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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

A classy array Of out-of-town
talent viii challenge Deane
Beman. the defending cham
pion. In the seventh annual
Marvin (Bubby) Wofsham Me-
mortal tournament Wednesday
through Friday at Bethesda
Country Club.
The event. only Junior tour
nament in this area with an
age maximum Of 20. concludes
the junior season.
Frank Emmett. junior golf
director Of the District. has
registered q field Of l49 includ-
ing Ed Justa Of Rocky Mount.
N. c.. winner Of the Payton Me-
mortal in Virginia last year.
John Adams Of Notre Dame.
Reed Waugh Of the Air Force
Academy, Hank Ide Of Tufts.
James Sternberg Of Buffalo and
Jim Curt OF Rollins.
All Of last years semifinalists.
Beman, Chick Cullinane. the
runnerup. Bruce Kessler Of the
host club and Ned Baber Of
Lynchburg. Va. are entered.
Wednesdays 1S-hole qualify
ing round win be followed BY
two rounds Of match play
Thursday and semifinaIs and
finals on Friday. There viii be
q flight Of eight for l3-year-olds
with qualifying after l pm.
Wednesday.
The pairings:
6:3O-Bob Bremen. John Deyine.
Oarryl Rekemeyer; S:37-Biily Yeat-
man, Charles Brenner. Pete Maroshek:
0:44-Robert Thompson, Richard Mar
Rolis. Brant Bernstein; S:51-VIc Bart
lett. Mike Becker. Prank Black; e:5e-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Crowley Leads
Insurance Golf
BY One Stroke

WETHER sFIELD. Conn,
Aug. 81 (R.-Bob Crowley of
Weston. Mass. took the half
way mark lead in the $22. 900
Insurance City Open 72-hole
golf tournament today. His g.
under par 133 was one stroke
better than anybody else's. but
nobody would concede any
thing.
Right behind the former New
England college champion were
Gardner Dickinson Of Panama
City, Fla. and Ed Whalley. jr..
Of Salem. Mass, who had
shared the opening day lead
with Crowley. and Art Wall Of
Pocono Manor, Pa. each with
1874.
And only two strokes on the
pace were Arnold Palmer Of
Latrobe. Pa. last years win
ner. and Bill Nary Of Tucson.
Ariz.
Having Good Time"
Any one Of these stars. as
well as at least q dozen others
Just below, is in q position to
take charge. But, II the so
year-old Crowley is worried
about 1t. he doesn't show II. He
was all smiles land having q
good time"
The leaders described the
par II Wethersfield Country
Club 6,524-yard course as ideal
today, and judging by the way
they fred brides and sank
puts. there was no doubt
about 1t.
Crowley, whose 81 today in
cluded six brides, finished
early. Dickinson and Whalley.
late starters. knew what they
had to do and missed BY one
stroke. Dickinson. in front Of
Whalley. closed with . 30-foot
putt. Whalley dropped . l2-
footer.
Two oSs Posted
Two 65s. the lowest rounds
80 far. were posted BY Tom
Nieporte Of Cincinnati, Oaio,
and Mike Fetchik Of Yonkers.
N. r., who are in contention
with 1877.
Ed Furgol. former National
Open champion. dropped out
after today's round with q 143
when the elbow on his right
arm became troublesome.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
FuIda Grange To Hold
Their Annual Insnection

Annual inspection of Fulda
grange, No. 2468 will be held
Thursday evening, July 18, be-
ginning at $50 o'clock. The in
specting officer, Deputy Clifford
Parrish, will be in charge.
A special program is being
planned by the lecturer, includ-
ing shadoWgraph.
The social committee for this
meeting will include: Lucy
Schockling, Eddie Schockling,
Mildred Noll, Dona Mae Crum,
James Michel, Amelia Sorg,
Thelma Kinnen, Catherine
Schoeppner, Betty Noll, Claude
Fox, Lucy Kress, Freda Ritter
beck, Mrs. Clarence Schott and
Mary Lois Colley.
All grange members are being
asked to attend this important
meeting.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
0QhA0nnl MQutiou
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley DeHoff,

