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The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15

FOR SALE-Waffle iron, corn
pepper, bowl electric heater,
steam iron, dry iron, hassock,
mirror R. 24-inch, small rugs,
kitchenware, dishes, wall lamp,
table lamp, rain coat and pants
size 40, wool overcoat size 40,
Hoover vacuum cleaner, wash
ing machine, radio, steel ironing
board and pad.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
NIX Cat Train Pulls Out

A Morrison KnutSon cat train
with three specially built wanna
gans left Tuesday morning down
the coast enroute to Haycock with
supplies and equipment for the
military construction site in that
area.
1t is reported that old and mod
ern methods of transportation
will be used, including dog teams
and airplanes, during the cross
country setting up of winter
trail over which it is planned to
move much heavy equipment be-
fore the breakup.
The route will be determined
as they go along, following old
trails and stalking out new and
shorter trails where possible. In
the party are men familiar with
the terrain and we'll seasoned to
this type of work.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
WEATHER FORECAST

Snow and blowing snow with
occasional freezing drizzle. Inter
mittent snow Thursday Strong
easterly winds 20-3O mph. tonight
becoming northerly Thursday and
decreasing. Lowest temperature
expected tonight Is, high Thurs
day 25.
Nome data last "a hours as of
7 am. today: Snowfall 0.8 inch.
Highest temperature Is, low IA,
Max. wind 35 mph from the NE.
Sun rises 1859 am, sets 4:34 pm.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high IL, low 81. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 35 in 1941,
low -33 in 1949.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15

The Nome City Council met
Monday evening with Jim Walsh
acting mayor in the absence of
Steffen Andersen, who is in the
States on business.
A Fires Reported In January
Four fires were reported for the
month of January with volunteer
fees at $85. The most damaging
of the fires reported was that at
the Cannon residence where a
$4,000 loss was estimated.
ATS Arrests For The Year
The Police report showed fines
collected in the amount of $215
with 33 arrests. Thirty-one COM
plants were investigated, includ-
ing six juvenile cases. Twenty
dogs were disposed of during the
month.
A years report for the Police
Dept, showed ATS arrests were
made, $4989.75 collected in fines,
40 juvenile cases investigated,
and 81 dogs disposed Of
During the course of the year,
the police report disclosed that
the doors of II business houses
were found unlocked by the
night patrol; and in the past six
months, since Chief Webb has
been in charge, more than 1877
complaints were investigated.
Hepatitis Reported Spreading
The Health Dept. reported two
cases of whooping cough and
continuing spread of hepatitis.
Waterman Bronson reported that
he had stopped chlorinating his
water, due to customer COM
plants, but with the report of
the health nurse, he would start
to ch1orinate again.
All first grade children at
school have been given physical
examinations. First, fourth and
seventh graders were given T.B.
tests with those showing positive
reactions to be x-rayed.
Juvenile Detention Facilities
The special committee on juve-
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
Over a Hundred Welcome
Rev. McGinnis AT POtluck
Methodist Supper Tuesday

Over a hundred people attended
the Community Methodist Pot
luck Supper last evening to well
come Rev. Fred McGinnis, head
of Methodist work in the territory.
In addition to his supervisory
work over 81 churches in the ter
ritory, McGinnis is pastor for the
First Methodist Church in An
chorage.
Plans were discussed for i'm
provements in the church here.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
WA y T A ID S

FOR SALE-Military Jeep. En-
CINE overhauled 1855. Good
running condition. Leaving town.
Call Black 1874: Berrettini 81
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
ATTENTION MASONS

Anvil Lodge No. lao F. & A.
M. will hold its annual Washing
tons Birthday Party and cele-
brate its s0th anniversary on Sat-
urdaY evening. Feb. Is. at pm.
Masons and their families. East
ern Stars and their families.
single Masons and their lady
guests are invited and single Stars
may bring an escort.
Robert Lewis.
Entertainment chairman
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
PAN AMERICAN

Arriving yesterday were Mrs.
Bill ellis and daughter. Last
names only were obtainable for
the following passengers to Nome:
Milligrock, Amadelena, Arnett,
Blackwell, Harkins, Harper, Kat
exac, Morris, and Wagner.
Departing were Mrs. Alfred,
James Wilson, Glenn Craig, and
Herb Williams.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
Seventh Daughter Born To
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace McIvor

