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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
John Tempe Groves
Rise like. lons after slumber
In unYanquishable number.

80 5tAAAF esAA4AAS'Ai0b3S aiuAAAQNl
Rockford. Illinois -- you South
erners." remarked gentleman
with punch in my audience here,
ARE asking, TO- have it both ways.
In one breath You make yourselves
out as part Of great coming
national majority for what YOU cali
constitutional and the national in
terest' and inTanbther you demand
protection as an oppressed and mis-
understood minority When you talk
Of the Tenth Amendment and the
Forgotten Ninth and all the rest Of
the Bill Of Rights, it doesn't seem
to occur to you that the real mi
nority in need of constitutional pro
lection is not you but the Negro
1t was punch line and entitled
to the applause it won.
But there are some differences
between the Negro minority and the
Southern white one.
III behalf OF the Negro one We Of
the South believe the federal gov
eminent is proposing to destroy the
South.
In behalf bs the South We are
proposing no destruction Of the
Negro minority but right to state
rather than federal supervision of
[his continued history making adj
-vancement: II.
AS for the relative need Of cham
pioning. the South. has only itself
to depend on at this moment. The
Negro has the Supreme Court OF
the United States. the army. navy
and air force most Of the national
press and So. surely the political
balance powef in the nation that
both great Parties are choosing him
mblnshingly, over the South.
With solidlts. determinat ton and
appeal TO reason. We Of the South
hope to charge this situation. true.
But for the moment. it is We. not
the Negro, VINO is the more down
trodden in minority,
There may be white supremacy
in the South but. there is Negro
supremacy" III the nation.
~ Rockford, ais everywhere il nv
current travels, ] find tile business
and professional people to whom /
am talking far more inouring than
hostile atld an amazing number of
them friendly with a new friendli-
ness born at contact themselves
now and for the first with
the race problem.
Allan shivels. OK governor Of
Texas who used to be going like a
house afiro. I. told the American
Bakers Association convention in
Chicago dowit the road yesterday
that the South was doing all right
with It's race problem untl the
New Dealers slnoer Franklin D and
Eleanor Roosevelt came along He
can't see Eisenhower as the real
villain of this piece But this con-
WINGED there will be third party
If thu two existing ones continue
to ignore ''the true majority senti.
meilt in the pursuit Of minority bloc
votes" He hopes it viii be "a
genuine partv based upon genuine
principles Of. government. rather
than upon angry reaction to a single
issue \
In other words, governor. a party
Of "constitltlonahsm an d the ma
tional interest
II may be in the making. and its
strong core MAY be Southern Demo
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
PRIZE WINNER

NielS Bollr. Danish physicist, re-
ceived the first Atoms-for-Peace
award for his work in unlocking
the secrets Of the atom and at
tempting to channel them toward
peace. He called for that world
vide cooperation which has mani
idestcd itself through the age. =.
- &c Ecp&lE-C q Sc.sr1e.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

Experts are predicting that radioactive
atoms used as fertilizer may do the work
Of million Luther Burbanks and change
the appearance and shape Of many vegeta-
bes. If we are still around when that time
comes. well probably still say its spinach.
Baltimore Evening Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

to worship God.
There are differ
ent ways Chris
tan churc h e S
use in worship
ping God, and it
is rarely that one
particular serv-
ice makes use Of
one W ay alone.
Hymns are one
way, and PRAYER
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Lesson for November ;, 1857

AIHY do people 60 to church?
- There are very poor reasons.
such as showing of new hat. Or
keeping up respectable front
There are reasons which are only
middling-good. such as enjoying
the music, or going to please your
wife. There are also very good rea-
sons: the best Of these is simply
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
Time To

Any time is good time for all men who
we're born equal TO show what they're equal
to rei,r.,,:. r.e-ra
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
I'm Remembrance Of Ne"