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley DeHoff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hall and
Miss Trudy Moywer, of Canton,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blackburn, Walnut
street.
Mrs. w. o. DeVolld ar.d chill
dren, Jonathan, Mary Anna and
David, of Hamilton, spent the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Iams of Caldwell route and
Mrs. w. o. DeVolld, West street.
A. c. Still, of Caldwell route,
Mr.. and Mrs. George GildoW, of
Elba, Mrs. Marcus Cant and son,
Ronald, of Sarahsville route, and
Edna Arnold of the Sarahsville
community, were recent callers
at the home of Sarah and Lydia
Cant, East street.
Mrs. Raymond G.. Moore, of
Walnut street, visited Tuesday
with her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. F. Stickel and daughters of
GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Moore was ac-
companied to GAINESVILLE by Mrs.
Allie Archer, Mrs. Maude Shafer
and Mrs. Anna Jordan, all of
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
American WAY \
As VIEW ev
| NV5Sz5sa&~ * |
NEW WORLD TAX RECORD

During the past year your
Viewer of the American Way"
mas written a great deal about
taxes. It's a sore subject, but one
that must be discussed as we'll as
"cussed." America, proudest an6
richest nation in all world his
tory, is riding for a fall unles
we put stop to wild govern
ment spending which necess'
tates burdensome and confisca
tory taxation.
In 1856, the United State
broke its own record of collect
ing the largest tax ever paid b.
any people anywhere at am
time. Federal Government, thr
State and local governments col
lected from us in excess of $10C
billion. Think of itl--$100 billion
That was about one quarter o.
the nations gross national gro.
duct, the equivalent of $240C
for each of the nations AZ mil
lion families.
A considerable portion of thic
taxation was not visible to the
naked eye-the so-called hidden
taxes, which enter into the cos
of everything we buy-that con-
tribute greatly to the initiation
ary spiral. So, when next you pay
your visible income tax, just bear
in mind that it is only part Of
what you are paying for the
folly that goes on at Washington,
and in many of our state capi
tails, county seats and munici-
palities.
We have permitted the crea-
ton of tax monster that must
be destroyed, ere it completely
destroys us, as similar tax mon
sters have destroyed other once
great nations. Register your pro-
test with your elected officials
wherever they serve, and then
let's quit asking them for things
that they have no right to give
us at the taxpayers expense.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
w. H. Marlin Will
Head CIevite, lid.
In Ontario, Canada

William G.. Latter, president of
Clevite Corporation, Cleveland,
Ohio, today, (July 81 announced
the appointment of William H.
Martin as president of Clevite
Ltd, ST. Thomas, Ontario, effec-
tive July Is. He succeeds Wilbur
d. Prescott, who has been ap-
pointed to the central manage
ment staff of Clevite Corpora
ton.
Martin has been branch plants
manager of Cleveland Graphite
Bronze Company, largest of the
Clevite group of companies, with
manufacturing plants in Cleve-
land, Bridgeport, Caldwell and
McConnelsville, Ohio, and Fort
Wayne, Indiana. From December.
1949, through August, 1852, as
general manager of Clevite Ltd,
Me directed establishment Of the
Canadian company, the only
major producer of bushings and
bearings in the dominion.
Born in Chicago in 1915, Mar
tin at ~ becomes one of the
youngest unit heads in the
Clevite organization. He was
educated in Cleveland public
schools, and was a radio an
nouncer and an assistant buyer
with a large department store
before joining Cleveland Gra-
phite in 1912, His Cleveland
home is at 23010 Edgecliff Drive,
Euclid.
Prescott is a 25-year veteran
of the company. He was born in
Cleveland and graduated from
the University of Michigan in
1928. During his term as presi-
dent of Clevite Ltd, the unit has
been involved in many progress
sive moves, including the recent
acquisition of PaXol Ltd, a
maker of powder metal parts.
Mr.. Martin has visited the
Caldwell and McConnelsville
plants many times and is well
known here.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
Noble County A. 5. {.
News Notes

