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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
Phoenix Secretary In
New Partnership Role

PHOENIX, Ariz. - T h
undersigned secretary wishes
to inform all members Of CFU
Lodge 978 that she has a
change of name and address,
as she was married on May
18. All mail and notices
should be mailed to: Marion
Colson, 3410 South Central
Avenue, Phoenix, phone BR.
6-2345.
At this time | would also
like to thank all who attended
our Mothers Day Dance, and
especially those who contri-
buted SO generously of their
work, time and money. Our
dance was a success consider
ing the small membership
that prevails.
l am deeply grateful to
all and happy to know it
can be done and will be in
the future if the Unity and
Cooperation among us con-
tinues. l see no reason why
it shouldn't.
My personal thanks to the
following for their wonderful
pastries and assistance: Sis
ters Turkovich, T e i 8 m a n,
Tomlin, Bucar, Zdelar, Kodak,
Raspolich, Ovcharich a n d
Mrs. Delis; also to bro. Tom
lin, who so zealously tended to
refreshments, and bro. Arba-
mas, who stayed with the sale
of food and refreshment tic
kets. God bless one and all of
you.
Our meeting place is
Strengthened out and sessions
will be held as usual every
third Sunday of the month in
the First Federal Bank, 42O1
So. Central Avenue.
Marion Bucar COlson, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
Youngstown Ladies In
Picnic AT Croat Home

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio -
The Croatian Home Ladies
Auxiliary of 1912 West Fed
eral St. will sponsor an indoor
picnic instead of their regu-
lar meeting on Wednesday,
June 26, at the Croatian
Home.
The ladies of the club are
invited to attend and are
asked to bring something to
contribute to the menu.
| Barbara A. Mikovich, Sec'y,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

Junior Order Director Mi
chael Grasha was the Cap
tain of this Zone; Josip Sunic,
Montreal Lodge 900, it's top
producer with $4,000 in new
and increased adult insurance
protection.
Zone F. an internation-
al grouping comprised Of
the United States Territory
of Alaska and the Canadian
Province of Manitoba -
was the second to turn the
trick. Its Quota, S., 900, its
production to date, $4,000.
Or $1,000 more than asked
for.
Captaining this Zone was
S po rts-Educational Director
Frank Braidic.
Louis, Vukmir, Anchorage,
Alaska, Lodge 991 Secretary,
turned in $4,000 to put
Zone F over the top, or twice
the ante arrived at by the
Home Office.
Well done. Very we'll done.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

;. Georgianne Spolarich d.
University Tamburitzans of
Pittsburgh.
She will major in Education
when she starts the school
term in the Fall.
Awarded $4,000 Bond
Miss Spolarich was award
ed the Duquesne scholarship
during Commencement eyer
cises at Mt. Gallitzin High
School.
She was also awarded a
$50 United States Savings
Bond as further recogni-
ton of her outstanding
scholastic efforts while a
student at Mt. Gallitzen.
Georgianne is an active
member of the Holy Trinity
Church Junior Tamburitzans
and Prefect of the Young La.
dies Sodality of the Holy Tri'
nifty RC Croatian Church.
At Mt. Gallitzen, she was
member of the National Hon
or Society and Student Coun'
lcil.
An All-CFU Family
The Croatian Fraterna
Union is very much in tht
"Spolarich picture"
Georgianne, her parents
grandparents, aunts and un
cles are all affiliated with th'
Society to rate them a spo
with the top All-CFU Fami
lies.
Her father, George, is
the Secretary of Lodge 153,
while her mother, jose
phine, is the Manager of
Junior Order Nest $50.
To Georgianne go the yer.
best wishes of her fellow "St
George" Lodge 153 member
for the best of luck, success
and happiness as a membe'
of the famed Duquesne Uni
versity Tamburitzans.
Editorial Stat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

Now for the connection be-
tween bros. Mayich and Ser
vov. Here it is.
When the CrOatian Fra
ternal Unions &C In a d a
HO!" Campaign Committee
set up it's recruiting plans
for 1857, it decided to carve
18 Zones out of the United
States and Canada for new
and increased insurance
purposes.
Nova Scotia was promptly
tagged Zone d, assigned an
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
State Approves
New Detroit Home
July 13 Outing
To Boost Funds

