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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

i delegat Pomladka H. B. Zs
ime odsjeka broj 1872 svotu
cd $500, a u ime sebe $500.
Klub "Ljudevit Gaj" il In
diana Harbor, Ind, poslao
dar Cd $4,000 "a djecu. Pi-
smo potpisano po g. ]. Gu
culie, i u pismu sve najbolje
zelje "a 1856. godinu. ia ne
znam kako da zahvalim ovom
dobrom svijetu, vec da i'll do
bri Bog zivi ma mnogo mno-
60 godina.
l.. Biondic, T. sipusic, V.
Bozic, J. M. Pavlovic, Chas.
Kuchan, J. Buktenica, F. Kra-
Sic, J. saban, Mrs. Ozbolt, N.
D. Saric, darovase svaki po
$500 djeci "a bozicni dar.
Ovo su start i novi odbo1nici
Djecjeg Donna. Hrv. Samo-
stalna zena, u ime koje sa-
lie sestra Julia Jocovic pre-
ko brata T. sipusica, naseg
novog predsjednika Odbora
Djecjeg Donna, koji je i sam
darovao djeci svotu cd $40,
a ovo drustvo Sale djeci S..
Hvala zivjele vi i vase drus-
two.
Odsjek broj %, F. zidaric
salje dar cd $1.00. Oni u pi-
smu zele svako dobro, a mi
i'm uzvracamo istim zeljama.
Drustvo broj $40, u ime ko-
jeg Sale brat A. Banjo, salju
$500 djeci. Hvala ma daru.
Steve i Mary Bosiljevac sa-
lju nam dar cd $1.0O. Poslali
bi i wise, ali SUI imali mnogo
izdataka owe godine i bolest
u kuci. Glavno je, ola ste to
darovali Cd srca "a naSu die
GU. Hvala ma daru. Drustvo
"Vjerne Hrvatice" broj 579
il st. Louisa, salju nam dar
cd $25.O0. Uz dar salju lie
pc cestitke. Hvala, drage Sc
sire. Najbolja vas sreca pra.
tia. Pismo je bilo potpisano
po sestrama: Shante, Sage.
vec i Malekovic.
Odsjek broj 660 salje nam
$500. eek je potpisan po bra
tn P. zalac Mrs. Grabovski
Uz dar poslali SUI nam ljepe
zelje, a djeca ia tako uzvra
cemo.
T. Collins, Clan odsjeka ,
Slovan, ILL.,, veil, da je u H
B. Zajednici 43 godine, ali ,
odsjeku nema nego 6 clano
va, salje svejedno $500. Nj
to je, brace moja, lijepa svo
ia, jer je namjenjena dobro
svrsi. "Hrvatska Vila", cd
sick broj 141, salju nam dal
cd $500. eek je potpisae
brat Mavrovic, koji ina ov
die rodjaka Mavrovica, t.
Milinaric, koji je ono bio de
legat skupa sa bratom Nav
rovicem. S NINA je potpisal
i brat M. Borcic. Hvala drag
i zivjeli! Odsjek broj 481 ga
lie preko tajnika Starcevic;
il New Mexico dar djeci o,
$10.13. Uz dar i ijepe bozic
ne cestitke. Hvala, mila bra
CO! I mi zelimo wanna svak
dobro. Odsjek broj SIS prek
tajnika J. Mekata salju nan
$500. Oni SUI IL Frankfurt
Illinois, isto zele mama vessel
blagdane, a mi uzvracamo n
isti nacin. Paul Radas salj
dar djeci cd $500. On Sc ma
lazi u bolnici IL bolnice j
poslao oval obilati dar dice
On je Clan odsjeka broj 12e
Hvala, dragi brate! Dao b.
da mi Sc javite pismom o.
svoje kuce zdrav i veseo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

