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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

species of flat circular-bodied
crampfish, numbfish, and electric
rays, capable of producing cleo
trical shocks, sometimes severe
enough to disable a man. This
order has been reversed by to-
days sailor who calls torpedI
; fish"
In the ordnance sense, the word
torpedo was in use in the U. S.
ut the start of the Revolutionary
War to describe variously- shaped
mines or cases of gunpowder de-
signed to explode on contact I'M
Ter water. A few were rugged
with crude and Indispensable de-
tonators.
In 1905, Robert Fulton carried
on experiments to prove the pos
sibility of destroying ships by
exploding charges under water
against the hull. In the 10 Sep
'ember 1907 edition of the
I"Chronicle" of Bath, England, it
was written that "Mr. Robert
Fulton has proposed plan tc
destroy the British Navy. 1t is
to be effected by an apparatus
called n torpedo, filled with COM
bustiblCs, placed under the bot
tom of the ships and when ex-
ploded to blow them into the
air."
By the time of the Civil War.
torpcdocs of many shapes and
sizes had been developed, and
methods Reformation consider
ably improved. OF the more sue
'csSful types, was the "spar" or
"outri%gcr' torpedo, consisting
Of a large guncotton bomb placed
1T the end of pole roughly 40
feet long and attached to the
bow of a ship in such a manner
that the charge itself would be
about ten feet under the surface
of the water.
A boat thus equipped, in maxi
ing an attack would have to
bring the charge in contact with
the bottom or side of the enemy
ship, and explode it by electricity.
Although the disadvantages of
this method of naval warfare are
apparent, the effectiveness of
the submarines missiles of those
days is evidenced by war bulle-
ms such as appeared in the New
York Herald of Is April 1865:
The Union Ironclad No. AS sunk
~ a torpedo. The United States
Tinclad Rodolph lost by the ex-
1losion of torpedo; two others
down up in similar manner"
But those weapons were in
Iced far cry from today's dead
Inaccurate torpedo. Over 20 feet
ong, weighing some 5000 pounds
and containing more than 1900
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25
SAILORS CHOICE
Tell II To Marines
BY Warren Norton, Naval Recruiter

l think that it would be fitting
to tell you something about the
Nrines, as they are n very i'm
portant part of our modern day
naval strength. 1t is with this
in mind, that I tell you how some
of the more common every day
phrases used in the United States
Marine Corps are supposed to
have originated.
Marines or Soldiers of the
Sea" aboard a Man-of-War. ac-
cording to some historians, date
back to the 18th century. Their
INST duties were to act as sbip,s
police and sentries.
The term "Lcatherneck" was
supposed to have originated in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

precision built parts, the cigar
shaped missile can speed at near.
~ mllc-a-minute clip toward
target several miles distan,
and explode by conclusion upon
contact. In fact, the modern tor.
pedo, more than 4 mere missile
can be visualized as n miniature
warship, complete with cargo
engine room, and mechanical
navigator and crew.
It's ability to "paralyze. be-
numb, or stepcfy" is unquestion-
ed.
Next week, I will be back
again with some more bits OF
information about your Navy. ]
hope that you enjoy these ar.
ticles, and any comment or re.
quests for information can be
sent to this column, care of the
Tabor City Tribune. In closing
| would like to leave this thought
to all the young men. Would
You like an eXpense-paid trip &c
sunny California for nine weeks
1t can be yours if you qualify
so why not see or write me TO-DAY
for more information.
SO until next week, I will say
take good care of yourself, anc
Join the March of Dimes, you'll
be very glad you did.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

the British navy where the
Marines uniform had a leather
tongue which closed the opening
of the collar.
Tell it to the Marines, one
of the most widely used phrases
in reference to the Marine Corps,
lis sometimes attributed to King
Charles ii who is said to have
doubted a story told him by one
of his attendants. The story was
that a fish had been observed
flying through the air in the
southern seas.
The king turned to one of his
Marine officers and asked him
to vouch for the truth of the
yarn. This the Marine did, and
then the king was supposed to
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25
Nothing
without wings
climbs like a
Sc Chevrolet!

