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The coastland times., 1957-10-18
FUNDS SOUGHT TO
ENLARGE RODANTHE
COMMUNITY BLDG.
Plans Being Made for Old Christ
mas Festival Program With
Wider Appeal

An alteration in the former
schoolhouse at Rodanthe, now used
as a community building, has be-
come necessary to make increased
seating capacity inside. A commit
tee of Rodanthe people, headed by
Mrs. Julian L. Gray, now engaged
in planning for the unusual annual
old Christmas celebration on JAN
uary 5th, will endeavor to raise
the funds for the work required,
and to provide seats of some sort
to take care of the crowds who
come to the various programs pre-
sented in the building.
The auditorium of the building
which now seats only about $50
people, can be enlarged to seat an
additional $50 people by removal of
a wall, and setting up of braces to
support the roof properly. Benches
to provide at least 400 seats may
be constructed, and these would not
be needed at all times, and could
be moved to one side, or stored
away, as occasion required the use
of the building for other purposes.
A full list of the Old Christmas
committee is not available, but
Mrs. Gray was named chairman for
this year, and the committee is a
large one from the villages of Ro-
danthe and Waves. The incomplete
list includes the following people
who have all been either ardent
supporters of the Old Christmas
program, or participants in it on
the stage:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herbert, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Midget, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Midget, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ca
hoon, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Midget,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Edwards,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O'Neal, Mr.. and
Mrs, Levene Midget, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Gray.
Tentative plans this season call
for bigger program and larger
cast, and to take part in this cast,
much talent is expected to be en-
listed by inviting home for this oc-
casion several former residents of
the community now living else
where by reason of employment.
More musical numbers will prob
ably be added.
Inglish Fletcher, one of the
great American novelists, whose
many books about the region have
been a remarkable contribution,
said this week that she would
take pleasure in assisting in the
compiling of materials for the pro-
gram this winter. Mrs. Fletcher, in
Manteo Wednesday, told Victor
Meekins that she would be glad to
go to Rodanthe soon to discuss
the situation, and in the mean
while she will assmble some ma
terial for the event.
The Old Christmas committee
had unexpected endorsement of its
program Saturday night in the
presence of a number Of visitors to
the community, who pledged their
support, a desire to aid, and inten-
See FESTIVAL, Page Seven
The coastland times., 1957-10-18
STRIPED BASS RUN HEAVY
IN CROATAN SOUND NOW

Stripers are running in coastal
waters of Dare. First large catch
of the season reported was made
on Sunday by Marshall H. Hicks
and a party from Richmond, Va.
They were trolling in upper Croa-
tan Sound with Capt. Joe Berry
aboard his Oregon Inlet-based
cruiser Phyllis Mae.
Using bucktail lures the party
caught 28 striped bass. The fish
We're not large but would average
approximately one pound each,
"This is the school striper which
shows up in great numbers in the
brackish and fresh water sounds
of Dare each year." said H. A.
Greet, manager-operator of Ore
gon Inlet Fishing Center.
There's a heavy run of striped
bass (rockfish) on in Croatap
Sound today, and has been all
week. Thursday morning catches,
like those of the day before ran
upward from so to the boat, with
usually two to three persons shar-
ing the fish which range in weight
from a pound and a half upward,
many of them weighing five
pounds.
A party consisting of Miss Bes-
sic Draper, Keith Fearing, Jr., DR..
Trimble Johnson, Sidney Shaw,
Arvin Midget and Francis Meek
The coastland times., 1957-10-18
q CRIMINAL CASES ON FALL
TERM DOCKET DARE SUPERIOR
COURT CONVENING OCT. 2lST|
Eight Cases Drunken Driving; Four Cases Break
ing and Entering; Game Law. Bastardy Speed
ing and Assault Violations Promise Judge
Moore Busy Session; D. A. Rogers Case Back
For Trial. no-.nx 'n,e-c,<- -<,,,-o1,1,n