DETROIT, Mich. - T h e
State Of Michigan has given
us its approval to start build
ing our new Croatian Home.
We know that you are as
happy as we are about this,
since it means that the great
est obstacle has now been
moved out of our way and
only MONEY stands between
us and the actual building.
For this reason, CFU
Lodge 351 has decided to
hold a Moonlight Picnic to
raise funds for the Build
ing Fund. This picnic which
we are calling Building
Fund Moonlight" will be
held OH Saturday, July 13,
beginning at 500 PM, at
Transylvania Park, 1OA
Mile Road and Dequindre.
Since the whole purpose of
the picnic is to make as much
money as possible for the
Building Fund, we are donat-
ing our time, services and
various products for sale at
the picnic. Music for the out
ing will be provided, free of
charge, by the Balkan Cava-
Eliers. ba&
We are making this appeal
to you forsa a contribution to-
ward the picnic because we
feel that you, as friends of
Lodge Ssh and the National
Croatian Home Corporation,
also feel the need for a large,
beautiful Croatian H o m e,
which cam better serve the
needs of our community.
You are well aware of
the fact that Lodge 351's
Home has always been open
to all other CFU Lodges
and all our Croatian groups
for whatever occasion they
so desired and it will con-
tinue to be available to all
of our people.
However, we do need a lar.
ger hall and are confident
that with your help towards
contributing for the building
we will be able to achieve oul
goal.
All contributions should be
mailed to Mrs. Helen Stimac
Secretary of the Nationa
Croatian Home Corporation
1875 E. McNichols Rd., De
troit 3, Mich.
Helen A. Stimac, Sec'y
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
South Chicago's
Frat Day July 9TH
Supreme Seek To
Deliver Grafton

so. CHICAGO, III. = We
expect the month of July to
be warm and pleasant and the
out Of doors to be very invit-
ing.
After a week of work at
home, or at our places of en-
ployment, it is very pleasur-
able to relax on Sunday in
the sunshine and fresh air.
When you don't even
have to prepare lunch it
makes the day dOubly en-
joyable.
If you are entertained be-
sides, the day is close to be-
ing ideal.
Up And Coming Affair
AS you suspected, all this
sweet talk leads to the COM
mercial, as they say on TV.
Commercial or not, we feel
you will enjoy yourself if you
wisely heed the advice given
in what follows.
Come Sunday, July 18th,
the C.F.U. United Lodges
of South Chicago are cele-
brating their Second Fra
ternal Day" with a picnic
at D0san Grove, 96th and
| Commercial Ave-, in South
Chicago.
We expect to enjoy our
selves at this picnic and viii
enjoy very much seeing al
our friends there.
If possible, arrange your
schedule so that you car
spend a pleasant afternoon OF
evening with us munching de-
licious bar-b-cued lamb wash
ed down with the brew thai
made our neighbor city ia
nous.
There will be lots of people
there, in addition, that you'll
want to exchange small tall
with and maybe some seriou:
talk too.
Genial Gentleman, He
Our honored guest for th'
day will be brother JOSEPH
Bella, Supreme Secretary o.
the C.F.U.
He will give a brief RESUME
of what's new at Headquar
ters and dissertations on othe,
interesting aspects of the c
F. U.
No doubt some of you
will have specific questions
that you wish bro. Bella to
answer in personal conver-
sations. Being the genial
gentleman he is, he will be
happy to oblige, we're sure.
Music for your dancing an
listening pleasure will be fur
nished by our very popula
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
Scholarship For
Ambridge Tamette
Pretty Student
Also Wins Bond

AMBRIDGE, Pa. = Th e
members of Croatian Frater-
nal Union Lodge 153 may we'll
take deep pride in a pretty
young lady in their midst,
Georgianne Spolarich.
The daughter of George
and Josephine Spolarich,
Georgianne was recently a
warded a four-year schol-
arship with the internation-
ally renowned Duquesne
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
Delegates 0kay
Boards Proposal

Continued from Page y
lowed one-Week's vacation for
uninterrupted service of over
six months, but less than one
year preceding May LIST,
when the vacation period
commences; for uninterrup-
ted service of over one year,
but less than five years on
May list, the employees, Off
GERS and officials are entitled
to two weeks paid vacation;
for uninterrupted service Of
five years or over by May LIST,
the employees, officers and Of
ficials are entitled to three
weeks paid vacation in accor-
dance with the adopted a
mendment to Section 112. Va
cations must be taken be-
tween May 1st and October
31st.
Delegates Thanked
The Administration thanks
the delegates who, by their
vote, made possible a satis-
factory settlement Of this
very important question af-
fecting the regular perfor-
nance of the business of the
Supreme Office.
On the other hand, the Ad-
ministration, clerks and other
employees are grateful to the
delegates for giving them pri-
vileges equal to those enjoyed
by workers and employees in
other similar organizations
and offices in the Pittsburgh
area.
Not long ago, when I was
talking with our members on
the subject of the referendum,
one of our young members
asked me: ITO what union do
the officers and officials be-
long," In other words, he
was curious whether we were
organized in some special
workers union.
With pride, l replied:
"The officers and officials,
as well as you and the rest
of our members, belong to
the greatest union of its
kind in the world - the
Croatian Fraternal Union
of America!"
So, let US proceed together,
with firm step forward in the
campaign for strengthening
the ranks of the Croatian
lFraternal Union with new
members.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
Lodge 700 Secretary krizan Mayich
Turns In $500 In New Business To
Put Province Of Nova Scotia On Map

