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BirOkratiZam

DIROKRATIZAM sektastvo stvara nego-
y dovanje, losu volju razoearanje ma
rodu. To je zlo svoje vrsti, koje koci ma
predak u ljudskoj zajednici Dapace to zlo
sc teSko osjeca svakom sstemu drzavnih
zajednica u kaptalistckom komunistickom
drustvu, tako ga gledamo ma obje strane
gvozdene zavjese redovima vlastodrzaca.
To pokazuje da su ipak ljudi ljudi bez OBJ
zira koje su ideologije Tastina slava po-
jedinaca mnogima potamnjuje UNI, da zabo-
rave ma duhovne vrijednote cak ma postenje.
Vjera, nazori ideologija ne mogu da
stvaraju covjeka smislu rijeci. Nije ga
mogla odgojiti nj najveca nauka o brat
stvu, nauka Isusa Krista, koji je naucavao
zivot svoj dao "a spasenje odgoj covjeka
da covjek covjeku bude brat, ne vuk -
Sve je, dakle, do samog covjeka, da bude
covjek covjecan iii pako pokvarenjak ma
stetu ljudskog drustva samoga sebe.
Svaki bi vladajuci sistem bio dobar kad
bi ljudi zaista bill ljudi, braca; ljudi dobro-
te, postenja ljubavi. Ali eto covjecanstvo
je daleko cd toga i tako je daleko cd svoga
spasenja. zlo covjeku dolazi cd samog Co.
vjeka, da je najveci neprijatelj njegov sam
covjek
Zadnje vrijeme amercka stampa je pu-
ma birokratizma vodj ia radnickih unija, koji
su Sc digli IL radnickih redova, pax ma ru-
zan nedostojan nacin zlorabljuju svoj po-
lozaj. o korupciji i birokratizmu izlaze ma
svjetlo RUNE zapravo nevjerojatne price
i dokazi, ma koji su sve nacin radnicke vo-
die zlorabljivali svoj polozaj svoje radni-
1yo 1zo;; dol;
Nekoc je bilo da su Sc radnici morali
boriti "a svoja prava, "a bolje uslove ma po-
slu i "a socijalnu pravdu protiv kapitalisti-
ckih mogula poslodavaca. Danas - naza-
lost - moraju da Sc bore sami protiv svo-
jih izrabl jvackih vodja. U sugasju toga
dolazi do drasticnih zakona protiv radnika
radnickih unija krivnjom vlastitih radni-
ckih vodja, kojima je novac zaslijepio vid.
U zbivanju danasnjice covjek nezna sto
&c dozivjeti do kakovih &c razocaranja doci.
Uz birokratizam dolazi sektastvo, gdje
par ljudi iii mali broj uzimlju vlast u svoje
ruke kao posebna sekta gramzljivaca IT,
rama sve izrabljuju u svoju licnu korist pro-
tiv vecine, da Sc nametnu narodnim sloje-
vima ma ledja da i'm sisu krv zivotnu ener-
giju. Takove sektase imademo pred ocima
radnickim organizacijama.
Bratske organizacije nisu postedjene cd
te priljepcive bolesti - birokratzma sekta-
stva - iako zaraza nije zahvatila maha ko.
liko u drugim organizacijama, ali Sc ipak
opaza. To je zalosna pojava ma koju treba
prstom uprati lijeciti je dok ne bude kasno
Kod bratskih organizacija kao i radni
ckih unija vodstvo je prozaslo iz radnickih
redova, naime, il naroda treba sluziti is
kreno posteno narodu. Tako mi mislimc
radmo. Narod die, gradi postavlja svo
je vodje ma najvise svoje polozaje i casti
Razboriti posteni ljudi to uvazuju postu
ju povjerenje naroda kao svetinju. Take
treba iii bi trebalo da bude
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clancima propovjedao 81 lju-
bav, slogu, jedinstvo i medju-
sobno pomaganje medju cla-
novima, a narcotic 81 isticao
i propovjedao postivanje i O.
danost novoj nasoj domovini
Americi.