The new SO Chevrolet handles hills
like they oren't even there! Aim it up
q steep grade >. and you'll see why
IFS the Pixies Peck record breaker!
Ever level off a mountain with YOUR
foot? Nothing to it. Just point this
new '56 Chevy uphill and ease down
on the gas.
Up You go with quiet hydraulic
hushed valve filters now in all engines
VS. or g. rush of power. This is the
car, you know, that broke the Pixies
Peak record. The car that conquered
towering grades and vicious turns to
prove It's superior performance, han
ding ease and cornering ability.
These are built-in qualities that
mean more driving pleasure and
safety for you. Chevrolet also offers
such safety features as seat belts, with
or without shoulder harness, and in
strument panel padding at extra cost.
You've choice of 10 risky new
ChevrOlets all with Fisher Body and
with horsepower ranging up to a new
high of POS. Drop in, when you have
a chance, and drive the new record
breaker!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

have said, "That in the future
should we have any occasion to
doubt any statement, we will first
tell it to the Marines"
My second story for this edi.
ton stems from the sea itself
In the form of tidal wave. MANY
OF you have read and remember
the tidal wave of a couple years
ago that swept across the Pacific
Ocean at better than 400 miles
another famous ocean convulsion
about the time of the Civil War
During the more recent dis.
turbance of the seas, relatively
little damgae to navy ships and
installations resulted because of
the speed of the modern navy's
system of warning. The island of
Midway, for example, which re-
.ceived the full impact of the big
wave, escaped with little damage
and no casualties.
Not so in the old days. Several
Civil War vessels were wrecked
md a number of men drowned by
tn physical commissions that hit
the West Indies and the west
coast of South America in 1867
md 1868.
While anchored off Frederick
Stadt on the island of st. Croix,
Is Nov, 1867, the Monongaheia,
4 wooden, POO ton sailing vessel.
was lifted by n gigantic wave
(cauScd by an earthquake) and
'arricd over Il number of ware
houses and deposited in one Of
he streets of the town. A reced-
ne wave carried her out of the
own and placed her on n coral
'ecf, without serious damage but
with five of her crew lost. Tho
ship was successfully Launched"
from this reef soon afterwards.
About the same time, the
cruiser De Soto was torn from
her mornings in the harbor of
ST. Thomas and thrown upon the
piles of new wharf. The reced-
ing sea carried her into deep
water again-with little damage.
The Susquehanna, in the same
harbor, barely escaped similar
unseamanlike treatment.
An earthquake on the west
coast of South America in 1868
caused the water to recede from
the harbor of africa, Peru. coo
miles north of Callao, where the
war steamer Wateree and the
store ship Frcdonia were anchor
Cd. The returning wave broke
Frcdonia into pieces. drowning
y officers and men. Wateree was
carried one-half mile inland
where she was left high and dry.
With one man lost. The vessel
vas so badly strained, however.
that no attempt was made to
.aunch hef, ana Snc was sold on
the spot.
With the finish of my story of
tidal waves, let's look at man
made form of destruction. and
find out where it got its name
and the first use of this weapon
for destruction. If you have not
already got an idea of what
weapon refer to. 1 will tell
you, it is the torpedo.
Torpedo" comes from the
Latin torpere, to be stiff OF
numb (torpid). Toward the enc
of the 10th century, the name
was commonly used to denote
anyone or anything that coul,
paralyzc, bCnumb. or stupefy. Il
was ea-!y applied to the severa
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

this demonstration in their re-
.spcctlve clubs during February
Attending the training school
were: Mrs. Williams Hammonds
NlShop Springs; Mrs. Mona
Wright. HomemakerS, Mrs. FL
bert Wright, Homemakers: Mrs
j. NJ. Carr oil, Bethel; Mrs. Pc
dro Lancaster, Cherry Grove;
Mrs. Bill Buffkin, Cherry Grove;
Mrs. Kern Prince, New Life:
Mrs. Rozicr Blackmon, Old
Dock, Mrs. Flynn, Acmc-Dclco.
Mrs. Audrey Dew, Old Dock:
Mrs. Nora McckinS, Cherry
Grove; Mrs. Walter Shaw. Ever
green; Mrs. w. II. Snclly. ST..
Visitor; Mrs. Hazel Ripley,
South Whitcvillc; Mrs. Manlcy
Porter, North Tatum: Mrs. Lo-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

lace, Cerro Gordo, Mrs. Forest
Green, Cerro Gordo; Mrs. ]. B.
Council, Hallsboro; Mrs. Bruce
Worrcll, White Marsh; and Mrs.
Rosa Lee Moore, Weyman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

