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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
Two Men Get Jail
For Drunk Driving

Two men were fined $50 and
costs on charges of operating a
motor vehicle while intoxicated,
Police Chief German Clark report
ed Monday. Harold Bircher, p,
Grove City, and Howard Hamm,
33, London appeared in mayors
court here. Both men were sent
enced to three days in the Madison
county Jail. The arrests were made
by city patrolmen, Cleve May
Wayne Henry and Robert Cox on
Saturday.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Chester Whiteside of Mt
Sterling, Ohio, Route 3, entered
Doctors Hospital at Columbus, o.,
Monday, July 10th, as a diabetic
patient
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
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on the map that the tour be easily followed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-07-24

GOLF
A lot of pros go around the
golf course under par but the
girls go around in as little as
possible.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22

/ cial clinics, hospitals, schools
camps, therapeutics and medical
consultantS, it also provides spe-
cial centers for cerebral palsied
children.
The campaign, now under way,
will close on April 10th and ii
is hoped that the total raised will
exceed the funds obtained in
1855. ALI of the funds raised in
Montana, except for 8.3 per cent,
will be retained locally. Less than
one-twelfth goes to finance the
services of the national o~rganiza-
ton in its education and research
work.
1t is expected and hoped THAT
the people of Richland county will
give generously TO the fund that
offers hope to the crippled of our
state and nation. Certainly, this
is a drive to which all of us
should respond, cheerfuly and lib
orally.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22

Editors Note: The above as of
last year to the middle of March
this year does not apply to east
ern Montana and especially Rich
land county. The winter of 1854
SIS was one of the most moderate
this area has experienced and
spring, summer and autumn were
ideal throughout.
However, the past winter, end
ing by the clock Tuesday, was
the coolest in a decade on the
whole and never was Spring with
its promise of enjoybale weather
more welcome.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
EDITORIALLY
RED CROSS NEEDS
YOUR HELP

AS the reader probably knows
the month of March has been deS-
ignated as Red Gross Month";
and the organization seeks to raise,
by voluntary contributions in a
nationwide campaign, a fund
with which to carry on its work
of assistance in this and other
communities in times of emergen-
cy.
The Red Cross, one of three
national organizations chartered
by Congress, undertook and sue
cessfully accomplished a tremen-
dous task during the active par
ticipation of this nation in the
first and second World Wars and
also in the recent Korean War.
1t still has many duties TO per
form not only to the members of
III armed forces i'm this country
and overseas, but also TO our fell
low citizens in times of hurri-
canes, fires, tornadoeS and floods.
One of the functions performed
by the Red CrOSS, which appeals
to all, is its blood-collecting drive
providing blood and blood plas-
ma, not only for the members of
Ill armed forces but for the use
of our citizens who, in times of
stark tragedy, find themselves or
their loved ones in need of such
aid.
We call attention TO these things
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22

tied the Russell Derowhs Tues
day.
Earl Sorenson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Petersen called on Mrs,
Price Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
and Aril Sundvall attended Soren
Nelson's silver wedding anniver-
sary at the Pella church Tues
day evening.
Judy Sundvall was an over
night guest of her aunt, Mrs. ia
cob Miller Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gartner spent
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mabel
Simard.
Mrs. Simard visited with the
HantoS Wednesday.
Ellis Jones and Aril Sundvall
were checking ON RITA business
in the community Monday. 1t
looks like we may have service
by July i.
There will be a meeting to
choose the Bronson Fair booth
committee at the Brorson school
Tuesday, March 81 at 300 q. m.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
Clergymen Must
File Waiver
By April IS

