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Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

FOR SALE-Sawmills bark peelers,
woodworking machinery, new and
used. Complete stock of equipment
and supplies for loggers, sawmills,
planning mills. w. G. Runkles' Mach.
Co, 1856 Oakland street, Trenton, ". ].
32-10-25-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

FOR SALE = Fireplace wood, stove
wood, any length desired, all oak.
Phone Milton 1872 around 6 p. m. Ell
wood Walls. 19-12-27-10t
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27
FARM TIRE REPAIRS FOR SALE

VuIcaniZing and repairing-HydrOin
fiation. Minimum of lost time in get
ting your tractor back in the field. Call
Milford 453l. Kent-Sussex Service Co.,
Rehoboth Boulevard. 30-4-5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

FOR SALE-One medium size Duo
Therm oil heater, fair condition, with
manual blower. One 275 gallon heavy
gauge oil tank with filter, copper tub
ing, valves and blocks. Phone Harring-
ton 1924. M-30-12-27-2t
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27
II2ElIlI5!

WANTED-To Buy: Used feeders
and gas stoves for chicken house.
Frank Warrington, Georgetown. Phone
2838. 11-1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

MUFFLERS AS LOW AS $7.45 for
some models of Chevrolet. Most all
makes in stock. Free installation.
Lynch's Service Station, Milford.
21-12-27-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

WANTED-Pine pulpwood at our
mill in Ellendale. Contact Ernest e.
Smith, manager. Phone Milford 4453
or 1855. 18-2-22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

FOR SALE-Apex automatic wash
er, Motorola television, 21"; fresh COW;
COW fresh by February; Ford tractor
No. $50 with plows. Phone Harrington
3778 or write Herbert Frank Moore,
Greenwood r. ID. /. 12212t
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

FOR SALE-One bench drill press,
IA" with tapping clutch; one 10" lathe,
80 acre fern, 81 tillable, with room
house, electric lights, bath, near Far
mington. Owner living in Wilmington.
A bargain. Call Milton S603. 12-27-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27

OPERATORS o WANTED Ex-
perienced sewing machine operators
for full time, 40 hour week, all en-
ployee benefits; start S1.00 per hour.
Apply d. Coopersmith, North Wash
ington street, opposite Ffrestone Store,
Milford. 29-12-20-tf
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27
TURKEYS FOR SALE :. Bronze

FOR SALE-One International Har-
vester refrigerator, excellent condi-
flon. any reasonable offer. Phone Har-
r1ngfoD 1896. M-l4-l2-2O-4t
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27
WOOD LATHE FOR SAFE

Craftsman with u h. D. motor and
pulley. Mounted on stand. Complete
set of knives. Excellent condition.
Phone Harrington 1854 after 5 p. m.
12-20-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1957-12-27
FOR

FOR SALE-Small one room oil heat
n. Phone Milford 4348. 12-20-2tp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
Vets Still Flock
To Train Under
Korean 81 Bill

Veterans in large numbers
still are taking advantage of
training benefits under the
Korean CT Bill, the Veterans
Administration reported.
The VA said enrollments
under the Bill this fall are only
slightly below the all-time re-
cord figures of last year. This
month, the total had passed
$4,000. compared with $4,000
this time last year
BY the end of 1855 enroll
ments hit $4,000 and 1867
totals are expected to come
close % this when countrywide
statistics are in. the VA said.
Enrolment in colleges and
universities remained at high
levels. but fewer veterans are
registering these days for on
the-job and on-the-farm train
ing programs, the VA added.
The job training total for No
vember / was under $4,000 or
27.4 per cent below last years
figure Of $1,000. Farm trainees
totaled only $4,000 this fall. 16
per cent fewer than the num-
Der last year this time.
The Korean CT Bill. in oper-
alton five years. ends in 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
VA Issues Appe1I
For More Nurses