Usprkos svih Tvojih clana-
ka, kojima bi svaki onaj, ko-
il nije zagrizljivac, morao bi
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Florida

FLORIDA je lijepa zemlja. Sa svoJim po-
! lozaiem izmedju Atlantskog Oceana
Meksickog zalijeva proteze Sc sa sjevera ma
Jug, kao dugi jerk. Nju oplakuje jedne
strane Atlantik a sa druge Meksicki zalijev
sa poznatom toplom Golf strujom koja stru-
ia poput ogromne morske rijeke juri u Ev-
ropu cak Rusiju, a zahvaliti je bas tom
cudu prirode, da Europa made usljed te
struje blagu klimu.
Florida obiluje tropskom bujnom vege-
tacijom, pax je sve to cini jednom posebnom
zemljom kao raj zemaljski. To je razlog da
ma tisuce tisuce turista dolazi u Floridu,
narcotic "a vrijeme zimskih mjeseci kad je
tamo lijepo sunce topic.
Nasa Zajednica je pred nekoliko godina
priredila turneju "a svoje graditelje Mi
ami Beach u Floridi Mi smo imali cast da
ju posjetimo nasim clanovima cesa Sc uvjek
sjecamo radi posebnog uzivanja divnoj pri-
rodi Floride.
U Miami postoji jedna omala hrvatska
naseobina. Vecinom je to svijet koji je DO
sac il okolice Chicago, Detroita drugih mje-
sta. Kad smo bill onamo naSi su nam prize
dill kraljevski banket NINA smo sc brzo
upoznali kao prava braca. Tada su imali
samo svoj Jugoslavenski Klub, pax SUI nam
priredili i piknik oko polovice mjeseca ja-
nuara, sto je "a mas bilo pravo cudo to
doba godine ma lijepom suncu krasnom
zeenilu drveca cvijeca. JOS tada nisu ina
Ii svoga odsjeka Hrvatske Bratske "a jednice.
Zadnjih godina organizirase u Miami i
svoj odsjek. Buduci SUI tn nastanjeni nasi
clanovi il vanjskih odsjeka, to je odsjek or
ganziran cd postojecih clanova. U tn svrhu
je uprava Zajednice zatrazila i dobila do
zvolu poslovanja toj drzavi.
U Floridi imade mali broj naseg svijeta.
TEX zadnjih godina poceli su tamo seliti ma
81 penzionirci nesto poslovnog svijeta. Ina
mo tamo i nekoliko uspjesnih farmera.
Dobar je to svijet, bio bi mnogo bo-
lie svima mama ma ponos da su Sc mogli
odrzati cd svadje, koja gdje Sc uvali sva-
gdje razdire narodni zivot. pocetku Sc
nasao jedan mas neclan, koji je jedino il
pakosti kod F. B. l. optuzivao nase ljude.
Time je nastalo negodovanje i govorancije.
Potom Sc tom losom zanatu jos neki podase
tako nikada sloge. To je "a pozaliti, pax
ovime zelimo da bracu dozovemo pameti
slozi u duhu bratske ljubavi covjecnosti.
Ia pozaliti je i zato, da mas tako malo ina
ijepoj zemlji Floridi, pax da mama ia
mosnje vlasti i strani narod znadu samo o
zlu glasu optuzivanja.
Mas narod u iseljenistvu kaze: "Nema-
mo Sc ovdje "a sto svadjati, jer nam nije
kupus u jednoj kaci!' I pravo kaze, kad u
svom individualnom zivotu svaki zivi O Sc
bi, pa cemu Sc svadjati? Cemu brat bratu
raditi O glavi? Komu Sc sreca ijala
neka uziva nitko pametan neka mu ne Ia
vida. Tko pax nije uspio, hvala Bogu, ne
ka nastoji da uspije.
Brace moja, nastojmo da gradimo 81
zivotu, kao americki fraternalsti promi-
elmo bratsku ljubav slogu prema svome
bratu i svakom covjeku narodu.
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26. lipnja 1857.

