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Through many dark expressions
the Bible has been lamp and a
light to me"
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman Mills, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Warnock and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Clark attended the
Makovec = Maloney wedding in
Harrington On Saturday.
Gilbert Hayes and son, Charles
Gilbert visited his parents on Sat
urday morning.
did you ever fail? If you have
never failed, then you have never
succeeded"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Otwell took
a ride down to Lewes Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Watson and
daughter, Terry Lynn of Claymont
were the Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Timmons
and son, Alan.
Mr. J. Conwel1 Jones of San
Francisco pleasantly surprised his
mother, Mrs. Fred T. Bennett when
he flew in on a business trip and
spent the weekend with her at her
home on Cedar Beach Road
LET each man do his best"
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07

next Friday, December IA, in the
school auditorium, beginning at
p. m. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
Mr.. Brobst and the choruses and
band have been working hard for
a long time to make this program
an outstanding one.
Soloists will be Leonard Masten,
Philip Holson, Betty Ann Moore,
Franklin Hendricks, Bobette De
vroy, Lois Larimore and Cheryl
Clark.
The Delaware Association of
School Administrators
The Delaware Association of
School Administrators met on
Thursday, November 20, in the
school cafeteria at $50 p. m,
where a chicken dinner was serv-
ed.
Various committee meetings were
held prior to the dinner, the En-
semble accompanied by Leon DON
ovan entertained with several de-
lightful numbers preceding the ev-
ening's business meeting.
Junior Dance
The Junior Glass of Harrington
High School had their dance last
Friday, November 80. The chap
erones were Mr.. Rutledge, Mr.. Nc
Donald and Mrs. James Coady. The
dance was very successful.
Junior Class Play
Mr.. Donovan's Junior Glass pre-
sented an assembly to the High
School Friday entitled "Abner
Crane from Hayseed Lane" Every
one seemed to enjoy the play very
much.
All of the cast gave an outstand-
ing performance. especially Ad-
riana Potter who portrayed the
hired girl, Griselda, who was very
a5sente minded and always getting
into erouble.
Third Annual Delaware State Teen
Age Traffic Conference
The Delaware Teen-age Traffic
Safety Association had a confer
ence in Dover on December 1. Sew
eral people from our school at
tended. David Coady, Butch Cahall,
Phyllis Curtis and Allen Needles
was, also, representatives, but he
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07
Harrington
School News
Senior Personality


Eugene Wright was born near
Vernon, on May 26, 1899. He is
the son of Wallace Wright and
Mrs. Mildred Smith. Eugene is TAX
ing the commercial course, and his
favorite subject is bookkeeping. He
is a very active member of the bas-
ketball team. Upon completing
high school, Eugene plans to join
the Navy as career.
Materials Collected
Through the courtesy of Mrs
Olin Perry and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Parke, materials on the town of
Harrington have been organized
and placed on permanent file in the
school library.
Mrs. Perry had collected news
paper articles and pictures con-
cerning the history of Harrington.
These she very graciously donated
to the school library when she dis
covered that we were interested in
preserving public records and doc
facts pertinent to the growth of
Lne Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parks donat-
ed clippings, pictures and pamph-
let's concerning organizations and
activities. Among these were ma
terials on Beauty Contests, Boy
Scouts, Century Club, Chamber of
Commerce, Friendship Dinners,
Reese Theatre and Rotary Club.
We are very apprecitative of the
above materials. We hope to ex-
pand our collection and to have
permanent file which will be of
real value to the school and COM
munity.
Anyone having materials which
he would like to contribute may
contact the librarian, Mrs. Cahall,
or Mrs. Burgess, school secretary.
Christmas Program
The Christmas program by our
Music Department will be given
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07

Christine Taylor. Tommy McFar.
land.
Box for Cards: Robert Winkler
George Pfeiffer.
Give Out Gifts: Helen Galloway
Robert eastman.
Decorating Room: Robert Da-
braski, Phyllis Brown, July Twigg
Joan Carnish.