Twenty two cases on the crimi-
nal docket of the fall term of
Dare County superior court which
convenes Monday, October 21st,
promise a busy session or two
for Judge Clifton Moore. The dock
ct includes eight charges of drunk
en- driving, four cases of breaking
in and larceny, and various other
cases involving speeding, etc.
A case of more than usual in
terest was sent back for new
trial by the N. C. Supreme Court
last month. D. A. Rogers, young
Manteo man was convicted in May
for assault and robbery of Marvin
Daniels, a taxi driver in Manteo.
The Supreme Court ruled that
Judge Joseph Parker made a tech
nical error while charging the jury
in this case. The case is on the
docket for trial next, but may not
be reached.
Continued for various reasons
since November l, 1866 is the case
against Norman Ward who is
charged with failure to support the
illegitimate child of Avis Midget
of Wanchese.
Claude A. Maynard is charged
with escaping from prison
guard, and this case has been con-
tinued several times since a year
ago.
In No. 8 on the docket, Boyce
Parrisher of Tyrrell County is
charged by Game Protector w. S.
White with hunting game on Sun
day. This case has been continued
for year.
In the drunken driving cases, the
following are defendants. J. G..
Hayes Of Manteo; Thos. Russell
Burk, Norman Mallory Goodloe
Sr. of Norfolk; Benjamin H.
Bum, Albert Osroe Kiff, Hoke
Smith Baggs Jr., Lyman Elmo
Farnsworth, Elwood B. Gallop of
Wanchese.
Goldie D. Bryant Jr., Ralph
Lewis Dr., Robert Lee Garrett and
Paul Bert Dunlo Jr., Norfolk
youths are charged with breaking
into the George w. Long home at
Mays Head and stealing two out
board motors valued at $3.50.
In other cases these defendants
are charged with stealing other
outboard motors, varied respective
ly at 5000 and $657, and with other
breaking and entering charges
pending.
Ray Calvin Brickhouse, Frank
McLendon and Donald Massie, pu-
veniles are charged with stealing
property valued at $50.
Kiff, who is charged with drunk
en- driving, is also charged with
speeding 55 mph in a 35 mile zone.
William Blackmond, negro, is
charged with assaulting John w.
Tillett with deadly weapon,
causing serious injuries.
One manslaughter case is before
the court. Bejamin Franklin Roll
linson of Frisco is charged with
the death of Mrs. A. Joel Jackson
of Norfolk, the result of a collis-
See COURT, Page Seven
The coastland times., 1957-10-18

Royal visitor in America this week
Britain and the Duke Edinburgh Following
reception in Canada they flew to Virginia Wednesday
jamestown be avishly williamsburg week
end they the guests of President Eisenhower will
Carolina Maryland football Saturday and New
thence back home early next week.
On this visit the popular Queen did include Roanoke
the actual site of discovery and attempted settlement English
during the 18th Century her ustrous predecessor the
Queen Elizabeth This be included her itinerary
when she plans another visit North America Bermuda
here she would visit Fort Raleigh site of Sir Walter Raegh
colony and the Garden Club of North Caona Ezabehan
which started her Coronation Day. Here if scheduled
her trip during the season. she would opportunity
attend performance of Paul Green's symphonic drama The
Lost Colony which tells the story Of Engpeakng Americas first
attempts colonization 20 before Jamestown during the reign
King James who had condemned Sir Walter Raleigh death The
Lost Con "Queen Elizabeth played by Mary Long Rock HILL
c. and "S Walter Raleigh portrayed by Edward Reaves Of New
York City in 1857 shown in accompanying photo with the mas
of the 1854 discovery ship the background Aycok Brown Photo
The coastland times., 1957-10-18
CHANNEL BASS CATCHES

Willie Newsome of Hatteras re-
ported that Guy Snyder and J. M.
jennings, Portsmouth, Va, fishing
in surf near Hatteras Inlet this
week had landed three channel bass
on one tide, weighing 81, II and
43 pounds. He also said that NJ.
See FISHING, Page Seven
The coastland times., 1957-10-18
CHANNEL BASS FROM PIER

