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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Lane Aims to Win
Flag by SO or Quit

ST. LOUIS. Feb. - Up
Frank Lane. general manager OF
the Cardinals. said last night
that if he doesn't produce a pen
nant winner by 1858. IN leave
the ball club"
Lane made the remark at a
spring training party here after
Gus Busch, club president. had
said. half in jest. that Lane
would be "out on his ear" il
the Cardinals don't win the PEN
nant by 1858.
Lane, speaking more seriously
replied: Mr.. Busch, if l don't
produce that winner by the end
of 1858. I'll believe that I have
failed and I'll leave the ball
club"
Busch. speaking in a kidding
manner, set the pace for the
program with:
Il expect the Cardinals to
scare the daylights out Of a
lot Of clubs this year. If we
don't win this year, l know We
will next year. If we don't
Frank Lane will be out on his
ear"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

lcreel limit Of 10 fish. Maryland!
fishing law digest already il
available.
The foregoing are general reg
ulations and there are exceptions
in all States. 1t pays to get thu
digest Of each State in which vol
anticipate fishing.
Some time ago we said wed
run across a new nylon mono
filament. which gave promise Of
Stimulating the action of dia.
mond-drawn silkworm gut. Al
least this was a new nylon de-
velopment to us. Known a,
Tynex 2SA, it is quite why. bu1
softens in water similarly tt
gut, and it turns a dry fly ovel
Just like the old gut leaders do
So far we have not seen any oil
| it for sale in coils or in made-ur
leaders. However, there vel
may be, and we do not know oil
lit. Do not mistake this Tynez
2SA with the soft Tynex which
is sold in sports stores. 1t il
entirely different in quality anc
action. The soft Tynex is nc
better than Platyl or other soft
monofllament material insofar
as leaders are concerned. Al
least this is our opinion.
\
| If you get TO New York between
Friday and February "a, by al
means take in the Nationa,
Sports and Vacation Show il
the Coliseum. 1t promises tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Bold Rulers Workout
Has HioIeoh Buzzinq

done just about everything that
Nashua did. And he's going to
run in all the big races for
3-year-olds.
Nashua was a different kind
of colt, different in conforma-
ton and different in tempera-
ment. / don't think he Nashua
ever did his best. He always
wanted to take it easy. He'd
come back from a race looking
like you just led him out Of the
barn to have his picture taken
This colt BOLD Ruler comes
back a little tired. He's a more
cheerful worker than Nashua. !"
About the workout, best ever
at Hialeah. Did Mr.. Fitz send
him out to go that fast?
I'D just as soon he didn't work
that fast" he said. Il told Ted
dy tAtkinson) to give him good
stiff mile. When I saw how fast
he was going I would have
stopped him If I could. But nc
harm was done, he came out OF
it fine.
Bold Ruler. who won seven OF
10 starts as a 2-year-old in 1856
and tied the track record for
seven furlongs in winning his
only 1857 start. the Bahamas. is
slated to run a mile and an
eighth Saturday in the $25, 000-
added Everglades. It's a prep
for the 500, 000-added Flamingo
to be run March 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Pirates and LONG
Disagree on Salary
By Ne Assoclated Press

First Baseman Dale Long has
hit snag in his salary negotia-
items with the Pirates, with the
club about $1,000 shy of his de-
mand for $4,000
Last year, when Long hit
homers in eight consecutive
games, the Pirates tore up his
contract and gave him a new
one with a boost of $4,000 to
$l6,500. General Manager Joe
Brown expects the current argu-
ment to be settled with little
difficulty. Long wound up with
q homers and a .264 average.
Meanwhile, the Yankee
signed Outfielder-Catcher Elston
Howard. who fell off to 1852 last
season. The Cubs added Pitcher
Jim Brosnan $50 and the Phils
signed First Baseman Ed
Bouchee (.273. Shortstop Bob
Micelotta and Pitcher Jim
Smith. Fhe Athletics signed
Southpaw Walt Craddock, bacl:
up from Shreveport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
WITH BILL LEETcH

