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Evening star., 1956-08-31
Rules Proposed
For New D. {.
Domestic Court
Interested Parties
Will Discuss
Procedures Sept. 5

Proposed rules governing the
procedure of handling cases and
records Of Washington's Domes-
tic Relations Court yesterday
were released by the three judges
of this new wing of the Munich
pal Court.
One of the overriding con-
Germs of the IA regulations is
to exhaust every possibility of
reconciliation between the par
ties of a broken home.
Another principal aim is an
assurance that records be made
available only to court officials
and those parties having legiti-
mate interest in the case.
The proposals are being dis
tributed to the city's bar asso-
Citations and other groups and
individuals concerned with the
operation of the new court.
Municipal Court Chief Judge
Leonard P. Walsh has set 2 pm
September 5 for a discussion
among the judges and these in.
terested parties and groups tt
obtain reaction to the proposals
The session will be held in civi
division courtroom No. l.
Major Recommendations
Among the major recommen'
dations are:
l. Informal hearing by one ol
the three judges in all cases a
a step toward reconciling mar
and wife short Of formal court
action.
2. A 90-day cooling off" peri.
cd dating from the filing CT tn,
marital complaint.
3. And a requirement tha
answers must be filed to the
formal complaint in all cases.
The proposed rule on safe
guarding court records reads:
mo person other than a mem.
ber of the clerks Office or a duly
designated agent of a title com
pany shall be permitted behinc
the counter in the clerks Office
or shall have access to the file
of this court. The files of al
adoption cases shall be sealeC
as by statute provided"
Reason Explained
While on its face this provision
would seem to imply an "Irol
Curtain" type of public ban, /,
high official of the court ex
planned that it is aimed agains
indiscriminate public scrutin,
Of records.
Under the former jurisdiction
of u. S. District Court for tn
District Of Columbia. domesti
ETelatiof1s case records were pro
tected in a similar fashion.
| The spokesman Of the nev
court pointed out specifically tha
the court is prohibited from es
tablishing a sweeping bar of tn,
public from its files.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
Fifth Division Speaker

Brig. Gen. Theodore j. Con-
way, director Of research in the
Army's Office of the Chief Of Re-
search and Development. will
address Fifth Division veterans
convening in the Raleigh Hotel
on Sunday.
Evening star., 1956-08-31

d11d OuO VI tOW14 OOQdy. 41AbOQAAA
traffic is about as heavy as the
outgoing crowds, rail officials de-
clared. Airline spokesmen said
the same was true at National
Airport.
"A lot of military people are
spending Labor Day here" one
authority explained.
The AAA said the most pop
ular weekend destinations for
motorists included Ocean City,
Rehoboth, Atlantic City. Virginia
Beach, Skyline Drive. New York.
Williamsburg and North Caro-
lina's outer banks.
Virginia Pagent Draws Many
At Williamsburg, the play
Common Glory is winding up
a 10-year run this week end
drawing unusually large crowds,
the AAA said.
The Greyhound bus Office here
said. We'll run everything we
have"
The exodus will continue up to
around Z pm. tomorrow, a bus
official said. Then it will slack
off until Monday afternoon,
when returnees will begin pour
ing back through the terminal.
The forecast for today was for
a high of around 80 degrees, with
a chance of q late thunder
shower. Tonight's low is expected
to be about 70. Tomorrow will be
partly cloudy and quite warm,
with scattered thundershowers
likely, the Weather Bureau said,
More showers may dampen va
cationers Monday and Tuesday,
forecasters said.
48O Deaths Expected
! The National Safety Council
i predicted that about 480 motor
lists, passengers and pedestrians
would die in tlaffic smashups be-
!; tween 6 pm. today and midnight
Monday. Meanwhile police de.
partments across the Natior
braced themselves for what
could be a record number q
!; accident calls. @ 8
The national headquarters 81
the Fraternal Order of Police
issued a plea for highway safety
pleading for strict compliance
\ with speed limits.
Two grim records were set last
month on Americas roads. July's
toll of $3.50 was the highest fol
any July in automotive history
And it brought this years mark
to a total of 81. .730 auto fatalities
higher than any other year.:
first seven months.
The AAA here listed these high
points for Labor-Day drivers:
Don't weave in and out Of
traffic.
Don't pass on hills or curves.
Don't drive when fatigued.
If you drink don't drive.
Keep up with the flow of
traffic. Don't dawdle.
Give signals in time for other
drivers to see them.
Don't follow too close to the
car ahead; allow at lease one
car length for each 10 miles Of
your speed.
Mass Set Here
Here in the city. the fourth
annual Labor Day mass will bt
celebrated at 10 am. Monday al
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
Sixteenth street and Park roaC
NV.
Following the rites, James B
Carey, president of the Inter
Evening star., 1956-08-31
CASKETS ROUSE NO SPIRITED
BIDDING, AUCTIONEERS FIND

