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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

Seven old homes in the
Poolesville area Of Mont
gomery County will be among
the places open to visitors to-
morrow during the annual
homes tour sponsored by the
Women's Auxiliary of St.
Peters Episcopal Church.
The tour, which will include
st. Peters Church itself and
the Monocacy Cemetery, will
be from 10 am. to S pm.
Luncheon will be served at the
church parish hall in Pooles-
vile.
Homes to be opened for
visitors are Valhalla. Peters
Forest. East Oaks, Inverness,
Sunbeam Farms, Friends ADJ
vice and The Merrie Manor.
Valhalla. on Route 107 be-
tween Jacksonville and Pooles-
Vile, is owned by 1t. Col. and
Mrs. F. F. Bernsdorff. 1t was
built Of stone about 1853 by
Mrs. Sarah Jones after fire
destroyed an earlier house.
Once named Rosedale, the
home includes fine antiques
and portraits from q Virginia
plantation.
Once q Tavern
Peters Forest, owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. z. c. Tillack, is
near Poolesville on part of the
original Peter grant. It was
known to have been O tavern
in 1904. The home has been
extensively remodeled by Mr..
Tillack.
East Oaks. built in 1929 Of
brick by Henry Young, is
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Callahan. jr. Located ON
Route lot between Pooiesville
and Waesche road, it is part
Of q tract granted to Daniel
Carroll in 1735. Stone slave
quarters have been remodeled
as q guest house.
Inverness, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wellstood White on Route
% between Beallsvflle and
Route 419, was built in 1918
Of brick made on the farm.
1t has been in the White
family continuously since 1885,
the fourth generation now liv-
ing there.
At Sunbeam Farms, also on
Route 20 near Beallsyille
visitors win see q prize herd Of
Angus cattle. Owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Clammer. the
farms are part Of the original
grant called Woodstock" The
original house was DESTROYED
by FIRE. but slave quarters.
remodeled as q guest house,
remain.
Friends. Advice. on Route
lit, Is owned by Gen. and Mrs.
Albert C. Weedmeyer. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
EVEN NAIL POLISH
FUSES Used to Cover
Age on Passports

offered a challenging oppor-
tunity to reorganize the divi-
sion operation in terms Of out
put and efficiency.
Il happened to be redesign-
ing my kitchen at the same
time she revealed, counting
steps from refrigerator to sink
to range and back"
This. she added. brought up
the terms work flow" and
traffic pattern" which she APP
Piled to the passport division
too.
The Offices were redesigned
to produce a flow of activity
with a minimum of lost mo-
ton to relieve any bottlenecks
IN the fast-moving operation.
FOur-Day Process
THE first thing we did was
to establish an entrance and
exit as far removed from each
other as possible" she ex-
planned dryly. The increased
efficiency of operation did
away with an old Office enig.
ma backlog of passports in
both domestic and mail appli-
cations The processing period
has diminished from six weeks
in 1855 to three weeks last
year to four days at the pres
ent time.
Miss Knight proudly pro-
claims her office is one Of the
few making money for Uncle
Sam, producing we'll over "a
million in contributions to the
United States Treasury in the
past year which is about half
OF their budget request.
OF the future she SAYS.
Were on the verge Of a new
era in transportation due to
the impact of jet air travel
with jet planes designed to
seat $50 persons"
mo place in the world will
be more than 20 hours away
from any other and this Is
just the beginning" she fore
sees.
I'VE have the plans for the
future designed to permit us
to give our present efficient
service to l million American
travellers while today we are
handling half that number"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Meeting Planned

The General Lewis A. Armis-
tead Chapter Of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy
win meet tomorrow at 2 pm.
at the home Of Mrs. Benjamin
Yancy Martin in the West
chester. The agenda will in
clude the election Of the
chapter nominating commit
tee and the election Of dele
gates to the Division Conven-
ton in October. Mrs. Virginia
Armistead Nelson will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

not drive at exactly the same
rate. hour after hour. Stop
and take a good stretch perl
odically.
8. Get enough sleep: stop
before you are fatigued and
stay alert.
Happy landings!
II you would like to have
my leafiet. Tricks in Camp
ing" send q stamped. self
addressed envelope with your
request for leafiet No. SO to
Josephine Lowman in care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20
Miss Aunduhl
Engaged to Wed