AutomObiling at the turn Of
the century when the STANLEY
Strcamcr and the Stutz Bear
cat We're the last word, will bs
featured on MGM PARADE
Thursday at 7 pm over WBTW
+ r.
While his father works fran
tically to unravcl the mystery
a dainty handkerchief wells the
fate of a tccn-agc boy involved
in a shooting, in The Secret OF
River Lane" starring James
Dunn, Victor Jory, Lon CLANCY
Dick Foran, Bculah Bondi, Gig
Porrcau and Bobby Driscou, or
CLIMAX over WBTW Thurs
day at $50 pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25

rette Colombo, Lebanon; Mrs.
Eugene M. Smith, Western
Prong; Mrs. J. c. Batten, White
Marsh; Mrs. J. Philip Strole,
C"adbourn; Mrs. Howard Wal
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-01-25
H D Leaders Study
Methods OF mukinu
Housekeeping Easy

Three big angles in making
housekeeping easier were point
ed out recently in a Home Dem.
onstration leaders meeting.
Planning, organizing had fam
lily cooperation were cited by
Miss Mamie WhiSCnant, home
management specialist, as mean.
of making the housewives task
more pleasant.
"AnalyZing the job is also
important" said the specialist
Mrs. Clayton Baldwin held
the demonstration at her home
and proved that an analysis OF
the housewives work was help
full by actual test. In making
biscuits she analysed the work
place, equipment. hand and body
motions and order of work.
Management leaders will give
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
Suradnja / bratstvo

h IASE CLANSTVO pozdravlja postuje
l suradnju iskreno bratstvo vrhovi-
ma Zajednice. U nasem glavnom uredu cd
minute Konvencije uslovi "a suradnju posli
su lijepim putem doslo je do razumjevanja
sloge sviju ljudi uprave uredu.
Mas to veseli i to je dobar znak, pax
vierujemo da cemo ovim radon nastaviti u
izgradnji jace i mocnije Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice.
Svaki razborit gospodar nastoj radi ma
tome, da je medju njegovom druzinom mir
sloga. Gdje sloga vlada takovo gospodar-
stvo napreduje, a gospodar druzina uziva-
ju postovanje svakoga tko i'll INA i pozna.
Ovo sto vrijedi "a pojedino gospodarstvo
isto tako, ako ne wise, vrijedi "a jednu
organizaciju poput nase.
Clanstvo naSe gleda ma upravu iako je
uprava slozna u tome svi uzivaju pax u
nasim redovima Sc jaca zajednicarsko brat
stvo topli osjecaj "a Zajednicu.
I mi pozdravlja jamo slogu i suradnju. U
miru i S dobrim odnosima lakSe je raditi
u takovoj situaciji moze Sc lakse i bolje mi
sliti. u koliko Sc mas tice mi smo SUI
" loh1 GILL; pan Ju pl1lFdCdlAo oINolCAd
srca bistra celia.
Najveci neprijatelj sloge jest neiskrei.ost
Glumit Sc dugo nemoze, zlorabljivati ne
tiju iskrenost nije posteno. Nasa je cvrsta
odluka da nastojmo iskreno i posteno su.
radjivati, pax tako pravom ocekujemo da
Sc i mama suradjuje.
1 ma kraju, mi idemo do skrajnjih gra.
MICA snosljvosti, jer vjerujemo iskrenost
da promicemo slogu bratstvo nasim re.
dovima, pax u glavnoj upravi Vjerujemc
da &c to uroditi dobrim plodom. Mi dizemc
svoj glas proti svake mrznje, prilog brat
stva sloge, jer znamo da Sc raspirivanjen
strasti nemoze ostvariti bratstvo, vec pa
metnim razgovorima suradnjom.
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Opet Hrvat .