Captains Grasha Braidic And ServOv
Pilot Their Campaign Zones To Victory
AS Recruiting Derby Nears July 81 Wire
BY Stephen F. Br4ich, Chairman, Campaign COMMITTEES
PITTSBURGH - Thanks to behind the
in Canada Far North Country Croatan Fraernal Union
General Counsel Edward B. Servov is all smiles today.
That gentleman to the north would be Sydney, Nova
Scotia Lodge 700 Secretary and 9th Convention Delegate
Krizan Mayich, to be reckoned with during any
Membership Campaign under the aegs of the Society
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

ClalFe ZNOndE
27, 1940, she is the daughter
of Sam and Louise Zvonar,
widely known CFU members,
who are affiliated with North
Side Lodge 81.
Claire was recently a
warded a four-year scholar
ship to Duquesne Universe
ty by the internationally
famous Duquesne Universe
ty Tamburitzans.
Those who know of Claire's
schooling, and many other ac-
tivities, swill not be too sur
prised atp hear of her recent
rewarA 80 /
She graduated from the
Academy with high honor
and had an all "a" average in
all subjects throughout her
high school years. The Sisters
of the Academy had highly
recommended her for a scho-
lorship.
Exceptional Student
She was held in high regard
for her enthusiastic participa-
ton in extra-curricular acti-
vities, the more important of
which were:
Reporter on school news
beginning with freshman
paper - the "Paraclete" -
year; Editor of the school
paper in senior year; Sen
ior Glass President; Red
Cross Work; Member of
Science Honor Society;
Graduated with Degree of
Excellence in Foren ic
League (eXtemporaneous
speech, debate and pre-
pared address,.
Occasionally she was piano
accompanist at school plays
recitals, etc. Her Senior inves.
tigative theme on Yugoslav
Folklore is currently being
published in the CFU Junior
Magazine serially.
Major In Education
Last, but not least, Claire
has been a member of the
Pittsburgh Junior Tamburit'
zans since their organization
4 years ago and is a member
of CFU Nest 500 since birth.
While attending d u
quesne, she will major in
Education.
Claire's parents, relatives
and many friends wish hel
every uccess during her years
at Duquesne and in the fu
ture.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
Canadian Campaign Zone D Goes Over The Top
Claire zvonar
Cited By Tammies
Scholarship For
Straight A Grad

PITTSBURGH - One of
the Youngest members of the
graduating class at Holy
Ghost Academy High School,
on June 2, 1857, was lovely
Claire Zvonar. Born February
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19
Cleveland KoIo Club
Plans Indoor Frolic

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The
Kolo Aces will celebrate the
opening days of summer with
an indoor Picnic and Dance
on Sunday, June %, in the
Croatian Home at 6314 St.
Clair Avenue.
This event will start at
noon with lamb and pork on
the menu. Music for your
dancing and listening plea
sure will be provided by
Frank Muza and his Tambur-
iitza Orchestra.
Our friends are cordially in
vited to attend.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-19

Croatian Sons Orchestra, who
always aim to please and
never miss.
That's it! Well see you on
July 9TH.
Stanley r. Juracich
u. L. Publicity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02
Sales Manager