Assistant Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Fred G.
Aandahl of Washington and
Litchville, N. OAK, announce
the engagement of their
daughter Marilyn Jean to Mr..
Ralph B. johnson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Axel W. johnson of
Queens Village, Ions Island.
Miss Aandahl was graduated
from the University of North
Dakota with a bachelor of
science in nutrition and die
teticS.
Mr.. johnson was graduated
from Columbia University
where he received a bachelor
of science degree in chemical
engineering. He is presently
with the United States Army
stationed at Fort DERRICK,
Frederick, Md.
A June % Wedding is
planned in the Luther Place
Memorial Church, Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-20

Friends Advice who delivered
George Washington's funeral
sermon.
Visitors on the tour will
also have an opportunity to
take the winding drive up
nearby Sugar Loaf Mountain.
which affords views of the
PooleSville countryside.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Writers Will Give
Award to Burdette

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 81 (R.--
Lew Burdette, the Braves
pitching star Of the 1857 World
Series. will receive a special
award from the Milwaukee
chapter of the Baseball Writers
Association at the groups an
nual dinner January 30.
The 31-year-old righthander
who became the first pitcher
in 81 years to start and win
three series games--and the
first since Babe Ruth In 1918
to turn In 20 consecutive score
less innings-will receive a
plaque.
His special award, only the
second such ever made by the
Milwaukee writers, is In addi-
ton TO the most valuable player
citation which this year was
voted 10 Henry Aaron.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Presidents Win, 81,
End Charlotte Streak

Washington scored its first
victory over the Charlotte
Clippers In nearly two years
Of Eastern Hockey League
play when the Presidents
trimmed the defending champ
ions. 6-2. before zoos fans last
night at Uline Arena.
Wingers Steve Kuzma and
VIP Palladino each got two
goals In the outbust of scoring
that ended a Charlotte streak
that extended back to February
is. 1856. when hte Clippers won
a 3-l victory.
Except for a 26-second lapse
In the waning minutes Of the
second period, the Presidents
displayed their best hockey Of
the season as they completely
outclassed Coach Stan War
ecki's Clippers.
The Washington team held
a so lead when Chuck Stuart
OF Charlotte scored at 1890 Of
the middle stanza to ruin Goalie
Nick Pidsodny's bid for his third
shutout OF the season. The
Clippers struck again 26 scr
onds later when Doug Adam
beat Pidsodny for Charlotte's
other goal.
Kuzma. Palladino and Capt.
Marcel Clements gave the
Presidents a 80 lead in the
first period and Kuzma and
Palladino scored again in the
second stanza for their SO lead.
WALL llJtiSullman added a goal in
Evening star., 1957-12-22
146 BY ST. LOUIS SETS RECORD
Hiqh Score Games Go
To CeItics and Hawks

DETROIT. Dec. 81 R.-
Bob Petit scored 81 points as
the st. Louis Hawks set an all
time league scoring record by
defeating the Syracuse Ma
tionals. i46-l36, in the first
game of a National Basketball
Association double-header be-
fore 5000 at Olympia Stadium
tonight.
Detroit. playing for the first
time under its new head coach.
Red Rocha, whipped Cincin-
natl. ll2-l0l. in the second
game.
The highest previous score
for an NBA game was Phila-
delphias l42-l20 victory over
Boston March 8. 1856.
Several other league records
were broken by the two teams.
They surpassed by II points
the previous high for two
teams in single game. which
was 265 set by st. Louis and
New York in 1856. Their COM
bined totals Of las at the half
and 206 points at the third
period also smashed existing
marks.
SyracuSe's total also was an
See PETIT. Page C-3
Evening star., 1957-12-22

