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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
Y. Marlin Smith Resigns Gee To
Accept Position At Hampton

Hampton, Va. (Aug. 2)-
V. Marlin Smith will resign
his position this month with
the General Electric Company
in Pittsfield, Mass, to be-
come director of the division
of technology at Hampton In
stitute.
For the past Is years he
has held various positions
with General Electric in the
power transformer and dis
tribution transformer depart
ments. His experience with
the company includes techni-
cal writing and working in
wage rates and suggestion
awards sections of the per
sonnet division.
Associate professor Smith
has had seven years of teach
ing experience and was edu-
cational adviser in the Michi-
gan CCC camps for two years.
While taking advanced gradu-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
Welcome TO "a. Bapt. State
Church School ( Btu Con.
Meeting In 57th Annual
Sessions With Greater Mt.
Zion Baptist Church

The 57th annual session at the Baptist State Sunday
Schoo and BTU. Conventions will be the guest the
%, 1857.
49, The theme Laying Foundations for Christian Living
VIII be presented in the services
S:Uo O'Clock when DR. E. c. Smith, president the Baptist
state Convention; Mrs c. r. Bagley president
ems Convention and Mr. c. III. Wilson, Sr president of the
State Sunday School Convention will be the speakers
PARADISE Chorus of Greater Mt Zion the Maple Street
Baptlst Church Choir will furnish the music.
49, Rev. f. g. Sampson, pastor of High Street Baptist
Church. will have charge of the meditation
ton period.
Thursday August 22nd, will be Youth Night and con-
tesans in this will try the silver trophy i'm an
0ratOrcal contest They will the subject, "What NV
Church Expects of Me in Its Program of Tomorrow
This promises to be of the greatest meetings the
convention has had The public along with all pastors
church school workers are invited.
The Baptist Training Union will hold it's Ffty-Seventh
Session with the Greater Mt Zion Baptist Church. corner
Madison Avenue and Fourth Street, N E. Roanoke Vir
g1nia August 20, Fl, %, %, 1857.
The guest speakers will be Dr. NJ C. Allen president
Virginia Seminary; DR.. E. c. Smith, president Baptist
State COnventOn and Dr. William JONES' teacher Coates
vile Pa
BTU. Clinic and worship will be conducted The
youth will appear in panel discussion
The host committee is planning to make the session
great one. Room and board $500 day
The Baptist Training Union and Youth Fellowship
Groups are asked to represent in this body Fee $3.50
Special donations to Virginia Seminary College and
Chldrens Home at Petersburg Va, may be this
time G w. Mitchell, of Marnsvle, is president, and
Mrs Josephine S. Folis, of Roanoke, is secretary.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

ate studies at the University
of Chicago, he was appointed
tutorial assistant in general
science.
Smith is a native of Vir-
ginia, ILL.,, and graduated from
the University of Illinois. His
masters degree in physics is
from the same institution. He
has also studied at Northern
Arizona State Teachers Col
engineering work at the Uni
lege and has done advanced
versity of Massachusetts,.
In 1862 Smith received a
GE managerial award. He is
a member of the Pittsfield
GE Engineers Association
and has been active in his
home community in civil de-
Tense and in Boy Scout work.
He is a member of the First
Baptist Church, recently serv-
ing as vice chairman of it's
board of deacons
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

June 27. Travel was also by
train, bus, gondola and boat.
The European journey ended
on July 28th.
Rev. Johns agrees that the
tour was worth more than
the 1895, basic cost. The
thrilling experiences of soar
ing $4,000 feet at 300 miles
and hour, the majesty of
Westminster Abbey, the in
sistense upon scholarship of
Oxford, the poetry of the
Shakespeare countryside, the
openess of The North Sea
from Harwich, the colorful-
ness of the natives in Volen-
dam, the romanticism of the
canals of Amsterdam, the
never ending Importance of
a passport, the seriousness of
the pile driver at the site of
the 1858 Worlds Fair in
Brussels, the courtesy of the
tuxedo clothed waiter in
Liege, the appeal to the soul
Of Sunday morning worship
in The Cathedral of Koln, the
harshness on the ear of the
German spoken word in Kob-
LEM, the relaxation of a Sun
day afternoon steamer ride
down The Rhein, the free
dom accorded the American
colored soldier in Weisbarden
and Mainz-such freedom the
U. S. does not yet know, the
sheer loveliness of mountain
and valley from Basal to
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