Refreshments: Jean Martin, Au-
drey Lord, Anna Mae Baker, Roy
Hawkins.
Mrs. Goodwill
On Wednesday, November %, at
9:55, the meeting was called to
order by our president, Iris War
rington. The minutes were read by
the secretary, Dolores Brown. They
were approved as read We select
ed the committees for our Christ
mas party. The committees are as
follows:
Refreshment Committee: Brenda
Banning, Dolores Brown, Nancy
Taylor, Sharon Breeding, Pat Hac-
kett, Beverly Larimore.
AOdA4A-
my Minner, Donald RtOhermeil,
Susie Collins, Kathy Holloway,
Leonard MaSten.
Decoration Committee: Donald
Feyerbend, Dennis Bradley, Bill
Thompson, Harry Knots, David
Kitchens, Dennis Bradley.
Clean Up Committee: Wayne
WoIab Viuo poad
David Martin will bring the tree
and the party will be from 2:40 till
$3.50 p. m.
Each person will bring in a
quarter for the party. The money
has to be in before the 18th of De-
cember.
We made suggestions for the re-
fresment committee and we sug-
gested that we have punch instead
of soft drinks.
The meeting was adjourned at
1G:30 a. m. and later the commit
tees met and the lockers were in
spected.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Wilkerson
were Saturday night guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hayes.
Mr.. Norman Collins returned
home on Monday after being in the
Milford Memorial Hospital for g
weeks with heart attack. He is
much improved but will have to
stay in bed for another week.
AS every thread of gold is val
liable so is every moment of time.
Miss Beverly Donovan visited her
cousin, Jackie Mills on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Osborne
and daughter. Jean of Dover are
keeping honse for their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Webb while
they are in Florida. On Saturday
night they were dinner guests OF
their sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Ashton in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07

could not go because he was ill.
Eleanor Wagner wGs also a repre-
sentative.
The program included a short
speech by the governor, j. Caleb
BOggs, a guest speaker, Carolyn
/ Champlin of Wilmington High
School. The organizations presi-
dent, James Coady, explained the
aims of the group. There were five
discussion groups; Hot Rods, Pc
destrian Safety, Driver Education,
Enforcement, Engineering.
Our school was represented in
each discussion group. All report
ed having received much interest
ing information. The program will
be inaugurated in state, and school
student councils in the coming
year.
Results of IntramHral Competition
Boys Basketball: 18th grade, 26;
10th grade, IA.
Miss Longs Room
We decorated our bulletin board
for Christmas with the help of Mrs.
Malek. We got our pictures Mon
day and Miss Long is collecting
them.
Our class drew names for Christ
mas presents.
Weldon Harcum's father came to
visit us Wednesday morning.
Randy Knox's mother came to
visit our class Thursday morning
and had lunch with us.
We collected 1922 for Junior
Red Cross.
Elwood Poore and Ronnie Will
son brought holly for our room. We
also decorated our room with pic
lures for Christmas.
We have seven people in the
Christmas Chorus. Their names
are: Marilynn FARRELL, Nancy Har-
rington, Dawn Hopkins, David
Brobst, Wayne Collision. Randy
Knox and Lois Larimore. Lois has
a solo in the chorus.
Mrs. Brobst's room caane to visit
our room Wednesday before the
Thanksgiving vacation.
This week is Book Week and our
class will tell about their library
books.
Mrs. Purse-FiftIl Grade
At our club meeting on Friday we
had a puppet show. The puppet
stage had been made by Jeanie
Thomas. The puppets were made
from clothes pins that were made
by several boys and girls. The play
was called "Amahl and the Night
Visitors" The parts in the play
were taken by Jeanie Thomas,
Susan Gilstad and Cheryl Clark.
We had a lot of fun, but our
greatest problem was making our
puppets stand.
Mrs. DOlby-Seventh Grade
Wednesday, in Mrs. Dolby's room,
we drew names. We decided that
the minimum price to be paid for
Christmas gifts is 29c, and the
maximum is 49c.