We've been checking around
on new fishing laws for trout
and bass in neighboring States
and have come up with the fol-
lowing:
Virginia's trout season opens
this year at noon Saturday, April
Is, and extends until December
81 at an hour after sunset. On
intervening days, fishing hours
are from an hour before sunrise
to an hour after sunset. The
creel limit is eight daily, with no
size limit and all fish to be kept
as part of the creel limit. Bass
season east Of the Blue Ridge is
open year round except in trout
streams, where it comedies with
the trout season. West of the
Blue Ridge it is from June 20
to April 80. The daily creel limit
is eight. Here, too, all bass may
be kept regardless of size and
count as a part of the creel limit.
West Virginia trout season
opens at sunrise 1888 am on
Saturday, April q, and runs un-
til October 10. There will be a
daily limit of eight fish although
no more than five can be taken
from appointments. No size
limit here. Bass season opens at
sunrise (5:02 am Saturday,
June 8, extending through March
8, 1858. This year the 9-inch
size limit on bass is being re-
moved Statewide. There are
now "a counties in West Virginia
where bass season is open year
round. Write to the State Con-
Servation Commission, Charles
ton. w. Va. for particulars. The
present bass season under the
1856 laws closes at midnight,
March 9. 1857.
Pennsylvania trout season is
open from S am. Monday, April
Is. to midnight September 2. The
limit is eight fish daily with a
minimum size limit of 6 inches.
Bass. both large and smallmouth
have a season commencing jan
uary TO midnight March Ia and
from June Is to midnight March
IA Of the following year. There
IS no minimum size and the daily
creel limit is six fish. There are
exceptions to the above and one
should write the Pennsylvania
Fish Commission, Harrisburg,
Pa. for full information.
Maryland's trout season opens
April Is and extends through
September Is. Generally, fishing
hours for trout are from $50
am. to 8 pm. eastern standard
time. and the creel limit is five
fish Of combined species. Mary
lands bass season is from June
to November 80 with a minimum
size limit of 10 inches and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
.CeithumI Retires
AS Troiuns Aide

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Is (P.-
George Ceithaml, Southern Cali.
fornia backfleld coach. has an
nounced his retirement from
football.
Ceithaml. who Joined the Tro-
jan staff in 1853 after five-year
stint as backfield coach at Michi-
gan. said yesterday he is quitting
to seek an opportunity in an
other field"
A star quarterback at Michi-
gan, where he captained the
team in 1912. Ceithaml was
credited with installing the null
tiple offenSe used by the Trojans
under Jess Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. Is (R.-
Bold Rulers sensational l::35
mile workout had tongues wag-
ging at Hialeah Park. Even the
Oldest checkers blinked their eyes
and checked their watches.
Nobody paid attention to yes
terday's ordinary race card. The
papers hadn't hit the street with
the news, but everybody knew.
What do you think of Bold
Rulers kout?" buzzed
through the clubhouse and
grandstand. Fractional times
were: 0;2l3s. 0:331s. GAS. 0;57,
l:091s. 1922 and 1875.
An old man sat in the paddock
area. a straw hat helping the
palms shade him from the bright
sun. 1t was Mr.. Fitz. of course,
82-year-old Sunny Jim Fitz-
simmons who trains Bold Ruler,
Just as he trained Nashua be-
fore him.
Although his son. John. helps
the old gentleman train his
horses. don't let anybody tell you
that Mr.. Fitz isn't out there
every morning, shouting at the
riders. giving instructions and
taking charge.
Can Bold Ruler. a 3-year-old,
ever match Nashua, the all
time money winning champion?
only racing will tell" Mr..
Fitz said. "All I can say is that
he's on his way. So far he has
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be the best yet, stressing how
to" clinics manned by expert
oltdcorsmen and by fishing
tackle and sporting equipment
industry personnel. Among the
experts are Jerry Jensen, New
York's only casting instructor
licensed by the board Of educa-
ton for surf casting; AL Nc
Clane, Field & Streams fishing
editor, and Ellis Newman, cham
pion fly caster, who will cover
the fishing angle from every
direction. True's editor, Pete
Barrett, and gun authority
Lucian Cary will conduct a gun
ner's clinic. Ace bowmen George
Sceratti and Neil Nielsen will
show you the proper stance and
releasing procedure Of bow and
arrow shooting. Many others
will contribute to the education
of those interested in outdoor
participation sports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
LEE, GRANT WIN
AT CHARLES TOWN