Najmudriji covjek moze u
wick nesto nauciti cd maj
neznatnijeg seljaka. il. p.
Sem.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

republike kod sklapanja u
govora izmedju Hrvatske i
madjarskog kralja Kolomana
11O2. godine. Poljicka Sc re-
publika nije proslavila kao
dubrovacka, jer cato nije i
mala mogucnosti, ali je ipak
ostavila duboki trag u povije-
sti naroda hrvatskoga. "Hr-
vatski Radnik', koji izlazi u
Parizu, u svom broju "a kolo-
voz, rujan, august i septembar
1855. donosi nize navedeni o.
svrt ma jednu knjigu o po-
ljickoj republici, koja je IL
isla u nakIadi Ruske Akade-
mije Znanosti u Moskvi. Evo,
sto "Hrvatski Radnik" pise:
Urednistvo naseg lista pri-
milo je cd prijatelja Fran
cuza, koji Sc bavi proucava-
MEM slavenskih jezika po-
vijesti slavenskih naroda, ma
ogled i citanje, djelo G. B. D.
Grekova, ruskog naucenjaka
j clana Moskovske Akademi-
je Znanosti.
Djelo 6. Grekova posvece-
no je Republici Poljickoj, ko-
ia je, kako je to poznato, BIZ
la predmet znanstvenog pro-
ucavanja i kod mas Hrvata u
kojem SUI Sc istakli Hrvati
Kukuljevic- -Sakcinski, Vatro-
slav Jagic DR.. Milan Rese-
tar, no njihova paznja je bi-
la obracena filoloskoj, dakle
jezicnoj strani znanstvenog
statuta, docim je g. Grekov
obradio, kako nam to kaze
mas prijatelj Francuz, statut
u najsirem smislu. Mi smo ga
zamolili, da nam kaze najbit-
nije IL te knjige, obzirom, da
u naSem urednistvu nema Co.
vjeka, koji bi mogao Sc u.
pustiti u tako opsezan rad SO
gledista pravnog, povjesnog
dakako politickog, a bez po.
znavanja ruskog jezika. Bill:
smo u veliko iznenadjeni ks.
da smo Cd naseg francuskos
prijatelja primili ovu sjajne
opremljenu knjigu, jer nam
je zaista upadljivo bio, da Sc
je danasnja, mocna Russia
pozabavila sa prosloscu slav.
nom owe najmanje tvorevine
- drzavne Hrvatske, no mo.
ramo priznati, da smo Sc o.
sjetili ponosni. Knjiga oba.
size 400 stranica.
On Sc prijateljski odazvao
nasoj zelji i u kratkim po.
tezima nam ocrtao veliku vaz'
most koju g. Grekov pridonie
statutu Republike Poljica ci
tirajuci nam u tn svrhu rije
ci autorove u uvodu u ra
sprawl ogromnog materijals
obradjenog u ovoj, duboko.
znanstvenoj radnji, koja pt
autorovim vlastitim rijecims
predstavlja znamenit doku
menat hrvatsko-dalmatinskos
zakonodavstva.
"Pred mama - rijeci su e
Grekova - je Poljicki sta
tut kano kristalno zrcalt
drustvenog zivota drustve
nih .odnosa u toj originalno
republici. Kroz duge vjekove
Republika Poljicka Sc trudil;
da bi sacuvala svoje stare
hrvatske obicaje zakone. I
rijetko znacajnom stepenu O
ma je u tom nastojanju u
spjela. Zbijena medju brdi
ma i gorama, cuvaiuci Sc o.
uplitanja u politicka zbiva
MIA tog vremena, ona je u
spjela, kroz dugi niz wicklow
zivjeti izolirano, sacuvavsi S
- kako nam to kaze pret
hodnik g. Grekova ruski ma
ucenjak F. Leontovic - ka
"okamenjenost" cd neizmjel
ne vaznosti mas RUSE".
''Okamenjenost" po mislje
nju g. Grekova, neznaci kor
zervativnost iii ukocenost, je
| Sc - kaze on - ma temeli
razvoja ovog znamenitog sta
tuta kroz vjekove, te ma tt
melju izmjena i dopuna
| - :a,.o, ~ox2 ;o,..o xr.J.aA: =
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