During the Junior Red Cross
Drive last week, our room contri-
buted $3.57
In Social Studies, we are study
ing the Islands of the Pacific. We
enjoy studying them very much.
Miss MOrris-Sth Grade
Our president, Billy McCOlley,
brought the meeti5 G to order at
10 a. m. Secretary Jean Martin read
the minutes and they were approx
ed as read. Treasurer, Mary Ann
Fair, gave her report of 1919. We
are going to draw names at the
next melting. We are also going to
have a Christmas tree. These are
our Christmas committees:
Decorating Tree: David Coady,
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07
CEDAR NECK
BY Serena Hayes
Phone Milford 4749

Thy word is a lamp unto my
feet, and light unto my path"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Webb, Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Shockley and
Mrs. Trina Carey left on Saturday
for Miami, Florida where they will
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mills
who left a week ago. They al will
attend the convention of the Farm
Bureau which will be held from
December to 13 Registration will
begin on Sunday, December 9th at
the Miami Beach Municipal Audi
torium. General session will open
on Sunday with a -esper service.
The speaker will be Rev. DR.. c..
Roy Angel pastor of Central Bap-
tist Church, Miami. Monday even
ing the Farm Bureau insurance
banquet will be held in the Cotil-
lion Room of the Hotel Di-Lido. A
full week is planned and / know
those who are attending will bring
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins Webb aud
children visited her mother. Mrs
Lloyd Davidson in Harbeson on
Sunday night.
II will guide thee with mine eye"
Psalm 1878.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Potter, Sr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Potter, Jr., were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Warnock, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Brantley Donovan
and daughter, Brenda, Mrs. James
d. Mills and Mrs. Eugene Mills
were shopping in Wilmington on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Messick and
daughter, May were Sunday night
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Otwell
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07
Cleanliness Hizas

II you plan to cut lettucs into
wedges for serving. wash the head
whole, pat It dry. and store In a
covered container In the refriger-
ator until time for use.
Milford chronicle., 1956-12-07

You've never seen anything like the Frigidaire
Sheer Look appliances. That's why we're
presenting the Sheer Look Style Show. Here's
your chance to preview an entirely new
concept in appliance styling = and whole
new world of kitchen convenience. Plumb-line
straight and T square sheer, these dazzling new
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Narodni %prOsvjetitelji

DRAcA ANTE 1 STJEPAN RADIO jesu
- jedni Cd n~ajvecih sinova hrvatskog ma
naroda, pravi narodni prosvjetitelji. Veliki
genij Stjepan Radio n~ajveci je narodni vo-
dja diliem c%jelokupne narodne povjesnice.
Vodja i osnivac h~rvatskog i svjetskog Sc
ljackog pokreta, a uz to je jedan Cd maj
vecih vodja velikog svjetskog pacifistickog
pokreta. Premaleni smo da O MENU izrice-
mo svoj sud, ali jedno znamo, da &c ime
Stjepana Radica i "a najdalja pokoljenja
hrvatskog seljackog naroda ostati besmrt-
no i ~vjecno.
DR.. Ante Radio, tri godine stariji cd
brata Stjepana, a obojica su rodjena ma II.
lipnja ma selu, to su seljacka djeca i Gitavi
svoj zivot posvetise svome seliaGkom ma
rodu. Ante nije bio o~rganizator; on je bio
filozof i ucenjak, on je bio wise kabinetni
politician, koji pod mikroskop svog pronica-
vog dusevnog Okla s~tavlja, ra%zudjuje, ispi-
tuje narodnu p~roslost, narodnu duSu, hrvat-
sku seljatku kulturu, zivot, patnje i potrebe
seljastva, name i nedostatke, gradjane, te
skolovane seljacke sinove i tn "inteligen-
ciju" grada, sve oznacuje, karakterizira,
pr~osudjuje i ~osudjjuje i utvrdjuje historic
sku razliku svjetske, romanske civilizacije
prema hrvatskoj seljackoj kulturi, koju ne
pobitno u~stanovljuje i potvrdjuje i pred
postavlja grcko-romanskoj civilizaciji i pc
formi i pc sadrzaju, brenda time i~zazivlje
ofenzivni n~asrtaj sve t. Nv. inteligencije, ko-
ia Sc takodjer ma sramotu seljackog naroda
rekrutirala has liz sela cd skolovanih Sc
ljackih sinova, koji SUI zabludili u sikarama
problema i nauke tudjinske i protuseljacke.