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Feb. Is (P).--Lee and Grant
were winning jockeys on
yesterdays Lincoln's Birth
day card in the daily double
at Charles Town. II paid
Sll3.
apprentice Thomas Lee
rode Jungle Bunny IN the
first race and Apprentice
HarolG Grant rode Broom
Party in The second. Jungle
Bunny paid S36.40. $3.50
and $3.50. Broom Party paid
$4.2o. $500 and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Michigan Stote Aide

TEMPE. Ariz.. Feb. 10 (P.-
Gordie Ser. assistant football
coach at Arizona State College
at Tempe. has resigned to accept
a similar post at Michigan State
Serr is a graduate of Michigan
State.
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Hurtuck Rides
Four Winners

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. 10 tP).-
Willie Hartack, the 1886 rid
ing champion currently leading
the list at Hialeah. enjoyed his
most successful afternoon of
the winter yesterday by riding
four winners. a second and a
third in seven mounts. He now
has q winners for the meeting
Hartack won both ends of the
$40.l0 daily double, scoring
with Fast Brook CS4.40) in the
opener, and Three Grand $3.50
in the second. He also won the
sixth on Windsor King t$ll.30)
and the eighth with Old Roman
(Sl7.20)
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StonewuII Seeking

The Stonewall AC unlimited
basketball team is seeking a
game for tomorrow night. Stone
wall will supply the gymnasium.
Interested teams should contact
James Miles at Lincoln 3-327l.
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U. S. Hockey Team Wins

ZURICH. Switzerland, Feb. 10
up 1.-The touring United States
hockey team scored four goals
in the first l3 minutes OF play
while rolling up a l0-l victory
over a reinforced zurich team
last night before a crowd of
nearly 10000 fans.
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VICTORIOUS COACH
HAS FATAL ATTACK

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Feb. Is
(Rl.-Dwight Stuessy. 81,
athletic director and coach
at Manchester College, died
last night of a heart attack
as he was congratulating
his basketball players after
they beat st. Thomas, 81-67.
A former University of
Illinois quarterback. Stuessy
joined the Manchester fac
ulty in 1887. He is sur
vived by his wife and two
children.
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'Fisticuffs Spice
Lions Setback

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Feb. Il
fSpecian. - The Washington
Lions and Charlotte Clippers &c
at it again tonight in Eastern
Hockey League competition and
if last nights meeting between
the two is any example, a hot
time is in store,
/ An about fist fight spiceo
the proceedings last night as
the Clippers handed the Lions
their ninth straight setback, g.
The brawl resulted in seven pen
alties and John Brophy of Char
lotte and Ed Bartoli of Wash
ington, principals in the fracas
were banished.
Jim McNulty's production III
itself was enough to trounce the
hapleSS Lions as he rammed
home five goals. Bill Sinnett
added a pair and Bibber OHearn
and Ivan Houle each scored
once. Steve Kuzma and Bernie
Bernaquez scored for Washing
ton.
/ After a layoff tomorrow the
Lions meet the Ramblers in
Philadelphia Friday. The same
teams meet in Washington Sat-
urday night as the Lions play
their first home game in three
weeks.
/ PHILADELPHIA. Feb. sl3 up
The Philadelphia Ramblers
defeated the Clinton Comets, 81
/ in an Eastern Hockey League
game here last night.
/ Reggie Meserve and Ronni5
Johnson scored the Philadelphia
goals. Guy James converted for
Clinton on power play.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. Is
l(P1. - Glen McKenney scored
four goals last night as his
Johstown Jets handed the New
Haven Blades. defending cham
pions. their third straight East
fern Hockey League defeat, III
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Toronto Names Aide

TORONTO, Feb. l3 (P.-Joe
Thomas, IS. former line coach
of the Los Angeles Rams and
Baltimore Colts. has been named
line coach of the Toronto Argo-
nauts of the Canadian Big -Four
Football Union.
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HAMILTON. Feb. 10 lP).-
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats last
night announced the signing Of
two United States players to
tryout contracts for the 1857
Big Four football season. Tackle
p. w. Underwood of Mississippi
Southern and End Marion Gas
kin of Clemson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13
Five
Bows to Howard

