Form 104O-ES for fiscal year
ended October 81, 1856.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09

20" and figure Zero (Operator). There's
letter 'T' and figure 't1''.
Remember, you must dial TWO letters and
all FIVE figures to complete local call over
the new dial system.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-10-09

With the recent introduction of dial telephone
service in London, correct and accurate
dialing is essential. You'll save time and avoid
wrong numbers by being careful to distin-
guish between the letters and figures on your
new dial telephone.