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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
DRUGO - BUDUCI DOM
GLAVNI URED H.B.Z.

U Zajednicaru cd 1. maja
1857, medju ostalim izvjes-
tajima u Zapisniku polugodis-
nje sjednice Glavnog Odbora
H.B.Z. primjetili smo prepo-
ruku i prijedlog predsjednika
Nadzornog Odbora H. B. e.,
brata Milana Skrtica, gdje u
s v o m pismenom izvjestaju
medju ostalim naveo je slije-
dece:
"Nasa organizacija raste,
sa sve vecim porastom u bro
ju clanstva, mama &c biti po-
trebno wise pomocnog osob-
liza, a ia sam opazio a opa-
zili ste bez dvojbe i svi dru-
gi, da nasa danasnja zgrada
iii glavni ured ne odgovara
duhu vremena, da je previse
prostora u istoj neupotrebi-
vo i da lezi kao Dead Space" 4,
koji Sc ne moze upotrebiti, a
da nesto ne stavite ma put
danasnjem poredjaju u glav-
nom uredu.
Osim 81. predsjednika, svi
drugi izvrsni odbornici smjes-
teni su u malene sobice, a o.
ko njih svake vrsti "file cab
inets", koji su neprestano u
potrebljivani po cinovnicima
tako, da ako koji cd izvrsnih
odbornika zeli imati privatni
sastanak sa - recimo, kojim
drugim predstavnikom, koje
druge bratske organizacije j.
Ii kojeg trgovackog poduzeca,
on se ne moze zatvoriti II
svoju sobu ma takav sasta-
max, radi neprekidnog posje-
civanja cinovnika, koji upo-
trebljavaju owe "file cab
inets" u njegovom privatnom
uredu. zelio bin takodjer ma
glasiti, da vrhovni lijeenik,
(Nastavak ma 4. strani)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05
CLANSTV0 TREBA DA zNADE ISTINU

Pse: Frank Zornjak, bivsi gavni potpredsjednik
bivsi tajnk Glavne Porote H.BZ.
u broiu "Zajednicara' Cd "a aprila 1857 otskan je
zapisnk 27itog pougodsnjeg zasjedanja Gavnog Od
bora HE koe odrzalo glavnom uredu >Zaednice
zadnji tedan 1857 godne, te medu ostam nalaz
sijedece:
PRVO - DJE(JI DOM
"Gavni Odbor HBZ ma svoem zasjedanju septem
br 1856 godne opsno e raspravjao fnancijanom sta
nju naseg Deceg Donna, koe pokazue vet rashod nego
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05

Gdje nije macke, misi kolo
vode. - Hrvatska poslovica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-05

je on zato da Sc izvje 5 { e
stampa, ali zeli da Sc prize
izrazi mas pravni savjetnik o
tome, koji je bio takodjer
clan odbora "a istragu.
Pravni savjetnik brat Ser
vow proucava cijeli izvjestaj
j veil, da ono sto sc tice po-
jedinaca u odboru i sto nije
vazno da Sc ispusti, a drugo
da Sc stampa clanstvu "a in
formaciju.
Brat Mandic daje prijedlog
ma glasovanje.
Brat Vrbos predlaze a brat
skrtic podupire, da Sc izvjes-
tai specialnog odbora prihva-
ca. Prima sc Jednoglasno.
U Zajednicaru Cd 1. maja
1857, ma stranici jedanajstoj
u engleskom jeziku otisnuto
je to izvjesce sa podpisom 81.
predsjednika, brata Mandica,
i u izvjestaju pod naslovom
Children's Home - Part 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
Drinking Case
Jury Is Hung

Municipal Court Judge
Thomas c. Scalley today dis
missed a jury which was unable
to decide whether a man who
drank a bottle of beer after
taking a tranquilizlng drug was
under the influence of alcohol.
The jury was unable tc
reach a verdict after more than
six hours. The corporation
counselS office said a new trial
with another judge and jury
would be scheduled for Earl A.
Brengle, a Navy contract
specialist.
DR.. l. Phillips Frohman told
The jury yesterday that a small
amount of alcohol could speed
the action Of tranquilizing drugs,
making a person dizzy, inco-
herent and unsteady.
Brengle testified to drinking
a bottle of beer soon after taking
a tranquilizing tablet. He said
he was arrested half an hour
later. DR.. Frohman said
Brengle, 81, of the 1900 block of
Nichols avenue Sc, was taking
tranquilizing drugs regularly
when he was arrested in De-
cember.
A prosecution witness, DR.. Os-
car B Hunter, jr.. said 1t was
unlikely that one bottle Of beer
would cause some tranquilizing
drugs to produce the appearance
of drunkenness but admitted this
effect was possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
Sweden Accuses
3 as Soviet Spies