Ii dau prlznanJe "a "dobro
ucinjeno djelo" "a job we'll
done) jest usprkos svega to-
ga imade stanoviti broj ljudi,
neclanova Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice, koji su bas Tebe
stavili ma sito reseto, da TIE
prikazu u krivom svjetlu, da
ocrne Tvoje ime, da uniste
Tvoje postenje medju dobrim,
vrijednim i postenim clanovi-
ma Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice. u tom njihovom nasto-
janju naisli su ma pomoc jed
nog malog, jest vrlo malog,
broja clanstva, koji su sc da-
Ii zavesti i koji su nasjeli owl
ma bjeguncima IL starog kra-
ia.
Ma sve owe napadaje III i'm
uvijek lijepo odgovaras, pro-
povjedajuci kao obicno, Slo-
gu, Jedinstvo, Ljubav prema
bliznjemu i Odanost Ameri-
ci. To oni ne mogu razumjeti.
Stara je hrvatska poslovica:
"Kad Bog zeli nekoga kazniti,
onda mu najprije oduzme pa
met. A Cd ljudi, koji izgu-
bise pamet, ne mozes mnogo
ocekivati.
Owl bjegunci morali bi INA
tt, ako su nesto u skolama ma
ucili, ako nijesu klupe hla-
&c badava derali, da hrvatski
seljak radnik, - kroz 62 60
dine gradjenja, rada zrtvo-
vanja "a Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajednicu, ne moze sve to pre-
ko noci pogaziti popljuvati
i svijetlo lice Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice ocrniti, jer bi
time ocrnio sam sebe.
Owl bjegunci, njih 15-20
ma broju, tako zvanih "Troub-
lemakers" dok vecina njih su
dobri posteni radnici, ova
dvadesetorica morali bi znati,
ako SUI toliko naobrazeni, a
ne uobrazeni, da bi oni u o.
vol novoj njihovoj domovini,
koja i'm je otvorila dom sr-
ce, dala krov mad glavom i
jastuk pod glavom, oni bi
mnogo bolje ucinili "a same
sebe, "a Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajednicu i sve ostale Hrvate,
da Sc prikljuce k mama SUI
radjuju i nadogradjuju ono,
sto je hrvatski radnik i se1jak
tako lijepo uzdigao i sagradio,
podigao i ugledom uzdigao.
Svako dijete, koje jos nije
dosta stare da misli svojim
mozgom moze da raskopa je-
dnu - recimo - uru, ali tre-
ba pameti odrasloga covjeka,
iskusna u tom zvanju, da je
popravi natrag u kolotecinu
stavi.
Ma hiljade hiljade ljudi
gradili su piramide u Egiptu
ma godine godine, a danas
svaka budala moze da iii u
nisti u jednoj minuti. Ako o.
vim bjeguncima nije Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica po vo-
iii, kao sto i sve ono zasto o.
ma stoji i sto ona predstavlja,
neka sc sastanu owl "umovi
naroda hrvatskoga" pa da vi
dino sto &c oni uciniti ka-
kovo nedonosce &c nam oni
dati.
Tvoj uvodnik 'Malo odgo-
vora" U IS. broju cd 29. ko-
lovoza vrijedan je svake po-
hvale i to je, dragi moi brate,
svrha ovoga pisma. Ustraj II
borbi, jer 81 ma pravom putu.
99.449o clanstva Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice je S Tobom.
Bratski TIE pozdravlja
| Milan Skrfir
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DfagI bfate VukeHcu:
Cd cd kada 81 PRIMO duznost urednka Ia
ednicara 1943coj godini pa do danas, dakle zad
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Cd onda pa do danas pisao 81 ramon poslovanju
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KleVetnici

\ ASH kriticari, potpisom iii bez potpisa,
ruse goru vodu da mas poklope, ali i'm
neide Cd ruke. Neide zato, sto sc sluze pro-
stom lazi, izmisljotinama podvalama. To
su gacate babe klevetuse Kad bi imale me-
sto oni bi izasli dokazima cinjenicama, a
ovako pokazuju kakov su ljud
Odlucismo da Sc ma njihove klevete ne
osvrcemo, vec ovo kazemo da Sc znade da
sve te pogrde i rugobe sto oko sebe siplju
ne vrijede spomena Nasi su racuni redu
i savjest nam je cista mirna, pax Sc nema-
mo zasto uzrujavati, u pravdanje nevje-
rujemo.
