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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
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.CYO Organization

Two members of the Windermere
Council. Knights Of Columbus,
we're among the numerous officers
who attended the special Confer
ence held in Cleveland the past
week by the Ohio State Council.
Grand knight William Him. and
Leonard Markert, state youth cam
paign chairmen, were the Winder-
mere representatives.
One of the highlights Of the
conference was the announcement
by Cleveland's Henry J. Kondrat,
state deputy, that 1857 has been
designated as Diamond Jubilee
Year" for the Knights and will be
celebrated across the nation. The
society was founded in 1882.
Announcement was also made
that the State Council was pre-
senting $4,000 to Bishops Of six
diocese in the state for the pro-
motion of Catholic Youth Work.
Accepting for Cleveland's CYO
was Msgr. Thomas Corrigan, di-
rector. Other diocese to receive
the state gift include Toledo,
Steubenville, Youngstown, Cincin-
natl and Columbus.
The Knights Of Columbus in
Ohio, over 10000 members strong.
has already given nearly 100000
for the Catholic Youth Work to
date with this years donation be-
ing the largest contribution in the
Orders Ohio history.
Also attending the Knights of
Columbus conference in Cleveland
with the local officers was Syl-
vester J. Hoag, District Deputy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
Hospital Junior
Board Deep In
Masked Ball Plans

One of the highlightS Of the
January social season here will be
the Masked Ball to be sponsored
by the Junior Board Of Huron Road
Hospital. The ball will be staged
at the Statler Hotel on Saturday,
January 26th. and will be pre-
ceeded by a dinner
Over all chairman for the
Masked Ball is Mrs. Emerson B.
Beer. Mrs. {. c. Althoff is re-
ceiving the reservations. Mrs. H. A.
Hallstein, ir., Mrs. Howard VI.
Smayda, Mrs. John Urich and Mrs.
X. ". Kennedy will serve as
hostesses.
Looking after the important
matter Of posters, decorations and
tables are Mrs. Jane O'Hara, Mrs.
John Hunter, Mrs. Edwin L.
James and Mrs. c. w. Marsh.
All benefits from the evening
viii go TO Huron Road Hospital
where the special interest Of the
Junior Board is centered in the
Children'S Ward.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

Study Tonight

"Face Lifting Your Neighbor-
hood" will be the discussion at to-
nights meeting of the East Cleve-
land Community Council. The
speaker will be J. Durant Mix,
who as president of the active Su-
perior Rozelle Property Owners
Civic Association, has had wide ex-
perience in this important COM
munity betterment project.
The talk, in the Cardinals Nest
at Shaw High School, follows the
usual dinner served at $3.50 in
Shaw's cafeteria. Reservations are
always necessary for the dinner.
The usual brief business period i'm
mediately proceeds the program.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
Central National
Promotes Paul Martin

Announcement is made of the
appointment of Paul E. Martin as
Building Manager of Central Ma
tional Bank of Cleveland. His ap-
pointment will fill the vacancy
created by the early retirement Of
Joseph R. Behan. Building Mana
ger for the bank since l947
Martin. a native of Wooster.
Ohio, joined the bank in 1882,
was appointed Purchasing Agent
in April, 1912 and the following
year was named Assistant Mana
ger of the Building Department.
Martin and his wife, Anne, live
at 1S206 Superior ave, East Cleve-
land.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
Hartford Attends
Traffic Seminar

East Cleveland will be repre-
sented at the 14th Semi-Annual
Traffic Seminar of the Cleveland
Automobile Club to be held Tues
day, January 10Th. Among the ap-
proximately 80 police officers,
mayors and traffic engineers regis
tered is Sgt. William Hartford of
the East Cleveland Police De-
partment.
Sgt. Hartford's traffic detail in
cludes the Traffic Safety program
in the city's elementary schools,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