Nags Head.-Jennette's Fishing
Pier reported that Willie Gray of
Weeksville, N. C. landed AZ pound
channel bass on Friday evening
and Ray Bennett of Bridgeville,
Del, a 45-pounder on Saturday
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04

7-AII-StoF Football Come.
22 Hours. From Soldier Field.
Chcooo. College All-Stors vs..
New York Gionts.
9-Schlitx Playhouse. Dromo.
"Honds OF the Enemy" A de-
tense attorney is met with an
tooonism when he arrives in q
small town to help O boy olreody
convicted by public opinion OF
steolina $4,000. Kelvin McCorthy
stors.
1000
4-Sports covoIeode.
Viroil Akins vs.. Gonett Sugar"
Hart. Welte,weiehts. Ten rounds.
CleVelond Auditorium.
9-UndeFeuFFent. Oromo.
known but to God" A Cotholic
priest assists in the orrest of
homiciidol monioc who hos al
reody eliminated his partner and
is now intent on doing uwoy with
the priest. Charles Bicktord.
1890
9-Pontomime Quiz.
Nike Stokey, host.
lO:45
Aired BoFbeF's Corner.
Stop Secret. Science Fiction.
100
4-News and Loeol News.
Horkness Ward
5-News. Weather.
WoTen. Romsey
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. Daniels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
FRIDAY
III5

4-WeofheF. Sports.
Strinoer Simpson.
5-W0shington Movietime.
! Va Hours. Born to Love-" 1881.
Joel McCred. Constance Bennett.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
Va Hours. THE Silver Stor."
1855. A deputy is the forget for
o ounmon who hos sworn to kill
him. A Western tFot manages to
generate some suspense. Marie
Windsor. Edgar Buchonon.
Il:25
4-Som and Friends. Arnold.
Il:30
4-Tonisht. jack Poor.
l u Hours. Guests: Dick Haynes.
From Warren. Actor Hans Conreid.
1900
7-Niqhf Show. Dromo.
Hour. Refuge" George Noder.
1880
5-lnspirotion.
o-Lote, Late Show. Movie.
Va Hours. "PenitentioY." 1888.
A prison warden tries to straight
en- out rebsllious young con-
vict. A fairly good nelodramo.
John Howord. Jeon PoTkef.
100
adaptation.
l:l0
7-LoFd's Prayer.
200
9-Meditofion. WeotheF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-04
9-Annie Oakley. Western.


Annie and the Bicycle Riders"
Two nurderers try to bluff their
way to freedom, but il does not
work on Annie. Goil DoVis stors
7:15
7-John Dolly. News.
1880
4-HeIen 0'ConneIl Show.
5-Fobion Of Seotlond Yord.
Trim Tin Tin. Adventure.
Wagon from" Lee Aoker
stors. tRepeot.l
9-Beot the Clock. Contest.
7:45
4-NBc News.
David Brinkley. Chef Huntley
500
4-BIOndie. Comedy.
5-BoseboII.
Baltimore vs.. New York.
7-Jim Bowie. Adventure.
Country Cousin" Scott Forbes
stors. tRepeot.l
9-West Point. Dromo.
$3.50
4-Life OF Riley. Comedy.
Meet the Neiohbor. WilIiom
Bendx stors. tRepeot.l
7-CFossFoods. Dromo.
''In God We Trust" Jeff Morrow
stors lRepeot.l
9-Destiny. Dromo.
"a Hero Returns" A dromo OF
sovooery in o wor-torn town once
occupied by enemy troops. Done
Clark stors. tRepeot.)
300
4-Joseph Gotten Show.
The Cose Of the Absent Mon"
Joseph Gotten. Maggie Hayes
Kent Toylor. tRepeot.l
7-Public Defender.
9-ME. Adams and Eve. C'mdy.
Howard is fost- tolked into doing
an experimental summer stock
theoter production. Howard Duff
lido lupino. tRepeotl
$3.50
4-Big Moment. Sports.
Among the events will be the
Swaps Noshuo horse roee duels
In 1855.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29