r. w Dennis, chairman Of the
Noble ASC county committee,
announced that incentive pay
ments on 1856 wool would be
40%6 of net sale proceeds.
Dennis explained this means
that if producer had received
so cents per ID. for his 1856 wool
crop, then his incentive payment
would be 40% of $50 or $50 per
ID.
Dennis stated that the incen-
tive payment on unshorn lambs
would be S.7l per cwt. Payment
applications are now being pro-
cessed in the county office and
wool producers should receive
their checks by the end of July,
Dennis said.
Deadline Near
Chairman Dennis also an
nounced that tobacco growers
who have not fully utilized the
1857 acreage allotments for their
farms by either planting the
allotment or placing the allot-
ment in the 1857 acreage reserve
may preserve the farm acreage
history for such crop for the
purpose of determining future
allotments by executing a re-
quest to preserve acreage history.
This request must be filed in
writing with the County Agri-
cultural Sterilization and Con-
servation Committee office loc-
ated at the K. of c. lodge build
ing, two blocks south of the
square in Caldwell, by the farm
operator or owner by August l.,
1857.
Interested farmers, who desire
to preserve the acreage history
for their tobacco allotment
should contact the local ASC
county office as soon as possible.
In no case may a farmer preserve
his allotment acreage history
after the closing date of August
|, 1857.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
y !. :
FOR jSs
T. REFlEc ZION - s5s s5s 1sS
with JAMES e. tNCEBRETSEN
President, Spiritual kaobilizatioa

The constant aim of collectiv-
ism is to reduce the human
species to the status of contente0
coWs-that can be MIXED for all
they are worth. And, to limited
extent, collectivism seems to be
successful in this-as long as the
fodder is better than that afore-
time and is literally sprinkled
with promises Of still better sill
age to come.
There are, of course, two
things wrong with this setup. The
provender rlc,a and more fails
to come up to the promises. And
there are always at least a few
people who refused to be cowed
into being cows-and who keep
reminding their fellow humans
that they are people, not cattle.
Basicaliy, of course, few, if
any, human beings are, for Icrg,
content to be coWs-reeardless
Of how modern the barns or how
good me food. Ultimately, prac-
tically IA Of them rebel and
declare, I'D rather be a discon-
tented uman thar a contented
cow That is why collectivism,
in the enc always "9ilapses and
Liberty Erlightenia; the World
continues to shine = ough the
darkest night until he daystar
daWns.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
Beaver Hills Garden
Club Plans Annual
Flower Show Program

Eleven members attended the
July meeting of the Beaver Hills
Garden club held Thursday even
ing, July 4 at the home of Mrs.
Florence Gibson, Quaker City
route.
Roll call was answered by
naming "My Favorite Tree" and
the program was relative to
trees, with Location of Ohio
Trees" being given by Mrs. Ruth
S. Morgan and identification Of
Trees" being given by Miss Cert
rude Hartley. Miss Hartley had
around 80 clusters of leaves from
as many trees and gave an inter
esting demonstration of means of
identifying them.
Business of the evening in
: cluded discussion of the dis
trict program planning meeting
to be held July Is at Seneca
Lake; plans for the clubs flower
show and tea to be held August
3 in Quaker City; discussion Of
parade float for the Quaker
City homecoming and "a display
at the Noble county fair, how
ever, the latter two projects
were cancelled.
The flower show will consist
of three divisions including
specimens, artistic arrangements
and display table. Complete
schedules will soon be published
by the committee in charge: Mrs,
Mildred Day, Mrs. Ruth Morgan
and Gertrude Deal. Other COM
mittees were named to assist
with the event.
At late hour, Mrs. Gibson
served refreshments to the
group. The August meeting will
be held at the home of Gertrude
Hartley in Quaker City.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Beattey,


and Gerald Zimmer of Toronto,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Hanes of Dexter
City route and called on Mrs.
Alta Haines and Clark Haines,
Cumberland street, Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Overmyer
and children, of Cincinnati, re-
Gently visited with Mrs. Fl. A.
Guier and daughter, Alice, of
Cliff Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Schott
and daughter, Sharon, of Can
ton, visited this past week with
the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wifbert Schott, of Caldwell
route 6.
Mrs. Merlie Ball and daughters
of Caldwell route, visited this
past weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Osborne, of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Young,
of Cleveland, visited last week
with relatives and friends in
Caldwell.
MIR. and Mrs. Gayle Scott, of
Columbus, spent the weekend
with Mrs. SCOTS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Ackley, of Cum
berlann street.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy w. Stephens
of Cleveland, spent the July 4th
weekend with Joseph E. Ste
phens and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Jerles, of Caldwell route 6.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
Inditted On First
Degree Murder

Dorian Gibbs, %, of Byes-
vile, was indicted last week by
the Guernsey county grand jury
for first-degree. murder in the
shotgun killing June % of Alvin
mickey" Poland, As, at Poland's
Byesville home.
The May grand jury had been
called into special session by
Prosecutor John S. Moorehead to
study the case. Howard Hunt, of
Cambridge, was foreman.
Moorehead said Gibbs shot
Poland out Of jealousy for the
restaurant mans wife, Evelyn,
25, who witnessed the Staying.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
Noble Has Appraised
Value OF $4,000, 900