Have you hit q dead end in your
earning or advancement opportunity
Permanent opportunity for district
or divisional sales managers with
lO5-yr. -old company operating ma
tionally: age, 90 to AZ: married,
ambitious. aggressive and interested
in. developing q direct to consumer
sales organtzation; car necessary;
not q desk Job. Excellent 3 to
months local training program as
sures good immediate earnings. Our
district managers average annual s.
ngure earnings. Our division man.
ayers average considerably higher;
dignified honest selling methods. II
you want permanent security IN q
business unaffected economically
with practically unlimited opportu-
elsf; bIssi su. ? a.ss7s. MR. HERE
SALESMAN. national company: re-
tirement dement's. pront sharing.
Call on local business ofices selling
products every business Uses; Pro-
counts. For information. send your
name, address, and telephone num-
Der 70; 20; BOX 2572, Washing
ton IL. D. G.
SALESMAN-Iieating and air eondi.
ferred but not required Il good
salesman prefer resident Of LAUREL
College Park-silver Spring area.
ALL CLIMATE ENGINEERING,
INC. 407 Main st., Laurel, Nd.
TO. $4,000, WA. 7-05O0,
SALESMAN - Become Z personnel
placement mgr. II you enjoy wkg.
with people. you can be q salesman
from your own desk. Free home ofc,
train. with the largest personnel
system n the Nation; ased Q q; e
sos 18th st. NV, ST. 3-6Sss
SALESMAN, experienced, with car
for local arm est. 20 Yrs, located
wheaton. Nd. Permanent position;
6-day week. salary commission and
expenses. approx. $500 monthly
For appt.. call 10. 10000. -
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RESEARCH
ASSISTANT

Young man, age % to IS,
for interesting work with
national business organiza-
ton. Must have market re-
search background prefer
ably in retailing and for
wholesaling. Position re-
quires good writing ability
as well as ability to analyze
business conditions and FORE
cast trends. knowledge of
congressional operations is
helpful but not necessary.
This is a challenging. posi-
ton covering a variety Of
subjects within entire field
Of distribution. working
conditions excellent. Salary
commensurate with ability.
Please submit resume by
mail to Personnel Office,
Chamber of Commerce of
the U. S., 1915 H st. NV,
Washington 6, D, c.
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';A I. =. tHll time and par. time,
Apply to Mrs. Dofiert' interviews y
9 am. to 5 pm. HEcHINdER Co,
62b N. WAshington st., Rockville.
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PURCHASING
ASSISTANT

Neat appearing young man. IS
80. for permanent placement in an
active and expanding industrial
purchasing once. Prior experience
or study in merchandising field in
GLIDING unit control. budgeting and
perpetual-inventory operations pre-
ferred. Some business schooling
most helpful. Typing necessary. Ap-
plicant should be married and
have military OBLIGATION fulfilled
Apply RIM. 602.s $50 am. to $50
pm. weekdays; o an. to noon,
Saturday. No phone calls.
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The Evening Star
1101 PA. AVE. NV. .
SAI,ESMEN

SALES ENGINEER, chemical bkgfd.,
for national instrument mfg, un-
der 80; start, $1,000. ABBEY PER.
SONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
SECRETARY, $4,000. Ideal position
with oppor. leading 10 responsible
administrative and management
future. washington once Of large
natl co. Career-minded man with
some exper. Age 21-2e: 5 day.
INC. Suite 1901. 1436 q NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white; age 25-40: fabrication exp.
and good salesman: local refer
ences: sal. open plus comm. and
vacation. BARRoN9 SUNoCo
SERVICE STATION. wis. ave. and
River road NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
must be exper. in fabrication work.
CoNNORS & FOSTER, 2244 Pa.
SERVICE STAfION ATTENDANTs
t2). white, for neiehborhood Gulf
service. south Of Alexandria: sal-
arg according to ability: age, under
%. Call 30. b-bO60 Tor inter-
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JAEIT0R for new mod. ono. bldg.
eil. epg; apt. on premises; no chill
dren. Call Mon. to 9 pm,
CHESTER KELLER. 10. 5-7100.
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statesmen 81
$40 PER MONTH
GUARANTEED
TO START FOR
QUALIFIED MEN

TO QUALIFY: YOU MUST
BE BETWEEN IS AND so,
BoNDABLE, NEAT, WILL
ING TO WORK AND
LEARN; HAVE CAR AND
BE DESTROYS OF MAKING
SALES YOUR CAREE r.
COMPLETE TRAINING AS
SURED. CHANCE TO ADJ
VANCE TO $1,000 PER
MONTH WITHIN 100 DAYS.
CALL RE. 7-4408 FOR APP
POINTMENT FOR INTER-
VIEW.
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PHARMACISTS

REGISTERED IN Nd: excellent salary.
44-hour week. 0 holidays q year
with pay. large prescription BUSH
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cellent chance for advancement: va
cation with pay after ] year; sick
disqualification available after 3
months employment: retirement
plan available for those over 30
with years service. Write or apply
P II Psr'G pR e M sfoREsA ldEsSs' Peg asS
lin a. NV. wSsSinston's D. &C c,
SIS. ~ s.orsi. 10. s:i2si. EXT sSS'
PHOTOGRAPHIC RETOUCHER, OK.
perlenced only. Box 321-Q, Star
PLAsTERERs-Top exper. mechs
only for commercial work. Apply on
Job site. Mclean High School, West
Moreland at. In Mclean. Falls
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PLUMBERS