He was born in Coahoma
County and has gone far from
his humble beginning. His
educational achievement in
cludes an ALB. degree from
jackson College, a BID. de-
gree from Colgate Divinity
School, Rochester, N. Y, an
MA. degree from Creighton
University, Omaha, Neb., and
a DID. degree from Jackson
College. The Rev. Jackson is
an author, world traveller and
one of the worlds most eff
fectlve a nd distinguished
preachers and lecturers.
His book, The Eternal
Flame, a widely distributed
volume, gives his impressions
of Russia as seen during a
preaching mission throughout
the Soviet Union in 1866.
simultaneously being presi-
dent of the largest Negro or
ganization in America, the
National Baptist Convention,
U. S. A, Inc, DR.. Jackson
pastors one of Americas
largest congregations, the
| Olivet Baptist Church of Chi
cago.
Under the dynamic leader
ship of DR.. Jackson the
church has come to new
heights in membership, Civ
ing and building. Within the
last four years more than
5000 members have been
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
Virginia Teachers Asso.
Back From Summer STUDY
Tour In Europe

Virginia Teachers Associa-
ton sponsored a Study Tour
of Europe this summer.
Rev. w. l.. Johns, pastor of
Aakmulge and Shiloh Baptist
Churches, and principal of
Academy Hill High School,
Fincastle, was one of the
members of the tour. Other
Virginia teachers who enjoy
ed the tour were Slantuy C.
Davis, Richmond; Mrs. Grace
Bushell, Portsmouth; Mrs.
Hauzie J. Walker, FarmvilIe;
Mrs. Blanche H. Cannady,
POwhatan.
Also, Misses E. r. Williams,
Richmond and Laura Mae
Hembry, COvingtOn; Mrs.
Marie NJ. Tucker, Sandy
Hook; Mrs. Hazel C. Jack
son, Farmville; James w. b.
Burke, Petersburg; Miss Car
RE p. Lawson, DanviIIe; Miss
Shirley Mae Stamps, DanviIle;
Mrs. Mamie ]. Butler, Farm
vile; Mrs. Irene J. Martin,
Newport News; Mrs. Alleyne
BlaytOn, Williamsburg; Miss
Ernestine Cumber, Williams
burg; Miss Geraldine Bryant,
New York, N. Y; Mrs. Isa-
bel Foster, Philadelphia; and
J. Rupert Perott, Tour Con-
ductOr.
This is the second tour of
Europe sponsored by the
VITA. The members left
New York via airplane on
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

added for a total of more
than 10000. In January 1857
the church ndertook a
100000 expansion program
and by June 80, 1857, $4,000
had been deposited with en-
thusiastic assurance of reach
ing the entire goal before the
years end.
New recognition has been
given NBC under DR.. Jack
sons forward leadership. He
sits as a member of the
Executive Committee of the
Baptist World Alliance and as
a member of the Central Com
mlttee of the World Council
of Churches which recently
met in New Haven, Conn.
AS q dedicated leader DR..
jackson has spoken through
out America on Civil Rights,
nuclear weapons testing and
uency and other moral and
social issues.
He closed his address to
Mississippi Baptist by saying,
we cannot remain a democ-
racy with one half of the peo-
pie living in contempt of
court and the other half liv-
ing for the court"
Don't get bitter" he
warned, "don't try to solve
every problem with your own
hands, but use both persis-
tence and patience"
V. T. A.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
DR.. Joseph Jackson, President OF
National Baptist Convention Tells
mississippi Negroes Stand Fast
Racial Indignation

jackson, MiSs.-"If rebel
non against the laws of the
nation continues, Washing
ton will send troops to Mis-
sissippi," said DR.. Joseph H.
Jackson of Chicago, President
of the National Baptist Con-
vention, recently in an adj
dress to the Mississippi Bap-
list Convention.
Hen continued, "The ballot
cannot be in the hands of one
group. We must either DENY
the democracy of freedom or
give every body the right to
vote"
More than 5000 crowded
The Lynch Street Masonic
Temple to hear one of the
worlds foremost religious
leaders of the day call upon
his constituency and others
to stand firm on Indignation
and keep fighting for voting
rights.
He said, 1--WE can make
certain concessions to people
who don't believe as we do,
but there is a point in democ-
racy from which we cannot
retreat if we are going to
have a democracy"
DIR. Jackson spoke on fam
liar ground-a type of home
coming-since only a few
years ago he came to Jack
son to pursue a college educa-
ton.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
Jury Frees A II
Year Old Youth
Who Killed Father