Groved Burt
James Byres
Robert CLARK
Jimeis Grisby
Perry johnson
Hughis Murray
Charlene Black
Rita Davis
Patricia Hayes
Sandrs Jones
Daphne Morris
Mary Parham
Dorothy Spotwood
Zebra Vines
sandra Jones' and Perry John
son. reporters
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29
PFEIFER

The Fifth Annual Carver :
Pfeifer PfA ST. Patriekis Tea
was held In the Carver csfetedia
Sunday. March 10. from 400 TO
eco p. m with more than 500
persons attending. More than 100
room sponsors and teachers help
ed to make this event one of
fellowship and 10 raise t846.20
Room sponsod winners were:
Mrs Jeffrey Cunningham. first
prize
Mrs Lola Hite. second prize
Mrs Aretha Dabney. third prize
Room winners wede:
Primary grades. '2-EMrs. Lille
intermediate grades. SO = Mrs.
Stanmore. teacher
Mollie Vault. teacher
An excellent pdogram was rem
dered with Mrs. Erma Walker
serving an narrator. followed by
fashion revue with Mrs. Tom
my Dansby serving as narrator.
Mrs Odessa Hood Is president
of the PrA. Receipts from the
tea are being used 10 improve
the playground area Of both Car.
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29
. WITH THE SCHOOLS /:

letters to people responsible for
the experience.
Rosa Blathers. reporter
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29
READING Is FUN
Fer Fins Grsdsu

Ark c. d. Burns first graders
are working hard 70 complete all
their required reading for the
year. Aside from their regular
reading. the following pupils have
read three or more library books:
Grover Burt, Perry johnson. Char
lene Black. Hits Davis. Patricia
Hayes. Ada Hurt Sandra Jonez
Daphne Morris and Debrs Vines.
Along with their library read
ing the children drsmstized the
Three Little Pixz@ Narrators
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29

vors are his mother Mrs Matte
Biegs, Pine Bluff, Nathaniel and
Bisss. three brothers Willie
Oscar BiEEs. Milwaukee. Wis. two
uneles. Eugene Higgs Of Chicago.
Essie Biges Of Pine Bluff 4.
Mrs. o. z Crawford was called
TO Camden 10 be at the bedside
Of her father James Adams
Thought for this week Gar sick
ness has been defined as the way
you feel when . bill come due
for an installment payment. !"
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29


we're sls DAVIS and s@ndrs
Jones Aotnsf IN Daphne
motifs. me inree Littie fss :
Llhda Lows. Laura hudson. and
ieffyiyn snilh. Man WIN BUCKS
Shafies ROUSE man WIN Sus"
ofskoIy biops.Msn WIN hrieks
hooeTt SiaIk. b bsd HoI
James 6yefA
On March 1 ne group was
very happy 70 welcome Curtis
Don hing from Carver school Ii
norm Ldtis hoek. 70 tneiT fsmf
u
hekis DAVIS. Lynnette haynoT.
hushie murray ana hita DAVIS
were elected as room decorators
ioI this mohnh. on me OUTSIDE
poiietin board they placed . large
ssss VI pussy-siiioss ana iunps
VI various eoiois On an oiehao
paeksfodna INSIDE me room me
polasf SHOWS Esesh erepe-papef
grass WIN .uiips. geese. WIND
I'LL. .a s.la De.sh sifis sefy eoaoI
iu.,s s'lshssa
i.piis "ho nave perfect -
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29
Bush Elementary
Second Grsasrs Take Field Trip