. ECENO JE da su Hrvati sami svoji mai
N veci dusmani radi medjusobnog optuzi-
vanja klevetanja denunciranja. Takodjer
j radi medjusobne borbe i svadje. u tome
su jednaci oni sa skolom owl malo skolo-
van ia.
Znamo iz iskustva "a niz godina odkad
radimo kod novina, da su nasi neki ljud
skloni polemici, izazivanju svadji. Kad Sc
nekom pruzi prilika on &c, mako moja, ma
mlatit izruziti sasuti sve ma brata svojega
samo "a mat da ga pred svijetom prikaze
sto gore. I kad bi mi htjeli dozvoliti ga
jednicar" bi vrvio Cd polemike i svadje, da
drugo nista ne bi mogli donosti. Ali mi to
necemo i nemozemo.
Napisati nesto razborito poucno "a ta-
kove stvari neki nasi ljudi nemaju smisla
nj volje.
Sjetimo Sc nase sedme Konvencije 1947.
godine. Ma toj Konvenciji povodom iste
doneseno je pred americku publiku tolko
sramote, bedastoce i rugobe Cd cesa Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica Hrvati America
danas trpe Ia ljaga napisana estate "a
dugo ma nasem narodnom tijelu. Sve to do
slo je Cd mas, Cd Hrvata.
Jedan veliki Hrvat dosao je ovamo il
druge drzave da oklevece upravu H. B. Ia
jednicu kod najvisih nash vlasti Washing
tonu, D. c. Tai gospodin manic je veliku
sramotu Hrvatima u America sa svojim IL
misljenim komunizmom kao da je hrvatski
narod toboz komunisticki.
U kanadskom "Hrv. Glasu" cd 16. janu-
ara o. g. citamo napis pod naslovom "Ko-
munisti odsjeku 268 klevecu dr. Zorkina"
Prema njegovu klevetanju neupuceni citalac
bi mogao doci do zakljucka da su komunisti
(Hrvati) svagdje svuda.
Tai klevetnicki dopis nosi potpis "Izvje-
stitelj'. Dakle - opet, nazalost, Hrvat kle-
vece Hrvate. Hvali sc sa sudom groz ka-
ko SUI neka nasa braca vec postradala radi
utuzvosti mace.
U eemu je stvar? Clanovi odsjeka 268
nisu htjeli primiti u svoj odsjek jednoga 60
spodina IL svojih razoga. U tome nema nj
kakovog zla. Odsjek ina pravo da primi iii
neprimi "a clana koga hoce ill nece. Tako i
uprava Zajednicu. eto radi toga sasuse
ma njh RUNE klevete.
Mi Sc ma tn stvar osvrcemo jedino radi
klevetanja i one velike sramote Cd sedme
nase Konvencije nase ljude molimo opo-
minjemo da Sc u pitanju poslovania Zajed-
nice njenih odsjeka ne zaboravljuju i da
ne klevecu svoj narod i svoju najvecu brat
sku udrugu Nemojmo, brace moja, da sa-
mi sebe ruzmo da rusimo ugled h1vatskog
naroda America
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

clanstvo. Tu smo posiljku
primili cd brata Josipa Buk-
tenice. On Sc dakle sprema u
posjetu Staroj domovini. U
jedan NAH je dobio u kredit
90 tockice! - Mnozili Sc ta-
kovi vrijedni zajednicari!
Brat Buktenica bio je mi
mule cetiri godine odbornik
Djecjega Donna. svoju cast
je vrsio savjesno. Ma minuloj
Konvenciji otklonuo je da Sc
kandidira "a istu cast. Ali i
pax, nije otklonuo da radi "a
svoju Zajednicu. Ia dugi niz
godina bio je tajnik i casnik
svoga odsjeka br. 202 u Chi
cagi.
Sa svojim doprinosima u
jacanju H. B. zajednice ra-
dom mnogo je pomogao ovoj
nasoj bratskoj organizaciji.
I sada Sc pokazao u samom
pocetku kampanje da je ma
temelju svojih zasluga u Chi
cagi predstavnik Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice. - zivio!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25