Old caskets not selling very well these days.
The auction firm of Adam A. Weschler g. Son, 905
street NV reports bronze glasscovered model been
offered in two sales with no takers
The casket is not exactly used ep neither is 1t
It's bit tarnished and looks to be several years old
It's past is pretty much mystery to the auction hrm.
I'VE got It in consignment from Junk firm, but
don't divuge where get things from" said r. FrehiL
bookkeeper for the firm. Il don't know how the junk firm
got IL or what 1t used for he added.
Mr.. Frehi said two three other caskets offered In
auction slow in going He said he could not recall who
bought them, but observed
This town is full Of characters like anyplace else"
Evening star., 1956-08-31
College Head Named

ANNAPOLIS. Aug. 81 P.-
DR.. Frank E. buddy. jr.. a men,
ber Of the Naval Academy faculty
for the past 10 years. has been
named president Of Westminster
College at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
Fuirfux Station Picnic

st. Mary's Catholic Church of
Fairfax Station. Va. will hold
its annual parish picnic on Labor
Day. The 72d picnic will follow
a noon mass at the church.
Evening star., 1956-08-31
Thousands to Leave Area
DuringHoIidoyW End.
Heavy Influx Of Tourists Expected
SpecioI Labor Day Mass Set

The Labor exodus moved into high today thou
sands began taking advantage of the years only vacation
week end
About persons 10000 will depart from their
homes in this for the week end the American Automobile
Association reported today
Union Station said 20 extra train sections will be into
Evening star., 1956-08-31
Quickies

DeNnOcraCS anu hepuDIlcanS
picked their presidential
nominees this year prompted
Lawrence GOuverneur Hoes
to stop by with a story about
another quick choice.
MIR. Hoes is a direct de-
Scendant of James Monroe.
He brought with him the
original minutes of the Re-
publican caucus which NOM
mated his ancestor for Pres
ident on March 16, 1916.
The caucus was in the old
brick Capitol.
1t took an hour to pick
Monroe, Mr.. Hoes says. He
got IS votes against Will
liam H. Crawf0rd's 54.
The caucus also cOnsid-
cred a couple of resolutions
to the effect that it was "in-
expedient to make in caucus
any recommendations to
the good people of the
United States" about who
should be President and
Vice President. But they
turned both of them down
and went ahead with their
nominating.
Twist
A fellow who lives up on
Twentieth street NV. read
our stories here about the man
who had trouble getting rid
of his pennies, and about the
coin-counting service at the
Treasury. He came up with
a tale of his own.
Last year, he said, he de-
cided to save those zinc
coated pennies put out in
1912 when copper was short.
Then, when he got a Sizeable
amount, he'd try to get on a
television show.
"Of course I had to enlist
outside help" he said, land
through the kindness of some
cafeteria cashiers, I managed
to get about 1880.
"Then / wrote my little
letter for an appearance on
the TV show, but alas, alack
and Alaska, was turned down,
However, l still have them
safely tucked away. -.
"Of course, knowing that
would have no trouble getting
rid Of them any time ! was
ready was a big help, because
all l have to do is put them in
a bag and take them there
(the Treasury and they will
give currency in exchange. =. y
Test
Fellow was taking a cab
ride along F street, and the
driver pulled down the sun
visor, took down a cigarette
package, fumbled in it, saw
that il was empty, crumpled
il and threw it out the
window.
would you like a Gig
arette?" his passenger asked.
The cabbie turned around
and beamed.
you're the first passenger
in two years." he said, Ito
pass my psychological test"
Rambling j.
Who knows the origin Of thu
phrase, Government of the
people. by the people and fol
the people?
On Fourteenth street NV
there's a sign in a window
Fly American Airlines." Two
doors down is another. Fly
TWA'; and next door to thai
Is one urging, Fly Trans
American" Then, next dooi
to the last sign is an estab-
lishment inviting patronage
for a Deep Massage" Larry
Brettner Of American Aviator
Publications wants to know Il
thaf,e noueo o1d a9ant
Evening star., 1956-08-31
The
Rambler
Customs Guards
Stop q Clock
By JACK JONAS