An appeal for nurses for Vet
Grams administration hospitals
throughout the country has
been issued by Or. Thomas .
Ready. manager Of Mount Alto
VA Hospital here.
DR.. Ready appealed espe-
cially to nurses who have not
been working in their profes.
sion to return to work If they
can.
THE health and welfare OF
our disabled veterans depend
on an adequate nursing staff at
VA hospitals" he said.
He noted that the need for
nurses is especially critical in
VA hospitals in Chicago, New
York City. Los Angeles. Ann
Arbor. Mich, and many other
localities across the country
DR.. Ready pointed out that
VA nurses have excellent OPP
portunities for professional ad-
vancement. Their salaries
range from q minimum Of
$4.025 annually for junior
grade to 9 maximum Of $8.645
annually for assistant director
grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
III Places Adoot
Civ Muncqer System

CfIIChGO.-During the past
year Ill communities in the
United States adopted the city
manager form of government.
Now l.4l5 communities and is
counties are using the plan.
Since first trying the system,
So communities have dropped it,
trials ranging from one to 80
years. In the same period 200
communities abandoned the
strong administrative commits
sion plan and about 800
dropped the strong-mayor-and-
council plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25

in the o. s. Court OF Appeals
for the District of Columbia
Circuit grew from 3ls on July
I. 1857 to 1913 as Of last Sep
TENDER 80.
Little change was noted in
the number of criminal cases
begun in all Federal district
courts.
A total Of 6.705 were started
in the first quarter of fiscal
1888 as against GAIT for the
same period of fiscal 1857.
Juvenile delinquency cases
rose from 276 to 307 and liquor
cases jumped from 951 to 1889
But narcotics cases fen from
437 to 356.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
r Comp Served 4, 1872

The YMCAss Camp Let's.
oldest resident boys camp in
the Washington area. served
1882 campers during the past
season, the "Y" announced. An
all-time high Of 1893 camper
days was set for the years total
operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
Alexander Gets Post

Or Allen L. Alexander. head
of the Naval Research Labora-
tory Protective Coatings Branch
Washington. has been named
chairman-elect of the American
Chemical Society's Division OF
Paint. Plastics and Printing
Ink Chemistry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25

are so time consuming" VIII
Shafroth, statistical chief Of the
administrative office said in re-
leasing a quarterly report on
the business Of the Federal
judiciary In addition. Mr.
Shafroth said, a greater per-
c,ntage of cases of this type
actually go to trial than do
other types of civil actions.
Pending bankruptcy cases
reached an all-time peak. the
report shows.
Federal courts in the States
hear personal injury cases in
volving citizens from different
States. In the District all per-
sonal injury cases involving
claims Of more than $1,000 are
triable in United States Dis
trict Court. Smaller claims 60
to Municipal Court.
Quadruple in Is Years
y
Personal injury suits have
more than quadrupled over the
LIST Is years. They rose to IT.
72l cases il fiscal 1857 for a
total Of IS per cent of the g.
361 privs e cases filed.
Auto injury suits filed in
Federal. courts including that
of the District totaled 2.348 for
the first quarter of fiscal 1883
a rise Of 173 over the 2,l75I
filed in a like period of fiscal
1857. Other types of personal
injury cases in the first quarter
Of the current fiscal year totaled
LAOS compared with 1874 for
the first quarter of fiscal 1857.
The number of civil cases
filed in the first quarter Of
fiscal 1858 totaled 15.234--an
increase Of 1,214 over the same
period for fiscal 1857.
coincident with this increase
was a decline in the number of
civil cases terminated in the
first quarter of this fiscal year
with 11.034 cases ended as
tempered with l1,204 term
mated in fiscal 1857. This re-
suited in a 2.503 increase in
pending cases with 62.014 cases
at that posture in the first
quarter Of fiscal 1888 compared
with 59.506 pending at the end
of the first quarter Of fiscal
1857.
These figures do not include
the District because the Federal
court here which heard such
cases UP to part of fiscal 1857
later lost jurisdiction to Mu-
nicipal Court.
Bankruptcy cases scared with
20.264 such cases filed in the
first quarter of fiscal 1958-an
increase of rs per cent over
the 1850 cases filed in the
like period of fiscal 1857.
Since fiscal 1857, according
to The report, w-s a record year
with 77.8s5 bankruptcies fled
it appeared that fiscal 1858
would mean another new high,
About 70 per cent of the cases
are voluntary petitions filed by
employees, the report stated.
A total of 80 bankruptcy
petitions were filed in the Dis
trict in the first quarter Of
fiscal 1858 for an increase of
two over the like period last
fiscal year.
Fourteen Of the Districts Isl
District Court judges reported
having no cases under advise
ment for more than 80 days.
One Judge reported a case under
elaboration for more than go
DAYS.
The backlog of cases pending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
PEARSON to Get Award