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace McIvor
are the parents of daughter,
born on Valentines Day. This
makes seven little girls for the
McIvor family and 40 grandchil-
dren for the we'll known Coven-
ant minister, L. E. OSt.
The McIvor's new little red
head weighed pounds 3 ounces
and is named Karen.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
Rotary To Meet At Polaris

Rotarians are reminded that
their regular Thursday noon
luncheon will be held tomorrow
at the Polaris, due to the removal
ing of the Bering Sea Club.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
Storm Causes Planes to Delay

Due to the heavy snowfall last
night the roads to the municipal
field and Nome Field were closed
this morning. Wien Airlines cam
celled its flight and Alaska Air
lines delayed their flight pending
improvement in the weather this
afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
Cadets Welcome Leader Back

Sgt Richard August, CAP
Cadet leader, was welcomed back
by the group last evening at the
regular weekly meeting. Reporter
Don Num- states that the group,
under the direction of Carl Lie
big, had a test in map reading.
The Nome nugget., 1956-02-15
Mrs. Miriam Reed, Mother
Of Byron G. Reed, Passes
Away AT Hospital

Mrs. Miriam E. Reed, mother of
Byron Reed, deputy marshal, who
arrived in Nome from Chicago
during the Christmas holidays to
make her home here, passed away
last evening.
In addition to her Nome family
she is survived by sister, Mrs.
Stella Weaver of Peoria, H., and
a grandson, A. J. Reed, and four
great grandchildren in Kodiak,
Alaska.
Funeral services will be held
at the Community Methodist
Church on Friday. Feb. 18th, at
200 pm.
Burial will be in Belmont Point
Cemetery at later date.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16
VPI Economists
Suggest Farmers
go Lay An Egg

Farmers who are looking around
for another source OF income might
do well to consider commercial egg
production
Agricultural economists at VPI
say Virginia is an egg-deficit state
About 100000 dozen eggs are
consumed each year In Virginia
but only about $4,000 900 dozen are
produced. If all the eggs produced
in Virginia were used in the state
it would still take 2,ll3. 900 more
laying chickens to supply the needs.
The 5000 farms in Virginia with
under 10 acres of c~opland, and the
$4,000 with less than 80 acres are
extremely limited as far as alterna-
tive production opportunities for ex-
panding farm income, Poultry pro-
duction is one Of the few, if not the
only, feasible agricultural enter
prise which is not greatly dependent
on cropland. the economists point
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16

Chairman of the observance in
this area is w. R. Parker, Of Pow
hatan, who is handling Amelia,
Amherst. Albemarle. Appomatteg
Buckingham. Charlotte, Cum b e. r
land. Fluvanna, Goochland. Louisa
Lnnenburg, Mecklenhurg, Nelson.
Nottoway. Powhatan and Prince Ed
Edward counties.
A generation ago people had close
ties with agriculture. but farm popu-
lation has since diminished to Is per
cent of the population. and the I'M
derstandings of mutual problems no
longer exists. Parker said. The
problem is further complicated by
the multiplicity of costly farm pro-
grams.
Neither group can exist without
the help of the other group" he re-
ported.
Virginia farmers annually employ
about $1,000 hired workers. at an
exp IN d ture of approximately
S44 500. In the United States as a
whole. Is million people. or 40 per
cent OF the labor force. work in an
agricultural. elated field.
Farmers spend SIG billion annu-
ally in the United States for produc-
ton lnput items.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16

sons for the difference In income.
The average labor income per
operator on all 200 farms was 50. 4s2.
The top 20 averaged $1,000. and the
bottom 20 minus $1,000
Quality OF stock was an important
factor. The top income farms in
vested $4,000 In cattle and $4,000
in machinery while the low income
farms invested 5000 in cattle and
$l2, 900 in machinery.
1t was noted that the low 20 spent
more money for feed, machinery.
repairs. and building repairs than
the top 90
While the bottom 20 farms aver
aged l50,775 pounds of milk pro-
duced per man per year. the top 20
averaged 1875, 1870 pounds.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16

Q-What is the bes, grass to use
on my lawn?
A There are endless variations
in laWn-grass mixtures. Every sec
ton and almost every lawn has its
own peculiar problem Dealers offer
mixtures for sun. for shade. and for
other special purposes.
Q My lawn is still growing rapid
~ Should l NOV it?
Ayes. keep it moved to heigh
Ct two or three inches until the
growth is checked by colder
weather If the grass is not moved
it may fall over and cause dead
spots in the lawn.
Who owns the timberland?
Qf-lhe 489 ,000. 900 acres of forest
land in the country. about
359, 000,0 acres of it, or 70 per
cent is owned by farmers. ranchers,
and nonfarm owners in all walks
of life. according to the Forest
Service Of the u S. Department of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16