SlL00, respectively; side line
parkas. $3.50 each; shoulder pads
are a cool $17.O0 and nip pads
S1l.00. Helmets are listed at
$3.50.
In addition it is proposed to
purchase 7-man blocking sled at
a cost of $4,000. Minor equip
ment replacement items will run
into $4,000.
Other Shaw Athletic Depart
ment allocations for 1857 are:
Baseball, $4,000; Track. 81, $1,000;
Tennis. S144.0O: Swimming.
S474.00; Golf. $126.OO; Basketball.
81 100000: Wrestling, 100000
(the newest sport in LEL); and
Intramurals, $1,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
No Change In
Officers Of
School Board

Reelected for the second time,
the same officers will enter upon
their third terms as president and
vice-president, respectively, of the
East Cleveland Board of Education.
Retaining their posts, by the unani
nous choice of their fellow board
members are c. S. Stonebraker,
president, and Karl Brown, vice
president.
Also re-appointed for another
year as clerk treasurer is Mrs.
Ruth NORM. Mrs. NORM has served
in this capacity for the past ten
years.
The election took place Monday,
January 9TH.
Mr.. Stonebraker has been a
member of the school board for
seven years, having been named
TO the board to fill out the un-
expired term of the late Ben Wick
ham, attorney. He is a graduate of
Ohio State University. He is a past
president Of the Cleveland Acade-
my of Pharmacists and the Ohio
State Pharmaceutical Association.
He operates his drug business at
2156 Noble rd. and is active in the
Noble-Nela Business Association.
Mr.. Brown, owner-operator Of
Of Colonial Inn at Euclid-Shaw
was elected to the board in 1948.
He is active in the East Cleveland
Business Association and other
civic groups, including the newer
Route 20 Association.
The board voted to retain its
second Monday in the month meet
ing day at 8:l5 p. m. gavel time.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
Applicants For School Jobs
Need Not Be Citizens;
New Driver Class Policy

counts ranged in the s1,000-$2, 900
figure.
The big Job at Shaw Stadium
ended up with cost figure Of
S73,804.89 for the reducing Of the
West Stand and all the incidentals
to this type Of building. plus
waterproofing removal Of the top
half of the West Side stand and
all the work necessary to place
the reduced section first class
condition plus the waterproofing
which alone cost about $4,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

The proud possessor Of %
year perfect attendance tab on
his Kiwanis button is George Mel
son, Hayden Avenue ieweler. The
East Cleveland Club presented
Mr.. Nelson with this honor at this
weeks meeting on Monday. Mu-
sician Frank Hruby is running him
a close second with tab denoting
"a years Of perfect attendance.
Twenty-three-yesr tabs went TO
Drs. Homer Alexander and Chester
Schultz, and to club secretary,
Everett Preston.
Charles Hamilton has the %
year notation and William Lohiser
and Rollie Rendlesham have the
21-year marker. Eugene He'll has
moved up TO the 2O-year class.
Other tab-hoiders and the years
are:
1S-Ernest Benard. Jack Duncan,
Dr.. William Harrison and
Charles King
l7-Karl Brown ana Lou Boiz
l6-Norman Paynter.
l5-Ralph Heikes. DR. Lou Ed
wards, Or. Robert F. Page.
James p. Sullivan. and Fred
CTamer
14-John Austin. Kenneth YER
million, and Virgil Barch.
12-Nelsou Leist. George Enman,
and Earl Hungerford.
11-Gene Douglas. and Dr. VIII
liam Morris.
10-Clarence Rauch Rev Wayne
Mcqueen. John 4 Kiener, and
Nelson Knapp.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
Inaugurate New
Mission On Sunday

A new Lutheran Mission will
inaugurate services OF Sunday,
January goth. at 800 p. M, in the
Highland Heights City Hall, 1927
Highland rd. The new Mission is
being sponsored by Faith Lutheran
Church, Haydn ave. and Glehside
rd., and is under the direction of
the Rev. Armin c. Draegert.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
Motor Vehicle
Accidents Up
Here In Sc