The National Council OF jew
f. Wcnsn WI present an
I'd to ColuLigist Drew Pear
E Ter his "o1tsta ndin0 Jour-
I IN and excellent coverage
G le ri Gie Gast situation"
at a luncheon tomorrow 1t
will be held at 1890 pm at
Indian Spring Country Club.
Silver Spring. Larry Berlin,
an assistant to Mr. Pearson.
will accept the award for Mr..
Pearson. who is not now in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25
Personal Injury Cases
Swamp Federal Courts
By HOWARD L. DUTKIN

rising tide of auto accident and other personal in
fury suits are increasing already overloaded Federal civil
dockets shown in report issued today by the Admins
stration ONCE of N. s Courts.
These increased faster than other type Of
civil litigation and lead to docket congestion because they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-25

The increased pressures o.
today's way Of life have In
creased mental stress. Help
the mental health societies
Of the National Capital Area
lend q helping hand. Give
the United way.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Farmville Caps
Season With 2O-13
Win Over Barons
Es TOMMY LAYNF

Fagmyille High School closed i!s
1857 grid season with q hard fought
20-l3 victory ovei, Hluesastone S fight
ING barons last Friday at Chase
City
Bluestonr received tht opening
kickoff and had failed TO move three
downs later. An attempted punt was
blocked and linebacker Lero y
f'ahrner grabbed the ball Il
dashed 30 yards for the score
The Barons again failed 10 adj
Aance the pigskin and THEN second
attempted punt was batted TO tha
turf by oncharging Jimmy Smith,
Wolverine co captain Farlnyille
took possession and drove all the
way to pavdlit with Jackie Mclns
t0Sh covering The final four yards
Fahrner added his second straight
conversion to give the OHange and
Black seemingly safe TAO lead.
Bluestone, trying hard % inn
press Il large homecoming crowd.
bounced back TO score two tbs and
one conversion in the second and
third periods. Bobby Johnson sup
piled the big offensive punch for the
boys from Blnestone
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
H-SC Tigers .En>Roule To Destiny Game

game The opposition has tailed
SO for an II point per game marx.
Hal.back Bill Benson leads the
Tiger scoring with 6G points a
total pood enough to make him
the states leading college scorer.
The sophomore driver had Two
IDS against w q IL but both
were called back BY rules nfrac-
tons
Hampden.Sydney ground out
43l yards on the ground against
Nv ii L. senior halfback Tom Bry-
ant scoring twice on aallops OF II
ana GO yards
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Indians Homecoming
Contest Set With
Louisa Friday
BY PAUL BOOK. JR.

Powhatan's Indians playin &
against the Douglas Freeman
Rebels. almost pulled complete
upset Friday night at the Rebels
home field
Powhatan, who was the underdog
in this contest. held 10 lead
against the desperate Rebels until
the last quarter. when the Rebels
rallied to bring in two touchdowns.
Tie first was set up BY Parker
billiard on an end-around.
rullback Tommy Griggs jumped
ever from about the one foot line
and scored
The other I'd came when half
back Steyie Stevenson ran AZ yards
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Area Teams Sholr Well In Sunset Week

to the 3 on a reverse. Griggs again
scored the touchdown.
Powhatan. who made a magnifi-
cent show both extensively and de-
fensively. scored when halfback
Curtis Lawson fired 4 touchdown
pass 10 end Al Bottoms. Bottoms
trotied into the end zone llnopposed
Freeman was fooled on the play
because earlier Lawson had made
running plays around that end. and
the Rebels were intent on stoppig
him
This week Powhatan faces Louisa
at their own field. This win be
Powhatan's Homecoming gam e.
since it is the last Of the season
for them.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

A good (4-2-n team. with 0
winning season including q 33-la
defeat Of Washington & Lee
stands between the 1857 Hamp-
den-Sydney football squad and
The schools first undefeated
eleven OF modern times
Coach Bob Thalman squad
leaves by train from FaIInvlli;-
Thursday morning for the pla'
one Saturday at Sewanee, Tenn
They'll return Sunday night
The Bengals figure The SeNanay
game TO be touch. possibly 4 dup
LEGATION Of the contest Il year ago
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Amelia Takes 1876
Homecoming Win
From Midlothian
BY EDWIN O'NEAL.