At the time this happened
there were 40 thoughts in the
mind of Freddie Haas of spy
ing, espionage or interna-
tional intrigue.
Mr.. Haas, in the malt busi-
ness here. made a flying trip
to Germany recently to look
over some machinery he
wanted to buy.
He wasn't gone long, so he
Travelled light. When he re-
turned, he still had his one
suitcase, and was ready for
quick clearance through Gus
toms.
But his wait was long. Pas
senger after passenger, with
many suitcases, had their
luggage cleared through the
customs officials, but still Mr..
Haas, with his one suitcase,
waited.
He sought out an airlines
official.
How Gomez" he asked.
The airlines official asked
the customs man.
you've got some radio
active material in your suit
case" the customs man told
Mr.. Haas.
II have?" Mr.. Haas was
mentally biting his finger
nails and beginning to wonder
who was using him as a patsy
to Smuggle in contraband.
"For heavens sake, man, let's
open it quick, and see what
it isl"
They did, and there, nestled
in the laundry, was Mr.. Haas
alarm clock, with it's radio
active luminous paint on the
face.
Papago Indian news., 1956-11-01
election Note s:

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Of Goak
in
voted nd
of
Uese precincts
what
sells, exactly the same number nodndia At Qnotoa, q Of che
A of
IL papays voted while
a1 @ vot places together the had
record
mmbr of
thought about, SO plans can be made for doing better
the eleion results, is
people who voted at Sells did PRESIDENT
this may H vote rectf o
president, ZIP fact
BUSINESS lANAG1z CT PApAco NEWS REIGH5:
o the asked
Mr. foego said
4oo-ne
lon representative furds
he s
isnNnts,
than ever
II this enough Art is working his
have WHO sufficient
Albert
manager for the q difficult its has worked hard and
indebted hm Albert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-30
MARGINS Nightmare:

keeps bottle of smelling salts backSage for emergencies So
far she's had them But psychological smelling
have had to be administered several times
There the night overweight Gino Pato
Lynn ask he could lay his head her shoulder for
That just five minutes before he down the
ramp on her arm to win $4,000.
Condenay I've had Nightmares about how I'd and what
I'd do one of guests had heart attack
It's definite possibility Twice I've thought contestant
ready Drop Both took place the suy confines of the
isolation BOOTH Nowadays it's nicely arcondoned but for
long time used the makeSh arrangement of blowing fan
over bucket of dry ice placed the floor thought Mrs
Kreitzer the Bible savant having heart attack the night
she in there for S32 600
Actually the question should have been pushover had
asked her the Disciples of Christ and she breezed
through realizing she had left John This put in
spot knew she had been careless also knew that she
and her husband needed the money looked her in the and
said Mrs Krezer want you to forget everything you just
told me and give me those names more"
She Weaved Like Boxer
That's when the struck Suddenly right eye began
to twch unconrolIaby Her forehead broke clammy
sweat Her face turned ahen gray and she weaved like
boxer who had just taken a hard right to the jaw.
This is it, said to myself. She's having heart attack
have been the Bibles own power that brought Mrs.
krezer back to reality She pulled herself together and ratified
off the list again. with John the second of her mouth
also thought that Paddy Keough the baseball expert from
ST. LOUIS was apSng into heart attack the night asked him
0or $4,000 the of the pitcher who had stopped Joe
DMaggios 56game hitting streak The question tricky,
because there pitchers involved the game Keoug
got the FIRST then stopped The was the tip of his
tongue But wouldn't off, He turned pale suddenly
developed dry cough and began think my fear
ne have heart attack had something do with the famous
booboo pulled at that accidentally burted out
the pitchers first name Mr. Keough Immediately out
with the and the patient emerged the $4,000 level
with clean bill of health.
In my opinion Mabel Morris astounding Dickens
from the Home for the Aged emotional intellectual
giant She had the courage and stamina of on Her first
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
"a zlafnog pira sllpruga Kufner