DR.. Ante Radio utvrdjuje u svojim djeli-
ma, da mi nismo nikakav puk iii pleme, vec
da smo mi narod, koji made svoju veliku
proslost i svoju izvornu hrvatsku seljacku
kulturu; da je seljastvo temelj hrvatske ma
rodne os%ebujnosti; da je pravo seljastva, da
,preuzme vlast u svoje ruke, kao preogrom-
ma narodna vecina. To je prirodno pravo ma
roda, koje mora svatko priznati i postivati.
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"Hrvatski RadiSa"

SETRNAESTA Konvencija Narodne Hr-
vatske ~Zajednice odobrila je medju-
ostalim $4,000 "Hrvatskom Radisi'' huma-
n~itarnoj u~stanovi u Zagrebu "a odgoj siro-
masne seljacke djece u raznim zanatima.
U to vrijeme dosao je u Ameriku Radisin
upravitelj g. Stjepan Jobst. Povodom toga
dara lselJenlcke novine mnogo SUI pisale /
ovoj dobrotvornoj ustanovi j pc naseobina-
ma medju nasim svijetom pokrenuo Sc po-
kret "a organiziranje grana "Hrvatski Ra-
dlsa'. Prva grana broj 1 osnovana je u Chi
cagi, kojoj 81 ma celu bill vrli rodoljubi, a
tajnik tie Crane bio je i pisac ovih redaka.
Svrha je bila %priredjivati zabave, koncerte
i ubirati doprinose cd drustava pojedinaca,
koji smo novac slali u Zagreb. Gosp. Jobst,
vrativsi Sc u domovinu zasnovao je da Sc
u Zagrebu podigne Narodni Dom "Hrvatski
Radisa". Buduci je trebalo wise novca on
Sc opet vratio u Ameriku, ali u ovoi misiii
nije najbolje uspio. Ia njegova odsutstva
bio Je smjenjen sa polozaja i ma njegovo je
mJesto postavljen gosp. Petar Kvaternik.
Mi smo u America i nadalje sakupljali
novac "a owl plemenitu svrhu, nemamo sa-
da tocnih racuna, ali vjerujemo da su hr-
Vatskl lselJenlcl samo oVoJ ustanovl poslall
oko pedeset tisuca dolara.
Poslije su furtimaski o%svojili americku
organizaciju "Hrvatski Radisa" ljudi oko
HKZ i pod njihovom upravom je nestala.
U domovini pax ~osvajali su tn u~stanovu
hrvatski nationalist j vec godine 1895 po-
stala je Dom ustaske omladine to su pitom-
CT Radise nosili papirnatu znacku ZAP"
Civic Ante Pavelic). Ia Paveliceve straho-
Wade ustase su zauzeli tai Dom americkih
Hrvata i jedno vrijeme su ga upotrebili "a
konjusnicu, gdje su drzal, umjesto pito-
maca, svoje konje. Nakon minulog rata cd
ustasa SUI partizani uzeli tai Dom i u MENU
SUI smjestili svoje oficire.
Zapravo oval Dom ameriekih Hrvata nj
su oduzeli cd mas Tito i njegovi komunisti,
vee su ga oteli Pavelic i njegova druzina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-06-06

Stjepan Radio je postao najveci hrvat-
ski narodni organizator. On je potpuno for
mulirao temelje hrvatske Seljacke ideolo-
gije. Oko sebe je okupio hrvatski narod,
kako ga nije okupio nj Tomislav nj Kresi-
mir nj Zvonimir, pa nj sam osloboditelj
kmetstva ban i grof Josip Jelacic. On je
ujedno pjesnik pisac ogromnih knjizevnih
i politickih djela, nedostizivi govornik i vice.
nj politicki uznik.