Knightdale, n. C.-Following
a elaboration of approximate
ly 10 minutes, an all-Negro
jury freed a II year old youth
who killed his father with a
shotgun. The boy, James Ed
ward Young, IL, shot and kill
ed his father James Clifton
Young as he attempted to en-
ter the Knightsdale home
with a threat to "kill every
body in there"
The jury was told by Mrs.
Frieda Young, the mother,
and wife of the victim, that
Young began his regular
drinking spree on Friday of
the fatal weekend, and drank
continually until he came in
threatening to wipe out his
entire family" 1t was then
that the eldest son shot his
father with the shotgun. The
youth said, following the
statement, that he had "stood
all that 1 could"
Several officers and other
witnesses testified that the
dead man was habitually a
drunkard w no frequently
abused his family and did not
support them.
Young was described by
his wife as a man who beat
her frequently and on the
night of his death he had
given her two "black" eyes
and had torn her gown to
shreds.
Officers who testified at
the inquest said when they
arrived Mrs. Young was in
a terrific state, sitting atop
a dresser screaming.
The youths good standing
in the community was attest
ed to by the witnesses.
Young was the father of
nine children, the oldest II,
and the youngest, 18 months.
A student in the junior
class at Shepard High School,
Zebulon, James Edward indi-
Gated his plans to return this
fall.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
Large Roanoke Delegation
To Attend Jehovah Meet
In Baltimore Aug. 21-25

Theodore Journette, presid-
ing minister of Jehovah's
witnesses will head a group
of so delegates for the Roa-
noke East congregation of
Jehovah's witnesses who will
attend a five day convention
to be held August FL to 25 at
Memorial Stadium in Balti-
more, Maryland.
The convention is sponsor
ed by the Watchtower Bible
and Tract Society, of Brook
lyn, N. Y, directing agency
for Jehovah's witnesses. 1t
is the largest of ten assem-
blies in North America this
summer. A total attendance
Of 100000 is anticipated, with
10000 expected to meet in
Baltimore.
"The purpose of the meet
ing," said Jounette, "is to
provide additional Bible in
struction for the Witnesses
and to enable them to apply
Bible principles more fully to
their every day lives and ac-
tivities. For this reason the
program carries the theme of
Life Giving Wisdom -
There will be morning, after
noon and evening sessions de-
voted to Bible talks, discus
sions and practical demonstra-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

tions, he explained.
Journette further reported
that several members of the
board of directors of the
Watchtower Society, including
Nathan H. Knorr, president,
and Fred w. Franz, vice presi-
dent, will speak in Baltimore.
Highlight of the convention
will be the public address by
Knorr at 3 pm. Sunday,
August 25 on Healing of the
Nations Has Drawn Near.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

Hill Street Baptist and has
been active in the Church
School. James hobby is mu-
sic and he is president of the
Cosmopolitan Enterprise, a
booking agency specializing
in arranging engagements for
gospel singing groups.
He is happy to join our
staff at Central and we well
come him as one of our staff
employees. We welcome him
and appreciate his services to
our congregation.
Merlin E. CARRIER, pastor.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
Airn1an'S BOdv
Discovered On
Highway

Covington-A young air.
mans body, later identified
as Joseph Henry Miller, age
unknown, of Madison, West
Virginia, was found along Rt.
80 near Covington OF Thurs
day night. 1t appears, accord
ing to police, that Miller was
murdered and his body later
dumped along the highway.
A passing motorist spotted
the body, lying just off the
road about four miles west of
Covington. Miller was sta
toned in the Air Force at
Sampson ABB, N. Y. Po-
lice are investigating the case.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
JAMES CHAMBERS

Mr.. James Chambers has
been employed as the new
custodian of Central Church
of the Brethren. He assum-
ed the position August LIST.
James seems to be an out
standing and very fine man.
He is interested in the Lords
work, he is a member of the
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17
NEW ENTRANTS TO
JUNIOR HIGH