upoznavao tako jaku sposob-
most prilagodjavanja novim
zahtjevima zivotnim novim
prilikama. Nijedno - 'istice
on - cd do danas stiglih
nam dokumenata O srednie
vjekovnim zakonodavstvima,
bilo to slavenskim iii nesla-
venskim, ne pruza proucava-
telju ovakovih pitanja, tako-
We tolike mogucnosti "a pro-
ucavanje odnosa u seljackim
opcinama."
Uz owe, nevjerojatne vaz-
he konstatacije autora samog
dijela pridodao je francuski
prijatelj ,nekoliko i m n a
znamenitih rodova koji su, u
toj znamenitoj Hrvatskoj dr.
zavi, zauzimali cast kneza i
cast vojvode. Medju imenima
knezova poljickih, zabiljeze-
nih Cd nasega prijatelja ma
ilazimo ma slijedece istaknu-
te rodove: Martic Bozic, Dju-
IA Sinovcic, Drazinovic, ST.
movie, Papalic i t. d.
Medju imenima vojvoda,
zabiljezio imena: Beocevic,
Ivanis Vicicevic, Luka Barni-
cevic Jure Basic. On nam
spominje u svom kratkom po-
pisu, ime pristava u republici
to ime Boric, a cd kancelira
republike spominje: Ivanise-
vice zuljevice, i Mihanovica.
Najvaznije, ali u ovom KRAFT
kom izvadku il opsezne knji-
ge g. Grekova je, do sada
vjerojatno nedovoljno pozna-
ia cinjenica da je, prilikom
sklapanja "Pakta Conventa"
sa kraljem ugarskim Kolo-
manom, god. 1902, uz pred
stavnike dvanajst rodova hr-
vatskih, bio prisutan Go
mes Pribislaus Polizzarum"
| (Poljieki knez Pribislav).
Druga vazna cinjenica, ko-
jul nam je mas prijatelj zelio
donjet ma znanje, jest njegov
kratki prikaz ogromnog od-
| jeka, koje je imala znameni-
ia seljacka buna pod vod-
stvom Matte Gubaca, ma od-
nose u Republici Poljickoj i
! u ciieloj dalmatinjskoj Hrvat-
skoj.
| Oval kratki prikaz knjige
gosp. Grekova, cd najvece je
vaznosti "a upoznavanje 'dav-
ne i slavne proslosti hrvat-
skog naroda, a cd osobite je
vaznosti to, sto je njeno O.
bjelodanjenje godine 1851,
dokaz ocjene vaznosti hrvat-
skin statuta, poljiekog, a u
sput i vinodolskog, cd stra-
ne Velikorusa, Ukra ajinaca
Bjelorusa.
Statuti "Poljicki Vinodol-
ski takovi su po svojoj sa-
drzini - rekao nam je mas
prijatelj Francuz da Sc
moze S pravom opravdano-
sti kazati, da su Hrvati vet
prilikom seobe naroda, koji
danas 1--WE u Evropi, nastupi.
Ii organizirano j sa vec, u o.
) no davno vrijeme izgradje'
MIN shvacanjem pravde pra'
vicnosti, ukratko nastupili 81
kao narod organiziran, u po
sjedu svojih zakona, koji kac
da su nastali IL njihovog 90
bicajnog prava".
Prodorni duh Hrvata rae
njihove fizicke snage, u do
] ba seobe naroda kazat
: nam je mas prijatelj - ONO
gucio i'm je, da su, presavs
Dunavsku kotlinu j ne "a
ustavivsi sc ma njihovim raw
nicama, presli Dravu, zatin
Savu te preko Bosne, s jed
ne strane a preko gornje Hr
vatske S druge -strane, stigl
ma Jadran ustalivSi sc II Istr
i u Dalmaciii, gdje su i da
: mas i gdje &c (op. ur.) i o
stati, ako znati budu cijenit
svoje divine j slavne tradicij,
: i slijediti PRIMER svojih slav
: nih predjaka. - Urednistvo
Najmudriji covjek moze u
wick neSto nauciti j cd mai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18

NEZABORAW - uplatiti
svoj rasporez regularno kod
b. hilza svoga odsjei1. ---. ,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-18
DO saba PRIJAYLJEM KANDIDATI IA
P0SJET | TuRNEJU u JlJG0SLAvIjI