Stjepan Radio je nepresusno vrelo 1--WE
i buntovne rijeci. Ante je ~sutljiv, u pisanju
i u svakom radu spor j kao organizator ne
pokretan; on wolf pisati i voditi razgovore
sa pojedincima, a ponajvise sa seljastvom;
zilavo Sc prihvacao posla, da Sc srusi svijet,
on je mirno vrsio svoj posao, dok ga nije
svrsio. No i on, kao i njegov brat Stjepan,
nikada Sc nije pokoravao sill, nije Sc dao
zavarati obecanjima; nije znao niti popus-
tati niti s%utjeti, pa je kao professor bio tri
puta otpusten IL sluzbe.
Braca Radio su otvoirla oci naivecem
sijepcu ma ~svijetu, hrvatskom seljaku sa
svojim listom Dom S puckim knjigama
i sa zivom rijeci. Oni su bill pravi i gor-
ljivi narodni ~ucitelji i prosvjetitelji kakovih
svjetska povijest nepamti. Oko sebe SUI o.
kupljali bistre seljake, pa i postene skolo-
vane Jude, koji SUI kao apostoli seljackog
pokreta sirili u seljastvu ~prosvjetu, nauku
i %znanje. Ucili SUI ~seljastvo da Sc izmedju
sebe slaze i pomaze tie da Sc lube kao bra
ca, jer u slozi i ~jedinstvu je uspjeh i moe.
Radici su sa svojim hrvatskim seljackim
pokretom okupili sve sto je sluzilo~ narodnoj
potrebi i seljaka poucavalo u gospodarstvu,
za~drugarstvu, v~odjenju dakle domacinskih
poslova j podizali ga da moze stupati u vod-
stvo svojih zadruga, opcina i svega sto Sc
odnosi ma narodni seljacki zivot. cato i'm ie
seljastvo bio odano i s postovanjem osjeca
prema OWN svojim velikanima i uciteljima.
Braca Ante i Stjepan Radio zivjeti &c
u hrvatskim seljacima, dok Dude njihovih
sela j zivota.
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ca seljan imala velikog udjela, ali to je ba kozmopolitska
grana znanosi, u kojoj Sc jednostavno oponasalo druge> ma
rode, a prolazllo zatvorenih ocju pokraj svog v~lastitog. Cd
Ante Radica pocinje Sc razvjati hrvatska narodna etno-
grafija, kojoj budi hvala, sacuvani SUI mnogi narodni obi
caJl narodne nosnje, zabiljezene mnoge popijevke plesovi,
koje eto razne grippe mladezi naseg porijekla u America ma
stoji oponasati u svojim tamburaskim ~plesackim drus-
tvima.
Najznacajnije Amino djelo po svoj prilici je njegova
rasprava "Narod', objavljena 1898. u kojoj je on iznio svo-
je ~najdublje misli O narodu, a koja Sc ujedno polaznom too
kom Hrvatskog ~Seljackog Pokreta.
o bozcu 1899. pojavio Sc prM broj polumjesecnika
Dom, namlJenJenog hrvatskom seljaku "a pouku, a koji
je pokrenuo, ~uredjivao i bio mu jedinim suradnikom, DIR.
Ante Radio. On je u MEM raspravljao o swim pitanjima
dnevnog zivota jezikom jasnim, cistim i narodnim time je
dokazao da Sc sva strogo naucna pitanja dadu mogu raz-
loAti jednostavnim narodnim jezikom, bez m~ijesanja stra-
nth izraza, koji cesto sie i skolovane ljude, da traze njihova
~znacenja u rjecenicima enciklopedijama. Ante Radio je
skoro svaki broj posvetio kojem tom ~dogodjaju il hrvat-
ske proslosti, prikazujuci ga stvarno objektivno, protivno
davorljama slavopojkama, kako je to obicavala ciniti nasa
tadanja gradanska sredina. Dom" je izlazio punih pet
godina. Khuenove vlasti SUI ga nemilice plijenile, tie je &C.
sto u jednom broju bio wise zaplijenjenih stranica bijelog
papira, nego ~tiskanog Silva. Uza sve neprilike progone,
kako sa strane vlasti tako i crkve, neprijateljstva izrugi-
vanja gradjanskih stranaka, DOM je postao iskrom, ko-
ia je zapalla zublju Hrvatskog s~eljackog Pokreta.