For this Lords Supper is a rite
of remembrance. How shall We
best approach it, To come care
lessly thoughtless is to cut our
selves off from its meaning and its
blessing. We should come 10 il
remembering the One in whose
Name il is celebrated But how
shall we remember him. There is
something more here than simple
memory. We do not well remem-
Der a good mothers birthday by
getting drunk. or by polishing of
a shady deal, or BY being hateful
to members Of our family. We best
remember " a hin gton not by
making speeches about him but
by being patriots ourselves. So We
can best remember Christ not bs
being suddenly reminded Of him
by seeing that this Is Communion
Sunday not by merely recalling
that once such a Man lived and
died We come and worship in his
name rightly when we come re-
membering. and praying for, his
spirit in our lives. Those who get
most out of Communion arc usual
ly those who have been keeping
closest TO their Lord
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01

is another, and Offering is another
But the way Of worship which
most churches feel to be most sa-
cred is the observance known by
the names Of Eucharist, Lords
Supper, Holy Communion.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-01
RENE u sering Others

Protestant churches take serl-
ously another thought in Pauls
lines about the Loed 5 Supper.
That Is. that this is not something
We can best do alone. There is
room for private worship OF God,
and a necessity for it. But there is
also room and necessity for the
public worship Of God, and the
Holy Communion is public, social,
communal. corporate, rather than
private and individuslistic. That
is the way theologians would put
# For the plain uorshipper, the
point Is this: In coming to this
sacred high-point Of worship, we
shall get the most out of it if we
give thought to others not less
than to ourselves We need to re-
member the Church in whose com
pany this feast is kept. We need
to remember the Body--not only
the broken body OF Christ. but the
Church which Paul lin the very
next chapter1 calls the body Of
Christ. We need also to remember
those who are in need. Most con-
sregations use the Communion
time for special offerings for the
poor or otherwise needy. So again.
the right way to approach this
hour cf worship is to come already
II the spirit Ct unselfshness. II Is
rccr sort ef Christian uho has
to wait Ter tbs Communion serv-
ICE u reHnnd h,rn 70 love his
HGiEhbc- as himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

get this story before the Amer
lean people. We're in trouble
but not because wages are toe
high" He maintained there are
80 million persons in families
with less than a $4,000 annual
income. He asked how many
washing machines can they buy
In the period from 1858
through 1856 we could have had
$67 billion more production OF
goods and services, he declared
but we failed to utilize our full
productive power to mobilize
abundance.
WhitehOuse Comments
Mr.. Whitehouse said:
THESE are the days of auto
nation and rapid archaeological
change. Today fewer manufac-
turing workers turn out at least
half again as much goods as in
1913. We have not had a so per
cent increase in real wages. Yet
those who profited most blame
us for imitation of their own
making. This is part of the
abor-management relationship
and we will no longer take il
lying down"
He protested that despite "tht
official rose-colored picture EN-.
anating from the White House
workers are still laid off anc
lpart-times."
] He admitted that labor has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

lost the sympathy and UNDER
standing of some parts of the
public because of revelations be-
fore the Mcclellan investigating
committee Of the Senate. but he
added. believe me when I say
that the antics of some few of
our people have been inexcus-
able and that Beckism is one
disease against which the labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

Relations Conference of the
Industrial Union Department of
the AFL-CIO. This is headed
by Mr.. Reuther. Its director is
Albert Whitehouse.
He quoted a report which he
said had been made by Presi-
dent Eisenhower last January,
to the effect that in the period
from 1852 to 1856 income from
interest sources had increased
81 per cent, dividend income
had increased 80 per cent, wages
had gone UP % per cent and
farm income was down % per
cent.
Quotes Wilson Article
He also read from a published
article written in 1852 by Charles
E. Wilson, then president of
General Motors and now Secre-
tary of Defense.
Mr.. Reuther quoted the article
as giving Mr.. Wilson'S conten-
ton that we should not refer to
a wage-price spiral but a price
wage spiral because prices push
up wages.
Lets talk about General Mo-
tors Mr.. Reuther added. i
love to talk about General Mo-
tors"
He went on to say that in
1855 GIN made more than SIS
billion profits. the highest in the
history of the world. He said
this was 70 per cent return on
investment before taxes.
In the first nine months of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