NAUTICAL Cd l. JANUARA Do 81. JULIA, 1856
Dole navedeni sraditel Zajednce dadose izavu, da
sc natjecu eanskoj kampan posjet Start Kraj,
osnov glavne nagrade 750 toekica pa6eni put amo
natrag.
SJEDINJENE DRzAyE AMERIKE
Odsjek Kandidat Mjesto
Steve Cubakovic Rankin, Pennsylvania
20 Matt Bogoyich South Side Pittsburgh, Pa
rs Joseph Frankoyic Mckeesport, Pennsylvania
85 John r. Nlxan e. Rochester, Pennsylvania
126 Joseph Dzapo Farrell Pennsylvania
316 Anton f. Spratz ...... So. st. Paul, Minnesota
kANADSkI KANDIDAH
Odsjek Kdndjdat Mjesto ! Prou;ncijd
919 Joseph A. Gavas ..... Saut Ste. Marie, Ontario
975 karmea Benac ................ Toronto Ontario
Evening star., 1956-03-13
Margaret Truman Plans
To Be Married in April

parently in the minds of both
the principals and the press.
Miss Truman said decisively
that hers will be "a small,
quiet wedding with the two
families" at Trinity Episcopal
Church in Independence, Mo.
The wedding date has not yet
been fixed. There will be no
"big, white. formal bridal
gown" either. Miss Truman
continued, because "I never
have liked that kind of thing"
AS for bridesmaids, that's
dubious too, because most of
my friends are married wom-
en-. If there are any, they'll
be matrons."
Daniel, 43. an assistant to
the foreign news editor of the
New York Times and a Euro
pean correspondent since 1910,
sat beside Miss Truman, an
swering a few questions. Son
of a zebulon IN. c. druggist,
Daniel is a slender, handsome,
browned-eyed man of middle
height with graying hair. He
never was married before.
Margaret, smiling and ex-
cited, frequently conferred
with and referred questions to
Daniel. Together, sometimes
with reluctance. they patched
together the story of their ro-
nance, which started in early
November when they met at
the home of George Backer,
former New York Post pub
Usher.
Daniel proposed late in jan
uary and he met his prospec-
tive father-in-law, Harry S.
Truman, for the first time
when the former President
came to New York last month
to speak at a Democratic
dinner.
Mother and dad were de-
Evening star., 1956-03-13

assignment in Moscow. de-
scribed himself as q "non-vot-
ing Democrat" Margaret COM
mented on his confession Of
political faith with: But !
never asked him that ques-
tion."
Asked about their interests
in common, Margaret said they
shared many. including mutual
friends and an aversion to
physical exercise. Do they
have a common interest in
music?
WELL" confessed Daniel. 81
sing in the shower. And until
I stopped drinking because Of
my ulcer, I used to sing at
parties"
Margaret confessed that,
while she's not a skilled cook.
she can whip together a meal.
She's cooked for Daniel, she
said.
How was it?" a reporter
asked.
WELL" he replied. I'm
still here. No, it was delicious!"
AS for their immediate plans,
Daniel said firmly that all he
wanted to do was get back to
work and then hide"
Evening star., 1956-03-13

lighted" added Margaret.
.'but can't remember what
he said when we told him we
were going to be married"
Will she continue her career?
Well" said Margaret. "I
still have to finish up my con-
tract with NBC and. as for
later, Mr.. Daniel hasn't put his
foot down"
''Mr. Daniel" put in Daniel,
hasn't put his foot down and
won't"
but, of course, his career
comes first" she concluded.
Margaret said she received
her ring about 10 days ago.
and added that her fiance
had picked it out alone.
shes far too conspicuous
to go shopping with, particu-
larly for engagement rings"
Daniel said with a smile.
They plan to live in New
York, Miss Truman said. She
brushed aside an inquiry as to
whether. they wanted a large
family.
That's for the future to
say" her fiance said.
Daniel, who returned to New
York recently after a two-year
Evening star., 1956-03-13
Continued From Page B-1