Mr.. L. A. Sydnor, principal,
announces that all seventh
grade students who are en-
tering Booker T. Washing
ton Junior High School for
the first time are asked to be
present at the school Fri
day, August 80, at 1000 am.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

Zurich, the unmatched inspi-
ration of monuments and
buildings weathered by a
thousand years of sun and
rain, the disappointment of
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

must have inspired the late
Wendell Wilkie to write zone
World, all these and
more are memories for a life
time.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-08-17

being able to speak only one
tongue w h en- inhabitants
konw yours, their own, and
sometimes other languages,
the feeling Of sameness that
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-07
COMPLETELY
AUTOMATIC

/. so automatic
so dependable you
can leave the house
knowing laundry will
be done beautifully
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-03-07
SAVES SPACE

same size as 30
inch kitchen cabinet
fits almost any
where!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

prigodom prvoga svibnja ma
su solidarnost S radnickom
seljackom bracom u domo-
vini. Mi i'm owe godine u
pucujemo pozdrav, da dalje
ustraju, makar i u tihoj "a
sada, borbi protiv komunistic-
Ike tiranije i pljacke.
Brace i drugovi! U slozi, So
lidarnosti i izdrzljivosti nam
je spas, mama i hrvatskom
narodu u domovini. Zato Ii
VIC prvi svi b a n j, blagdan
svijesti, sloge i solidarnosti
radnoga naroda, sloge i So
lidsrnosti hrvatskoga radnika
i seljaka!
Stipe Pasalic,
tvornicki radnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
Fra. Bono OstO.iic,
vrhovni predsjednik
DR.. KarlO Karin,
sekretar, rektor
definitor Provincije.
vo, 2. maja 1857.
USPJEK PREDAVANJA
PITTSBURGH. Pa. - 6

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Subotu
vece IS maja odrzano je INA
cajno poucno predavanje O
civilnim pravima i gradjan-
skim duznostima u Hrvatskoi
Narodnoj Dvorani Javor. Ma
predavanju je bio ipak lijepi
broj svijeta iako je trebalo
moglo biti wise. Neki su mas
iznevjerili, koji su obecali, sto
bas nije uljudno, ali predava-
ME je dobro uspjelo.
Predavanje je odrzao po-
znati glasoviti pittsburski
pravnik Louis c. GIasso, koii
je zbilja jasno odlicno IL
MO vazne momente O civilnim
pravima, gradjanima stranog
porijekla domorodcima. On
drzi da SUI gradjani, koji su
sami svoje dobre wolfe, stra.
norodjeni isto tako, a i u slu-
cajevima lojalniji i bolji, jer
SUI gradjanstvo primili IL lju-
bavi prema America.
Skupstinu je otvorio pred.
sjednik avor" Dvorane
brat Joe Plese, a predsjeda.
tell je bio brat Martin Kra-
sich, te je prisutne ma en-,
gleski lijepo oslovio i stval
protumacio.
Znacajno je bilo i to da uz
stare nase clanove bio je lie
pi broj i mladih, pax stra.
noga svijeta.
Drzimo, da bi bilo umjesnc
i potrebno, da Sc ovako DO.
ucna predavanja Wis e puta
priredjuju, pa uz dobru 20.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
0dsjek 345 pros|avit &c @-godiSnjicu

Greensburg, Pa. - Odsjek bro 345 Hrvatske Bratske
zajednice vec cin priprene da edan ljep dostoni
nacn proslavi 50godisncu svoga opstanka nedjelju
una godne Grandview Parlu (SpOrcs Groye), jed
milju juno cd Greensburga, Route 119.
Imati cemo izobiju tecne hrane, ukljucv raznja
vruce pecene anetine svakoakh napitaka glazbom
pjesmama &c zabavati vrlo dobro poznati popular
nj tamburaski zbor "Sloboda"
Mi pozivljemo clanove prjateje mlade stare, il
okolcnh mjesta kotara da dodju pomognu uzvei-
cati rijetku slavu.
Naknadno cemo jos osvrnuti.
Michael Masich, ta nik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
SU 7 n ia

sUTNJA u pravo vrijeme
| na pravom mjestu prema
stanovitim osobama je dix.
tat svete razb0ritosti.
sutjeti je tajna n bratnom
Hvotu.
sutnja je mak jake | pie
menite ljubaN.
sutnja o sebi | svojim dje-
lima te poniznost.
sutjet o man icima drugih
je samilost.
sutnjs o nepotrebnom 60
voru je mrtvljenje.
sutnh medju kri3evima j
herolzam.
'Vita Franoesoana")
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
PRW MAI - 1.-TWO PRW SVBANJ!"