April Is, 1856 is the very i'm
portant date for clergymen who
desire to receive credit for their
1855 earnings under social Securi-
ty, Chester Buchanan, representa-
tive of the Billings social securi-
ty office announced today.
This is the last date for filing
Form 2031 (Waiver Certificate),
with the Director of Internal Rev.
enue in order to have 1855 earn
ings counted for social security
protection.
The Waiver Certificate is eff
fective for a taxable year only if
it is filed on or before the due
date for filing the income tax
report of that year. That means
those ministers or members of
religious orders who want to be-
gin earning their social security
credits in 1855 must file the GER
tificate on or before April Is,
1856.
Under the 1854 Amendments to
the Social Security Act, duly or
dained, commissioned, or licensed
clergymen, Christian Science
Practitioners and members of re-
hgious orders who have not taken
a VOW of poverty acquire old-age
and survivors insurance protection
like that of sef-employed persons
but on an individual elective
basis. This election does not in
volve the church or institution in
any way, Buchanan continued.
These individuals have approx
imately two years after 1854 to
decide whether or not they wish
to participate in the program.
Those who do not elect to be-
come covered by the program
within the 2-year period cannot
later have their earnings from
their religious duties covered by
the law. Those who do elect to
participate cannot later withdraw.
Those who wish to file the Waiv-
err Certificate before filing their
income tax return should do so
MIR. Buchanan, representative of
the Billings office will be i'm Sid
ney on Thursday, March 20, at
the courthouse in the courtroom
from 8 a. m. to s p. m., for the
convenience of those who have
questions ON their social security.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
Bronson
(Brorson H~omemakers)

MIR. and Mrs. Russell Denowh
and family were supper guests
Wednesday at the Floyd Yockim
home in Sidney. A card duel
followed which resulted in the
men coming out as winners las
usually.
Janice Hanto and her fiance,
| Clint Colarchik, drove from
Great Falls Wednesday to spend
a few days with her parents, MT.
and Mrs. Andrew Hanto. They
returned to Great Falls Friday.
While here they had supper on
Thursday with Mrs. Price.
Cliff Rogers of Wolf Point Wis
tied Mrs. Price and in Sidney
Saturday.
Mrs. Shirley Rickett, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Joe Gartner,
arrived from Billings Friday. She
plans on remaining here for
awhile.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe GARNER and Mrs. Shirley
Rickett visited with Mrs. Price.
Miss Isabel Bengert, IFYE DEL
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22

Skaar Route, Sidney, called at
the Stewart Sundheim home
Monday.
Warner Anvik and Inga Sund-
helm were callers in Williston
Monday. MIR. Anvik is still seeing
doctors at the clinic there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sund-
helm visited the Charley Anv1ks
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown
stayed over Monday night at the
Ed Sundheim home. Mrs. Sund-
helm accompanied them back for
a days visit.
Stewart and Enid Sundheim of
Sioux Pass butchered a beef at
the Ed Sundheim's Tuesday.
Word was received Monday by
the Sundheims that their cousin,
Knute Brojord was stricken with
a heart attack at Billings.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22

/ egate to Germany, was an over
night guest at the Andrew HantC
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gartner Wis
tied the Art Millers Thursday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Spaur and
family arrived Saturday to visit
with Mrs. Spaur'S mother, Mrs
Bernice Cundiff and other rela-
lives in Sidney.
Supper guests Saturday at the
Volney Anderson home were MIR.
and Mrs. Andrew Hanto.
Mrs. Price was a dinner guest
at the Andrew Hanto home Sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. J. w. johnson
called at the home of their son
Kenneth Sunday.
Sunday guests at the Russell
Denowh home were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Denowh and family of Fair
view.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Petersen and
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Gartner were
Sunday evening callers at the
HanDO nome.
Jerry Hanto came Sunday night
to spend the week at home be-
tween quarters. He is a Junior
at Bozeman majoring in engin-
eering.
Jimmy Weaver, Donald Stewart
and Earl Morganroth visited with
Jimmy's grandparents, MI. and
Mrs. John Cundiff Sr. Monday.
Jimmy is at home with his par
ents, the Ward Weavers, on fur
from Fort Ord.
MI. and Mrs. Floyd Spaur and
family were supper guests Mon
day at the John Cundiff Jr.
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Miller and
and Mrs. Miller's mother,
Mrs. Mabel Simard visited at
the George Miller home Sunday.
Mrs. Price attended a birthday
party for Mrs. Maud Mielke on
Monday.
Aril Sundvall and his son Da-
yid had dinner Tuesday with the
Andrew HantoS.
Mrs. Bill Fink and children Wis
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
Four Mile
Mrs. Inga Sundheim