The last Cleveland SAFETY
Councils statistical report for
1856 was presented as follows by
Sgt. William Hartford of the East
Cleveland Police Departments
safety division to the January
meeting held Monday:
Motor vehicle accidents in East
Cleveland were up 5.11Ge in 1856
as compared to 1866. There was
only one fatal accident in the past
year as against three in 1855.
This compares favorably with
the figures for Cuyahoga County,
whose cities experienced an per-
cent increase in traffic accidents
and as high as $40 in traffic
deaths. The villages did not DO
much better with 45ce increase
in traffic deaths over last years
figure.
Falls present the principal
problem in the home end in pub
lie places. More than half Of the
non-vehicular accidents in the city
resulted from falls.
The data provides strong argu-
ment for continuing the county
wide attack on traffic accidents
and strengthening the program
for home safety.
There were 1927 motor vehicle
accidents here in 1856. Tabulated,
they are as follows:
Damage to Property-59S fby
dayD. 3O6 (by nightD, total 904.
Damaoe to Property and Injury
to Pcrson-3G tby day). 36 (by
night, total -.
Pedestrians Iniured-40 tby day
and includes one fataD, II (by
night, total 81.
Total day time accidents. ga;
total night tice accidents. 353.
The DAYS of the week when
most accidents occurred were Fri
dav and Saturday when more than
half of all reported accidents Oc-
Cured.
"All accidents are caused. they
Just don't happen states Sgt.
H.rtford.
The records show that two
driver violations were the direct
cause of most accidents during
1856. The violations were ~
Following too close and (2) Fail
ura to grant right of way. Both
violations topped the list Of acci-
dent causes every month Of the
year.
alcohol was present in only
- Of the traffic accidents in the
city as compared to $50 on a
countrywide basis. This figure
speaks well for the patrol effort
of the police department.
Jaywalbing was the principal
cause Of the 81 pedestrian acci-
dents. Tventy-eight of those hurt
were found to be crossing at a
place other than at a crosswalk
or other prescribed place. The
one fatal was a iaywalking pc
destrian.
Representatives Of the PTA units,
kiwanis and knights Of Columbus
and Catholic Schools were present,
in response to special invitations is
sued by the council.
Two new safety films. "I'm Not
\ Fool with Fire" and I'm Not a
Fool with a Bicycle" were shown
by Sgt. Hartford. It was decided
to use the former film in conjunc-
tion with a special fire prevention
program to be staged by the Fire
Department and the Safety Council
through the schools next month
Capt. Bythway represents the de-
I Il.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

Mrs. Robert Heisler and Mrs.
Homer Randolph place 1857 Polio
container on the counter at the Mel
son Jewelly Store, Hayden ave. To-
gether with Mrs. Stanton Adams
and Mrs. AlcyWn Isaacs, the ladies
have distributed more than 400 polio
containers. the first fund pickup
channel for the annual fund drive.
Shown with his welcome guests
is Mr.. George Nelson.
ITS time to renew the COM
munity's polio insurance.
This is the statement today as
Stanton Adams, chairman of the
East Cleveland polio fund drive
announces that the first skirmish
in this years drive-the distribu-'
tion of containers to some 400
business and public places about
town, will be completed this week.
"Despite the great inroads made
in the treatment of dread polio.
and despite the steady decrease in
the number of cases, 471arc in
1856" states Chairman Adams,
"there is still the obligation to
continue treatment to the thou
sands Of patients yet suffering
from the effects of polio"
East Cleveland did not register
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
What's Doing?

