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Democrat Of Mississippi. an
Cotton, Republican of New
Hampshire. both of whom serves
on the commission, said there /
little prospect of any action b,
Congress in the remaining week
of the present session. AS a prac
tical matter, they said. too littl,
time is left. i
Good Report" Presidents View
White House Press Secretar,
James c. Hagerty said Mr.. Ell,
senhower felt the commission
had turned in "a good report.
He declined further comment
however, until the President hal
a chance to study it in more
detail.
The administrators contro.
versial loyalty-security program
for Federal employees was sci
up by Mr.. Eisenhower in 1876:
and has been the subject of a
number of Congressional inves-
legations.
Under commission proposal.
for revising this program, ID
loyalty cases would be separated
from those involving employees
regarded as security risks only
because of undesirable personal
habits: 20 a limited right to
confront accusers would be
granted. and 90 a new agency
would be created in an effort
to assure improved administra-
ton of the program.
Would End One Classification
The commission also proposed
elimination of the Confidential
classification for Government
documents. leaving only Secret
and TOP Secret" categories.
1t said dangers to national Sc
curity arise from oversecrecy
which it said "retards scientific
and chronological progress"
However, it also called for a
bill to make it unlawful for ANY
person" who obtained Secret
or Top Secret" information in
atomic or other fields ito COM
municate any part thereof to
anyone else not authorized to re-
ceive such information.
This would apply to newsmen
or other private citizens, even if
they had no intention to harm
national security. At present,
the law bars only Government
employees from disclosing such in
formation.
Representative Celler, Demo-
crat of New York. chairman Of
the House Judiciary Committee,
said that "at first blush" this
and some other proposals of the
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SEWERS

Continued From First Page
stream on private property in
the vicinity Of Southern avenue
and Barnaby road Sc.
Stormwater sewers in advance
Of local paving Jobs. $40 million.
OF small to moderate size. the
projects will be undertaken as
the highway program is fixed.
Stormwater relief in advance
of interstate highway paving.
$7.3 million. Highway funds will
finance facilities to drain these
areas. but Mr.. Aud must pro-
vide outlets for the facilities and
link them to the rest of the city
system.
Still to be started are:
Separation Of southwest storm
and sanitary sewer systems,
$475.000! This will free the
Washington channel Of sanitary
wastes.
Stormwater relief sewers in
advance Of primary. secondary
and urban highways. $50 million.
Diversion sewers to reduce poll
luton In Rock Greek by extend
ing sewers from Normanstone
drive to Connecticut avenue, In
tercepting the now from two
large west side areas. $4,000.
Divorcing sewer and plumbing
systems in areas draining to
Rock Greek and the upper Po-
tomac, such as Klingle Valley.
Luzon Valley. Foxhall Village and
Georgetown University vicinities.
$2.4 million.
The Upper Potomac intercept
tor relief sewer to help purify the
river above Key Bridge. $l.3 mil
lion.
Advance sections Of the sewer
system emptying into the Po-
tomac River between Rock Greek
and Memorial Bridge. Sc million.
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Hoffo Says Farley to Weigh
Beck's Status Is POSTPONED

is expected to pick a successor
to Beck.
1t is expected Beck will be
forced out Of Office at the next
board meeting, either via an out
right forced resignation or a
forced leave OF absence.
Hoffa, 44-year-old teamsters
vice president, is one of a number
OF reported candidates fol
Beck's job. Whether he becomes
a formal candidate depends
largely on whether he is con-
victed or acquitted in his present
trial. He also faces Federal wire.
tap charges in New York Fed.
eral Court.
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cal schools of the nation. Thi,
medical board. thus chosen
would then make the necessar,
examinations. presenting it.
findings to the committee O
seven.
Medical Boards Findings
Should the finding of tn,
medical board indicate that tn,
President is unable to perform
his duties, and that he is, in fact
truly incapacitated and not mere
ly stricken with a transitory ILL
ness, then the committee O.
seven would so inform the Con.
gress.
Congress then would have tn,
right to act. and by a two-third,
vote Of the full membership de.
clare the Vice President as Presi.
dent.
The Vice President, designated
as President. would thereupor
serve out the full term of hi:
predeseccor. Should the stricken
Presinent. thus relieved, ex.
perience during this term a com.
plete recovery. he would not be
entitled to reposSeSs the Office
Should the Congress be in ad.