@ How late can small grain pas
lures be seeded?
At is past the recommended
date for seeding small grains. ex-
cept in eastern Virginia where they
can be seeded up until November
Is for early spring grazing
G What are the chances for In
creaSes in cattle prices?
A-No increase is in view in the
immediate future
@ How much VIII it cost to spray
for mouse control in orchards?
A-Thc recommended control ma
terial is endlin which wiz c 0 t
around $l4 an acre. Labor and de-
probation on equipment will cost
around 50 or So more per acre.
Q What is going to happen to the
little farmer?
A--The little" farmer must ex-
pand and become more efficient if
he is TO stay In business The horse
and-bugey era in agriculture is
over,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16
Efficiency Must
Increase To Show
More Farm Profit

The answer to profit on a dairy
farm lies in efficiency.
This is pointed up in recent sur
yey Of 900 central New York dairy
farms. which showed that the top
20 farmers whose income averaged
5000 had about the same size
labor force and capital investment
as those who lost money.
The study. conducted by Cornell
University and applicable on any
dairy farm. revealed that to make
that 5000 the 20 highest income
farmers actually spent an average
Of 1888 less than the 20 low income
farmers.
The average labor force was
about two men on both groups of
farms. Average capital investment
for the lowest income farms was
S45, lH compared to SAC. 4S5 for the
high income farms.
Cost control and the efficient use
of capital are two important rea-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16

out.
The vital question is What can
TIE individual farmer expect TO
make from a laying flock2" The
economists say a farmer could rea-
sonably expect an annual income of
5440 from a Well-managed flock of
1900 birds. They figure 1000 birds
as 'one-man business.
An increase in Virginia S laying
flccks would not only benefit pro-
ducers. 1t would also result in an
expansion of many allied industries.
The additional gross income which
would result if Virginias laying
flccks were increased by 2,ll3,00o
birds. would amount to around
-Sl2. $4,000 for the feed industry;
1860, 900 for the hatchery industry:
$500 900 for the breeding flock in
dustry: and would add over
SIS 900, 900 to fam income, the
economists estimate.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16

Agriculture.
Some $1,000. 900 acres, or 10 per
cent. .a"e owned by the forest indus
tries. mainly lumber and pulp COM
psn'es: and 10000, 900 acres, or
around q per cent. are under pub
lie ownership and of this. II per
cent is in the national forests.
, The Forest Service further points
out that small forests of less than
100 acres each make up Sc per cent
CT the total number of private
oWnerships. In fact. says the Serv-
ice, The most important class of
cumberland owner is the American
IA mer and his fellow citizen. About
one out of every 10 American fami-
lies owns small forest"
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16

Today's streamline Navy calls
for research and development of
one.nan portable helicopters. Called
ro.orcycles. they will be used for
cbse walton. liaison. escape and
evasion and for small tactical man
eUverS.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16
Goochland Pig Sale
Successful Venture

Taking cue from the successful
FEEDER calf sales. Goochland held
the first feeder p,g sale in the State.
AT the sale $50 pigs brought s.. 1854
for an average of almost Sl3 head,
which is several dollars over the
average market price.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-11-16
P0whatan Banker
Heads Farm-City
Week Observance

The second annual Farm-C t y
week is being observed throughout
the nation November 16 through q
to show the inter-dependence of
agriculture and business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
Radio and Photographs
Washington Only

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1855 RCA Portable Rodios ----------l900
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PASS RCA 3-SPeed Photograph -------l4yoo
1855 GE Table Model Rodio ----I20o
$685. Olympic Sway Portable Rodios with car
ryinq cases --l700
l0-19o5 Three-Speed Photographs -l200
6-29o5 Three Speed Photographs -------ls00
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binotions -------- -----1S.00
4-32o5 RCA Tobe Model Rodios -------l9.00
Al o5 Zenith Toble Model Rodios Zoo
$3.50 Webcor 3-Speed Automatic Phones, $500
1-l2oe5 RCA Hi-Fi Photograph - 1900
2-l5o95 Phco Hi-Fi Photographs, blond 1900
l-22o95 Zenith H-F Console Phono- ---l29.00
BASS GE Clock Rodos 22.00
l-29o5 0E Clock Radio - 1900
12-l895 Tobe Model Rodios, 5 tube, mahogany
finished plastic cabinets ------------------S.49
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Eosy Washers and Dryers
Floor Samples and Demonstrators