Card Party, Friday, January
11th, ST. Philomena Parish Hall
st. Philomena Guild is the host.
TONIGHT at the East Cleve-
land Community Council, Shaw
High School at 800 p. m. Topic:
"Face Lifting Your Neighbor-
hood" All welcome.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
Property Owners
Meeting Monday

The Superior-Rozelle Property
Owners Civic Association will meet
at Rozelle Elementary School on
Monday, January 14th at s p. nj.
Property owners in the area are
invited.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

with the East Cleveland Board OF
Education will not be denied EN-
ployment on the ground Of not
being q citizen Of the United
States. under action taken by the
board at its Monday. January 7th
meeting.
Upon recommendation Of the
Assistant TO the Principal, \. F.
Leist, who hires the non-educa-
tional employees, the board re-
scinded a resolution adopted Janu-
ary 9Th, 1871 setting forth that
mo person, unless an employee
prior to that date, shall be en-
ployed by the Board in any ca
pacity. who is not an American
citizen"
The board is Of the opinion that,
in view of conditions arising from
the sudden influx of workers from
other lands. many of whom are
skilled. any possible employment
of such worker would be pro-
hibited by its 15-year-old resolu-
ton
1t was indicated that the board
does not have applications, nor is
it now considering employment OF
persons who might be affected by
this action.
New Teachers
Getting an early start in sup
plying 1888 teaching needs,
Supt. Dr.. O. J. Korb's appoint
ment Of two teachers was ap-
proved. They are Mrs, Barbara
Baumgartner. Oakhill I'd, Deni-
son University graduate with
postgraduate degree from Boston
University and a years elementary
teaching experience. Miss Mary
Jane Krause, Junior High mathe-
MATES and science instructor, who
will receive her Alb. degree in
June from Clarion Pa College.
Miss Krause is the sister Of Miss
Sarah Krause Of the Prospect
Elementary staff.
Driver Glasses
Beginning with the second Sc
mester. new policy will govern
the Driver classes al Shaw High
School. Mr.. George Todd will con-
tinue as text book instructor, and
the behind the wheel" instruc-
ton will he in charge Of the Cleve-
land AAA which will provide the
instructors and set up the driving
schedules. At present there are 43
pupils enrolled in these classes.
The board considers the driving
instruction most important and
quoted statistics showing that
pupil-trained drivers have the
lowest percentage Of accidents for
drivers in their age group.
Revamp Locker Room
Mr.. Leist was authorized to pro-
ceed with the revamping of the
( boys locker room at Kirk Jr.
High School. 1t is proposed TO IN
crease the number Of lockers to
meet increasing requirements. This
will be the first general over
hauling of the locker room since
it was included in the building
erected 25 years ago
Mr.. Leist reported the Mantle
nance costs for the year 1856 TO
be $S6,214.99 for contracts and
supplies, and an added $130,144.4l
in labor by the schools own main
tenance staff. Topping the items
was S1S.347.45 spent for improved
Fairgrounds and parking lots;
$11, ,230.77 for roofing work on
Rozelle. Kirk. Chambers and Su-
perior buildings: $10,0S7 on the
heating plants at Kirk, Rozelle
and Shaw; 1888 for painting con
tracted at Shaw. Chambers and
Superior buildings most Of it
outside): S6,588 for window repair
at Chambers and Shaw. Other ac-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph +. Thayer,
1897 East 172nd ST., attended the
funeral of Mr.. Thayer's sister, Mrs.
Marion Ennis, in Dorchester, Mass,
on January End. The Thayers form
erly resided in East Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

Mayfair PTA members and
friends interested in their munich
pal government will welcome the
opportunity to hear about it from
a person we'll versed in the subject.
This opportunity comes at the
Wednesday, January 10th meeting
when Stanley Webster. Director Of
Law and prosecuting attorney for
the City of East Cleveland will
speak before the unit on the topic:
"Our Community Government"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

Hooray! Brooklyn is going to
nenalize litterbugs. The town coun-
cil has authorized the preparation
of the necessary legislation. 1t is
determined to make folks litter
minded, even if it means fine.
Next.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