JOurnment or recess when q
President is incapacitated, the
Vice President. the Speaker and
Chief Justice should call a meet.
ing of the committee of seven
This committee. after receiv-
ing the medical findings, would
have authority to call Congress
into special session for the pur-
pose of declaring the Vice Presi-
dent as President.
2. When a Vice President sue.
ceedS to the Presidency anc
leaves the Office of the Vice
President vacant. the last Elec.
toral College should be called
into session by the new Presi.
dent for the purpose of selecting
and declaring a new Vice Pres
ident.
would recommend that ir
every instance where a Vice
President succeeds to an un.
expired term of President, the
Electoral College be convened tc
choose a new Vice President.
BY this procedure I think vi
would be able to ensure the
proper continuance of the func.
tioning of the Presidency and
at the same time, protect ths
nations paramount interest.
through the full exercise OF tn,
checks and balances of our free
democratic institutions.
/ suggest procedure along thest
broad general lines could bt
enacted into law by statute. Il
necessary. these provisions coulc
be framed into a Constitutional
Amendment.
Reproduction OF this article
in whole or part is forbidden
Without i0ritten authorization. J
Released by North American Newspape
Alliance, Inc.
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Continued From First Page
not be in the nature of President
Eisenhower.
A White House observer at the
conference, who did not wish to
be quoted by name, said he
agrees that Mr.. Eisenhower is
unlikely to state any public
choice for the nomination.
Gov. McKeldin, who has been
suggested as a possible candidate
himself, proposed Gen. Alfred NJ
Gruenther as a possible nominee
Gen. Gruenther is my man, "
Gov. McKeldin said. He is the
smartest, best qualified man the
Republicans could pick" Gov
McKeldin. who said he is a
Methodist who attends the Epis-
Icopal Church. said the fact that
Gen. Gruenther is a Catholic
makes him more appealing as a
g. o. p. candidate.
The Governor said he doubts
that Vice President Nixon will
get any nod from Mr.. Eisenhower
when the nomination is at stake,
The governors seemed to agree
that the question of highways
was the topmoSt item on the
agenda of this conference.
Gov. Stanley. in opening the
meeting this morning, noted that
the new highway program will
have far-reaching effects in most
States. In Virginia for example,
he said. I'VE have found that the
standards fixed for the inter-
state system viii require the re-
location of 80 per cent of our
-
Gov. AIcKeldin. one of the dis
cussion leaders at the highway
round table. told the governors
that "the problems OF road con-
struction are far closer to the
stage Of solution than are those
Of highway use or abuse"
Gov. McKeldin said. Mary
land is proud Of its pioneering
progress in the building of mod
ern roads. But Maryland is
ashamed and aggrieved over the
stains Of blood that mar the new
macadam. In 1856. nearly $50
people met death in Maryland
highway accidents. At this date
in 1857, the date is running even
higher"
The Maryland Governor took
a slap at elements in the State
Legislature who oppose inspec-
ton Of vehicles. REPRESENTATION
OF operators. and high school
driver training courses.
Gov. Stratton, who will pre-
side at the session on education
later today. is an outspoken foe
of Federal aid to school con-
struction. He told reporters at
his news conference that Fed
eral aid goes hand in hand with
Federal control, and added that
Illinois would have to pay out
far more than 1t would get back.
The high point Of the con-
ference comes tonight when Mr..
Eisenhower addresses the Gov
ernors at the Williamsburg
motor house dining room. The
Chief Executive arrives late to-
day by Car from Langley Field
after a fight from Washington.
He will remain overnight and
will return to the capital early
tomorrow.
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commission appear to run afoul
of the Constitution. He said he
will insist on Thorough and pro-
trated hearings" If these pro-
posals reach his committee.
Representative Moss, Democrat
of California. chairman of the
House Subcommittee on Gov
eminent Information Policies,
congratulated the commission on
those recommendations which
he said were aimed as elimi-
mating unnecessary Government
secrecy"
But Mr.. Moss raped the COM
mission for issuing what he
termed Fan extreme blanket IN
dictment of the American press"
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Truman Offers Solution
If President Is Disabled
Continued From First pag,

Continued From First pag,
posed by Presidents Garfield anC
wilson.