Erwin Stordahl and Mrs. Sam
Cook boarded the Empire Build
er at WilliSton Monday morning
enroute 10 San Francisco, Calf.
Edwin Sundheim took them over
in Stordahl's car and brought the
car back.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Seader,
Bruce and Ena of Dore were Sun
day evening callers at the Ed
Sundheim home.
MI. and Mrs. Amund Anvik of
Fairview and MIR. and Mrs. Ed
win Sundheim called Sunday af-
ternoon on Mr. and Mrs. Warner
Anvik.
MI. and Mrs. Art Sorteborg and
Sandra called on MIR. and Mrs.
Enid Sundheim Monday evening.
Mrs. Stewart Sundheim and
boys visited her parents, the
Yes Hurleys, Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown of
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
IA E IT
PAST 40
Troubled with GETTING UP
NIGHTS
Pains In BACK. HIPS. LEGS
Tredness. LOSS OF C

If you are a victim of these
symptoms then your troubles
may be traced to Glandular
Inflammation. Glandular In
flammation is a constitutional
disease and medicines that
give temporary relief will
not remove the causes of your
troubles.
Neglect of Glandular Inflam-
nation often leads to prema-
ture senility, and incurable
malignancy.
The past year men from
1000 communities have been
successfully treated here at
the Excelsior Institute. They
have found soothing relief and
a new zest in life.
The Excelsior Institute, de-
voted to the treatment of
diseases peculiar to older men
by methods,
has a new FREE BOOK that
tells how these troubles may
be corrected by proven Non
Surgical treatments. This book
may prove of utmost impor-
lance in your life. No obi
cation. Address Excelsior In
stitute, Dept. Will, Excelsior
SPRINGS. Missouri.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22

Read Herald Want Ads!
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22

50 that the people of Richland
county will be advised of the APP
peal and if they have not al
ready made a contribution, that
they will do so at once, so that
the Red Cross will be enabled to
continue its work. The full coop
Grafton of our citizens will assure
the success of the current cam
paign.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
Sioux Pass

Saturday night the Ray NoTDy
family and MIR and Mrs. Ed Lew
Is and MIR and Mrs. Ludwig
Norby visited at the Andrew Pc
terson home. The occasion being
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson's wedding
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Connor
left from Williston Sunday eve
ming for the Twin Cities. They
will be present when their young
est daughter receives her first
vows at the St. Jospeh Noviate.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor will also
spend a few days with their 9TH
err two daughters who live in the
Twin Cities
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
OIL!

0A&
Have you wondered why this
government is so vitality concerned
with the turmoil in the Middle
East. The Argonaut of San Fran
cisco, gives a major reason in this
sentence: Border disputes be-
tween Israel and the Arabs and
fierce rivalry in arming between
Israel and Egypt keep the Middle
Eastern situation at the boiling
point, but behind it all is the one
big question - OIL"
To a very great extent the vast
Middle Eastern oil reserves have
been and T being developed by
American capital and American
oil companies - which is true of
the oil of many other parts of the
world. This is done with the full
backing of the U. S.government,
and of the British and other
friendly governments. In the
course of that development, en-
hghtened policies pursued by the
oil industry have given enormous
benefits - in such fields as agri-
culture, local enterprise, educa-
anu LIE puD41C uedALl - 10
the peoples of the Middle East
ern countries.
The free world vitality needs
Middle EAEtsrE oil = both for its
peacetL4e pursuits, and on be-
half of military strength and
security. MusSM urgently wants
the oil and will go to any
to get it So Soviet agents
and Sympathizers are everlasting
iy busy stirring up violence and
.iScord and attempting to I'M
dermine the free worlds position.
Oil is the Lfeblood of nations.
1t is as potent a weapon as is
known in war. This is the over
fact surrounding the Mid
lie Eastern crisis.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22