Narod ih INA pax i'm nevjeruje, jer
in pozna, to je ono sto iii ljuti goni BIZ
jes. zao nam je da je ipak tako, da ljudi ne
mogu da budu ljudi, koji bi zapravo trebali
biti prosvjetitelji naroda apostoli istine, pa
kakovi su tako i'm ide.
Hrvatske novine isel jenistvu nailaze ma
sve manji broj pretplata i u tome opadamo,
sto je "a pozaliti. Tome su i sami novinari
dosta krivi, koji Sc sluze ruznim napadaj jima
ma pojedince bezrazlozito, da izazivliu sva-
dju samo rad svadje negodovanje kod ma
roda.
'Propast tvoja cd tebe Izraele!"
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Ljubav, sloga, jedinstvo je Bog sam, pa
tko ljubavi, slogi jedinstvu estate, tai
estate Bogu, Bog je MENU. ~
Biskup Strosmajer 5. prosinca 1896 -
ujedinjenoj hrvatsko-srpskoj omladini
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skiff.
ctavu noe drzal podusenog jer probijenog skfa
Bjesni valov premetali skff njih Ali on skffa
cvrso drza kao jedne samke spasa kada zvot koc
XII. valov iii nosil da nt nj slutt nisu mogi -
kuda Kada razdano spopada i'll prmjevsi da
in valov struja tako daleko mekscki zaiv odne da
kopna nsu mog vdjet Vjetar bijase stisao ali more
kao liza svake oue tako e bo uzgbano da i'm e
trebaa da bi punom skffu odrza Poso i'm je
gornja odeca mnogo smetaa skdose ju osadose samoj
donjoj odjec ctav ponedeljak uzalud motri hoce Ii
Sc koji brod pojavt Dode noc utorak isece sunce ali
ngde znaka spasa. Citav utorak nadahu prov made
teesa i'm bahu izranena cd udara podrtna dok mad
kopnom puta. Preko noe tjesili sokol edan drugo
ga, da reba zdrzati da &c pomoc cd nekuda doc sri
jedu zapoce pravo nhovo sradanje Snaga i'm je popu
stala zarko je peko gom djelovima nJihovlh
osoenh teesa Koza i'm pristila usla ostavljauci
1.-Two strasnim ucincima soil.
morila iii zedja koja je teza cd glada.
cevrtak nocu okrene struja da oni nisu znai Od-
jednom Kuuz izvan sebe, povice: Hvala Bogu evo
svjetla zasa, to e bio svetionk Southwest Pass-a
Vetar e puhao prea svjetonk Vec sc radovahu da su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02
FAMOUS FABLES
By q. E. EDGAR

QUESTIONS: George Bernard
Shaw received thousands of let
tiers a year from strangers. A
good number Of the writer's sub
mitted questions about current
problems and requested answers.
He once received letter from
a man in New Zealand. asking
him what could be done to set
the world on the road to peace.
Your question requires such
an elaborate reply" wrote back
Shaw, that it would be worth
$4,000 for the serial rights alone.
In book form. it would bring an
other $4,000, and adapted for
the stage, at least 100000 more
in royalties. This, of course. does
not include the fat sum l would
receive for the motion picture
and radio rights. In fact. the
possibilities are so exciting that
/ am starting work at once"
DISPOSITION: A young
actress who was soon to be mar
ried. came to Coincidence Fanny
Brice for advice.