Second Grs6ers Take Field Trip
On Wednesday Of last week the
second and third grade classes
q Mrs. Flora Williams room VS.
tied the Pos Office. This exper
fence provided the eliminating
point for the present unit Of stu
d.: Our Post Office.
Mr.. Kendall. the assistant Post
master explained 70 the children
the different processes carried On
In the Pos Office.
This was ; very interesting e.
perienee. and upon return The
third grade class wrote reports
about their trip. and thank-you
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29

had perfect attendance for the
month ending March l. Pupils
having perfect attendance for the
year from group "a Of Mrs L.
Stanmore's room are:
Walter Camp
Dianna Hite
Joyce Jones
Harclyn Pitts
Nary Smith
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29

In Arithmetic the group Is stu
dying liquid and linear measures.
These pupils make Up the honor
roll for the fourth six-weeks
period:
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29
PINE BLUFF


uiyses 6hepherd
The funeral service of Daniel
Stewart was held March nth at
Psrson Hill MB.c. survivors are
his wife Mrs. Beartha Stewart
two sisters. Mrs. Susie nggen
and Mrs. jamie Stewart all of
Pine Bluff. Rev. J. Y. Williams.
offieated- Funeral services for
Eliesh Bikss was held March 18th
at St. John AME church survi-
Arkansas State press., 1957-03-29

Yer and Pfsifer schoolS
The 81 group Of Miss n N
sohnson's room had 3 very inter-
sstins 81 Pstriek's Day assembly.
me family Of Roy Bradley.
mird Grade. lost their home
through fire recently. The school
shosered them with food. cloth
iAs and household soods
AL the girls In the 81 group
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

grade krecu prema st certfikata paGa 81 900
osgurnne po TO- II Is doara upis novog clana
Povrh toga pacaju nagrade upis bonu poporu
oStetu
Gornju ljestvicu nagradama odsjecn predsjednk bi
trebao zrezat svake sednice govor nagovarati svoe
anove, da nastoe upsati koga Glana edrasle redovc
Pomlada, te i'm obasnjvat kako tai posao zajednca
plaza nagrade Vjeruemo da b to predsednc mog
lijepo prkazvati vec time Zajednicu pomagati da
clanstvo odusevljava potragi novog canstva.
Predsjednk je glava odsjeka iii drustva, ina prilku
da ovakove stvari umaci obasnjue tako mogu drugi
odsjecn odbonc Tanik c zaposlen ubranjem canarine
i ne dospe da mnogim vaznm ptanjma govori ali tu
svrhu moze dobro doci predsednk drg odbornci te i'm
ovme savjamo da svake sednice agovara
je canstvo "a bolji rad "a odsjek "a Zajedncu.
Da ovolko pozabavil OWN predmetom uzrokom
je Sto opazi da nek odsecn predsednici nczna u
kakove nagrade zajednca dae clansvu ups
viii Clanova osguracie, treba b zat jer oni
pozvan duzni da ispravno clanstvu tumaGe posovane
"a jednicc.
Moimo, da gornje proctaju predsjednc nash odseka
i da to uvaze. - Hvala vam braco - Urednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06
"S|avu|j" u Detroitu vas poziNje ma
Svoj koncerat 1909 novembra, 1857