that year, he continued, for
every hour worked by every
worker, the company made $2.93,
and yet it increased prices 4 per
cent.
Profit on Work Hours
In the first three months of
1887, he continued, profits
amounted to $3.50 million and
the company made $3.50 on
every hour worked by every en-
ploye. And yet. he added, the
price of cars was raised 6l2 per
cent.
This is the source Of infla-
Itionary pressures." he asserted.
I'VE need to break through and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
IZotmon Employed
By Sanitary Unit

j. B. zatman, former director
of public relations for the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission. has been
named public information off,
Ger Of the Washington Suburban
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06

movement must be immunized. y
William Pollock, general presi-
dent of the Textile Workers IN
ion. discussed efforts to organ
ize the textile industry's south
and the plight of the industry
He said that under the Taft
Hartley law as now interpreted
and administered. it is virtually
impossible for workers to or
ganize without the consent of
their employers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
Sanitary Commission.

Sanitary Commission.
Mr.. Zatman, A, resigned from
the planning commission post
last April.
He will begin work for the
sanitary commission immedi-
ately.
Mr.. zatman was a reporter
for The Star for is years before
taking the post with the plan
ming commission in 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-06
Reuther Again Denies
Wages Cause Inf|otion
BY FRANCIS p. DOUGLAS

Labor served notice today that it will not take lying down
the charge that imitation is caused by higher
Walter Reuther president of the United Auto Workers
president of the AFCIO asserted that imitation
the arbitrary actions of few big industries Ito the market
to their profit"
Reuher the keynote speaker before Industrial
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BY moi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
SPECIAL SPECIAL
DUQUESNE TAMBUR|CA

Nastupaju na pro g r a m u
Ljetnog Festivala, Americke
Ligije, u Park Ridge, gdje bi
trebala nastupiti i djeca Die
cjeg D o m a. Buduc da Du-
quesne Tamburitzans prolaze
preko Chicago ma putu "a
svoje ljetno vjezbanje, usta-
viii ce Sc u Djecjem Domu,
kao i obicno, pax sam zamo-
lilo Upravitelja Tamburitzans,
gosp. Waltera kolara, da ako
bi mogli "a mas uciniti jednu
uslugu j nastupiti ovdje ma
programu, nasto mi Sc je on
RADIO odazvao sa izjavom, da
ce nastupiti kao predstavnici
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice i
njenog Djecjeg Donna, pa Sc
umoljavate, da iii dodjete vi
djeti.
Oval Festival tim je "a mas
vazniji i po H.B.Z. plodonos-
niji, sto ovdje su vecinom sve
sami ratni veterani, medju
kojima Sc nalazi mnogo su-
daca, advokata, profesora i
ucitelja kao svih vista slo-
bodnog gradjanstva, te &c Sc
tako medju NINA nalaziti i
mas Governor Straton sa svo-
JON drzavnom upravom.
Toliko ma brzu ruku jaw
liam, pa molim brata Brkica
i Vukelica, da ovu kratku vi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
Sis:'nica i p;knik
Canton, Ohio.

Canton, Ohio. - Pozivlie
sc sVe one Glanove odsieka
broi 514 H.B.Z., koji Sc zele
l5uGlati Owe godine, da posje-
te sjodnicu II. augusta, da
Sc ma istoj prijave "a kugla-
ME. Ako bio koji Cd vas ne
moze posjetiti owl sjednicu,
onda pozoVite potpisanoga ma
telefon GIL 3-66S3 date mu
svoje inc. Ovo Sc mora u
ciniti, tako da sc timovi mo-
gu Organizirati.
Kuglaci odsjeka broi 514
gniiezda broj 1876 odrzati &c
svoj godisnji piknik u medic
lju, Is. augusta, u Atwood
Lake.
SVi oni koji zele lei ma pix
mix trcbaju doci u Hrvatski
Dom U 10 sati prize podne,
tako da svaki bude imao voz-
nju. Bit ce igara sa besplat-
MIN nagradama Ia sve. Dieci
ce Sc davati besplatno "hot
dogs pop, a familije treba-
ju donesti svoju vlastitu hra-
nu u kosarama (baskets).
Svl nam dobro doSli,
Harriet Bozurich, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
kako Sc pjevaju ma District
ma koncu Blagoslov.