sion, with soft puffs and plait-
ings caught with flowers. They
wore very wide sashes. After
the ceremony the entire COM
pany formed a procession to
the music of the Marine Band
to the Library on the second
floor to view the wedding gifts
arranged on a series of tables.
The names of the donors were
attached to each present.
Maria Monroe. the first
White House daughter to be
bride, wore a simple white
dress with flowers in her hair
and a veil at her small we'd
ding. The bevy of young girls
who attended her were also in
white. The wedding reception
did not take place until three
days after the wedding ac-
cording to the custom in those
days. There were plans for a
series of brilliant festivities in
honor of the White House
bride and groom. These fes-
tivities were curtailed when
Commodore Stephen Decatur
was killed in a duel. Commo-
dore and Mrs. Decatur had
given a ball for the young
couple the evening after their
wedding.
Elizabeth Tyler wore a we'd
ding dress of white satin and a
very full long blond lace veil
for her wedding. The wedding
was spoken of as a grand affair
of that day. Among the guests
was Mrs. James Madison. the
spritely Dolly, who gave the
bride her lace handkerchief to
check her tears.
Evening star., 1956-03-13
Exclusively
Yours
Continued From Page B-1

Continued From Page B-l
also toss in that he used to
have the reputation for "squlr-
ing statuesque blonds." He did
an excellent news job when
he was here and also While
news editor for the AP in Lon
don. The 10 years in the Bri-
tish capital, incidentally. gave
him a definite fair for dressing
In the nattiest fashion.
Mrs. Fred Vinson, widow OF
the former chief justice who
was so close to Mr.. Truman.
had this to say, Il think II
she were my own daughter l
would not be more delighted.
I had not the slightest inkling
of it, and I didn't think any
one did. Margaret has all the
charm in the world. She de-
serves the very best. I don't
know of a finer girl"
Mrs. Oscar Chapman. wife
of a former cabinet member,
said of the announcement. i
thought it was wonderful. !
was very surprised but pleased.
I don't know him. but I know
what he's getting. I would be
willing to risk her judgment
son her selection because she
has shown very good sense in
everything she has undertaken
when she was official and
when she was on her own. I
wish Margaret every happiness
in the world, and I am sure
she has picked happiness for
herself because she's a good
picker"
Said Roy Leiff1en. who has
beaued Margaret around in re-
cent years and met her at
various points in Europe last
summer, II was very surprised.
I haven't seen her for months,
not since November or Decem-
ber. was reading the ticker
tape at India House in New
York when the announcement
came over on it,"
:. 1t seems as though Mar
garet herself was a little sur
prised by the announcement.
Everything was all set for it
to be made today, and natu-
rally she wanted her future
husbands paper. the New
York Times, to get it as quickly
as any. but Jonathan Daniels
let slip the tip-off in Raleigh
last week end.
It's been Americas best
kept secret since Margaret be-
gan breaking dates with other
beauX in December,
Evening star., 1956-03-13
By CYNTHIA LOWRY

NEW YORK, Mar. l3 R.-
Displaying proudly a modest
diamond solitaire. Margaret
Truman said yesterday that
she and Newspaperman Cliff
ton Daniel will be married
some time in April.
Two hours after former
President Harry S. Truman
had announced his only child's
engagement. Margaret and
her flance met the press here
in a public room of the Hotel
Carlyle, where she lives.
It will be another April
wedding. The Forthcoming
wedding OF Prince Rainier and
Grace Kelly in Monaco was
not mentioned, but it was ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

These are the Standardization
rates for the first three minutes, all
day Sunday and every night after 6
O'Clock. They do not include the
1872 federal excise tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
'PIaintive Presley

NEUCH TO EVERYBODYS including
l singing sensation weepy
lament called Heartbreak Hotel
With guitar paintive
swinging hair ES Presley has walled his
Memphis to Las Vegas casino date $1200 Mob
girls besege him for autographs wherever and
into such numbers Blue Suede Shoes"
emotional from his the
early days Of Frank Sinatra
Presley doesn't have the ntest idea caught rapidly
it's long time before he stops the music
Wandering around his Presley looks
delivery got lost But onstage the lights
takes the fervo of faith healer Bodily vocaly
audience carried
with him. Whether he really question that boers
especially recording executives with their his
soaring record sales.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29

quent cross burning on the lawn
Of the residence where the girls
were living. The protest quickly
spread to the community and
was organized by the Ministerial
Alliance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
NAACP Permits Texons
TO Check Their Records