BOSTON. Dec. 81 R.-The
Boston Celtics. given needed
impetus by a second-period
furry, buried Minneapolis,
l40-ll9. today under a fast
break avalanche in the Garden.
Bill Sharman parlayed his
assortment of shots for Al
points, but ii was amazing Bob
Ccusy who pulled the stopper
Still heavily bandaged on the
right thigh from an injury
which sidelined him for much
Of this young season. Cousy hit
two free throws as the first
period ended to give the CelticS
a 1929 lead.
Boston went on to run II
more points as the second
quarter began and the burst
was too much for the Lakers
to overcome in the nationally
televised contest.
AS the second period got
under way Sharman got two
free throws and Bill Russell
scored on a layup off a Cousy
pass. Then Cousy hit on a set
shot and a drive. Sharman
added a three-pointer and be-
fore the Lakers could score
again it was 1929.
Frank Ramsey contributed
See CELTICS. Page C-S
Evening star., 1957-12-22
San Francisco
Tops Louisville
In Bluegrass

LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. 81.
up San Francisco's rocky
defenseS stopped Louisville cold
tonight and the Dons won the
championship Of the Bluegrass
Holiday Festival basketball
tournament. 62-55.
Seattle rolled over the Army.
80-5l, in the consolation game
played before some $500 fans
at Freedom Hall.
Seattle had too much power
for an Army team that was
unable to find the range. The
Cadets made only eight Of AZ
shots from the floor in the
first half while the Chieftains
hit Is of 40 to build up a half
time margin of 36-2l. The is
sue was never in doubt after
that.
Elgin Baylor hit 90 points
to pace all scorers while high
point man for the losers was
Darryle Kouns. who collected
2l points.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Alabama Trims
Louisiana Tech
In CarrouseI

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Dec. 81
lP.-Alabama's Crimson Tide
engulfed Louisiana Tech, 63-42.
tonight TO win the Carrousel
basketball tournament. The
Tech score was a record low
for the 3-year-old tournament.
Tennessee defeated Louisi-
ana State, 63-62. on a foul shot
by Charlie Scott with So sec
onds left. his only point of the
game, to win third place.
Louisiana Tech. which en-
tered the game unbeaten after
six starts. hit on only 27.6 per
cent Of its shots, making only
is baskets in So attempts. Ala
bama dropped IS to 65 for
38.5.
Jim Fulmer, Alabama CO.
captain and center( tipped in
is points. mostly on Jump
shots. and brought down IL
rebounds. Leonard Kaplan,
promoted to a starting guard
berth after fine earlier tourn-
ament work. responded with a
l9-point effort to lead the
Bama scoring parade
a thorn in Louisville's side last
night. was held to seven points.
Clemson wrapped up the
consolation title. or fifth place,
with a 7l-66 victory over Buck
nell and Lafayette laced David
son. 65-46. to take seventh
Olarp
Evening star., 1957-12-22

the final stanza to end the
scoring for the night.
Coach Steve Brklacich, evi-
IDENTIFY feeling that the best de-
tense was a good offense, had
his Presidents pressing the at
tack during the entire game
as they forced Charlotte Goalie
Binkley to make 81 saves The
Presidents defense, led by
Brklacich and Moose Lallo.
kept Charlotte's offense of bal
ance most Of the game.
Washington's last home win
over the Clippers was on jan
uary 28. 1856, when two last
period goals by Stan Warecki
gave the now defunct Lions a
AS victory. Warecki. player
coach of Washington at the
time. now skates for Charlotte.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Junkowski Is Guest
On TeIevision Show

John Jankowski, president
OF the d. c. High School
Coaches Association. will be
a guest on Bill Malone's Sun
day Sports Special televiSion
show at ll.l0 tonight on Sta
ton WMAL-7.
Jankowski will be questioned
on his groups efforts to get
pay for coaching at District
public high schools.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Zuppke's Condition
Reported Weaker

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, Dec. 81
tR.-Bob zuppke, former foot
ball coach at the University OF
Illinois. was reported in weaker
condition today.
DR.. John b. Christie said
Zuppke still is conscious and
is taking some nourishment but
his condition is quite serious. {"
zuppke, 78. is In a hospital
with high blood pressure and a
rekted heart ailment and a
p1btate gland condition.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Roin Expected.
For Western
PIoyoff Todoy

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. II
@.-The San Francisco Forty
Miners. who have q habit Of
winning in the final minute.
battle the Detroit Lions tomor-
row for the Western Division
championship Of the National
Football League.
1t appeared today that the
teams will play in the rain.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Cords Sign Kusko
For $4,000 SuIory