kako Sc pjevaju ma District
ma koncu Blagoslov.
ProStenje cemo imati IL ne
djelju, dne 18. augusta. U 9
sati ujutro ce biti lijepa pro-
cesija sa cudotvornim kipom
Make Bozje Bistricke. Kip
ce nositi naSe hrvatske die
woke odjevene u narodnim
nosnjama. Svecana sv. Misa
ce biti u 10 sati. Ia narod
koji dodje sa svih strana ma
prostenje biti &c ma raspola.
game cijeli dan obilno hrane,
kao janjetine, svinjetine it'd.
Nabozni predmeti, kao molit-
venici, krunice, &c Sc proda-
vati pred crkvom.
Molimo nase Hrvate Hr-
vatice da dolaze svaku vecer
ma devetnicu. Mail Bozja je
velika i mocna. Ona je ucini-
la velika cudesa ma District.
Hrvatski narod je hodocastio
ma Bistricu kroz stoljeca. To
je najvece, najstarije i maj
slavnije hrvatsko svetiste. Svi
trebamo pomoci Bozje. Iznesi-
mo pred Majku Bozju svoje
jade i nevolje ,nase prosnje,
te nase duhovne tjelesne po-
trebe. Jos Sc nije culo da je
Ona ikoga zapustila, tko joj
Sc je pobozno i iskreno utje-
Gao" Ona je ne samo dobra
majka, vec je i mocna kod
svoga Sina ma nebesima.
Dakle, ne zaboravite, da ie
devetnica u nasoj crkvi Cd 9.
do II. augusta, a prosten.ie
procesija sa kipom Make Bo-
zje u nedjelju, dine 1903 au-
gusta.
Father Botanic, zupnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
MoIba il 0zIia

Whiting, Ind. - Dragi farnici
crkve sv. Vida, moli vas zupnik
Nikola Stojanovic, da bi Sc smi-
lovali i poslali dar u novcu "a
pomagati crkvicu popraviti
zupni stan, koji je jako u losem
stanju. Tri Sestrice i Svecenik
su vas pozdravili, kada sam
lanjske godine isla da posjetim
i vidim moju manu-, Baru Sla-
nae, u selu Bosevci.
Jako sam Sc zacudila kada
sam vidila, da su u Ozlju Casne
Sestrice uce nasu djecu mo-
liti i pjevati. Bio i'll je divota
slusati kako lijepo pjevaju. Svi
farnici diljem Sjedinjenih Drza-
va i Kanade trebaju pomoci ovu
crHvu makar svaki sa par dola-
ra. Ova crkva je stara 204 60
dine, sa kamenom sazidana, sa-
da dosta porusena istrosena,
pa Sc svi slozimo i ponesto po-
saljimo da ju obnovimo. Mas ma
rod je tamo siromasan, koji sam
to ne moze uciniti bez nase po-
moci. Takodjer i nasi ovdaSnji
svecenici bi Sc trebali smilovati
i svome svecenickom bratu Sc
stricama pomoci. Pomozimo mi
NINA, pa &c i dragi Bog mama.
Svi darovi biti &c citani u crkvi
i oglaseni u novinama.
Primite srdacni pozdrav cd
zupnika, sestrica, odbornika | cd
meme. Darove mozete slati raw
no ma zupnika iii ma meme, iii
Pepu Jakov.
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red, Posta Ozalj kraj Karlovca,
Jugoslavija.
Mrs. Ljubica Grdina, 2133 In
dianapolis Blvd, Whiting, Ind.
Mrs. Pepa Jakov, 1435 Ro-
berts Ave, Whiting, Ind.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07