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3-2lee5 De Luxe Easy Spindrier Washers, $500
l-l7oe5 Senni-De Luxe easy Spindrier Wosher,
$500
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8 Reconditioned Trode-in TV Sets, table and con-
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Electric Dryers
Saves time and work,
protect clothes from Sd
SCOT and fade.
Automatic cutoff.
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1856 Floor SompIe ~ Sets
Arlington Only

2-19oo5 Philco Il Series TobIe TV Sets, 1900
l-22oe5 RCA Il Series Table TV Set $500
l-l99.95 RCA n Series TobIe TV Set - $l44
1905 PhiIco Il Series Console TV Set $4,000
l-2oo.o5 RCA Il Series Console TV Set 1890
l-27o.o5 Philco Fl Series Console TV Set $4,000
l-l7o.o5 PhiIco Il Series Toble TV Set 1900
l-399.o5 Zenith 2 Series Console TV Set 244.00
l-4l9.o5 Zenith n Series Console TV Set, blond,
1890
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1-24o.o5 PhiIco Il Series Console l77.oo
1895 Olympic Sway Combination Il Series
TV - - $4,000
l-5l9.95 Olympic Sway Combination Il Series
TV ---------.- $4,000
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l-76.95 Zenith AA/FM Clock Radio $500
l-42.o5 RCA Clock Rodio 300
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2-32 IS RCA Toble Model Radios --------20.00
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l-2oo5 GE Toble Model Radio --l5.00
l-44.o5 GE Convertible Clock Radio 300
l-l3oo5 RCA World Wide Portable Rodio, $500
1895 Admiral 4-Speed Rodio- Phono 400
1895 Philco 3-Speed H-Fi Phone ----$l39
l2-loo5 Sonic 3-Speed Phones -----lz.00
l-82 SO Webcor 3-Speed Automatic Phone $500
l2-l8.o5 TobIe Model Rodios, 5 tube, mahogany
finished Plastic cobinets ------------------S.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

Boga. Mnoga druga djela no.
With majstora. V Velik e ma
pore j uspjehe novih gene
racija jugoslavenskih naroda
ma izgradnji njihove domo-
vine u swim pravcima i ma
sve strane. - Sve je to vri-
jedno vidjeti i doziviti, jer Sc
onamo razvija novi zivot i
novi svijet razlicit cd onog,
koji nestaje u onim krajevi-
ma.
Ali u svakom slucaju nasi
&c graditelji vidjeti kako i'm
je njihova Zajednica skup-
MIN izletom u staru domo-
vinu dala lijepu nagradu "a
njihov rad. Lijepa nagrada
"a jos ljepsi rad, kojoj moze
prigovarati sljepoca zatrova-
ma mrznjom, a nikad posten
svijet, kojemu je do narod-
nog dobra. - Lijepa je i sva-
ke paznje vrijedna pojava, da
su nase americe i jugosla-
venske vlasti pravilno shva-
tile oval podhvat Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice. Nasi &c gradi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

telji ma povratku mnogostru-
ko pomnoziti svoje snage j
svoje radove, da u slijedecim
kampanjama. mogu jos bolje
u svom radu uspjeti i u We
Gem broju posjecivati zemlju
svojih otaca. Svima, koji mas
sude i osudjuju dozivamo u
glavu rijeci: "Ne sudite ne
cete biti sudjeni, ne osudjuj-
te i n e { e tie biti osudjeni"
(Luka 6, 81. Najzad "a .sva-
koga i svugdje vrijedi "Ne
cini drugom, sto ne zelis Sc
BIZ.
Nasim graditeljima sretan
put!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
SRETAN PUT!

Vrijeme skupnog poaska nasih graditelja staru do
movnu ugosaviju dolaz Broj upisivanja novih anova
posebno mladjeg narastaa rase. Zaednica postae
sve jaca moenija materjalno duhovno Okuplja nase
snage, organzra ill., svrstava redove bratstva zadah
njuje duhom ljubavi covjecnosti
Mozete Ii naci svijetu edne, kojoj regiji flo
zof, ideologiJ pokreu nacinu zvota ljepse, dube
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

most ljubavi covjeka prema
Bogu najveca i najvaznija
duznost, a Moi je jednaka,
dakle nj mania nj visa, nego
jednaka, duznost ljubavi pre-
ma bliznjemu kao samom Sc
bi. Prva sc ostvaruje kroz o.
WI drugu i druga kroz prvu.
U te dvije duznosti sadrzana
.je sva zivotna mudrost do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

uzvisenije misli i ideale cd
ovih: okupljanje i organize
vanje ljudi, nadahnutih du-
hom ljubavi, covjecnosti, pod
zastavu bratstva bratskog
osjecanja prema svakom Co.
vjeku i narodu?
Kada je jedan farizejski
doktor pitao Krista "a maj
vecu zapovijed dobio je bo-
zanski odgovor, da je duz.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04