After the first shock of seems
President Roosevelt. tried t.
dismiss from my mind the omi.
nous thoughts of a possible
breakdown. counting on his abil.
ityA to bounce back from the
strains and stress of office. After
Yalta. President Roosevelt con-
tinued to carry on with sustained
energy and alertness-until hi
was suddenly called by death.
From the day I succeeded tc
the Presidency. I have beer
thinking about the needs of ar
act Of legislation to provide ma
chinery to meet the emergency
Of a Presidents disability.
Shortly after taking Office.
considered setting up commits
sion to study the problem and
make recommendations. But in
the midst of war and during the
period of postwar construction
we were preoccupied with more
immediate and urgent matters
Truman's Recommendation
i therefore chose instead to
recommend to the Congress a
change by statute of succesSios
to the Presidency from the Cab
met to the Congress in the event
the Nation was without a Vice
President.
Up to that time the Secretary
Of State was next in order of
succession. I did not think that
Cabinet officer-who is not
elected by the people-should
succeed to the Presidency. which
is an elective Office. The Speaker
Of the House who is, in fact, the
top-ranking elected public off,
cial. after the President and Vice
President. is now. under the new
law. next in succession.
This. however, does not meet
the problem when d President
is unable to perform the duties
Of his Office.
Urges Committee Of I
I suggest. therefore, that the
following proposal may provide
Us with a workable solution:
/. When a President is stricken
with an illness. raising the ques-
ton of his ability to carry out
the duties Of his Office, there
should come into being a COM
mittee of seven composed of
representatives Of the three
brnnches Of the Government.
sThis committee should con-
sist Of the Vice President, the
Chief Justice of the United
States. the Speaker of the
House. and the majority and
minority leaders Of both the
House Of Representatives and
the Senate.
This committee would select
q board of leading medical au-
thVrities drawn from top medi-
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Quemoy SheIIed
Heavily by Reds

TAIPEI. Formosa, June "a (H).
Chinese Communist artillery
fired more than 1000 rounds at
the offshore islands Of Quemoy
and Little Quemoy today. the
Nationalist Defense Ministry an
nounced. 1t was the heaviest
bombardment yet.
The stepped-up gunf1re began
last week and was carried on
over the week end. The Nation
alists made no mention Of their
own shooting today. but on pre-
vious occasions they have re-
turned the Communist fire.
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that's the temperature in 7rhich
fury and lr00leNs thrice in
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23

najnovije vri je m e, otkida-
MEM francuskih kolonija Tu-
nisa Maroka kao Span
skog Maroka, dok sc u Ali
ru vec duze vodila borba.
PRIZE "sueske krize" u
svjetskoj situaciji izbila su
ova pitanja zemalja sjeverne
Afrike ma prvo mjesto, a "a
tim su samo donekle bila po-
tisnuta, uzbunom zbog udar-
ca, koji je dobila svemocna
kompanija Sueskog kanala,
sto je dovelo i do barbarskog
i divljackog napada ma Egi-
pat.
Dugotrajna francuska ko-
lonijalna uprava u ovim zem-
llama bila je prisiljena ma
popustanja. Elasticnom po-
litikom francuska Via d a je
sklopila sporazume 5 Marc
kom j Tunisom, a zatim je
bio prisiljen da to ucini i re.
zim Frank a "a spanjolski
Maroko. Ali Francuska je
"sustala" u mudroj politici
umijesala Sc u otmicu alzir-
skin vodja j u rat protiv
Egipta.
Sve je ovo, nesumnjivo, re-
zultat borbe naroda tih re.
MALTA protiv kolonijalnog 60
spodstva, koje traje tako
strasno dugo. Kolonizatori su
ocito nervozni, jer stalno gu.
be.
Prilikom podjele Afrike "a
padni svijet je prize "A 60
dine, recimo, Egipat "dao''
Englezima, a prize Is godina,
1881, Francuzi su dobili pro.
tektorat mad Tunisom. Po-
cello je naseljevanje "kolona''
il Francuske nastojanje da
Sc, buduci da Tunis granici
Libijom, stvori tu ma gra-
nici "ziva barijera". cd fran
cuskih doseljenika i da Sc u
mjetno "prekine" geografska
povezanost arapskog svijeta
Uz naseljevanje bile su pod.
uzete i druge mjere i razne
represalije, hapsenja i ubija-
MIA stotine tisuca ljudi. Ma
rod sc borio zilavo | ma kra-
ju izvojevao prvu pobjedu.