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 81 R).-The
Cardinals today announced the
signing Of Third Baseman Ed
die Kasko at a salary Of about
$4,000.
Kasko. now working as a
clothing salesman In Rich
mond, Va, batted .273 last
year. He originally was a
shortstop but was sent TO third
base in place Of Ken Boyer,
S(gitched to centeriield.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

as the gun sounded to preserve
the pittsburC victory.

as the gun sounded TO preserve
the Pittsburg victory.
An attempted conversion by
Wayne O'Shalghnessy that
went wide only q minute and
a half from the end denied
Hillsdale a tie and broke its
34-game winning streak -
longest in the country.
A crowd Of $500 saw the
nationally televised battle for
the championship Of the Ma
tional Association Of Intercol-
legiate Athletics.
Power-packed Pittsburg used
passing in the clutches TO win.
Hillsdale had virtually nothing
except the passing Of Maison,
MaiSon passed for three Hills
dale touchdowns and scored
the other one on a sneak OF a
few inches after passing set up
that score.
Evening star., 1957-12-22
STATISTICS

Pittsburg jumped into its
900 lead at the start by taking
advantage of three breaks
Then Hillsdale came back be-
hind Maison's passing and
trailed only 20-i3 at the half.
Hillsdale tied the score early
in the fourth quarter. but then
Pittsburg began clicking again.
Draw plays and the passing
combination Of John Matous
to Paul Branded were the main
threats for the Kansas team.
Pittsburg seemingly had the
game sewed up. 1920. when
Jim Reynolds blocked a punt
on the Pittsburg 48. Maison
struck for one quick touch
down but couldn't quite pull
il out.
Pittshurg -------- 20 0 7 OF
Hillsdale .-------- 0 IL 2 8--2d
Scoring - Hiilsdaie: Touehdowns -
Maison a. plungel, Poe q, pass
run from Maison; ;. pass-run from
from Maisonl. Conversions - w.
o Shauehnessy :.
Pittsburg. Touehdowns--No Norris . a.
plunge; o. runl; crandall il7, pass
from Matous: al, pass from MatouSl.
nversionS--Samuels 3
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Pittsburg Nips HiIIsdoIe
In Bowl Thriller, 27-26

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Dec.
II R.-Pittsburg tKans.l State
College got a 20-point lead in
the FIRST 10 minutes and then
just barely STAYED of a last
minute passing attack by Hills
dale Colleges brilliant Doug
Maison to squeeze out a 2T-26
victory in the Holiday Bowl
football game today.
Gene Waynberg intercepted
a Maison pass In the end zone
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Titles Legs Better

Quarterback troubles have
bothered both clubs. little
suffered pulled muscles in both
legs and hasn't been able to
run in practice. However. he
says they're much better than
last week when he went into
the second half to rally his
club to a crucial 27-20 victory
over Green Bay.
Detroit's Bobby Layne suf-
fered a broken ankle two weeks
ago and Tobin Rote took over
to direct the club to a come
from-behind victory over the
Chicago Bears last Sunday.
Titles passing this season
set a Forty-Niner record for
percentage Of competitions
63.l. the leader in the NFL.
The former Louisiana State
star has hit l76 times out Of
279 throws for 2.157 yards and
i3 touchdowns. Fifteen OF his
passes have been intercepted.
Rote has thrown ii touch
down passes. four of them
against the Forty-Niners the
first time the two teams met.
He has completed 76 OF III
throws for l.070 yards.
The lions also have a solid
running attack paced by John
Henry johnson. a former
Forty Miner who ranks fourth
in the NIL OF. 62l yards gained
in l29 attempts for a 4.8 aver
age. Rote. dangerous as a
runner as we'll as passer. Gene
Goldman and Hopalong Cassidy
also have contributed much to
the running game.
San Francisco banks on the
power running Of rookie full
See PRO FOOTBALL. Page C-S
Evening star., 1957-12-22