: moglo ocekivati. To Sc je
grupe, ma licne prijatelje-. iii
- blago receno - ma one,
koji moguce i ne vole Mar
tina. Meme to nesmeta. Nj
sam nikada laskao nikome i
sto nije "a pohvaliti, ia ne
mogu da hvalim, a sto je "a
pohvaliti to RADIO cinim j to
ciste savjesti.
LA South Chicago dolazi
Indiana kao drzava. Pet ma
tjecatelja u Indiana imaju
zajednicki 1908 tockica. I to
je lijepi uspijeh nase brace
po redu George Balich, Nj
cholas Erbesti, Andrew Paw
lovich, John Ilijanich / Mi
chael Novosel. I ova braca
su stavili svoja mjesta i svo-
je odsjeke ma rekord, ali J.
pax svi zajedno JOS nemaju
toliko toGkica, koliko imade
sam South Chicago.
Ina jos nekoliko manjih
mjesta koja su Sc dobro po-
kazala u sadanjoj kampanji,
a medju takove dolazi / mas
uvijek aktivni Farrell, Pa.
Predsjednik odsjeka / dele
gat, brat Joseph Dzapo, je
ma trecem mjestu sa GIL toe
kicom. Drzava Pennsylvania
kao drzava prilicno d o br o
stoji u kampanji, ali veliki
grad Pittsburgh, sam po Sc
bi stoji jako slabo.
Braca u Kanadi nezaosta-
ju cd nekih nasih najaktiv-
nijih kolonija. Tako opet
vidimo odsjek broj $50 IL
Schumacher, Ontario, ma Pr
vom mjestu. Sestra M ary
Herceg predvodi Kanadu sa
625 tockica, a drugi, u dru-
gim odsjecima ju slijede.
ia sam prize rekao, kad
bi mi bill u stanju probuditi
sve nase kolonije da uzmu
aktivnog ucesca u jednoj or
ganizovanoj kampanji, mi bi
mogli praviti cudesa. Mi bi
mogli rasti, kako Sc ono kaze
'kao give nakon kise" kada
bi sva nasa mjesta poradila,
kao sto je u ovoj kampanji
poradio South Chicago. Nu,
ipak kampanja pokazuje u
spjehe, netko wise, netko ma
ME, a svaka nova molbenica
dobro dosla.
JOS imademo par tjedana
prize nego Sc kampanja "a
vrsi. Oval poslijedni mjesec
bi trebao biti najbolji. Sve
sto Sc je do sada promasilo,
trebalo bi sc nadoknaditi do
konca kampanje. Jedno sto
bi nam moglo pokvariti do
bar svrsetak i sto bi nam
moglo pokvariti planove "a
buducu kampanju, jeste o.
pasnost da &c izbiti strajk u
celicnim tvonicama. Ako do
die do strajka / ako sc pro-
dulji to &c slabo djelovati
ma nasu kampanju, jer ova-
kav strajk &c pogoditi polo
vicu n aseg clanstva. Pre-
govori su u toku pax Sc ma
damo najboljemu>
Ovom prilikom zelim cesti-
tati svima nasim graditelji-
ma Zajednice, sve cd prvog
ma listi brata Bakovica, pa
do poslijednog, koji je upisao
jednog clana. Pogotovo ze-
linn cestitati nasim graditelji-
ma u South Chicago, koji su
ma prvome e mjestu Il ovoj
kampanji. Nastavite, brace,
sa dobrim i sloznim radon.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-04
SO. CHICAGO JE MA PRY0M MJESTU
u KAMPANJI H.B.z. | u AKTIvN0STI
Martin Krasich, glavni blagajnik

So Chicago je edna cd nasih manh naselbina, ako
uspored recmo, Pittsburgh Chicago, Detroit Cleveland
Los Angeles jos nekim vecm gradovma, naseljenm nas
prvo njesto recimo Chicago Cleveland iii Detroit to
zapravo nije ba novost jer cd takovih napucenh me
sta nasim svetom to je moglo ocekivat To je