Our error! In the review OF
East Cleveland happenings in 1886,
n was noted ynat ni~anis Of
East CLEVELAND nad given a check
Of "S5OO" te the YMCA for its
came rooms The sum should have
read "S4,5nO." Evidence of the
readers interest in the review is
the many calls from Kiwanians.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10
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In East Cleveland

Once in a while a smile creeps
into police reports. Checking
complaint Of barking dog, the
police reported they were unable
to get an answer from the COM
plainant, despite their bell ringing
and knocking at her door. But the
complainant's dog let it be known
it was home, by its barking and
carving on" Whose dog?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-01-10

Did you send in news for last
weeks issue, and the item was not
in the paper? 1t probably was
among the items which came IN
TOO late, due to the earlier desdline
for the New Years issue. Now all
is settled down to routine and the
headlines will remain unchanged at
least until Memorial Day week.
Church, Scout, PTA and Club
items have a Monday deadline. All
others have Tuesday at 3 p. m.
deadline: pictures Monday dead
line. Our thanks to all who CO.
operated so beautifully during the
holiday season.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03

brata i sestre George i Mary
Kasunic, cija imena i zasluge
"a mas odsjek, kao "a nasu
Zajednicu, su We o m a dobro
poznata j cijenjena po aktiv-
nom svijesnom clanstvu ma
Sega odsjeka. Necu ovdje sa-
da opisivati njihov rad "a
sluge, nego Gu samo spome-
mutt da je sada, sa pristu-
pom njihove kcerke, Barbara,
vec evo II clanova njihove
obitelji u redovima odraslog
clanstva nase Zajednice. Uz
to ina jos j lijep broj omla-
dine, njihove unucadi, u re-
dovima nasega Pomladka.
ia sam uvjeren da &c i
mlada Barbara slijediti pri-
mjer svojih vrijednih rodi-
telja, kao i svoje starije bra
&c sestara, te biti dobra,
vrijedna i ponosna clanica
naseg odsjeka nase Zajed-
nice i biti tako ma ponos svo-
Jim roditeljima, kao j mnogo-
brojnim rodjacima prija-
teljima.
George Sacarich - Druga
je slika naseg n1ladog clana,
brata George Sacarich. sina
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03

ma ( baka), Marija Markusic,
koja je uvjek nastojala da
cijelu svoju obiteli odgaja u
dobrom zajednicarskom du-
hu. LA MEGA ostaju jos u
,nasem gnijezdu njegova, po
majci, mladja braca sestre.
A vrijedno je napomenuti, ia
kodjer, da je njegov ocuh,
brat Nick Kra jacic, vrlo
vrijedan i zauzetan clan nase
organizacije. On je bio wise
g o d n a predsjednikom od-
sjeka broj %, te sada OBJ
nasa odbornicku cast u ujedi-
njenom odsjeku br. IA HBZ.
Uvjeren sam da &c i mladi
George, po primjeru svojih
roditelja, kao sve druge rod
bine, biti takodjer dobar
vrijedan clan nase organiza-
cije.
George Salinger, ciju sliku
takodjer ovdje oznosim, jest
treci mas mladi clan. On je
sin roditelja, George i Mary
salinger, koji SUI takodjer do
bri i pozrtvovni clanovi ma
sega odsjeka. Mas m | a d j
George sc sada nalazi u vol
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03