In other words, IN All wars IN
which the United States fought
during a period of 100 years,
1,l30,393 Americans died.
During the SIS years that we
have been driving cars in the
United States, 1,149,4l4 Ameri-
cans died
So we are killing ourselves on
our highways at a much faster
rate than are our enemies in war
killing Americans on the fiel dof
battle.
Somehow this doesn't make
sense. 1t looks like we had better
do something about it,
-Plentywood Herald.
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
WE'RE KILLING OURSELVES
FASTER THAN CAN
nyTR

From IT'S to 1855, during eight
wars i'm which the United States
fought 1,130,393 Americans died.
From 1900 Through 1855, acci-
dents ON our highways in the
United States took the lives of
1,149,414 Americans.
Here is the record of deaths of
Americans in our eight wars:
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
AID CRIPPLED CHILDREN

The sale of 1856 Easter Seas
will provide funds for many
worthwhile services. In addition
to the helpful services to crippled
children and adults, such as spe-
The Sidney herald., 1956-03-22
WHAT KIND OF SPRING?

Spring arrives this month, and
many of us, especially farmers,
are now wondering what the
Spring of 1856 will be like. In
1855 it was disastrous for grow
ers in many sections of the coun-
try.
Many are hoping that this years
Spring will be something like the
recent Winter, the cold arriving
early, but ending sooner than
usual. In some sections of the
country, the weather has been al
most Spring-hke since the end of
February.
Spring officially begins this year
at 1921 on the morning of March
goth. The first full moon, some
times called the worm moon, of
Spring arrives March 26th, at
something after eight in the
morning.
For many, Spring is the finest
time of the year. 1t brings warm
er weather, after a cold winter.
1t brings the end of school days
to millions of youngsters and
baseball back to millions of base
ball fans. In addition, it brings
flowers and Natures beautiful
display.
The weather prophets tell us
that this Spring will not be as
treacherous as last year, and that
sudden breezes will not exact the
toll they took i'm 1855. We can
only hope that they are right.
Selected.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04
0dsjek br. 440 sIavi svoju 45.godisnjicu

So Chicago, ILL., - Drustvo "Ban Jeacic" odsjek broj
44O HBZ proslavit &c epi svecan nacin 45-godis-
njicu opstanka nedjelju o. travnja g., Hrvat
skom Domu, 961S Commercial Avenue, So Chicago.
Svecanost pocima istog dana 10 sati jutro
kom svetom msom hrvaskoj crkv Presv Srca Isusova,
"a live i mrtve clanove naseg odsjeka.
U gornjoj dvoran Hrvatskog Donna tocno 3 sata po-
se podne pocma koncertni dio programa banketom a
hranu &c prpremt nase vjedne clanice Cd srane HBz
b &c gavni govornk brat Josp Bazdarc glavn popred
sjednk Govor &c Mr.. Ladde T. Penar Assistant Di-
rector of the Insurance Department State of Illinois Ovo
zaista po prvi puta nasoj kolon da &c posetit
svojim govorom pozdravt visoi cnovnk drzave.
Koncertni dio programa otvara pjevach zbor nasega
Pomlatka amerckom hrvatskom hirnnom kojm zbo-
uprava mas clan S. Cuzela. Ist zbor zvodit &c hr
vaske narodne plesove koa pod upravom sestre Mary
Plesa. HPD. Hvatska nastupiti &c nekolko biranih
pjesama IL sarog kraa pod vodstvom zborovodje Mr. "
B. Smutny Takoder mas poznati operni pevac barton
svjeskoga gasa gospodn Dragutn sostarko odazvao
nasem pozvu, koj &c nekoko seekcja uzvecati nasu
prosavu. Tamburask zbor Hrvatsi Snovi zabavlja &c
mas svojom milozvucnom tamburicom.
Pozvljemo nase canove prijaelje South Chicago
okoce da mas posjete sto vecem brou da time uzvel
caju nasu proslavu. Mi program i'm jamcimo da &c
ugodno osjecati nauzva lepoj glazbi, pjesm plesu
koj pocima liza programa trajat &c do kasno vecer
Odbor klice dobro dosli nedjelju %. trav-
MIA. William Bezjak, dopisnik Odbor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