According to State Auditor,
James A. Rhodes, appraised
value of all Ohio real estate,
public utilities and tangible per-
sonal property, has increased
more than a billion dollars in
one year.
Rhodes stated that the grand
duplicate for the state of Ohio
totaled $22,976,29 2,2O5, this year.
The $229 billion grand duplicate
is the 1856 appraised value of
property on which taxes that are
being collected this year are
based.
Following are the valuations of
counties in the 18th Congress
sional district of real estate and
public utilities, tangible personal
property and the total of all for
1856
Noble, $16,657,790.OO $4,5O9,-
10000, S21, 10000; Guernsey,
$50,036, 1926. 90, $12,574,795.00, $62,-
OIL, ,120.OO; Monroe, S2l ,355, ,56O,OO,
$2,275,69500, $23,631, ,255.00.
Morgan, $49,946, $1,000, $7,103,-
039.00, $57,049, 10000; Muskingum
$134,744,950,00, $33, ,355,0O,
$168, ,488, ,305.00; Perry, S31,308,-
10000, $9,42O,14900, $40,728,.
$4,000; Washington, $96,832,-
$1,000, $62,1472l50O, $158,979,-
$500.
Of the 88 Ohio counties, six
listed total evaluation in excess
of one billion dollars. They are:
Cuyahoga, Hamilton, Franklin,
Lucas, Montgomery and Summit.
The 1856 valuation is almost
double what it was only 10 years
ago and % times the appraised
value of all property 100 years
ago.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
INJURED IN FALL

Dianne Carpenter, two years
old, fell from a tractor Monday
at her home on Summerfield
route and sustained a severe cash
on the chin. She received treat
ment at Thompson's hospital.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11
RETURNED HOME

Dale Ackley was dismissed
from the Good Samaritan hos
pital, GAINESVILLE to his home on
Cumberland street on Saturday,
July 6. Mr.. Ackley is visiting
this week with his mother, Mrs.
Alberta Ackley of Sharon.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11

Rural crimes in the United
States increased by l5.5 percent
in 1856, compared to a l2.7 per
cent increase in city crimes.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1957-07-11


w. of
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Ohio
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

naSe Clanstvo, ola smo mi u
ovom zamrsenom pitanju tex
mako zarezali, ola ce uzeti
jos mnogo clanaka i mnogo
osobnih doticaja prize, nego Ii
ce Sc Single Premium Plan"
potpuno svi razumjeti.
Bio, kako bilo, mi cemo
poci jedan korak naprijed i
razjasniti nekoje daljnjc po-
godnosti ustednje u osigu-
ranju po Single Premium
Plan-u', koje nisu spomenute
u nasem zadnjem tlanku.
Ma PRIMER, uzmimo isti
slucaj, kao sto je bilo navede-
no u clanku Cd proslog tie
dina, gdje jedna osoba Cd 20
godina starosti odabere, da
Sc osigura pod uvjetima
Single Premium Plan-a" i
uzme "2O-year Endowment"
certifikat va S1,OOO.OO. U O.
vom slucaju, ia osoba bi u
Ma temelju placanja mjesecnc
Ma temelju Single premium
iznasaju ...........................,.,
UStednja clanu ........................
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