Amelia Orioles won their home
coming game with Midlothian by a
margin Of 1876
Midlothian received the opening
kick but failed to move into Amelia
territory and punted from their own
43. They recovered a tumble on the
Amelia IL to be in scoring position.
Midlothian's quarterback Godfrey
Apologize pushed through the center
for the first touchdown. The extra
point was not made and Midlothian
led early in the first quarter 60
Later in the same quarter Amelia,
taking the ball on their own As,
went all the way for a touchdown.
A pass from the Midlothian 20 to
end Pete Easter gave Amelia the
six points to tie the score for the
first quarter 6-6
Amelia scored early in the second
period. Taking the bah and moving
TO their own 80. a great pass to
fullback Eddie Ashnan carried the
ball to the Midlothian yard line
| Ashman received a pass to hike
the score six points in Amelia 5
favor. The Orioles led at the half
4 1876.
Neither team scored ii the third
quarter but a pass to Ashman from
the Amelia 40 carried the ball ID
the Midlothian q at the end OF the
period, where the drive fizzled.
/ In the beginning of the fourth
quarter halfback Clarence Hall
intercepted a pass and ran 25 yards
for the final touchdown of the game
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

wheD H-sCs won 1877 while en-
barking on then. present string Of
.12 sifa,afst victories
s4'wailees single wing operation
His e3aatial isy Shirley Majors nav
.Ithis yesk Who is Ting father Of
IlJ0hhs% Majors an Ah-Amefican
last seasGll Wfilia p.aynE tall BACK
|foi, FIe Tennessee eleven Majors
ilimped to TIE college ranks from
Ihta.; ss-lltnll Where tie built 4 iab-
,Rlloua TstcoId oi fossil
IN tylnlT eight victories tlAa SEA
son tgf 'rIsers have scored 22i
points Il, Hi average OF a7 per
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

After playing very loose bali from
the opening whistle Farmville drove
20 yards in the final four minutes
To add an insurance touchdown.
Leroy Fahlner. participating in
his last contest. bulled over from
three yards out F'annyllle held the
Barons for four downs, took pos
session and ate out the clock.
The victory gave the, Wolves a
64 overall record and 50 In District
3 coInpetltion
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
Randolph Henry Ends
BY BRETT WATSON

Randolph-Henry closed its football
season Friday night at Halifax as
Halifax edged the Statesmen rs.
It was hard fought game all the
way. and it vas not until the third
quarter that either team scored.
Halifax scored first as halfback
Ranaey broke loose from scrnnmage.
and raced AZ yards for touchdown.
The point after touchdown was run
by the Comets to give them 10
lead
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

cross country barriers, composed
with majestic Wagnerian effects.
Gentle Mo2artian trills won't do
for the runner who has just slash
ed So second off the school record
for Hampden-Sydney's 81 mile
course overland.
When King started his assault
the Hill mark was Is minutes S.
seconds The long -striding young
giant Topped 27 seconds off that
mark. running the course in 1929
in his teams $3.50 win over Ran
dolph- Macon. OH November 4
Last Wednesday running against
the Washington & Lee barriers
over the Prince Edward County
countryside. Waddill put the rec
ord scribblers a-working again.
This time rs more seconds came
off, his time beiiIg 1904. The Gen
erals. however. won 1924
The Hill sophomore from Me
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
WFLO TO Broadcast
H-SC, Scwanee Game

The Hamptlen- Sydney, Univer-
sity Of the South game At Sewa-
nee, Tenn, will be broadcast live
from the !, Sewanee Tigers field
Saturday afternoon over Station
WFLO.
Al Smith will handle the play
by play account, With John Will
son giving color interludes be-
tween game factions. The broad
cast will commence at 1880 p. M.
Eastern Standard, Time.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22
SZDELLVE VIEWS
Record Smashing Harrier:
BY JOHN STICK