DIJEC JE o NOVIM CERT1FIKATIMA.
~ u proslom broju nastojali smo objas-
riti mas novi certifikat isplativ liza 65 godina
starosti, kojim smo zamjenili start izpla-
tiv iza 20 godina Sada imademo ma redu
novi certifikat isplativ liza 85 godna staro-
sti, koji zamjenjuje start certifikat "a dozi-
votno upacivanje.
Prize no sto podjemo ma ovu temu ma
glasujemo da svi nasi clanovi koj su pristu-
Dill Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajedniu do l. de-
cembra 1866. godine osigurani su ma stare
certificate i fako &c ostati, to Sc njihove u
plate "a zivotnu osiguraciju nece mijenjati.
Samo novi clanovi osguravaju Sc ma move
certificate placaju pO novoj ljestvici ne
sto wise. Mladj pax clanOvi mogu da Sc os-
guraju ma move certificate, ako to zele.
=. Endowment liza 85 godina certifikat zna-
ci, kad clan namiri IS godina osiguran ma
oval certfikat, koji mu u toj dobi dozorl,
on moze da podigne svoju osigurnnu ma
ravno time prestaje biti clanom Zajednice.
Uz to on made jos dvije opcije (pogodno-
sti). Name on moze dobiti uplaceni certi-
fikat ma tisucu dolara, ako je ma toliko o.
siguran, da ma tai certifikat neplaca pri-
stoibe. tom slucaju dobiva ma tisucu do
lara gotovu novcu $112.52. Ako pax nebi
uzeo nj oval novac tada bi dobio uplacenl
,certifikat u svoti cd $1,127.00 umjesto jed
nu tisucu. Ma svoju osiguraciju nista ne bi
placao nakon njegove smrti basteniku bi
obilo isplaGeno koliko smo gore naveli.
= d, Istina, IS godina jest duboka starost, ali
1iudi zivu danas j dulje mi imademo cla-
nova koji su navrsili presli te godine. Oak
lie, pod stare dane, ako clan dodje u neprili-
ku treba novac on ga moze dobiti. U tom
slueaiu, start bi clanovi dobili svoje i ne bi
!. .ssmjeli da Sc tuze, da in Sc zanemaruje.
gDrugi mas certifikat "a koji Sc uplacuje
- godinas jednak je stari novi. To zna,
q, 59an osigdran ma tai certifikat plaza ma
NIGGA rasporez kroz 20 godina liza tih 60
dina wise ma isti neplaca do kraja svoga
zvota Docim Cd l. decembra 1855. i ia.
,certifikat dozrijeva liza 85 godina to clan
,imade pravo da Sc sluz S pogodnostima kac
sto smo gore objasnili, da uzne saw novac
iii da uzrne jednu svotu i dobije uplacenu
osguraciiu, iii pako da ostavi sve kod "a
jednice dobiva uplaceni certifikat "a vecu
svotu.
@ Nasi clanovi a posebice odsjecni tajnic
i odbornici treba da ovo upamte iii jos bo
lie da 81 ovo tumacenje izrezu i sacuva ju
ida mogu izpravno clanstvu neclanovims
tumaciti nase move certificate poslovanje
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
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Hrvatski Radio
| VEcIM NASEOBINAMA gradovin