Detroit, Mich. - Stjepan
Ruzica Kufner proslavili su
svoj zlatni pir 25-og augusta
1856. u svome domu ma 102
Cedarhurst ulici, u drustvu
svoje cijele familije, koja je
mnogobrojna, kao sto Sc vidi
i ma ovoj slici.
Ma owl proslavu doslo je
mnogo rodbine prijatelja IL
drugih krajeva Anierike, da
cestitaju svecarima zazele
i'm sretan dug zivot.
Brat Stjepan sestra Ru-
zica dosli SUI IL starog kraja
u svojim mladim danima kao
momak djevojka, u bakreno
okruzje drzave Michigan. Tu
su Sc upoznali vjenGali u
katolickoj crkvi Svetog Petra
i Pavla u mjestu Greenland,
Michigan.
Stjepan Sc je rodio u selu
Mrzla Vodica pred 76 godina,
a Ruzica u Crnom Lugu pred
SO godina, obadvoje IL Cor
skog Kotara, cd kojih je po-
tekla ova velika familiia cd
sedan sinova tri kceri ka-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

II. =. H., sestra Amanda Kr'
pan sa svojim odabranikom
Ray John Parry, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Mladenka je rodjena u o.
vome mjestu cd dobrih hr.
vatskih roditelja, pok. oca
Antona Krpan, rodjen u Sc.
lu Sveti Rok, Savinjac i Ii.
vuce make Malta Dubrack
rodjena u selu Budak, Lick
Osik.
Mladenac Ray John Parry
je engleskog porijekla, sir
cd Mr.. i Mrs. G. R. Parry,
Broken Hill, Australia.
Mladenku je proveo pred
oltar njezin ocuh predao je
njezinom odabraniku. Wien.
canje je obavljeno u rimo.
katolickoj crkvi Sveta Ana
po Rev. Father Sete.
Kun je bio Mr.. Robert
Fortier il Winnipega, a ku.
ma Miss Mary Dubrack, mia.
denkina s s ira. Djeverusa
Miss June Bowes, a djeve1
mladenkin brat John Krpan
Vecera j zabava sc je O.
drzala u Pidjin Hall, gdje je
Father Sete podigao zdravicu
j zazelio mladencima dobru
srecu i blagoslov u buducem
zivotu ma engleskom jeziku,
a ma hrvatskom brat John
Zoretic.
Prize polaska ma medeno
putovanje mladenci su bill
bogato nadareni po rodbini,
prijateljima gostima, a "a
tim su otisli "a Calquary
Banff. La toga SUI Sc po.
vratili u Winnipeg, gdje &c
stalno ziviti.
U ime naseg odsjeka zeli-
mo sestri Amanda i njezinom
odabraniku svaku dobru sre.
Gu. - John Krpan, ivj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

- VlCdInlIld - dVlLd1fll-
noza) najcesce uzrokuje pro-
mjene u kostanom sistemu,
koje Sc ogledaju IL obliku
meksanja kostiju, pa prema
tome u izgledu Govjecjeg tije-
la s bzirom ma promjene
kostanog sustava. Tia Sc bo-
lest zove RAHIT1S.
Rahiticna oboljenja mogu
Sc razvijati u svakoj dobi III
vota, ali Sc ipak najcesce jaw
liza kod djece. Djeca, zbog
naglog rasta, odmah osjete
nedostatak materijala potreb-
nog "a izgradnju k o S til u.
Djecji rahitis je najraniji o.
blk te bolesti, a pocinje vec
u trecem do session. mjesecu
zivota, i to najcesce Il pro-
ljece i jesen. Pocetak bolesti
ocituje Sc u pocetku u smek-
sanju zatiljne kosti ma glavi.
Zatim dolazi i do drugih plo-
castih kostiju lubanje. Kosti
Sc uleknu, ako sc pritisnu
prstom. u daljem razvoju bo-
lesti smeksaju Sc kosti prs
nog kosa, zdielice, te osobitc
kosti nogu. Ova bolest ma
kon zaljecenja ina nedogled-
ne posljedice kroz cijeli zivot,
jer Sc nepravilan rast kostiju
moze uvijek primijetiti.
Nedostatak I'D" vitamina
uzrokuje druge bolesti. Ra-
hits nije jedina bolest, koju
uzrokuje nedostatak I'D" vita
nina. Smeksanje kostiju ske-
leta kod odraslih (osteoma-
lacija) jedna je cd takvih bo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
Steve PRPIC