U evropskim zemljama vec po odavno slavi Prvi
Maj, tako slavi naso staro domovin koje slave
secamo il detnsva dok jos ne postojao komunzam vec
u malom obujmu Ovdje Slobodnoj America ne da ne
slavi nego kad ga radnc slavil njh b proganjao
i svrstalo subverzivnu stu.
Mi Prvi Maj mademo posebno ljepo sjecanje u
spomene z mladih dana Da bi koj mudrac krivo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

P. S. Dodajemo.-Na pred
met o kardinalima osvrnuo Sc
je j "Kriz" cd travnja 1857.
On iznosi pisanje urednika Ii
sta "Osservatore Romano,
Alessandrini-a, kako ga je
prenijela LA Documentation
Catholique', Paris, cd 2O-og
sijecnja (januara) 1857. go
dine. Buduci da je to u ma
vedenom clanku DR.. kambera
vec preneseno, nemamo sto
da dodajemo. Ali i "Krizu"
kao vecini hrvatskih i srp-
skin novina, fall skladnost,
sto baca lose svjetlo ma raz-
vikanu kulturu i demokra-
ciju, jer Sc nj "Kriz' nije mo-
gao oteti napasti da ne ma
pise ovo: "Kod mas su cd
te vijesti (naime cd vijesti,
da je Vatikan Mindszenty-a
korio, mi dodajemo) pravili
kapital kusali mas nagovori-
ii ma potrebu prijazne kola-
boracije, barem "nacional-
MIN, Titovim, komunizmom,
gospoda Ostovic i Vukelic u
"Zajednicaru". Voljeli bismo
cuti kakav SUI to "kapital''
htjeli praviti Ostovic, koji "a
svoje pisanje ne dobiva nj
kakve nagrade, i Vukelic, ko-
il nemoze povecati cirkula-
ciju "Zajednicara" preko pro-
pisanog i potrebnog broja,
pa da Sc lijepo ubije. l ne bi
bio ispravnije receno, da su
katolicke novine, koje su tr-
govacka poduzeca, koje su
te vijesti prve tiskale, pale
zrtvom "zle mamie, kako to
Alessandrini naziva, e da bi
proturivanjem senzacionalnih
vijesti povecali svoju cirku.
laciju, prema tomu i o.
glase? International Business
Machines Co. u America IL.
daje jednu reviju, koja Sc 20.
We "Think" biva "Razmisli"
mozda bi Sc urednici "Kriza'
mogli naslova te revije kat.
kada sjetiti. A sto Sc nago.
varanja ma kolaboraciju tice
tn urednici TX riz a" prave
svoje kombinacije, neka sa'
mo nastave. Mi samo nastoji.
mo, da ljude obavjestavamc
da i'll nagovaramo, da raz.
misljaju, da "ispeku prize ne
60 sto reknu, iii napisu''. Tc
je sve.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
zAGREB BRANlI SV0JA PRAVA
Zapadni glavni grad Ttove Jugosavije nece da igra
podredjenu ulogu prema Beogradu.

U Christian Science Monitoru' koj zazi Boson-u,
brou cd maja g. zsa tri petine jedne strance
diva eanka njhova specana dopsnka Zagrebu g. Eric
Bo,nea Canc ustrran tri slike Jedna prikazuje
pogled ma Zagreb gavnog kolodvora druge dvije ske
prikazuu pogede krajobraze hrvaske (dalmatnske)
obale Prv e clanak pod gonm naslovom Prevodimo ill.,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