Ma .Tunis Sc nadovezuju Al
zir, gdje je slicna politika
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23
'Luka Kuljis kralj ribarske
proslave "a godinu 1856"

Biloxi, Miss. - Biloxi sla-
vi godisnji blagoslov ribar-
ske flote vec preko 300 60
dina. Ova slava sastoji sc il
bogato kicenih ribarskih bro
dova, stotina ma broju, da je
S NINA bila ispunjena obala
Meksikanskog z zaljeva bez
kraja. Ma stotine tisuca ma
roda domaceg i gostiju il
sve Amerike i Kanade para
dira kroz diva dana, kruni Sc
kralj, vrsi Sc krunidbena sla-
va u Hrvatskom Domu (Sla-
vonian Lodge) i cine mnoge
parade. Vrhunac svega cini
blagoslov flote pc domacem
katolickom sveceniku kao i
blagoslov svakog pojedinog
broda, koji prolazi u paradi.
Ovakove crkvene ceremonije
slijede jednako kroz posljed-
njih 300 godina, cd kada je
Biloxi poceo i ostao sredis-
tenn ribarske industrije ostri-
ga koski (shrimps) cijelo-
ga svijeta. Kroz posljednjih
stotina godina postaju dal-
matinski Hrvati sve to jaci
faktor u ovoj zamasnjo in
dustriji grada Biloxi, oni po-
sjeduju vecinu cd 900 ribar-
skin brodova kao vecinu cd
najvaznijih kanarija ribe. O.
nj predvode mnoge aktivno-
sti tako je "a godinu 1856.
bio krunjen "a kralja pro-
slave mas Bracanin, rodom il
Milne Luka Kuljis, a kralji-
com je bila Miss Catherine
Baricev, kcerka Mr.. i Mrs.
Anthony Baricev sa otoka
Malata. Luka Kuljis stigao
je IL staroga kraja kao mia
die, uzgojio je u Biloxi vri-
jednu obitelj, bavi Sc trgo-
whom i posjednikom je bro
da raznog drugog imanja.
Njegov sin doktor Jozo Ku-
lis postao je prvim lijecni-
kom hrvatskoga roda u dr.
zavi Mississippi nuzgredno
receno Jozo je. bio krunjen
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i kanarije riba, a bave Sc
ribolovom, njihov specialized
su ostirige koski (shrimps) i.
Vrlo su marljivi i gospo-
darni prema tome mnogo
postovani.
Cd ostalih Hrvata u ovoj
zemlji posve su odjeljeni, kao
da nismo jedan narod, a to
je Steta. Tako skoro nezna-
ju "a Hrvatsku Bratsku Ia
jednicu, jer oni live svojim
samostalnim zivotom.
Ia bolje upoznavanje ovog
naseg dobrog svijeta donosi-
mo napis Ivana Senice, da-
nasnjeg putnika Hrvatskog
Glasa, koji Sc S a d a nalazi
medju nasim recenim ribari-
ma. Clanak je izasao u rece-
nom listu, a glasi:
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1OS,O74

CTANJE CLANSTVA. Zakljuckom prosle
- godne postigosmo najvisi broj clanstva
IL Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zajednici, kako smo
naslov ovom clanku stavili brojkama, to
je Zajednica svrsetkom 1856 godine postig-
nula najvisi broj u clanstvu - 108,074. o.
vaj broj Sc odnosi ukupno ma odraslo clan
stvo ma mas Pomladak.
u odraslom clanstvu smo navrSili Il ,945
clanova, Pomladku 36129, to je najvisi
broj clanova Pomladka Cd kada sti postaje.
Clanstvo u Pomladku Sc brojcano jaca sva-
Ike godine, a tako sa zvotnom osgura-
cijom. To je jedna posve zdrava situacija,
jer Pomladak je vrelo nasega clanstva u
odraslim redovima.