Hes a wonderful fellow, !"
iconfided the bride-to-be, but he
hasn't any money"
Money isn't important" re-
piled the comedienne. What is
important is that your husband
should have a pleasant DISPOSE
ton. But" she added, "how a
man can have a pleasant dispo-
lsition without money is beyond
me-"
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Constipation is caused by
what doctors call a thrifty"
colon. A thrifty" colon is one
that, instead of retaining
moisture as it should, does the
opposite: robs the colon Of so
much moisture that its con-
tents become dehydrated, so
dry that they block the bowel;
so shrunken that they fail to
excite or stimulate the urge
to purge that propels and ex-
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TO REGAIN NORMAL RECU.
LARITY two things are neces-
sary. First, the dry, shrunken
contents of your colon which
now block your bowel must be
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must be brought to your colon
TO STRETCH STIMULATE it
and so, excite its muscles to
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ONLY A BULK LAXATIVE
can II re-moisten this dry,
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advised her against it and t..al
is why she wrote to me about
1T. My mother thinks I am a
little girl, who can be swayed
by anybody. She doesn't realize
l am not such namby -pamby
I still like and admire my friend
and will not give her up for my
mothers sake.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
The Council: Mrs. T. R. put
herself in the wrong from the
start Of this affair by reading her
daughters mail. Even if it was
left open, the privacy of a per-
sonal letter should be respected.
Mrs. T. r. also put herself in
the wrong by demanding" that
Jill give up her friend. She
should realize she can't win with
such tactics. A nearly indie
pendent 81 year old rebels
against demands-but might be
open to advice and persuasion.
Jill. on the other hand. ought
to realize that although her
mother made an error IN eti-
quette and tactics. she is not
wrong in principle. Jill feels very
cocksure in her new maturity
and independence, but she is
probably far more open to influ-
ence than she realizes.
One reason she is open to in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02
FAMILY COUNCIL
Girls Friend
Is ALARMING
To Mother
THE PROBLEM

MRS. t. RI am shocked by
my daughters friend.
JILL R.-She's not an immoral
girl.
THE DETAILS
Mrs. I. RI recently got the
shock of my life when l learned
from letter left open on my
daughters desk that her best
girl friend has been having in
innate relations with a young
man at the college they all
attend.
confronted my daughter with
this and she became furious with
me for "sneaking around" her
things. told her ! didn't sneak,
but was merely curious and could
never suspect this girl would do
such things. much less write
about them in a letter to my
daughter.
When l demanded that Jill
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nuence is that she Is still I'm.
certain on questions of morality.
She denies that her friend is
immoral" yet admits she can't
say that what Lucille is doing
lis right" Unfortunately, both
statements can't be true. Her
friend is doing either right or
wrong.
Because she likes her friend,
Jill does not want to call her
immoral" Jill cannot whole
heartedly censure the action be-
cause Of the person and is,
therefore, already somewhat in
fluenced. The action has prob
ably already taken on some
what different color in her mind
from the one it had formerly.
Since the matter has been
opened. Jill and her mother
ought to discuss it more fully in
a rational spirit. If Mrs. T. r.
talks to Jill tactfully and makes
no demands. she'll probably find
the girl somewhat disillusioned
by her friend and willing to give
her up--as long as she can keep
her pride and do it of her own
free will.
tcopyrisht 1857. General Features Corp)
Tomorrow: my brother is mokins
q fool Of himself"
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terrible influence on her-if she
hasn't been already.
Jill RI am 81 years old and
I'm not going to have my mother
debating my friends. Neither
will I stand for her inspecting
my mail. If I can't have privacy
I'm going to leave home as soon
as l get out of school.
My friend happens TO be a
very fine girl. She and her boy
friend are very much in love
and plan to be married, but they
cannot be married for another
year or two. She is not an i'm
moral girl.
I don't say that what Lucille
is doing is right. In fact, I had
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say that my doctor seems to
have no solution. am 33 years
old and have had five children.
After the births of the last three
tabout two months after my
scalp becomes very sore and
tender; 1T itches like fury. and
then. suddenly, my hair begins
to fall out.
This miserable situation lasts
for quite a few months and be-
lieve me. doctor, look horrible.
and feel worse. Can you tell me
why this happens? How to pre-
vent it, how to stop it once it
starts?