Josephs Oratory; Westmount Lookout McGill
University of Montreal; pregled residencija West
mounta Outremont.
TUESDAY, AUG. 20 = IL Montreala dolazi Sc Ca
NADIA Steamship parobrod Victoria Pier (pri-
staniste) sat ujutro Ma brodu dinner, ples "a
bava veGer potion turist pove nz rijeku
st. Lawrence
ujutro. Primanje ce biti po kapetanu broda. Ia
jutrak brodu sat pol Murray Bay (za-
ljevu). Pristanak st. Simeonu, do Tadoussac.
Poseije sat pol plovidbe brod stale, pax krece uz
rjeku Saguenay do zalaza sunca radi divnog pri-
zora, prolaz kraj Capes Trinity. Prstanak broda
pristanstu Bagotvile, gdje Sc ma brodu estate
preko noci.
Saugenay River do Tadoussaca, ST. Simeona do
Murray zaijeva. Dolazak Quebec 6:45 vecer Tu
ceka soba kupatom prvoklasnom hotelu. We
Ger je slobodna pogled grada setnju po uskm
ulicama ovog svjetskog glasa grada.
FRIDAY, AUG % Poslije dorucka specijani automo-
bill uzet &c turiste do glasovitog svetista "Shrine
of Miracles" Ste. Anne de Beaupre Montmorency
sapova. Objed vecera hotelu Poslije podne
tura kroz start grad Quebec, posjeta starim kate
dralma pojedan hstorickim mjestima.
SATURDAY, AUG. "a - citav dan Quebecu "a ta-
kovu razonadu kakova kome godi Zautrak O.
bjed prvoklasnom hotelu. Transverranje turista
ma C.SL terminal odlaz IL Quebeca 7:15 uvece.
Vecera brodu Piles, zabava i "utrka konja".
Zadnja noe brodu.
SUNDAY, AUG. rs - Dolazak Montreal sati u
jutro. Zautrak brodu. Tu ce odrzati docek
pocast turistima cd predstavnika nasih odsjeka
u Montrealu u okoci Potankosti naknadno.
MONDAY, AUG. 26 Odlazak il Montreala "a Toronto.
Povratak kuci Tura svrsava
Ia Odbor Kampanje,
STEPHEN +. BRkICH, predsjednk
PHILIP VUKELICH tai jnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
FORMULA IA PLACEN VACATION 1857

SLIJEDECI Posjet Kanadi!" Clanske Kampanje glavna
nagrada putops zgradjen pc Hrvatske Bratske Zajed
nice 1857 Kampanjskom Odboru u suglasju Pittsburgh
posovnice Canadian National Railways:
SUNDAY, AUG. 18 - Ma putu zaustavja Niagara
Falls, Ontario, Canada pogled cudovsta Niagara
Sapova.
SUNDAY, AUG. 1S = Doazak Toronto Ontario
Canada drugi najveci grad zemlji veike izletne
zemlje Provincije Kanade, po planu tn bi Sc pr-
redo docek posjetnika pocast ucesnika turneje
pod pokrovitestvom odsjeka Hrv. Bratske zajed-
nice u Juznom Ontariju
MONDAY, AUG. 19 = Odlazak sa Union Station, To-
ronto, sata p. p. Montreal uz jezero Ontario
prvih 100 milja, pa onda slijedi tokom rijeke
ST. Lawrence. Dinner u Dining car. Dolazak
Montreal Windsor Station, 1915 ujutro. Preko no.
ci u prvorazrednom hotelu
TUESDAY, AUG 20 - MontreaIl Posjet zname-
nitim mjestima ukljucivo Notre Dame Crkvi; ST.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
VAzNA 0BAVUEST

DIVINE Sc obavjestuju od-
sjeci i odsjecni tajnici, koji
nisu posIali izvjestaje pro-
mjene adresara svoga odbora,
da to cim prize ucine. Sve
promjene trebaju biti II glav-
nom uredu prize iii ma 8-og
marca, da Sc mogu uciniti j.
spravci "a odsjecni adresar,
koji &c biti stampan u broju
cd 13. marca.
Prosle godine neki tajnici
nisu poslali ispravke kad je
adresar odstampan slali SUI
ispravke i proteste. Odsjek
broj 519 prosle godine nije
poslao adresar svoga odbora,
a jos do danas .nije stigao nj
"a ovu godinu. Ovo napomi-
memo "a PRIMER, ako mi ne
dobijemo ispravak ne moze-
mo stampati adresara, pax je
poslije protest iii ispravak
suvisan.
Molimo da Sc gornje uvazi!
- UredniStyO.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