NEW YORK-Upon request of
John, Ben Shepherd, attorney
general of Texas, the NAACP
has granted permission to two
Investigators from Texas to in
spent certain records in the ma
tional office here relative to
NAACP activities in that state.
THE NAACP, as a 1aw-abid-
ing organization" Executive Sec
rotary Roy Wilkins said, will
certainly cooperate with any
authorized agency.
Accordingly. pertinent rec
ords are being made available
to Attorney General SHEPHERDS
representatives. However, in
order, to protect our members
in Texas against possible repri-
sails we are withholding our
membership lists"
Armed with a letter from Mr..
Sheppard, Davis Grant, first as.
sistant attorney general of Tex
as, and William A. Harrison, an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
COP Women Set
Campaign Meet

The newly organized East Side
women's Republican Club, un-
der the guidance of their presi-
dent, Mrs. John Girard, is not
wasting any time with the COM
ing election. Monday, Oct. LIST,
the members will roll up their
sleeves and get to work.
All members are meeting at
the 14th Congressional District
Headquarters, 1876 East War
rem Ave-, at IL am. and are
bringing along their Christmas
card lists.
The women will spend the day
addressing post cards TO all their
friends urging them to vote Re-
publican on Nov. 9Th.
Not only will they be contact
ing people arond the country on
their own lists, but each woman
Il bringing a friend who win
supply her Christmas card list.
No stone will be left i'm
turmoil This unique program
was originated by the Wayne
County Republican Committee
Chairman, Mrs. Lois Nair and
has rapidly spread throughout
the county.
Tea will be served at O'Clock
honoring the candidate for
County Auditor. Lula +. Bach
man. Mrs. John Doyle win serve
e. hostesA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29

Get Sentences

Two former Detroit police
men found guilty in conspiring
with local narcotics ring last
winter. were sentenced In Fed
eral Court.
Clarence Wilson, ~ and VIII
liam Frank. formerly ace
narcotics agents a. well ~
partners on the force. were
found guilty Of conspirins
with q ring Of dope psddisrs.
Frank received a 2 year pri'
SON sentence. and Wilson who
turned state witness. received q
5-yesr probation sentence.
Charles Narcotic, %, and
mariner Of Frank at the time
tey were arrested as being
members Of the ri9s. awaits
sentence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
Life Magazine
Story on Negroes

NEW YORK-The us. Negro
is caught in an economic trap
which has dominated his life
and had major effect on national
population patterns for half o
century. The Southern Negroes
fifty-year struggle to get out
from under the deadly cycle of
poor land, competition from poor
whites, and poor education Is
told in the current september
24> isue of Life Magazine.
The article points out that
since 1900 there have been two
major Negro migrations-large
numbers have moved entirely
out of the South and large NUM-
bers have moved, within the
South, from farm to city. The
reasons for the moves have been
primarily economic.
The social unpleassntnesses
of segregation have no doubt
influenced many to leave the
South, but the majority have
moved in search Of better nven-
hood" Life says.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29
Masons ExpeII
Ohio Leader

William ". Banks, Supreme
Grand Master Of the Interna-
tional Free and Accepted Mod
ern Masons. announced this
week the expulsion from the
order of Dayton. Ohio. Lodge
master.
Reginald Guy. who had been
worxhipfui master Of Paul
Lawrence Dunbr Lodge No. -
tor three years, was perm
snentlY expelled from ihs
order for publishing and sell
Ing secret masonic documenis.
Il was reported. \
Action was immediately taken
against Guy at a quarterly meet
ing Of the order when q flaw
was discovered In bis accounts,
said Rev. ]. s. Bonney, sssistan,
70 Bsnks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-29

purpose of determining whether
the NAACP has been or is 'en-
gagged in acts or conduct in vio-
lation of the laws of the State
Of Texas"
Specifically, he said, Texas
wanted to determine whether
the Association should have OBJ
tanned a permit to do business
in Texas, whether It should have
filed franchise tax reports with
the State of Texas, whether it
should have paid such taxes,
whether it has engaged in politi-
cal activity, and whether il has
violated other laws of the state.