"My last baby was still-born,
and ! would just love to have
another child. but I'm really
afraid to try it. incidentally,
there are no persons in my FAM
lily who are baldheaded. I don't
wish to be the first. Help! !
Mrs. E. E. t.
Answer: I have discussed your
symptoms with a few of my
colleagues who do obstetrics and
none has ever run across a case
similar to yours. We have all
agreed. however. that you should
have the child you want so
much; the odds are greatly
against your becoming bald as a
result of pregnancy.
Have you checked with a der
matologist and with an allergist?
A basal metabolism test might
also be a good thing to have.
Sometimes low thyroid function
causes dry and falling hair.
Sinus and Cancer
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I en-
joy reading your articles not
only for their medical advice but
for their kindly philosophy. For
six years since came to Wash
ington I have struggled with
linus colds, viruses and such at
least every spring and fall and
sometimes as much as four times
a year.
They usually last from two
} four weeks. The aftermath is
almost worse than the colds. The
germs seem to settle in the
muscles and other tissues. Doc
tors have said / have bursitis,
f1brositis and arthritis.
What worries me most: are
these illnesses forerunners of
cancer? Mrs. NJ. F.
Answer: Thank you much for
your kind words. AS for your
question: your illnesses are not
forerunners Of cancer.
released by The Bell Syndicate. lncJ
Toke thot dolly mop.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Stick to Your Knittin' Grandma
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

Dear Mr.. Steincfohn: I wish
some time you would write an
article about Worrying Grand
mothers" Your columns are so
sensible ! hope you can GIVE me
some good advice. When l was
rearing my three boys l did so
in a very sensible" way. But
now that I'm grandmother of
six and in my sixties, l worry
constantly about the children.
AT night / can't sleep if l hear
they have even a slight cold. 1
have tried to break myself of
the habit but as time goes on l
grow worse. Now l am becom-
ing nervous and littery and
would like your expert opinion
as to what i can do.
"A very constant reader.
Sincerely. yours. Mrs. L. j. b.
Answer: Not being able to get
a complete history of your rela-
tionship to your home and sur
roundings can only assume Ger
tain things. For example. ! as
sumo land hopel that YOUR hus-
band is alive and that YOU two
are not living under the same
roof as your daughter-ins law.
You will admit that there is
an adjustment problem in every
marriage; and that the problem
can be intensified by needless or
tactless interference by the 'ins-
law"
Therefore, l suggest that al
though every normal parent and
grandparent is concerned with
the physical and emotional well
fare of his offspring, it becomes
abnormal when they begin to
feel as you do, Mrs. L. j. B.
I advise that you place the well
fare OF your six grandchildren
in the hands of your three sons
and their wives. If you have any
doubts about their parental
qualifications. there is nothing
you can do about it except pray
that everything will turn out ell
right.
Better have doctor look you
over. You may need some SEGA
ton or other medication that will
help control your worry. Better
stick to your knittin'". Grand
ma. Nature doesn't expect grand
parents to take on the worries
OF parents. AL over again"
Failing Hair
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: have
a problem. which though prob
ably not of general interest to
the public, is a serious one to
me. If you can find some way
to answer this 1 would be most
grateful.
First of all would like to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02
FEATURE Rcz
THE GOLDEN YEARS
Resolutions Offered
For Those Past S.

it will rust. you must find work
to do" says Thomas B. Mcclure.
a corporation man who retired
to a mail-order business. "You
have talents and you have a
priceless store of experience. You
can do splendid things, you can
make money if only you will
push yourself into a search for
the kind of job you want to
do"
Copyright 1856, General Features Corp.)
The next Golden Yeors" column
will appear next Wednesday,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02

The fomily Council consists Of o Judge,
q psyehiotrist. three clersymen. O
newspaper editor. women's editor
and two writer's. Eoch article is O
summary Of on octuol eose history.
The Council reports on problems that
hove been deoIt with by responsible
agencies ond counseIors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02

give up this friend. she told me
to mind my own business and
said she would do exactly as she
pleased. I am nearly frantic be-
cause / feel this girl. whom Jill
has always admired, will be a