IN sports business the there's happier
tune than the old local boy makes good" King Wad who
can get TO his home ampden before you
country the song
The runner nov sparkling the Tiger
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-11-22

fIn improving all the time under the
iAikenaugeF Come King improve
on ms valuable contributions Of last In the distance
ms still
veteran distance runner RenfrO
the
81 miles in Is
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
LABOR DAY RADNICKI DAN

Amerika, Sjedinjene Americke Drzave imade svoje
epe obicaje nacionalnm praznicima medju koe do
laz znacan Labor Day, ko sav svakog prvog po-
nedeljka meseca septembra godni Tai velik narodni
prank Amerke dolaz Hjepo doba godine oci jesen
tako je Labor Day udesen da tai prank moze savit
r dana Subotu prize stoga, kad obcno tvornica
vaznim poslovma radi pax nedjeu ponedjeljak
Tri dana.
U oci Labor Day-a svet obicno odlazi svetkovinu
odmor, ali radncke une visoki funkcioner drzava
ederane Wade tom prgodom priredjuju veke manifesto
cje soldamos rada kapitaa. Naveca e pax manifesto
CHA radnckh una, cine manfestira radnicka soldar
most, bratska ubav covjecnost Time promice aca
radncka snaga prznanje prema moci radnckih unja.
Narodni prank - Labor Day - made, dakle, veliko
znacene radnici Amerke znadu toga dana zajednick
manifestrau radncku slogu sogu americke nacje je-
dinstvo naroda.
Zato, brace moja mi sv pozvani kao zajedni-
carl kao radnc da oval prank dosojno proslavimo da
nam die duh ponos.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