Antun Radio je sastavio prvi program novoosnovane
Hrvatske Seljacke Stranke 1904, napisao mu, w suradnju
svog brata ~Stjepana, tumacenje "a upotrebu organizatori-
ma stranke. Tri puta je bio bran "a zastupnika u Hrvat-
ski Sabor. Ia vrijeme prvog ~svjetskog rata tesko je obolio,
te je u vrjeme. kad je bio svom narodu najvise ~potreban,
~ispustio svoju plemenitu dusu, 10. veljaee 1919, u Zagrebu,
gdje je sahranjen ma Mirogoju.
DR.. Antun Radio, mislilac, ucenjak ~knjizevnik, crpio
je svoje poglede ma zvot ma nepatvorenim izvorima narod-
nog zivota zasadama samonikle hrvatske seljacke narod-
ne kulture, koji SUI mu pruzili cvrstu podlogu, ma kojoj je
sazdao znanstvenu ~ideologiju Hrvatskog ~seljackog Pokreta
razradio protumacio politicki program hrvatske seljaeke
demokracije.
Mladji Antunov brat Stjepan Radio, rodio Sc u go
1ip oLpyfS1r h,po 4 4 Nv. 1914 C1:.J:-
sx.~.-. Nastavak ma 4. strani)
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Braca II Kanadi

LRVATSKA Bratska Z~ajednica lijepo lie
! zastupana medju nasim sviietom Il SUI
sJednoj DRAW Kanadi, ali ne onako kako
hi mogla i trebala biti, jer Il Kanadi made
mnogo nasega ~svijeta ivan redova Zaied-
nice. Medju NINA made i novih dosliaka,
a kod ovih nalazimo, ma nasu zalost, tako-
viii koji Zajednicu nevole i prikazuiu lie u
drugom ~svjetlu. Oak neki idu tako daleko
da ju klevecu, da nije hrvatska vec neka
druga organizacija.
Mi smo uvijek bill i ostali dobro raz-
p%olozeni prema nasoj braci IL Kanadi i po-
sebno smo i'm izkazivali priznanje i posto-
vanje, tako osjeca i nase ~clanstvo u Siedi-
nJenim Drzavama, pax i u Ia jednicaru'' o.
bicno kad govorimo o kanadskom clanstvu
pisemo il ljubavi sa postovanjem. Napredak
naseg ~svijeta uopce mas raduje, a nesloga i
SHAME mrznje mas boil, jer to je ma stetu
svakom pojedincu i svima mama Hrvatima
ma ovom americkom k~ontinentu.
U ovoj clanskoj kampanji made neko-
like divnih primjera graditelja Zajednice u
Kanadi. Posebno SUI Sc pokazale zene. Ce-
tlrl sestre prvakinje u Kanadi posebno isti-
cemo i NINA u cast donosili smo niihove
slike u oba djela ovog lista (sto nismo chill
"a nase graditelje u Sjedinjenim Drzava-
MAJ, pax jos Sc nadje clanova koii nam iav-
no spocitavaju da radi kanadske kampanie
neodajemo priznanje kanadskom ~clanstvu
kako to ono zasluzuje.
kanadi imademo $500 Glanova uiedno
odraslih i djece. Kad hi bilo sreGe zivlieg
rada tai hi Sc broj mogao podvostruciti.