Howard University's basket
ball team scored its second
straight victory and its 10th in
ID starts last night by taking
Montgomery Junior College. 30
IS, at MIC.
ODonnell Hooks was tops for
the Bisons with 20 points, while
Eddie Barton topped MIC with
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LARAMIE. Wye, Feb. l3 (H).
Mike Corgan, one time Notrc
Dame halfback and long a high
school mentor i'll Michigan. will
be bnckfield coach in the new
football regime ~ t!le University
Of Wyomint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-13

GREEN BAY, Wis, Feb. 8
R.---Thc Green Bay Packers
yesterday announced the sign
ing Of George BelotLi, 6-3. 240-
pound tackle from The University
OF Southern California who WIS
their eighth draft choiA
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Jim Burning Gives
Cubu Series Lead

HAVANA. Feb. - P).-Jim
Burning of the Detroit Tigers
pitched Cuba into the undis-
puted lead in the Caribbean
baseball championship series to-
night by defeating Panama. 81
Earlier. Venezuela defeated
Puerto Rico, 7-3.
Burning relieved Conrado
Marrero. formerly of the Wash
ington Senators, in the fourth
inning and yielded only one hit
the rest Of the way.
Cuba 200 900 0l0---3 3 4
Panama 900 100 OuU--i
Marrero. Burning "a and Smith
6heetz. Romberger 49, and Cobos.
Venezuela O2O 1870 0l0-7 y
Puerto Rico 00r 100 0n2--3 q
Ladera and Roseboro Mas, Rivera
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BOWIE

Continued From Page CT
minute substitution for ailing
Dave German. Jack J. Amiels
Mr.. Turf finished third, a length
and a half back of Kinda Smart.
! A disappointment in the fea-
ture race was War Age, Mrs.
Ben Cohen's colorbearer and the
l3-to-l0 favorite. who tired in
the final eighth mile and finished
seventh in the 5 z -furlong sprint.
Receiving congratulations with
other Bowie officials today was
Track Superintendent Marty
Meyer, who never takes off his
working clothes or his eye off
the weather reports.
At 8 am. yesterday the Bowie
track was frozen and the ther-
mometer stood at 20 degrees.
Marty gave the sun full credit
but his crew worked on the rae
ing strip constantly until shortly
before post time and in the fifth
race Granny Annie. a 3-year-old
fllly. ran 5 furlongs in 594s. a
second and a fifth off the track
record.
Padgett Tries Comeback
They even spelled his name
wrong and a lot of fans did not
believe it. but Don Padgett, a
riding sensation in Maryland in
1918. yesterday launched what
he hopes to be a successful
comeback.
Padgett had not ridden since
1855 but he got home with
Granny Annie in clever fashion.
Now 28, Padgett hit the depths
after soaring TO the heights. but
is serious about getting back to
the top.
Owner-trainer Lawrence w.
Jennings was just as happy about
Pad9ett's victory as he was about
his FLY Granny Armies triumph
for a return OF S23.70.
Jennings says that he has been
helping Don for the past few
months and the rider now lives
with the trainers family in Balti-
more.
Granny Annie will run in Sat-
.urday's $4,000 Miss Maryland
Stakes. She is a daughter of
Your Host and the swift mare
Winter Wheat.
Five FavOrites Win
Jennings explains that Granny
Annie is named for his 32-year-
old grandmother, Annie Mumaw.
who lives in Baltimore and has
never been to race track III
her life. Jennings hopes to have
her at Bowie Saturday TO see her
namesake perform i'll the stakes.
Except for Weeper'S Bow S up
set victory, Bowie failed TO live
up 10 its reputation as the home
Of the longshots yesterday with
five favoriteS winning. Public
choices that justified their back
ing were Rapid Jim in the first
race. Ben WaSser in the third,
Rondondo in the fourth. Laugh
in the sixth and Moon Jet in the
eighth
One stroke of bad luck. from
the management's viewpoint.
came early in the program when
Dover Coast. the favorite i'll the
second race, was ordere d
scratched after injuling himself
while on parade to the post. A
refund of $12,458 was made and
a consolation daily dolDle of
S. 40 was paid on the l0-ll
combination. The winning los
double returned $1,000 on Rapid
Jim's victory in the first race
and Rockwell Petes triumph
in the second.
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Tioer-Cuts Sign Pair