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uzlarich, Mr.. Mrs. James o.
ham, Mr.. i Mrs. Joseph A. Plese
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Mrs. Fora Mihaljevich (Dali)
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Mr.. Mrs. John Mihaljevich.
Po S4.0O: Mr.. i Mrs. George
Naghh; po $500: frankie Ray;
po $500: Mr.. Mrs. James
Welch, Mr.. i Mrs. Mike Plese
Mr.. i Mrs. Andre Kozelicki; DC
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Mrs. John Kozelicki.
Ukupno sakupljeno $42500.
Sada jos cd srca hvala svima
darovateljima Cd meme potpisa.
ne sabirateljice,
Frances GrenkO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
"a crkyu U Lieu

Los Angeles, Calf. = Ovdje
prilazem imena i svote darova.
telja, koji su darovali "a popra.
yak crkve Sveti Juraj u Lieu
Gorski Kotar, koji SUI kako sli
jedi:
Il kalifornije Mr.. Mrs
Geo. Starcevich, $500; Mr..
Mrs. Tony Milosevich, $4,000
po $500: Mr.. Mrs. Jimmy Kru
zevich, Mr.. i Mrs. Tony Radose'
vic, Mr.. Mrs. Matt Kovacevic
IL Chicago, Ill. - Pc $1,000;
Mr.. i Mrs. Bozo Radosevic; il
Hubbard, Ohio - Mrs. Dragica
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Mr.. i Mrs. Mike Haberle, $500
Svega shupa sakupljeno $500.
Dragi moi suse1jani Licani
buduci sam dobio list cd tamo.
snjeg zupnilsa Rudi Milos cr.
kvenog odbora. Oni apeliraju ma
mas kao svoju najblizu bracu,
da i'm pomognemo popraviti cr-
llvu Sveti Juraj. Jer IL posto-
vanja nasih starih djedova koji
su ju sagradili, nasa je bratska
duznost da i'm pomognemo. Po-
sto to nije posao samo jednog
iii nekoliko ljudi, nego je to po-
sac svakoga iskrenog rodoljuba,
jer samo oni ljudi / narodi koji
postum svoje stare, mogu o3e-
kivati da ce biti postovani cd
svojih mladjih.
Zato brace budimo slozni te
doprinesimo prama nasim mo-
gucnostima. Nitko ne mora zr-
tvovati wise nego mu je mogu-
ce, a ia vjerujem da nijedan cd
mas nije tako veliki siromak, da
mu je nemoguce uciniti jedno
plemenito djelo, koje &c ostati
liza mas nasim mladjima. ia vie
rujem da nijedan cd mas ne ce-
mo lei tamo, ali svaki cd mas
ina nei.oga svoga tamo, te po-
sto oni nisu u stanju sami to
uciniti. trebamo i'm pomoci. Sva-
Xxi onaj koji zeli doprinesti, a.
ko ne ce slati sam u Lie, moe
poslati ma meme iii brata Mat
kovica u Canton, III. Wanna svi-
ma koji ste vec darovali najljep-
Sa hvala.
Sve vas pozdravlja vas scljan,
George Strcevich, 4116 So
merset Dr., Los Angeles s,
Calf.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
Sa piknika "a sfarce