Detroit, Mich. = Odbor clansvo hrvatskog pevackog
zbora "Savulj pozivje sve Hrvae Hrvatce Detroitu
kao ostalu bracu gradovma pokraj Detrota, da
pohrle koncerat koji &c odrzati nedjeu, 10.
vembra godne prostorjama SlovenskOg Doma 17141
John R. Street. Detroit, Mich
Koncertn program je jedan cd najljepsih koji &c
pax duet, kvarteti tako redom pocet ce tocno sata
poslije podne
Clanovi 'Savulja" zvo i neumorno rade da mogu sto
dostonie uzveca svoja pozrvovna nastojanja oko
micana hrvatske pjesme da podze nasu pesmu medu
Sim svetom daleko cd rodjenih ognjista da
grana naseg narodnog rada kuurno polu
America osus Svrha je "Savulja bazirana nacelu
ljubaW pesmu, popuarnu, narodnu umjetnu pjesmu
hrvatskoga naroda Rad ovog rodolubnog osjecaja
micana nase pjesme "Slavuju' pripada svaka cast po
stovanje svoga naroda Susajuc nase divine pesme pre-
neseni duhom mas starr kraj pa cin kao da
prozvujemo dane nase madosti Sta moze ista osje
canjo povezat rodnom gudom wise nego nasa pjesma
glazba "Savulj e promcanj nase hrvatske narodne
mjetne pjesme hrvaske lubav uvijek spunjavao svo
zadaak doprinos prerna narodu te ovakim
dom pregnucem pokazali sto moze ucinti cvrsta VOLTA
ziva ljubav "a pjesmu narodu.
Sa veseljem avljamo da dolazi Detroit poznati bari
ton gosp Dragutn sostarko Chicago Ill., ko &c sudjelo
va programu Gosp sostarko bio prvak Zagrebacke
Opere niz godna, sto tako bio poznat pozoncama
Europe JUNE Amerike.
Odmah liza koncerta odrzati &c plesna zabava stoj
Dvorani Ia pies &c svirati vrlo pozna popuarni
burask zbor Balkan Cavaliers svh nash aktvnos
jesen jeste koncerat "Savulja" Dobro dosi!
Stephanie Walter tajnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

Ovogodisnja kampanja je svrsa ma 81 oktobra. U
skoro buducnost donet cemo potpun zvjesta kampane
No. vec sada mozemo sobodno rec da e kampana prilc
no uspjela.
Kampanja je, dakle, svrsla ali rad Zajedncu Sc
nadalje nastavlja upsivane novog canstva move
siguracije Odsjecni tanc upravite gnezda rebaju III
radt do svsetka godne da namire potpuni broj
clansva svoga odseka gnezda da brojem pretecu bro
koji mali pocetku godne pax da b tako dobi,
ma osnov toga svoje posebne nagrade.
Nas tajnic upravtelji gnijezda Pomladka dobvaju,
takode posebne narade po anu kako i'm te nagrade "a
jednica plaza tanici upravitel koncem godine
dobvau dvje posebne nagrade gotovu povrh to-
ga nagrade upis novog clana Kad ukupno zbroi
mo- nasi vrijedni ajnc upravelj gnijezda zbja mogu
mat ljepu novcanu korist cd svoje Zaednce NINA
najbole ispati raditi prdobivanu novoga Ganstva
osigurace.
Ovdje je rijec dsjecnim predsjedncma. Povrh
ovog canka donosmo skrzalku nagradama koje Zajed
MICA plaza svojm clanovima ups novih canova
osgurace Ia skrzaljka estate krijepos poslije svr
seka kampanje To znac da svak clan upis novog ca
dobva jednaku nagradu po nasoj skrzaljk koje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-06