FWFTIU NITU WFTT IWT WVIIs7@-7sI v
Ladera and Roseboroi Mas, Riy,
(ht and MART
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Croatian Center, kao Srediste Hrvata u
Pittsburghu, postaje pravi Hrvatski Narod-
nj Park. Owe jeseni rusimo jedno brdo ovog
naSeg zemljista i navazamo uvale, Sto ce
nam dati veci prostor "a parkanje automo-
bila i "a podignuce jednog lijepog pozorista,
ma kojem &c Sc moci smjestiti par tisuca
naroda, te ce odgovarau nasim potrebama
"a vrijeme ljetne sezone. U programu ina
demo, da brijeg obavijemo zdom zasadi-
pi vidik. Kad to dogotovimo Croatian Center
ce imati JOS veci znacaj vaznost, vec sada
igra vidnu ulogu u nasem narodnom zivotu
Croatian Center sc nalazi ma lijepom po-
lozaju Opasan sa sumom, gdje je svjezi
sumski zrak, a postrani cd gradske buke,
gdje vlada mir osvjezavan sa milopojem pti-
ca. Ugodan polozaj "a ured, gdje sc moze
mirno raditi. Nalazi Sc u neposrednoj bli-
zini grada oko MEGA Sc dizu nova ma.
selja lijepim novim domovima "a stanov-
nike. Dakle predict buducnost
U sve te pittsburske aktivnosti ulazemo
vec skoro desetak godina mnogo rada pla-
niranja "a narodno dobro j da nismo nista
drugo postigli, ipak drzimo, da srno mnogo
polucili Posteni ljudi priznaju oval rodoljub-
nj drustveni rad zalaganje. I to je dosta
Kao sto smo uspjeli ma narodnoj njivi
u Pittsburghu okolici, tako sc opaza ma.
predak po swim vecm nasim naseobinama
Najveci kulturn uspjeh polucismo nason1
proslavljenom grupom Duquesne University
Tamburitzans s danasnjom njenom upra.
vom. Vodje owe kulturne narodne grupe ne
zale troska rada, vec osnivaju poucava-
ju omladinske tamburaske grupe U okolci
Pittsburgha, eemu dobro uspjevamo, gdje
Sc drze djeca omladina nasom tambu-
ricom, pjesmom i narodnom nosnjom ma
ma ma okupu sluze jaoanju narodne svijest
Nasi svijesni cestti clanovi clanice
ispravno pripisuju uspjeh ovih aktivnosti
glasilu Zajednice "Zajednicaru" sve u We
coj mjeri izrazuju priznanje njegovim ured-
nicima. Ovo naglasujemo u dobroj namjeri
"a bolje razumjevanje, jer urednici su ma u.
slugu da svakom pomognu u zajednicarskin
pripremama Oni mogu to cine, da cd ma.
lie stvari naprave veliku.
Poznamo mi nase ljude i zene zaposlen
Znamo poteskoce nasih tajnika odbornika
Teska i'm je ruka, a nekim vrlo teska ds
pisu clanke objave. Urednici i'm tom DO.
slu pomazu, samo traze tocne podatke Ste
Sc priprema, kad gdje i da to u vrijeme
dobiju.
Uvazte ovo, sestre brace! - Vasi ii.
rednici Zajednicara".
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Neyalia . .