Pod konac tjedna primili
smo pismo cd brata Josipa
Stanovica liz Hamiltona, On
tario, Canada, da je u Beck
M m orr a Sanatoriumu u
Londonu, Ontario, umro brat
Steve Prpic, clan odsjeka br.
628 il Sault Ste. Marie, On
tario, Canada.
Pok. brat Prpic bio je ma
lijecenju u ovom sanatoriu-
mu nekoliko godina. Prosle
jeseni njegovi su prijatelji
stovatelji diljem Kanade
Amerike, a narcotic u Sault
Ste. Marie, bill obradovani,
kad je Steve Prpic bio ot-
pusten liz sanatoriuma kao
potpuno izlijecen, no ma Ia
lost, njihovo veselje nije bilo
trajno, jer je bratu Prpicu
vec u maju mjesecu owe 60
dine bilo savjetovano, da Sc
povrati u sanatorium ma dali
ME lijecenje. Podvrgao sc je
operaciji ma Is. novembra
preminuo diva dana kasnije,
u subotu, ma II. novembra.
Njegovo je tijelo poslano u
Sault Ste. Marie "a pogreb.
Ovo je drugi teski gubitak
"a odsjek broj 628 "Bratska
Sloga" u Sault Ste. Marie u
kratko vrijeme. Nedavno smo
ma stranicama Zajednicara
zabiljezili naglu smrt brata
Antona Jambrosica, dugogo-
disnjeg predsjednika i dele
gaia ovog odsjeka.
Nestanak owe dvojice mia
djih nasih ljudi, tekar u pc
desetim godinama zivota, BIZ
ii &c tesko nadoknaditi u "a
jednicarskim krugovima u o.
vom gradu. Delegati i dele
gatice prosle konvencije sic
cati &c Sc Antona Jambrosica
kao mirnog i razboritog dele
gaia, koji Sc nije mnogo isti-
Gao dugackim govorima, ali
je njegova rijec bila uvijek
ma mjestu i samo "a dobrobit
Zajednice, a narcotic njezi-
nog clanstva u Kanadi.
Steve Prpic pax, ne samo
da je bio aktivan "a cijelog
svog zivota ma zajednicar-
skom polju medju clanstvom
u Kanadi, nego je takodjer
pisao u kanadskoj americ-
koj hrvatskoj stampi o pro-
blemima Zajednice, poucne
zanimljive clanke, kojima .je
doprinesao veoma mnogo u
sirenju jacanju zajednicar-
ske S wi e $ tt medju nasim
clanstvom. Rodjen je godine
1902. u selu Krivi Put, op-
Gina Semi, Hrv. Primorie.
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majku, IL odsjeku je nasao
brata Raymonda cijelu biz
nju rodbinu. Njeovim rodi-
teljima cestitamo, a MENU
zelimo dobro zdravlje i sre-
Gu dobro nam dosao.
Druga naSa nova clanica
jest Patricia Ribaric, koja je
rodjena 6. ozujl1a 1888. Ona
je kcerka Antona i Ane Ri
barrie, koja je clanica odsjeka.
Mlada Patricia je svrsila vi
su Skolu S odlicnim uspje-
hom, a sada je zaposlena kao
sekretarica u lijecnickom u
redu. U odsjeku pokraj maj
Ike nalazi diva ujaka, dvije
tetke diva tetka i mnogo
druge bliznje rodbine. Moi
zelimo dobrodoslicu dobru
srecu u njezinom zivotu.
Treci je mas mladi clan Vic
tor Danevich, koji je rodjen
Z. srpnja 1888. Svrsio je vi
soku skolu graduirao sa od-
likom. Sada Sc nalazi u U. S.
Army. U odsjeku nalazi die
da i baku. Franka Josephine
Frankovic, koji SUI nasi dugo-
godisnji clanovi, pax diva u
jaka ujne, tri tetke i Mi
hove sinove kceri i mnogo
rodbine, svi clanovi Zajed-
nice. Mladom Victoru zelimo
dobru srecu u zivotu dobro-
doslicu u mas odsjek.
Cetvrta je m l a d a sestra
Mary Ann Kozar, ciju sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Mary Ann je rodjena ID.
rujna 1888. Svrsila je visoke
skole sa odlikom. Kcerka je
nasih dobrih dugogodisnjih
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
0dsjek 40 pojaean
Sa Getiri m|ada CIana