zacasni clan Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice, nosioc misli i
osjecanja jedinstva 81 o 6 e
iseljenistva svih n a S i h ma
roda. - Jer beskrajn ljubi-
te svoj narod svih nasih kra-
jeva u staroj domovini, vi ste
kroz citav svoj zivot ostali,
uz naSu dobrotvorku Hrvat-
sku Bratsku Zajednicu, maj
veci dobrocinitelj svih nash
vjerskih, kulturnih, narodnih
drugih drustvenih ustanova
pojedinaGnih poduhvata, ma
rocito ovih Bosne i Herce-
govine. = Posebno smo Van
oval puta zahvalni, sto ste
nam, uz naSu veliku dobro-
tvorku Hrvatsku Bratsku Ia
jednicu, u najnovije vrijeme
slanjem americkih knjiga, O.
tvorili vrata i poglede u da-
leki, "a mas posve novi svijet
velikog napretka i velikih u
spona Amerike, Vase move do
movine, jer mnogo dobrih i
vrijednih knjiga ina oznaku:
"dar" iii "poklon" Rev. Bo-
i siljka Bekavca, Rankin, Pa.
Nitko ne moze kao vi IL
svojoj starosti uskliknuti sa
svetim Pavlom: Dobar sam
BOZ bio, trku dobio :, pa
sa sigurnoscu ocekivati kru-
nu pravednosti Cd Vjecnog
Sudca. Zato, mas dragi Ne
store, uzore ljubavi, dobrote
! i pozrtvovnosti Bogu i ma
rodu odana svecenika, neka
ova nasa kratka slaba ce-
stitka "a Vas imendan bude
izraz j nase ljubavi i zahval-
nosti odanosti prema Va
ma, nasemu najvecem dobro-
cinitelju medju svecenicima
- Mi YAM cestitamo ispred
svih svecenika naroda Bos-
ne Herzegovina, sa ovog ma
seq plenarnog sastanka. Moli-
mo i moliti cemo Svevisnieg,
da Vam On, zagovorom Va
seq svetog imenjaka, muce-
nika IL Koma u Maloj Aziji
- Bosiljka - bude uvijek
ma pomoci u Vasoj visoko.
starosti. zivjeli nam, zdravi
veseli bill jos dugi niz go.
dina,
Fra. Bono OStOiic.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

POSCOVam draSl mas NeStOr
Danas 2. maja owe godine'
sastao Sc plenum vrhovne u
prave udruzenja katolickih
svecenika Bosne i Hercego-
vine Dobri Pastir, ma svoje
redovno zasjedanje u Sara
jevu, da razmotri dosadasnji
rad svog udruzenja i zacrta
smjernice ra a suradnje
drugim organizacijama ma
Sc zemlje u slijedecem perio-
du. Sastali smo Sc IL sve tri
biskupije j obadvije franje-
vacke provincije nase zemlje,
pa s ovog sastanka, veliki
mas dobrocinitelju, postovani
i dragi Nestore, pozdravlja-
mo i Vas i cestitamo Yam
Vas cijenjeni imendan, koji
slavite %. maja u svojoj 81.
godini zivota owe godine.
Uvijek ste sluzili mama
mladjima kao uzor neumorna
i pozrtvovna katolickog sve-
cenika, beskrajno odana Bo-
gu, Crkvi i narodu, kojima
ste posvetili i dali sve svoje
tjelesne duhovne snage
sposobnosti citavog svog Ii
vota. Uvijek ste sluzili kao
uzor iskrenog, prakticnog,
hrvatskog rodoljublja i maj
finijih narodnih i druStvenih
osjecanja, koja Sc nikad he
sukobljuju S bratskim teznja-
ma nash naroda, da svoju
sudbinu drze zajedno u svo-
Jim rukama svoju srecu ku-
ju svojim ujedinjenim snaga-
ma. - Jer Yam je srce bilo
u svojoj novoj domovini A
merici ste uvijek bill nosioc
uvijek puno dobrote ljubavi
sloge, ljubavi, bratstva i "a
jednicarstva medju nasim j.
seljenistvom prema drugi-
ma, posebno slavenskim ma
svojoj visokoj starosti, kao
rodnostima, pa ste danas u
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

uku, da Sc svijet sastaje bo-
lie upoznaje i tako da Sc ma
Sc narodne dvorane drzi po-
pularne live. - lzvjes6telj.
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sto je bez potrebe dodao, kad
mas je obavjestenjima o no.
vinama citatima liz novina
koje mama nisu pristupacne
pa makar i nehotice, ovako
dobro obranio. Hoce Ii mu
"Danica" biti zahvalna to &c.
mo moZda cuti.