Prosle godine Pomladku su bill veliki
gubitci, a najveci usljed prelaza mladih' cla-
nova odsjeke, pax drugi gubitci lied
smrti suspendiranja odlaska, bilo ,je gubi-
TAXA ukupno 2,495 clanova. Ali tekom te
godine u Pomladak je upisano skoro cetiri
tisuce novih canova, maine - 1906. Wise
je primto okruglo 1,500 6lanova.
Proslu 1856 godinu poceli smo sa II ,521
clanom odraslom odjeljenju. Kroz tn 60
dinu upisano je 2,722 clana ali smo izgubili
ukupno 2,298 clanova. Najveci je gubitak
rad starosti prirodne smrti. Sve smo te
gubitke nadomjestli jos imamo visak cd
424 clana, tako da smo ovu godinu poceli
sa ukupno 71,945 clanova Ujedno Po-
mladkom i odraslim clanstvom uznapredo-
vail smo minule godine sa 1924 clana, sto
je svakako dobar dobitak, kad Sc uzme u
obzir koliki je bio gubitak, koj smo nado-
mjestili jos brojem canstva zajednicu
pojacali.
Moguce owe broke nisu posve toGne Mo-
re biti mala razlika "a par clanova, ali u
glavnom je tako
Ovom uspjehu, mnogo je doprinjela ma
sa clanska kampanja prosle godine, dobar
plan s glavnom nagradom "a posjet staroj
domovini, Cine smo tako dobro uspjeli, pax
savjesne pozrtvovne vodje kampanje, po-
vrh svega nase dobro pozrtvovno canstvo.
Radi te kampanje bill smo zucno i kle-
vetnicki napadani. Najteze Sc tuklo po u
rednicima zajednicara po bratu Crash,
Upravitelju Pomladka, jer on je bio bra
tom BrlIichem vodja turista Jugoslaviji,
Sve smo rane preboljeli radi tako dobrog
uspjeha u zalaganju "a svoju Zajednicu.
Prosla godisnja kampanja ide histo-
riju zajednice, kao jedna cd najboljih i naj
znaGajnijh clanskih kampanja sto smo ih
imali zadnjih sest godina. Koliko su tom u
spjehu oba urednika doprinjela to svak mo-
re da zna. Bilo bi vrijeme da Sc i NINA pri-
INA rad ne da SUI toliko ponizeni, da ma
sjednici uprave nemaju pravo dati svoje mi
sljenje, prijedlog niti prijedlog poduprijeti
lakvo su pravo prize imali, sto i'm danas-
MIA uprava oduzela
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U NEK0LIk0 REDAKA

U Juznoj A m e ri c i raste
"mlijecno drvo'. Kada mu Sc
zareze kora, izlazi IL ME bije-
Ii sok, koji je ukusnog okusa
i hranjiv.
Gumiarabika, ljepilo, je W.
sta smole koje Sc dobiva Cd
jedne vrste bagrema, sto ra-
ste u Arabiji.
Kaucukovac je otkrio fran
cuski prirodoslovac La Con-
DAMN, koga je 1875. godine
poslala francuska vlada da
istrazi Braziliju.
Prema tvrdnji nekih ZOO
losa, deva dozivi starost cd
100 godina. Deva moze trcati
neprekidno Is sati.
u Pernambucu u Braziliji
raste neobicno drvo nazvano
"pernambuco". Kada sc to
drvo kuha, izlazi IL MEGA cr-
veni sok, IL koga Sc izlucuje
boja, susi i mrvi u prasak,
koji daje vrlo trazenu crvenu
boju.
Gazela moze pred svojim
protivnicima razviti brzinu cd
100 kilometara ma sat.
Ma Filipinima raste vrsta
konoplje, koja je prema ma
Sol pravi orijas. Ona doseg-
ne visinu do 4 metra, dok ma
Sa naraste ma IL metra.
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Mrzznjja

| JUDI zatrovani mrznjom osvetom ne
l. sreca su "a sebe "a ljudsko drustvo.
Destruktivni clement, koji nemaju smisla
da stvaraju izgradjuju vec da ruse unis-
tavaju sve sto mrze Takovih ina ma
sim redovima. Oni ruse IL mrznje pemen-
te napore rodoljuba. Takovi nisu nemogu
biti narodne vodje, jer SUI kocnica progresa.