II VEcIM NASEOBINAMA gradovima
~ imademo hrvatski radio sat program.
Putem isti upravitelji takovih programa pro-
micu hrvatsku glazbenu kulturu pjesmu.
Sviraju razne narodne melodije donasaju
pojedine pjesme. Vecinom Sc to producira
putem gramofonskh ploca.
Svijet voli slusati svoju narodnu glazbu
ma tamburicu, pax pjesme druge svirke.
Owe stvari dobro sluze "a promcanje hrvat-
ske narodne kulture preko Radia, pa strani
narodi to slusaju tako mogu, koji zele, da
sc upoznavaju naSom muzickom kulturom.
Cd velke je vaznosti da Sc ma ovim hr-
vatskm radio satovima reproduciraju no.
We melodije. Ina lijepih starih pjesama, ali
ako Sc stalno obnavliaju postaju i dosadne.
- Ovdje u novoj domovini nismo toliko
glazbeno jaki da bismo mogi stvarati svoje
move gramofonske ploce, naime, novih pie
sama i komada ali bi nasi upravitelji hrvat-
skog radio sofa mogi nabaviti tai material
il stare domovne, sto bi svijet odusevljeno
pozdravljao. l veci bi broj naroda uzivao
nasem narodnom programu.
Bio kako bilo, ali direktori hrvatskh
radio programa cine dobro rodoljubno die
10, da ma oval naein promicu glazbu ma
rodnu hrvatsku kulturu kroz Ameriku. u
tome je narod obvezan pozvan da takove
podhvate pomaze, vec kako Sc to ovdje cni
doprinosima "a drustvene objave, pa lic-
ne.> U koliko je gdje mas svijet ma visem
kulturnom stepenu jatom narodnom svije-
sti toliko owe svoje radio programe wise
fpomaze.
/ .vec kad smo ma ovoj temi mi ovime
svom narodu najtoplije preporucamo da po-
mazu svoje radio direktore, pax &c oni biti
u'stanju da davaju bolje umjetnije pro-
CRANE u cemu &c svi uzivati.
sea Govorimo "a sve generalno, koji Sc bave
OWN doista vaznim rodoljubnim poslom.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
Yazna obaviiest odsjeenim tajnicima

Proslih nekoko tjedana mas ured PRIMO e mnogobroj
sove cd tajnka odsjeka koma Sc tuze da nsu pri
mill certificate clanove ko upisani cd T. de-
cembra 1855. godine
Deveta Konvenca usvojia je move vrste certifikat,
takozvani ESQ., te cerfkata bi odobrena
20 svma drzavaa eto imade nekoiko drzava, koe jos
nisu svoje odobrenje poslale
Prema tome mo Sc tajnike clanove, da stripe
dok jos ovih par drzava svoje dozvole posaju.
Joseph Bella glavn tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-25
ISkRENA HvALA Ma DARU
DJECI | Ma PRIzNANJU

Des PLANES, iii. - Prize
svega neka mi. Sc dozvoli, da
Sc OWN putem zahvalim gla-
sovitom americkonn cowboy"
glumcu Hopalong Cassidy, ko-
j nam u listu javlja, da je
poslano "'cowboysko" odijelo
"a iednoga Cd nasih djecaka.
Evo, kako on veil:
Dear Sir: ..
Just something from our
H carts to such deserving
kids. - Good luck in the
future.
Hopalong Cassidy.
On tako u listu, upucenom
meni, a ia njemu velim:, Maj
srdacnija hvala - Hopalong
Cassidy!
Isto tako hvala Ami Halo
vanich, koja je prosle godine
otisla il Donna svom ocu u
Sudbury, Canada, nakon sto
je svrsila visu skolu, a sad
Sale $1,000 dar djeci "a Bo-
zic. To su isto ucinili Mary
John Valentich il Timmins,
Canada, koji su takodjer bill
u Domu svrsili visu skolu.
Njihov dar je dokaz, da su
oni odgojeni u duhu brat
stva, ljubavi i razumijevanja.
Oni &c ovako dalje. raditi
ia sc S NINA ponosim. Da-
rom su Sc sjetili djece u Do
mu i Darwin Curtin liz Chi
caga, koJl 1e proVeo nekollko
godina u Domu, te Josip7 Ra-
dosevich il Schumacher, Ca
NADIA, koji je danas sa anne
rickom vojskom u Njemac-
koj..
Hvala YAM, dobra deco.
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Hvala mojem odsjeku broj
148 njegovom odboru, koji
su Sc htjeli dati ma rad, da
meni u pocast prirede pro-
slavu 40-godisnjice Pomlatka
i odsjeka, no ia sam to ot-
klonio, i sad &c Sc proslava
prirediti iskljucivo u pocast
Pomlatka i odsjeka.
Nick d. Sarich, upravitelj
! Djecjeg Donna H. B. q.