o.SpaIts' VhatIolte- MaNWeII, Weaver,
@ Oiearn, Wafecki Murphy stuart.
derson Brklacich, Kullman Palladino.
Porter. Bernaauas Clements, Havheld
SssRiSsion SSHsElSIst s ! ia
Saves. Binkley. 81: Pidsodny, "a.
First period scoring I Washineton,
kuzma lDefelieel, SCI . Washing
1910 3 Washington. Clements pal
ladlno LallOl 1901.
Second period SCORING: 4. Washine-
ton, Kuzma lLallol ln:a5. s. Wash
IHsn rsh eSnrIotts euiisnj snuan IIsms1bs, n,nbS,
80, 2. Charlotte. Adam INGENUITY,
Houlel ~, SO
Third u}pod scoring 3. washington.
kullman Nlements). 1896,
Evening star., 1957-12-22
SEASON RECORDS

Showers were forecast tonight
and tomorrow. with a trend
toward clearing late In the af-
ternoon.
Odds-makers have installed
the Forty-Niners as three
point favorites. chiefly be-
cause they're playing at home.
A capacity throng Of $4,000.
many Of whom participated in
an unprecedented jam for tick
cts, will be on hand in Kezar
Stadium for the kickoff at !
pm. 4 pm. Washington timel.
The game will be carried ma
tionally by CHS televiSion with
the San Francisco area blacked
out. Since many fans were
shut out in the ticket rush, ex-
cursicns were formed to areas
wher TV viii be shown. (The
game will be seen in Washing
ton on WTOP. Channel o..
Both the Forty-Niners and
Lions wound up the regular
season with "a records. A
coin flip December 2. had de-
cided the game would be played
IN San Francisco II this dead
lock developed.
Winner Plays Browns
Tomorrow winner will play
in its home city against the
Cleveland Browns Sunday. De-
feember 20, for the NIL cham
pionship.
San Francisco never has won
a division title or even taken
part in a playof. Tabled for
the second division this year.
Coach Frankie Albert's crew
came through with Cinderella
performances.
Typical was the 1881 victor
over Detroit in their first meet
ing, won in the final IL seconds
on a 4l-yard pass from Quar-
terback Y. A. Title to r. C..
Owens. TANKER back. Next time
they met. the Lions walloped
the Forty-Niners, 3l-l0. at De-
troit.
I Playoff games are old hat for
the Lions. They defeated Los
Angeles in 1852. then went on
to down Cleveland for the
championship. In 1853. they
took the division honor without
a playoff and again whipped
the Browns. The Lions repeated
in their division in 1854 but
were downed by Cleveland.
Evening star., 1957-12-22

Totals 10 10 4e Totals IS ~ 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29
HRVATSkI zAJEDNICARSKI DAN
H.B. ZAJEDNICE u PITTSBURGH
Pittsburgh. Pa,

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Owe godine primorani, kako
vec rekl da odrzmo mas Hrvatsk Ia edncarsk Dan
Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice Ptsburghu 21 julia,
me, recu nedjeju mjesecu umjesto cetvrtu kako
to uvek prize obcava Uesled toga momo nase odsjeke
da dobroj wolff promene svoe sednce, da in te nedele
neodrzavau ste nedee kad e mas Hvatski Zajednicar
ski Dan.
Drugo tiketsrecke izgravanje lutrije natjecaju
nasu Kracu popuarnost ucinjen prize datirani
cetvrtu nedelu to jest 2S JULIA tin keta naprav
eno mnogo pax da druge pravil 21 julia kostao
mnogo to je mas odbor zakuco da upotrebmo se
tkee, koj vrjede 21. julia umjesto %. ko datum
Ovme molimo naSe clanstvo da OBJ
zr da &c Hrvatski Zajedncarsk Dan odrza nedjeu
21. julia 1857
Trece nasa proslava trecegodisnjce Croatan Contra
odrzava cetvrtu nedeu 25 augusta Croatian Gen.
ter Dan je prize odredjen mi nenozemo sti mijenjat
er druge nedjelje Croatian Centru iznamljene
nasim drusvima i odsecima Stoga najboljoj namjeri
aperamo nase organizacije drustva Pttsburghu
okolici da b tai dan prredjvai svojih prredbi
Zapamtte brace sestre uzdrzavane nase narone
ustanove Croatan Center napravt dovono sred
stava, bez kojeg bsmo bill stanju da Croatian
Center uzdrzavamo tome trazimo ocekujemo pomoc
suradnju nasega canstva nasih drustava uopceTanik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29
0DSJEk BR0J 4 SLAV FATHERS DAY