bro doci "a potrosak Of
platu putnih troskova.
Potreba zivljeg rada. -
Kampanja Sc dobro odvija, a
mogla bi biti i bolja. U kam-
panji imademo mali procent
nash clanova graditelja, tre-
balo bi da ih je wise moglo
bi biti kad bi imali veci broj
odusevljenih clanova sa do
brom voljom "a rad. Sve sto
sc hoce jest odlucnost do
bra VOLTA. Pocetak je svaki
teak. Svaki covjek nije ma
ucen niti iskusni trgovac, da
prodava, ali Sc moze nauciti,
ako to zaista cvrstom vo-
ljom odluci.
Isto tako je potrebno, da
imamo ma vrhu, u upravi
ljudi jace ambicije i cvrste
volje "a rad, ne samo da ira
ze move clanove, vec da po-
svete barem jedan sat dnev-
no kampanji "a poticanje i
odusevljenje clanovima, pax
da tumace vaznost zivotne o.
suguracije, certifikata i dru-
9Th osiguracija ma koje Sc
kod Zajednice osigurati mo-
ze.
Vodstvo kampanje ne mo-
ze, ako cemo pravo, da pre-
pusti saw rad ma par ljudi u
Kampanjskom Odbord, koji
ne mogu, uz najbolju volju
ma sve stici, vec svaki treba
da pomaze koliko II a jvis e
moze.
Sestre brace, "a dobar u
spjeh kampanje prionimo svi
ma zivi rad = jednako S vr-
ha liz redova clanstva! -
Fpilip Vukelich, predsjednik
Odbora Kampanje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

svakoga clana osiguranog ma
Term certifikat, kao kom-
penziciju "a svoj pozrtvovni
rad.
Druga je vazna odluka Gl.
Odbora produljenje prelaza
"a Starog ma Novi Term cer-
tifikat "a sest mjeseci. Time
smo ostavili vrata otvorena
do 80. septembra 1856. Do
danas oko 5 tisuca elanova
posluzise Sc ovom pogodno-
sti. Ostalo je jos ma tisuce,
ciji ugovor, radi godina, ne
nosi maksimum osmrtninske
osiguracije. Sada opet innate
priliku da Sc koristite u do
bivanju vrijednijeg certifika-
ia. To stoji, dakle, do vas.
Medjutim imamo j druge
vazne odluke o cemu cemo
govoriti u buduce. Ovdje smo
Sc ukratko osvrnuli samo ma
one koje Sc izravno ticu Po-
mladka. I to potvrdjuje da
je nasa zajednica koraknula
ogromnim korakom naprijed.
Dapace, to je podloga da mo-
zemo poceti pisati novo po-
glavlje njene bolje buduc-
nosti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

mo aVlon, Jer Je brzl nJlme'
Sc izbjegava mozebitnu NOR
sAu bolest.
Turisti (gosti) koji Sc ne
natjecu u kampanji "a k i
clan mora da upise 1000 O.
siguracije u Pomladak iii u
odraslo clanstvo iii da ina
"a toliko povisice osigura-
CHE. Ma molbenici "a novu O.
siguraciju mora biti njihovo
ime kao predlagatelja. Ne
clanovi pako, koji ne mogu
postati clanovi, a imadu u
Zajednici clanova cd svoje O.
bitelji, takovi trebaju da u
pisu zivotne osiguracije maj
mamie "a dvije tisuce dolara.
Svaki koji zeli poci ma owl
turneju treba da zatrazi pa
SOS cd americke Wade, kao
gradjanin, to cim prize. Ma
federalnom uredu dobiva Sc
aplikacija "a pasos (tiska-
nica), Sto treba ispuniti i ma
praviti svoje slike kako Sc to
cd vlasti trazi. Pasos vrijedi
"a tri gdoine, a moze Sc i
produljiti, pa ga je dobro i
matt "a svalxi slucaj.
Ma sva pisnaa ! informa-
cije nisnno, radi prezaposle-
nosti, mogli u vrijeme od-
govarati, a cd sada unaprijed
stvari &c teci brze i glade.
Tockice. Svaki, koji je
odlucio da Sc prikljuci ovoj
grupskoj turneji u start kraj,
treba da nastoji dobiti sto
wise novih clanova move O.
siguracije, jer time sebi po-
maze. Znamo, svaka tockica
znaci jedan dollar, pa koliko
Sc dobije tockica u kampanji,
toliko ce Zajednica isplatiti
dolara,- a sto &c ma putu do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04