i'm je cesto lakse uciti ma
terinski jerk prema engle-
skim udzbenicima, jer idu u
skole engleskim nastavnim
jezikom. Toj potrebi je do
skocio professor Thomas F.
Magner Cd University of Min
nesota i napisao udz b e n i X
pod naslovom Introduction
to the Serbo-Croatian Lang
uage". Tai udzbenik cd $50
stranica S u lekcija i drugog
materijala dati ce svakomu,
ko zeli, mogucnost, da gra-
matski ispravno nauci hrvat-
ski iii srpski jerk, kazemo
hrvatski iii srpski, jer Hrvati
ga zovu hrvatskim, a Srbi
srpskim, iako je to u biti je-
dan te isti jerk, samo sto
Hrvati redovno pisu latini-
com, a Srbi cirilicom, sto
Hrvati upotrebljavaju dubro-
vacko ijekavsko, a Srbi vol
vodjansko ekavsko narjecje.
Razlozi su tomu jednostavni.
Prvi hrvatski pisci bill su Du-
brovcani, koji SUI pisali ije-
kavski, a prvi srpski Vojvo-
djani, koji su pisali ekavski
Crnogorci, kao i Hrvati, pisu
ijekavski, jer take i govore.
Mi smo tai udzbenik pro-
fesora Magnera pregledali, pa
i ako nismo strucni, da ga
ocjenjujemo, d Z m o, da u
cijelosti udovoljava nastalim
potrebama. A svi smo duzni
zahvalnost prof. Magneru, ko-
il je toliko mara i ljubavi po-
svetio, da tai udzbenik ma
pise.
Tai udzbenik mozete naru.
citi kod Odjeljenja Sporta
Prosvjete Hrv. Bratske "a
.jednice, 3441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Cijena je
$4.25 ukljucivo postarinu.
Payle OstOvic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Razumije Sc da sve ovo "a
htjeva veliki trosak, koji je
pisac do sad sam podnosio.
Uz to dolaze troskovi "a tisak
drugog, treceg cetvrtog
svezka hrvatske povjesti, ciji
zamasni obujam je pisac ne
davno stavio ma ogled clano-
vima Odbora IA tisak Hrvat-
ske Povjesti ma Engleskom
Jeziku.
Ia olaksanje novcanog bre-
mena ovih izdanja oval Od-
Dor je odlucio da uprilici u
Cikagu ma dan 1909 oktobra
koncerat sa odabranim u
mjetnickim programom. Ma
tom koncertu biti &c prisutan
i sam pisac hrvatske povje-
sti, gosp. Franjo Preveden te
rastumaciti pred publikom
znacaj ovog pothvata ma hr-
vatskom engleskom jeziku.
Tai isti Odbor apelira ma
sve nase organizacije u Sjedi-
njenim Drzavama Kanadi
da tijekom iduce drustvene
! sezone uprilice slicne koncer-
te i zabave po swim nasim ma
selma u Sjevernoj America,
te da sa zajednickim doprino-
sima mozemo skoro izaci pred
citav kulturni svijet kao ma
rod velikih kulturnih tvore-
vina te besprimjernog juna-
stva, koji je stoljecima bio
slavljen kao bedem krscan-
stva zapadne civilizacije.
u to ime saljemo svima
ograncima hrvatskog naroda
diljem Amerike i ostalih die
Iowa svijeta svoj iskreni i ro-
doljubni pozdrav.
U Cikagu, dne 1903 srpnja,
1857. ..
Odbor "a tisak hrvatSke
povijesti ma engl. jeziku,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Jezerima treba da Sc ostane
duze, jer zadnji put je bilo
sve tako bro, da Sc nije toe
no nj vidilo kako treba. y
svako doba sam spremna da
putujem Il Evropu sa CRU
pom, ako Sc izabere put ma
jugoslavenskom brod u. To-
like sam bila vesela, Sto ie
brat blagajnik iznesao svoje
misljenje po ovom pitanju.
Citam i mnoge clanke bra
ia Vukelica kojima Sc sla-
zem, ali jednim Sc nesla-
zem u pogledu pomaganja IL
bjeglica. Zasto da Sc njih po-
mogne? Oni kada izuce "a
nat, iii kaAvu profesiju, bic
re preko granice. ZaSto oni
ne ostanu t a m O, gdje njih
treba, da rade i grade svoju
zemlju? Nj mi nismo imali
ovdje sve odmah, kad smo
dosli u ovu zemlju. Trebalo
sc dina nadimiti vatre ma
grijati, prize nego smo po-
stigli ovo sto imamo. Dabo-
me, kada dodju Amerikanci
u kraj oni pripoviiedaju, ka-
ko imaju automobile, frigi-
dere i sve druge pogodnosti.
Ali nekoji su zaboravili kako
su nosili vodu ugljen i lozi-
Ii peel, prali ma ruke t. d.
Nije bilo nj fotelja nj kar-
peta. Tako jc danas i u Jugo-
slaviji. Ali oni koje drzava
skoluje, trebaju pomagati IL
gradjivati zemlju, a ne pre-
ko granice bjezat i onda pi-
sati ovdje traziti pomoc.
l ovdje imade sva sila bes-
poslenih, a najvise mladih, pa
bi Sc trebalo "a njih pobri-
mutt, a he "a izbjeglice. Ne
koji cd izbjeglica i te kako
su imali dobro, ali traze kru-
ha mad pogacom.
Toliko sam imala da recem
bez da ikoga uvredim.
Danica j. DuranOyich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
UCITE DJECU HRVATSKI
Gramatika hrvatskog jezika
napisao prof. Thomas +.
Magner

Vec smo jednom pisali ka.
ko je potrebno i korisno, da
ucite djecu hrvatski. 10 zna
hrvatski lakocom, "a PAL
mjeseci, moze nauciti svaki
drugi slavenski jerk, a to mu
moze bi tt Cd neprocjenjive
vrijednosti kasnije u zivotu
U mladosti Sc jezici lako uce
Ljudski je mozak u to doba.
kao neka vista spuzve, koja
sve lako upija drzi = ne.
pusta. Pa i kad Sc nauceni
jerk zbog neupotreblja bljavanja
toboze zaboravi, cjelokupno
steceno znanje Sc brzo vrati
kad nastane p o tre b a. Pro
bude Sc, tako reci, oni die
lovi mozga, koji su to znanje
jednom zabiljezili.
U America i Kanadi rodje-
ma djeca cesto osjete potrebu,
da imaju gramatiku hrvat-
skog iii srpskog jezika, ier