LIRVATSkE novine u iseljenistvu zadniih
! godina muku muce da sc odrze mai
stariji hrvatski listovi prestase izlaziti Jos
iii imamo vrlo mali broj. Rice je listovi-
ma starih doseljenika. Sa stampom, dakle,
padamo. Mama je zao da je tako, ali kad
pogledamo, kako Sc neki nasi start novinari
zaboravljaju kakovo je cudo da iii narod
ostavlja? Jedna takova novina Kanadi "a
boravlja Sc ratuje protiv najplemenitije
najvece hrvatske organizacije svijetu -
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice Cemu to sluzi
Nixon "a dobro
Klevetanjem laznim optuzvanjem mrz-
njom nista Sc dobra ne postizava. U tom
listu izlaze napsi zlobne, lame jaime ma
ravi sto ne sluzi na cast novini nj uredniku,
a sto je ispod nivoa ljudskog dostojanstva
Nitko razuman Sc ne zeli upustati tako
gnjusnu polemiku, ali ipak sto je previse nj
maslom nevalja.
Mas narod kaze: "Zasviraj pa zadjeni
sviralu "a pojas!" I pravo kaze Napadati
klevetati covjeka samo il jala mrznje 60
re je nego sto cini drumski razbojnik koji
ukeba svoju zrtvu orob On ga je orobio
"a novac, ali nije mu okaljao njegov karak-
ter, cast i postenje.
Ljude upravi Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice moze Sc kritizirati ali kritika treba da
je konstruktivna da Sc temelji ma dokazi-
ma einjenicama. Optuzivati covjeka bez do
kaza, znaci pokvarenost klevetanie
Ljudi trebaju ipak da su ljudi da ima-
du obzira jedan prema drugome, narcotic
svoji ljudi istog roda iste krvi
HoSa viz
zelimo da smo kao narod stranom svijetu
postovani. svak treba znati da kao Hrvati
inamo u America krvne neprijatelje koji
nam glavi rade, pa cemu da sami svoju
krv pijemo?! .. E.
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now PLAN 0STETA

Hrv. Bratska Zajednica +
made Novi Plan i "a Ostete
po kojem Sc plaza osteta "a
sve operacije, dok po Starom
Planu sc plaza samo "a neke
operacije po pravilima pred
vidjeno. Ia neke operacije 80
po Novom Planu plaza wise
nego po starom. Ostete 80
pla6aju / "A osakatenja po
Novom Planu wise.
Svaki mas clan mole preH
50 Starog na Novi Plan bez
njetnicke pregledbe bez OBJ
xira M starost. Dok novi Clan
ne mote stupiti ma ovu ostetu
sko je navrsio so godina T.
vota.
Starr clanovi, koji su osigu-
rani M Starr Plan osteta tre-
b da iskoriste ovu pogod-
most I da predju ma Novi
Plan.
u Novi Plan placaju 80
pristojbe nesto wise, ali to 50
a nuxdi dobro isplati.
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Smatramo. duznoscu o b a.

Smatramo, duznoscu o b a.
vjestiti vas, da je cd drzave
Michigan isposlovana dozvo-
la, ma osnovu koje mozemo
prodavati bondove nasem
clanstvu uz tri posto interesa
ma d e 8 t godina. Kolicina
prodaje ovih bondova je o.
granicena po odboru ma ce-
trdeset posto ukupnog kosta-
MIA gradnje novog donna. Zna-
ci, sesdeset posto ina uloziti
Korporacija svoga vlastitog
kapitala.
Brace j sestre, leila je ne
samo Gradjevnog odbora, ne
60 odbora Korporacije i ma
, sega odsjeka, da Sc najveci
dio troska isplati putem do
brovoljnih darova, a da sc
sto mamie proda dozvoljenih
bondova. Ugledajmo Sc u pri-
mjer brace Srba. Oni SUI sa-
gradili svoj veliki moderni
dom ma Van Dyke Outer
Drive - sve iskljucivo u O.
bliku d arova. Njihov dom
kosta preko cetvrt milijuna
dolara; mas ce kostati oko po-
lovicu te svote iii nesto wise.
Ovo je zaista lijep i pohva-
Ian kao j narodno-koristan
PRIMER, koji mozemo i mi
slijediti ma nasu vlastitu "a
jednicku k o r ! s t i ljepsu |
srecniju narodnu buducnost.
Ia GRADIENT. odbor:
Stjepan Lipak, predsj.;
M. Domitrovic, tajnik.
Ia Korporaciju donna:
Andrew Matujec, predsj.;
Helen Stimac, tajnica.
Ia odsjek 351 H.B.Z.:
julius Majetfc, predsj.;
Michael MatkoVich, tai.