zadnje vrijeme size Sc mrznia protiv
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice il razloga sto
mlnula k~onvencija nije birala niiednog ka-
nadskog predstavnika u upravu, rad cesa
Sc krivi "Amerikance". Istina, da su i oni
pogresili da nemamo il Kanade nikoga u
upravi. Mi smo "a dvije godine radili i ma
a~stojali da kanadski DELEGATE nastupe ma kon-
venciji jedinstveno i samostalno sa uviere-
MEM da &c tako uspjeti brat svoie liude
u upravu. Ma konvenciji su Sc pociiepali i
izgubili u grupi gdje zapravo nisu spadali,
radlll su neki i ma svoju ruku, pax Sc tako
desio slucaj da je jedan kandidirao protiv
.drugoga i onemogucio izbor svoga covieka,
Kad je doslo pitanje biranja porotnika il
kanade, mi smo licno apelirali ma kanadske
delegate da glasuju "a svoga covieka i da
ga u izborima pomognu. Radili SUI obratno.
kako smo poslije doznali bio ie i takovih
Delegate, koji su prisegli da nece glasovati
"a kanadske candidate il druge grupe, max
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tveniji rad. Dovoljno je bio
da 81 Hrvat, Srbin iii Slo-
venac i tvoj poznati, ma te-
melju tvoje narodnosti tie je
nagovorio da Sc upises u Ia
jednicu. Pa kako Sc nebi u
pisao, kad su i drugi nasi
seljani vec upisani. Treba BIZ
ii svoj medju svojima i to
je u glavnome bio najvaz-
Mia tocka agitacije. Tai ma
Gin agitacije smo vec odav-
ma prozivjeli. Danas Sc pita
sto imas "a prodati, da Ii je
roba sto ju prodajes dobra
iii bolja cd tvog konkurenta.
Ako smo mi u stanju do
kazati da Sc kod Zajednice
moze svatko osigurati isto
tako ako ne i bolje nego kod
drugih, onda smo uspjeli do
biti novog clana. Moze takav
now prospekt biti sin iii u
nuk hrvatskih roditelja i ako
je vec toliko odstranjen da
nezna nj rijeci hrvatski, ali
ako ga Sc uvjeri da je dobio
potpunu i sigurnu vrijednost
svojih uplata, on &c pristupi-
ii u Zajednicu i ako nacio-
nalnost kod MEGA ne igra
nikakovu ulogu.
Zajednica kreee naprijed
sa novim potrebama i tako
vidimo da danas Zajednica
izdaje razne moderne certi-
fikate sve u iznosu cd $500
do $4,000. Nile to uvedeno
IL nekih licnih motiva da Sc
netko pokaze kako je mudar,
vee kompeticija i prilike u
kojima zivimo mas tjeraju ma
tie usavrsenije promjene. Ma
kon Devote konvencije nasi
novi certifikati SUI usavrseni-
j, ali nj to nije vrhunac u
savrsenja. JOS &c dolaziti do
raznih promjena ma bolje.
Dakako mnogo stoji do vod-
stva kako bro sc razne pro-
mjene uvedu IL praksu. Nile
tacno reel - ne cini razlike
tko je ma vodstvu Zajednice,
ona &c i tako lei naprijed -
no, to je pogresno. Mnogo o.
visi o vodstvu, maine da Ii
je to stvaralacko vodstvo iii
pc onoj staroj "Trla baba Ian
da joj probe dam. Mama je
poznato wise bratskih organi-
zacija, koje u wise poslijed-
nih godina nisu brojem CLAN
stva isle naprijed, dapace, j.
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nj "a candidate p~ristase seljackog pokreta.
Radi toga, eto, size Sc mrznja protiv
zajednice i to sa one strane koji hi trebali
miriti duhove "a volju narodne sloge i :je-
dinstva zajednicara. To svakako nije lijepo
i nije dobro, pax ovime apeliramo ma bra6u
da Sc nebave takovim poslom, vec da ,jaca-
jul svoje redove s novim clanstvom i da Sc
izmedju sebe slazu i zajednicki da nastupe
ma ko~nvenciji "a svoje pravo. To je jedini
put da Sc postigne cili.