Sreca je sto je mas narod uglavnom dobar
plemenit narod, pax koliko pojednc nj
su d-ustveno razvijeni, da grade i pomazu,
nisu ipak pokvareni da ometaju, vec ne
smetaju.
Sa izvjesnim nasm ljudima u iavnom
zivotu imai smo gorkih skustava, radi ruz-
nih laznih napadaja u javnosti i kleveta-
MIA - "a nista! Cudnovato, da takovi liu-
di IL mrznje jala i osvete spremni SUI da
neduzna covjeka javno oklevecu i uniste.
Gori su nego nasi narodni neprijatelji. U
tome je najveca nesreca tragedija hrvat-
skog naroda uopce.
Ovo je slobodna zemlja, koja uziva slo-
bodu stampe, ali ipak postoje strogi zakoni
da sc II javnosti nesmije ruzno neposteno
klevetati j blatiti covjeka Zakon stampi
to zabranjuje i klevetnici bi ma sudu po-
stradali.
Isto tako je strog zakon u America boj-
kotu. Bojkot je strogo zabranjen radi cesa
postoje stroge kane "a ostetu. U tome su
Sc grijesili zviesne hrvatske novine protiv
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice, pax Sc jos gro
ze da dodju ma sud kao optuzenici da bi
oni tuzitelje stavili ma optuznicku klupu, sto
je America nemoguce. Mi ne zelimo nj
kom zlo, pax nj neprijatelju, ali nasa casa
strpljvosti moze Sc prenapuniti.
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gdje je naseljeno oko 800 IT,
suca Evropejaca prema deset
milijuna Alziraca. Tamo je
stvoren moderni feudalizam.
Francuzi vlasnici veleposjeda
imali su glavnu rijec u upra-
vi, iako su beznacajna ma
NINA. Maroko je pod protek-
toratom Francuske cd 1912.
godine.
Sve owe zemlje, u kojima
zivi oko rs milijuna stanov-
nika, Arapi nazivaju "Arap-
skim Zapadom'. One SUI vrlo
bogate, iako jos neispitane
dokraja.
Svjetsko javno o misljenje
pozdravilo Je stvaranje ne
zavisnih zemalja, Tu nj S a
Maroka. Dok su u Alziru bic
smile gerilske borbe Tuniska
skupstina Sc sastala u dvor-
Gu, gdje je prize IS godina
raniji okupator = Turska -
predao ugovorom Francuskoj
Tunis i Tunizane. A mnoge
su drzave vec priznale Tunis
i Maroko kao move nezavisne
drzave.
Oslobodjenje arapsk o g
svijeta to jest zemalja Sred-
Meg Istoka i Afrike mucno
Sc radja, ali Sc moze reci da
razvoj dogadjaja posljednjih
godina tece mnogo brze ne
60 ranije. U swim zemljama
Srednjeg Istoka osjecaju Sc
gibanja, koja teze ka neza-
visnosti i rusenju kolonija-
lizma. Zato danasnji poku-
saji ration takodjer u konac-
nici ne mogu uspjeti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-23

CHA kod nase Zaednice nen certfika njen plan boes-
nicke potpore oseta mnoge druge vazne osgurace
Zaednce so odnos clanstvo Hrv Braske ednice
Mi cemo potanko obasn opcije stanovitih certfkata
endowment certificate djecu odrasle, sto &c b vaz-
novobirane odbornke, da upoznau sto bole sa
suzbenim poslovanjem izmedju odseka iii gnezda Hrv.
Bratske Zaednice
Veronu pozvlje odbornike ovih odsjeka, upravi-
elje gnjezda clanstvo broj odseka: 602 no. Verona
Pa; 615 SO6 Universal, Pa $685. Rural Ridge Pa $50,
New Kensington, Pa; $40, Curtisvlle, Pa.
U Greensburg pozivlje odbornike ovh odsjeka, u
pravtee gniezda clanove bro odsjeka 10 372 Export
Pa; 142 Hermnie, Pa 213 Blarsville, Pa. 274 Homer
City, Pa 279 Whitney, Pa. 345 Greensburg, Pa; 378,
Claridge, Pa; $780, Marguerite Pa; 432, Yukon, Pa
Odbor Kampanje