Mas glasovt odsjek "Andjeo Cuvar" broj sa sjelom
Etna godine priredjue jednu dosta epu savu to
- Fathers Day cast oceva, ia &c sava opce-
pito prosavti tai dan to jest nedjelju 16 juna
Croatan Centru, koju slavu pozvju sinov kceri
da dodju svom majkama, da prosave oval pak
cajni amercki blagdan - Fathers Day.
Odsjek broj proslavio je svecan naGn otvorenje
Hrvatskog Donna, koja proslava obavla subou
25 maja ijepim koncertom i svecanm banketom
djeu &C. maja, kojm prredbama rukovodio vrjed
nj odsjecn predsjednk, brat Marko Vnsi TEX toko da
spomenemo naknadno cemo osvrnuti svecanosti
ovog naseg odseka utemeltela Hrv Bratske zaednice
Ali zaboravte - Fathers Day Slavu, koiu u
pocas oceva prreduje odsjek Andjeo Cuvar bro d. ko
ia &c sc Slava odrzat 16 juna Croatian Center.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-29

Gasovita omladinska tamburaska grupa, gore sici
"Sloga" Farrell, Pa. doazi piknik New Brighton,
Pa kod odseka "Beayerites broj 738. Ova grupa oma
dine poznata e rad svoe vlo epe skovte narodne nos
ME- dobre svrke pjesme narodnh plesova Svije uziva
ovoj nasoj madez pax &c mas narod okolci Beavera
ma prliku da opet nauze ljepote nash narodnh
oda, pjesme, plesa lepe narodne nosnje programu
"Beaverites" odsjeka broj 73S.
Pknk &c odHzat ljepom snmovitou,, vani medj;
farmama Wses Grove Parku kraj New Brightona. CLAW
nj govorrci ce biti gavni odbornk HBZ brat John Il.
Mikan hrvatski urednk Ia edncara, brat Philip Vukec.
Dakle, zapamtte da zabava slava odrzaje ma
svezem zraku lepom sumovitom Pari1u nedjeju, 2.
Park otvoren Gitavi dan Uz hladnu pivu okrep-
pce bit &c dosta pecene janjetne pax plesa pesme
konacno oko pet sati epi gazben program govornici
jepim govorma nasoj Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zaednici
cast nasega naroda.
Dodjite sto vecem broju da nauzijete svega me-
dju svojom bracom sestrama. - Odbor.
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ME osigurnine. Ista je stigla
u ured pred kratko vrijeme
Mas clan povisuje svoju O.
siguraciju jos "a jednu hi.
ljadu dolara. U molbenici i.
ma pitanje, da Ii 81 osiguran
jos kod koje organizacije "a
koju svotu. Bill smo iznena
djeni kada smo procitali ovu
molbenicu, jer takova sigur-
no nije nikada prize stigla u
ured Zajednice. Oval mas clan
je osiguran ma svotu cd $75,-
600 povrh svote ma koju je
osiguran kod Zajednice.
Istina, malo ina nasih lju-
di, koji moze da plaza "a ta-
ko visoku osiguraciju. Oval
mas clan godisnje uplacuje vi
Sc nego jedan poprijecni rad
mix zaradi cijelu godinu. Ia
kovih clanova ina malo u ma
soj Zajednioi. Nije nj oval
mas clan uvij e k zaradjivao
kao sto danas zaradjuje i BIZ
10 je vremena u njegovom Ii
votu, kada je te SIX o vezao
kraj sa krajem. Uzdrzavao,
odgajao i skolovao svoju die
Gu, pomagao roditelje i bra
Gu svoju i povrh toga placao
osiguraciju ma svoj zivot. Po-
vremeno sa boljim prihodom
uzimao je sve wise osiguracije
i tako danas nosi osiguraciju
cd $4,000 bez ono sto je o.
siguran kod Zajednice.
Zaista ovo je ekstremni