takedjer dolaze u obzir. Mi
howl su certifikati d a e k O
nadmasili prijasnje vrsti, te
su dividende, ma stare no.
We, povisene "a 800.
U suglasju toga postigo-
smo posebno veliku moguc-
most, sa eleminiranjem osmrt-
ninske graduacije cine moze-
mo nastaviti sa ovim jedin-
stvenim programom oprost-
nog rasporeza dividend, sto
je pozitivni dokaz naseg sta
bilnog poslovanja i praktic-
nog fraternalizma. Da Ii .ie
onda cudno da mas Pomladak
tako napreduje?
Posebne vesele vijesti ina
demo "a nase upravitelje i
upraviteljice gnijezda, koji SUI
najvise doprinjeli ovako lije-
pom napredku nasega Odjela
Pomladka.
Odlukom Glavnog Odbora,
mi cemo sada moci pojacati
mas plan konzervacije (sacu-
vanja broja postojeceg CLAN
stva), naime godisnji bonus,
koji mas stoji oko 100000
na godinu. Po novoj odluci
svaki upravitelj gnijezda &c
dobivati 10 cent? godisnje "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-04-04
e spomenutu protekciju.


Molitelji, koji zele biti O.
sigurani ma $500 bolne pot
pore, $4,000 bolne potpore
mjesecno iii dvostruke od-
stete, moraju Sc podvrci lijec-
nickoj pregledbi bez obzira
ma starost.
Osigurati Sc moze ma GER
tifikat izplativ (Endowment)
liza IS godina; izplativ (En-
dowment) liza IS godina; u
plativ certifikat "a 20 60
dina, da Sc nakon toga doba
ma isti wise neplaca i izplativ
(Endowment) liza 20 godina.
Ma sve owe certificate dava-
ju Sc jos dvije opcije iii po-
godnosti ako to clan zeli.
Pomladak. - Djecu Sc mo-
re upisati u Pomladak cd da-
ma rodjenja do 16 Sodina ma
certificate Novi Term Certi-
fikat, po kojem Sc plaza pot
punoma 100000 ako smrt u
slijedi liza 6 mjeseci i jedan
dan dobe djeteta. Ia djecu
imamo unosne zivotne osigu-
racije kao 20 godina upla-
civanje; 1S godina Educa-
tional (za skolarinu); izpla-
tiv liza 20 godina starosti
(Endowment) i Payor Bene-
fits ma sve certificate osim
Term.
Nasim clanovima ciji je
certifikat uplacen, da wise ne
placaju mjesecni rasporez "a
svoju zivotnu osiguraciju, O.
nj imadu pravo, da uplacuju
80 centa u upravni fond, u
tom slucaju imadu pravo ma
sve pogodnosti kod Zajed-
nice primanje glasila ga
jednicar" kao aktivni cla-
novi, ako pax plaeaju ras-
porez svom odsjeku u tom
slucaju imadu potpuno pra-
vo kac svaki aktivni clan.
Gornje 81 clan moze IL
rezati da ina pri ruci "a
ispravno tumaeenje poslova-
MIA Zajednice po ovim vaz-
MIN pitanjima. - Predsjed-
mix Odbora Kampanje.