Jobbing and Temodeling men; expS-
tienced: good pay and insurance
Dement'S. Apply 4147 Wilson blvd,
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; E STAT [, ssgAlLEsMn

Excellent opportunity to supplement
your income; progressive, weii-known
real estate arm. EHRLfCH REALTY,
ST. 3-0006, Monday.
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sALESMEN-We have openings for
q man that knows how to handle
leads and close sales. Average sale
Is approximately $50 comm. Should
close 10 deals per VIZ. Only men
with proven background need APP
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BALEBMEN SEWING MACHINE
$4,000 q Yearl

ch SsS , Ssal ter al IA 4. statesmen:
you'd want. Salary. comm. bonus.
Floor time, no car necessary Call
for sppt. now: Mr.. ROSE. 10. s.
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JANTTOR
JANITOR

,,i spy S sssden type e. apt . DEVELOP
Rm. 3le. 1424 x st. NV. CAFRITz
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Police Pvts., $4lO0-$ 4980
MONT. COUNTY. MD.

H. S. grad. or equiv. GER
tificate. Must be between 81
80, ST.. excel. phys. cond.,
ret. plan, annual and sick
leave; uniforms and equip.
supplied and maintained.
Apply Personnel Office, Co.
Office Bldg, Rockville, Md.
Ior call Poplar 2-2i2i, ext.
3l3.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07
S r N TIN Ell e s9STeoHE MI,'
Thursday, November 7, i957-AS

State Superintendent of Schools,
which position also carried with
it the job of principal Of the State
Normal School, then in Balti-
more. E. B. Prettyman was the
present school attorneys great
grandfather.
E. BIS son, Charles w. Pretty
man stayed out of education, but
he too was an attorney and also
attended Randolph-Macon and
Maryland University. He prac-
ticed in Rockville in partnership
with Hettersly w. Talbot.
Part of Charles Prettyman's
practice was picked up from the
remainder of clients left to an
other attorney, Frederick Brad
ley. Bradley was the court-ap-
pointed attorney for Mrs. Mary
Surratt, who was hanged for her
part in the Wilkes Booth con-
spiracy that led to the assasina-
ton OF President Lincoln.
During the trial in Washington.
Bradley said something that so
outraged the legal minds of that
day, that he was disbarred from
practice in the city, whereupon
he came to Rockville. Reciprocity.
as it is known today, was not ex-
tended between legal jurisdic-
tons then.
Still another Prettyman, named
after F.. Barrett Prettyman fol-
lowed the family course of educa-
ton and law. He is today a Judge
on the U. S. Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-07

by the county with state approx
al.
Like his father, Charles Pretty.
man attended Randolph-Macon
College, Ashland, Va, but he
graduated from Maryland Uni
versity Law School. His father
attended George Washington
University Law School.
When his father was school at
torney, Charles recounted, there
were relatively few cases that
went to court. One he could re-
member involved a suit by Negro
teachers asking for pay equal to
that earned by white teachers.
''As / recall it, young Pretty
man said, ''the attorney for the
teachers was a young man named
Thurgood Marshall Marshall
now is counsel-general for the
National Association for the AID
vancement of Colored People.
1--WE, or my father, that is, did
not oppose a higher pay for the
Negro teachers-rhe was defend
ing the law under which the
schools then operated. And there
simply was not enough money
in the budget of that year. How
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sci.
The two attorneys are William
F. Prettyman, "A, and Charles w.
Prettyman, AZ.
Charles, who lives at 104 West
Jefferson Street, Rockville, was
two years old when his father ac-
cepted the position as school at
torney in 1917. He took over the
job when his father retired in
1915.
Between them, the Prettymans
have seen the county's school
population grow from several
thousand to more than $1,000 stu
dents.
William Prettyman, who lives
at 10 Williams street, Rockville,
was a close friend of Edwin w.
Broome, the late Superintendent
of Schools for the county. He ac-
cepted the job as school attorney
when the school system was lit
the more than IAN embryo" In
those days, the position was APP
pointed by the Governor. Mr..
Prettyman became so respected
for his conduct in school board
affairs that he was reappointed
continuously by successive COVER
nors. The position now is filled