MIDTOWN, Ia. - OdsJek
broj u H.B.Z. je po prvi put
u povijesti Cd 63 godine svo.
ga opstanka poduzeo korake,
kako i ma koji nacin da po-
mogne svojim starim izne.
moglim clanovima, koji ne
maju nikakvog dohotka i nj
koga da i'm pomogne da Sc
uzdrze u nasim redovima,
Stoga smo zakljucili da odr-
limo piknik ma 7. julia o. g,
"a istu svrhu, i izabrali po-
sebni odbor da ma tome radi
Piknik Sc je odrzao uspic
iznad svakog ocekivanja, pa
iako je toga istoga dana bile
mnogo piknika u nasoj blizoj
okolici. Ia ovo dakle nikoga
ne krivimo, jer Sc nismo u
naprijed sporazumili.
Hvala odboru i radnicima
koji su radili svima ma zado-
voljstvo te posjetnicima ko-
jih je bilo raznih narodnosti.
BHo ih je il daljih mjesta,
Cleveland, O., Baltirome. Md,
Detroit, Mich, pa cak IL
Kentulky. Takodjer mas je po-
sjetila lijepa grupa il Browns
villa i drugih okolicnih mje-
sta.
Ia piknik je svirao tambu-
raSki zbor "Sloboda" il East
Pittsburgha, pod vodstvom
Josipa Grcevica, mladjeg, ko-
il su goste veselili S milo
zvucnom tamburicom i pie
smama svima ma zadovolj-
stvo. Takodjer oval zbor "Slo-
boda" je darovao $1,000 "a
naSe starce, ma cemu Sc svi-
ma clanovima ovog zbora mai
ljepse zahvaljujem, kako u j.
me odsjeka 70 tako isto i u
ime naSih staraca.
JOS jednom svima YAM hvs-
la, brace sestre, koji ste ra-
dill "a sto bolji uspjeh ovoga
piknika, bilo to oko pripreme
pecenja prodaie mesa, pro-
dale plea i tiketa u vezi to-
ga, prodaje srecaka, sestra-
ma koje SUI poklonile kolace,
i t. d., te svima koji su bilo
sto radili i poklonili "a oval
piknik. Isto tako hvala svima
onima koji su mas posjetili
time uzvelicali oval mas pix
mix, koji je bio priredjen u
korist nasih starih i siromas-
nih clanova.
Paul Mavracic, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-07
ho|ba ma Svetojance

Dragi Svetojanci Svetojarke!
Dobila sam pismo cd Velecas-
nog zupnika IL Svete Jane, kraj
Jastrebarsko, poslao je | pismo
ma Mr.. Borica u kom ga zamo-
lio da metne APPEL ma Svetojance
i sve ljude dobra srca, da bi sa-
brali novcanu pomoc "a popra-
yak crkve. APPEL je izasao u
"Nasoj Nadi" tretega julia.
znam da ste mnogi to citali, pa
vas dobrotom Mr.. Vukelica mo-
linn kroz "zajednicar". o..
Nemojte Sc oglusiti ovoj mol
bi .ier i'm je velika potreba. Pred
godinu 1 nesto wise sabrali ste
i odazvali Sc te poslali pomoe.
A oni su tamo popravili koliko
su tim najvise mogli, ali nisu
imali dosta "a sve = jer crkva
je stara i dosta ostecena, prize
ii pogibelj da ce Sc srusiti to-
ranj. Posto je crkveno sve odu-
zeto a ljudi tamo nemaju da
novcanu pomazu. Stoga Sc Vele-
casni zupnik molbom obraca ma
mas. Slozite Sc gdje vas je wise
IL nase Svete Jane i pocnite sa-
birnu akciju posaljite cekom
ma naseg tamo dobrog zupnika,
cije vam ime ovdje navadjam:
Josip Gjuran,
q. P. Sveta Jana
Jastrebarsko
Hrvatska, Yugoslavia
Ako Ii koji pojedinac zeli ma
kar malim darom pomoci da sam
ne Sale, posaljite ma moju adre-
su. ia GU drage volje cekom
poslati ma recenog zupnika. Ime-
ma darovatelja budu citana u cr-
Xvi zupnik sa narodom molit
&c Sc Bogu "a sve darovatelje.
A Sveta Jana nece nam ostati
duzna.
Barbara Bankovich
r. D. No. 3
Louisville, Ohio