ciju koja imade bolje i Sire
pogodnosti.
Pokazalo Sc prakticno, da
pohodimo nase ljude, koji jos
nisu uclanjeni u Zajednicu,
da in upoznamo sa nasom Ia
jednicom raznim certifikati-
ma, a takova imena adrese
mogu sc izvaditi IL telefon
directory.
Bit &c cd koristi, da nam
tajnici jave imena i adrese
svojih clanova izvan odsjeka,
da s NINA pokusamo doci u
doticaj, vec prama prilikama
usmeno iii pismeno, da moz-
da cd njih koji povisi osigu-
racimju, upise jos kojeg cla-
ma u njihovoj obitelji iii pre-
ko njih njihove prijatelje u
Zajednicu.
Onoj braci delegatima, ko-
il SUI mi pisali, da i'm javimo
kakov material mogu dobiti
kod Zajednice da upotreblju-
ju u kampanji, koliko je me-
nj poznato nema nista wise,
nego snno imali i u proslim
kampanjama, uzrok je u to-
me, sto izvrsni odbornici u
rednici, koji su ma vrhu kam-
panic, uz redoviti posao sto
izvrsuju, jos su kapetani u
pojedinim zonama, gdje ina
ju da vrse dopisivanja kao i
preporuke u svojim zonama,
sto znaci, da rad u ostalim
zonama je prepusten kapeta-
nina, delegatima i odbornici-
ma u tim zonama.
Mole je misljenje, da bi
kapetani, kao j delegati, tre-
bali imati barem diva cinov-
nika ma raspolaganje u glav-
nom uredu, koji bi snabdje-
vail kapetane i delegate, ma
njihov zahtjev, sa potrebnim
stvarima u kampanji, kao ma
PRIMER: APPEL ma clana "a po-
visit osiguraciju; APPEL ma ro-
ditelje, kojih su djeca osigu-
rama ma mamie certificate, da
Sc upoznaju uzmu koji veci
certifikat, takav material bi
trebalo poslati ma roditelje,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
S 675.O9

lucite uzeti daljnju svotu o.
siguracije ma temelju Single
premium plan-a", ona 80 CEN
ia, koje sada placate, ne cete
nadalje placati, jer je uplata
"a to ukljucena u single
premium" pristojbama. Ma o.
vaj nacin, clan bi sari5 u jeff
nom obroku plato pristojbe
"a upravne troskove.
Single Premium Plan" o.
suguranje izdavati ce sc sa-
mo u jedinicima (certifikati-
MAJ cd $1,O0O.O0.
Oval put zelimo konacno
reel ovo, maine da - pod u
vjetima IS in gle Premium
Plana" osiguranja izdavati ce
sc samo tri vrsti certifikata,
i to: Endowment at age 85
years" - tisplata osigurnine
clanu ako dozivi starost cd
IS godina); Endowment at
age IS years" - (isplata o.
sigurnine clanu ako dozivi
starost Cd IS godina); "2O-
year Endowment" - (isplata
osigurnine clanu nakon pla-
canja cd 20 godina).
D al jnj a razjasnjenja o
Single Premium Plan-u" o.
siguranja slijediti &c u budu-
cim izdanjima Zaiednicara.
Med!iutim, bio kakva dali
MIA pitanja u ovoj stvari -
posal.iite ma ured glavnog tai
nika Zajednice.
Joseph Bella,
glavni tajnik HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27

nekoliko dana prize nego .bi
in Sc pohodili ma proucava-
ME.
Mi Sc madame, da &c Sc
to urediti prize nego Sc KAN
panja svrsi. Mi smo sami sa-
stavili par takovih tumace-
MIA ma pisacu masinu, te ce-
mo sastav istih poslati ma O.
ne, .koji &c pisati "a iste.
U nasoj zoni imade dobrih
i izvjezbanih delegate l. od-
bornika, koji imaju dovoljno
iskustva u radu "a Zajedni-
Gu, svaka njihova preporuka
i sugestija &c nam dobro do
ci, koju cemo mi RADIO do
staviti ostalim delegatima
odbornicima, koji dodju s ma
ma u doticaj. Biti &c nam
drago uciniti sve, sto nam je
moguce, da radimo sporazum-
no sa svima, koji dodju S ma
ma u doticaj. Mi do sada ne
mamo adrese svih delegate,
kao nj tajnika u nasoj zoni,
te &c nam biti cd koristi svi-
ma, da nam jave svoje adre-
Sc i dodju mama u dopisi-
vanje.
Bratski vas - "a zonu
broj 10,
Matthew ZvOnar,
1881 Garfield Street,
Denver 6, Colorado
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-27
GODINA (YEAR) LII
"S|NGLE PREMIUM" - UPLATA
0SIGURkINE u JEDN0M OBROKU

U zadnjem broju Zajedncara God 20. februara otpo-
cell smo sa razjasnjavanjem Single Premium Pana" -
Uplata Osigurnne Jednom Obroku, koju osigunnu ie
Glavn Ured sada spreman dat bio kojemu moiteu koi
Sc ia takvu osigurnnu zanima.
Ali ipak prize nego predemo dalje oval predmet,
ia smatram mojoi duznos da kao glavn aink upozorm