nistvu, u sluzbi svoje i nase
domovine Amerike. ia mu ze-
linn svaku srecu u njegovom
sadaniem pozivu i uvjeren
sam da &c on, nakon sto
Sc povrati il vojnicke sluzbe,
slijediti PRIMER svojih rodi-
telja i biti dobar,, aktivan
vrijedan clan nasega odsjeka
i nase Zaiednice.
ia jos jednom cestitam O.
vim nasim mladim clanovi-
ma ma niihovom pristupu u
redove odraslog clanstva, te
i'm zelim i osobno, kao i U
ime svega clanstva odsjeka
br. 235, svaku srecu i zado-
voljstvo u njihovom zivotu.
Posvetimo nase napore -
jacanju naseg Pomladka!
Ocigledno je, brace Sc.
sire, da je mas pomladak po'
stao i da postaje sve wise
wise glavnim vrelom glav'
MIN oslonom jacanja, a pc
tome i buducnost n ase or
ganizacije. Ovo svi znamo
priznavamo, govorimo i ma
glasujemo vec dugi niz 60
dina. Ali ovdje nam sc ma
niece pitanje, bas radi togs
sto Sc to tako opcenito 60
vori priznava, da Ii mi sv
skupa - i mi dole u odsjeci
ma, kao i vi brace gore ,
glavnoj upravi - da Ii m
posvecujemo dovoljno ozbilj'
ne paznje jacanju i napred'
ku nasega pomladka?
U nasim odsjecima je tes'
ko, vrlo tesko, mnogo puta
naci dobrog, spremnog i "a
uzetnog clana "a upravitelja
gnijezda. Nekog tko bi vodic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03

Mira (osposobljuje) "a sve OBJ
like poslovanja naSe organiza-
cije.
Slazem Sc sa preporukOm
brata Bella. znam da je i ME
mu HBZ ma srcu zeli joj ma
predak. Ali ia bi sc prize slo-
zio kad bi Sc ova braca stall
no uposlila, ne samo Cd vre-
mena do vremena, jer tako
oni ne bi koristili HBZ. niti
izdaleka onoliko, koliko bi
trebalo i Cd njih Sc oGekivalo.
Brat Grasha, mladi clan u
HBZ i upravitelj naseg Po-
mlatka, meni izgleda da Sc ne
slaze sa preporukom brata
Bella. Izmedju ostaloga on
kaze, da rekordi pokazuju ka-
ko HBZ. cini zadovoljavajuci
napredak ! znamo da nase
clanske kampanje uspjevaju,
zasto onda pokusati nesto no.
vog. Brat Grasha vi dobro
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
BoIesti krvnih lila

Kad covjek osjeti Dol u no.
ri prilikom hodanja, a kad
stane, ia Sc boil zaustavi -
sto to znaci? Ova pojava u
pozorava, da Sc glavna lila
noge suzila i nije u stanju da
dovoljnom kolicinom krvi op-
skrbljuje misice, kad oni ra-
de. To je cesce kod onih, ko-
j veoma mnogo puse, a du-
han stetno utjece ma krvne
zile.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-03
0dsjek 235 pojasan
Sa tri mIada Clana

Cleveland, o. - Uz mno-
60 drugih, mnogo puta tes-
kin i neugodnih duznosti, ko-
je moraju da vrse odsjecni
tajnici, made medju istima
ipak, kad kada i takovih ko-
je nam pruzaju uzitka We
selja, kada i'll mozemo zabi-
ljeziti objaviti nasem clan
stvu.
Jedna cd talzovih duznosti,
koju i ia cinim oval puta sa
mnogo zadovoljstva, jest ova
objava clanstvu odsjeka 235,
da je mas odsjek pojacan %
pet sa tri mlada clana, koji
su dosli k mama sa prelaz-
nom listinom IL gnijezda broj
SO Pomladka nase Zajednice.
Iznosim ovdje njihova imena,
kao i njihove slike, te par
redaka opisa o njihovoj obi.
teljskoj pozadini, tako da ma
Sc clanstvo to vidi bude ih
moglo la k s e prepoznati u
slucajevima sastanka sa nil
ma. Bio bi ma mjestu, po-
trebno i lijepo, da ovakovoj
mladoj nasoj braci i sestra-
ma posvetimo svaku poor
most i susretljivost, jer ma
ovakovima &c ostati buduc-
most nase organizacije.
Barbara Kasunich - Maj
prize iznosim sliku nase MIA
de clanice, sestre Barbara Ka-
sunich. Ona je kcerka nasih
stc.rih vriiednih c1a,'N7o,