osiguraciju iii policu (policy)
cine jc obvczan placati od-
rcdjenu svotu "a osiguraciju,
a kompanija prema kontrak-
tn ina da isplati odredjenu
S u m u osiguracije. Tako "a
razliku ugovora kod trgovac-
kog druStva dobrotvorne
bratske organizacije, koji Sc
kod kompanije zove policy,
a kupac te osiguracije Sc 70
We "policy holder. Kod brat
skc organizacije Il c m "po-
Icy" vec sc ugovor zove GER
tifikat Sto sluzi kao ugovor
izmedju c a ma Zajednice.
Tai clan nijc jednostavni po-
sjednil1 certifikata, on je "a
koniti j pravovalj jan clan u
druge iii ko-operative te
zadrugc iii Zajednice.
Kod insurenc kompanije "a
osiguraciju SC plaza njenom
agentu iii direktno kompaniji.
Kod bratskc organizacije clan
moze biti jedino osiguran kod
odsjeka Il svom mjestu. Od-
sick .je njegov posrednik kod
Zajednice.
Ali to nije sve. kod kom-
panic covjek ina pravo ma
svoju osiguraciju, na koliko
je i kako jc osiguran i to je
sve.
kod bratske ustanove clan
ina posebna prava pogod-
nosti kod odsjeka i kod Ia
jednice. On ina pravo duz-
most posjecivati o d S jecnc
sjednice, uCestvovati u ra-
psravi i svemu "a dobrobit
odsjeka i tlanstva. On ina
pravo kandidirati i biti bran
u upravu odsjeka, kandidira-
ii biti biran "a delegate kon-
vencije Zajednice, kao dele
gat kandidirati upravu "a
jednice. On, dakle, kod mas
ina demokratska prava, da
postane vodja Zajednice, ce-
sa kod kompanijc ncma.
Nasi stariji clanovi razumi-
ju poslovanje svoje zajednice
i odsjeka, pax sc u dobroj
mjeri toga i drze, dok kod
nasih Amerikanaca kao da
nekako takovo razumjevanje
m a n j k a oni he posjecuju
sjednice, vec hoce da vode po-
slove kao insurinc kompanije,
da Sc uplate ubiraju gdje BIZ
10 i bez sjednice, a sto Sc pro-
tivi zakonskim odredbama i
ugrozava, ako bi takov nacin
poslovanja uveli da bismo
morali placati, ma teret Clan
stVa - pOrez.
Toliko "a bolje upoznava-
ME poslovanja po sistemu 3D.
sjeka, a cesa Sc moramo dr.
zati.
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Poor SWIM UPRAYITELJIMA GNIJEzDA

Dajemo do znanja svima koj prredujete bozcne
bave christmas Parties canove pomladka "a madame
da ogromna vecna to cni, da cemo ma divno
djene knzce najepsih bozicnh pjesama to engleskom
hrvatskom jezku.
Dostavak knjzca je obecan pod konac novembra
mjeseca pax odah javite koliko sh treba Kad
sgnu mi cemo ispunt vasu narudzbu. Knjzice &c bit
zoran darak djec povrh onog sto gnezdo namera
darovati.
I ako opskrbii dostatnom kolicinom molimo
vas da vasu trazbnu ograncite procenu prisustva
naravski, koj mogu citati.
Michael Grasha Upravitelj
Odjeljenja Pornladka H. B. e.
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Najprometnije mjesto ma
Svijetu

Najprometnijim' mje 8 o m
ma svijetu smatra Sc most
George Washington u New
Yorku, kojim u osam ozna-
cenih pruga neprekidno pro-
tjecu rijeke automobile. u
natoc tome, promet je tolik,
da ce Sc sada graditi jos diva
kata na mostu, jer su zakrce-
MIA takva, da Sc AUTOMOBILE
micu puzevim korakom.
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zNACAJ| VAzN0ST 0SIGURACUE
K0D HRVATSkE BRATSKE zAJEDN|CE
JEDNOM CLAN DO SMRTI CLAN
BRATSKE ORGANNIZACIJE POSLUJU
MA ODSJECNOM S1STEMU
Pise: Philip Vukclich

Hrv Braska Zajednca, kao ovakovc vrsti bratske
organizace posuju odsjccnom ssemu znaG da sva-
XII clan da prpada nekom odseku nicgovo naseo-
bin, gdjc mu je najbzc najpogodnjc da moze stalno
posccivat odse6ne sednce. Odsjek vod brigu svakom
Glanu posjedue njcgov rekord canovanu Pc "a
konu po nasim pravima posovanje clana mora Sc
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Pazite programe Duquesne University Tambu-
ritzans, kom mjestu gdje iii obdrzavaju Vrijedno je
poucno pratiti njihove programe, jer vro zaniml
vi. Uz Hjepe pjesme, svrku pies oni prkazuju tako
der krasne narodne nosnje, sto svakako dae ljepu
sl<u ujedno drazestan pogled, cesa America
mnogo pax tako Sc vdi nesto, sto svaki dan
ze vidjeh.