Lorain, Ohio. - Sa RADIOS
Gu javljamo clanstvu H.B.Z.
j ostalim prijateljima, da Sc
je mas odsjek broj 14O po-
vecao sa cetiri mlada clana,
koji su owe godine presli IL
Pomlatka gnijezda broj 301
u odraslo clanstvo.
Prvi je Robert Hilko, koji
je rodjen 10. veljace 1888. u
ovom mjestu. Mladi Robert
je sin nasih dobrih clanova,
Josipa i Mary Hilko, koja je
j upraviteljica naseg gnijez-
da broi 301, koje je pod po-
kroviteljstvom naseg odsjeka.
Srvsio je skole, te sada radi
u U. S. Tvornici. Uza oca
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

ko i'll vidite ma slici cd lijeva
ma desno jesu: Stjepan, Jr.,
William, Anthony, Charlie
Marian, Josip, sve5ari Site
pan i Ruzica, kcerke Ruzica
Victoria i Mary, te sin John
Imali su Open House "a
svoje prijatelje, znance i rod.
binu. Oni SUI podigli veliku
familiju, a i sami su potekli
cd velikih familija. Brat Kuf.
ner ina u Kailforniji diva
brata, u starom kraju diva, u
Detroitu jednu sestru, a u
starom kraju dive. Tako istc
i sestra Kufner ina u Mil.
waukee diva brata i jdnu Sc.
stru, jednog brata u Benld
ILL.,, jednu sestru u Paw Paw
Michigan, jednu sestru u
starom kraju, te imaju dosta
unucadi i praunucadi.
Svecari su sc doselili u De.
troit, Mich, god. 1923 s CHE
lom familijom. zelimo i'm jos
dug j sretan zivot!
JakOv Brisk, blagajnik
odsjeka broj 518 H.B.Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

Mlada sastra Marion ja ro-
djena ovdje u Youngstown,
gdje je polazila pucku i visu
skole, koje je svrsila S We
likim uspjehom, a sada je "a.
poslena kao sekretarica kod
ovdasnje jedne kompanije.
Drugi je njezin brat Tho
mas J. Basic, rodjen 18. de-
cembra 1929. u Youngstown,
Ohio. Tu je sa uspjehom svr-
sio pucku visu skolu, a sa-
da imade svoju vlastitu trgo-
vinu i dobar je trgovac.
Do sada mladi Thomas nj
je bio nasim clanom, ali ne
davno je umro njegov otac,
te ia kao odsjecni t a j n i k
donesao sam njegovoj majci
eek "a osmrtninu pokojnog
mu oca. Uz majku tn sam
nasao MEGA i njegovu sestru
Marion, te u razgovoru o ma
soj Zajednici i pogodnostima
koje ona dale svome Clan
stvu, mladi Thomas mi kaze,
ako innate molbenicu "a no.
vo clanstvo, upisite i meme u
Zajednicu. Jer kad je bio moi
otac u Hrvatskoj Bratskoj
Zajednici, i ia zelim da bu-
dem njenim clanom, jer vi
dim da je dobra j plemenita
organizacija. Tako je mladi
Thomas postao clanom nase
Zaiednice.
Njihovim roditeljima cesti-
tamo ma dobrom i lijepom u
zgoju svoje djece u zajedni-
carskom duhu, a NINA u j.
me sveukupnog clanstva ma
Seq odsjeka klicemo: Dobro
nam dosli u nase redove, pa
da budete ma ponos svojim
roditeljima i svima mama.
Jack JakOVac, tainik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28
0dsjek 435 povetan
Sa diva mIada CIana

Youngstown, Ohio. - Sa
radoscu javljamo ovu vijest
clanstvu H.B.Z., da sc je mas
odsjek broj 435 povetao sa
diva mlada clana, to sa ro-
denim bratom i sestrom.
Prva je po redu sestra Ma
rion Basic, koja je presla il
naseg gnijezda Pomlatka u
odraslo clanstvo, ciju sliku
ovdie donosiro.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-11-28

razgovoru s ljudima u Ma
karskoj nuzgredno sam po-
stavio pitanje, kako to da Sc
ne mogu susreti s djecom IL
primorskih mjesta, da Sc ku-
paju u moru? Dobio sam od-
govor, da su njihova djeca
zasicena mora, pa da idu u
hladne planinske krajeve ma
ljetovanje.
JOzo Musa, clan
odsjeka lit H.B.Z.
Los Angeles, Calf.
JOz0 Musa