STOCKHOLM. Jan. 80 (P).-
A Turk and two Swedish engi-
neers were accused today of
spying against Sweden. Official
sources said their information
indicated the Turk had been
collecting military information
for Soviet Russia.
Judge Curt NordStroem said
the Turk is Bedros Zartaryan,
80, under arrest since Septem-
Der He said the trial is ex-
pected to open next Wednesday.
The Swedish Foreign Office
said Zartaryan had spied on
Swedish defense establishments
and Swedish Notifications" from
1854 to June 30, 1856.
The foreign Office gave the
names of the Swedish engineers
as Sven Josef Gustav Hultquist.
AZ. and Casper Lung, SO. They
were charged with careless
handling of secret documents. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
Shotgun Bandit axes
$1,000 in HoIdup Here

shouting that there had been a
holdup.
He then ran around to the
front and peered through his
office window to see if the gun
man was still there. Seeing only
Mr.. Steward, Mr.. Britt ran in
side and called police.
Roadblocks Set Up
Police quickly set up road
blocks at Key Bridge, the south
entrance to Rock Creek and
alerted police in Arlington,
Rockville and Seat Pleasant.
The FBI hurried to the scene
because depositors of the associ-
alton are insured by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corp.
Police said the money was
taken from a working cash
drawer. The bandit, they said,
missed an undetermined amount
of other money elsewhere in the
office.
Police and agents worked be-
hind locked doors at the office
questioning suspects and pin
ming down the description of
the bandit.
They broadcast this lookout: a
slender Negro, between IS and
80 years old. five feet six inches
tall. wearing dark glasses. a
mustache. brown peaked cap.
and trench coat. The method
of escape was not Immediately
known but one paSserby told
police he saw a blue convertible
leave the front of the Office at
high speed about the time of
the robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
EISENHOWER
Continued From First Page


with King Saud, the President
said that of course he would not
be diScourteous enough to say in
advance what he would discuss
with his visitor.
He added. however, that fire.
quently in the past he had plead
ed with all foreign governments
for equal treatment of American
citizens.
Half an hour after his news
conference. the President mo-
tored to National Airport and
greeted King Saud personally on
his arrival here.
When the news conference
questioning shifted to the cur
rent Democratic attacks on Sec
rotary Dulles. Mr.. Eisenhower
Immediately said that Mr.. Dulles
never has taken any action which
he (the PresidenD had not APP
proved in advance.
Retains High Opinion
A reporter said some of the
critics questioning Mr.. Dulles
competence and ability are
charging that his actions may
have contributed to present in
ternational difficulties. He re-
minded the President that he
had described Secretary Dulles
as the greatest Secretary of
State in our time, and asked if
he had changed his opinion.
Mr.. Eisenhower said there is
no reason to change his high
opinion of Mr.. Dulles.
Remarking that he is the last
to say I'VE have not made mis-
takes in foreign policy. the
President said Mr.. Dulles hind
sight" critics still do not bring
forward any constructive pro-
posals as to what should have
been done differently.
The Dulles criticism mounted
especially in connection with the
so-called Eisenhower Doctrine"
resolution pending in Congress,
designed to prevent Communist
expansion in the Middle East.
Policy to Be PrObed
1t led to Democratic demands
Tor an investigation of Middle
East policies during the Eisen-
hover administration. AS finally
approved by a Joint Senate COM
mlttee yesterday and accepted
ny the administration, the in
veStigation now will go into
Middle East developments since
the beginning of 1916, covering
both the Truman and Essen
hover administrations.
The President made it en-
phatically clear today that docu-
ments turned over to the Senate
probers will not include his per-
Sonal correspondence with for
elgn government leaders.
He said it would be betrayal
OF confidence" to let such docu-
ments out of his hands. He ex-
planned that he has letter after
letter from foreign government
heads. written with the under
standing that they would "be
seen by no one but me-" He
added that he understands that
Congress would not ask for such
documents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

Continued From First Page
also was ordered into the JAM
packed restroom.
Shortly thereafter the bandit
left the Office. police theorized,
because about $3.50 am. an
other customer, Spencer Stew
ard, SIS, retired builder, of ola
Twenty-third street NV, walked
into the office to see Mr.. Britt.
The place was completely
empty" Mr.. Steward said. Il
never saw it empty before. And
1 could hear some mumbling
from the back"
Chair Under Door Knob
While Mr. Steward was Won
dering what to do. the six people
in the restroom were wondering
if the bandit had left. The rest
room door wasn't locked but the
bandit had put a chair against
the door knob.
After what seemed to him to
be about five minutes. Mr.. Britt
climbed out a small window into
the alley and went into the adj
joining Colonial Coffee Shop at
1872 Twentieth street NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30

the Senate group, saw "a $3.50
chance for action on a corn bill
within a month"
Low Corn Prices
Unless Congress accepts a spe-
cial new program, Mr.. Benson
said corn supplies could increase
further. corn prices could be low
livestock could be excessive and
the whole feed grain livestock
balance could be disturbed.
He proposal a special three
year corn program unuer which
an existing commercial corn
acreage would be boosted from
less than 38 to 81 million acres.
Price supports would be not less
than $l.24 bushel--about 40 per
cent Of parity--and complying
growers could share in the soil
bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
BEER BESTS BOOKS
AS CAFE DECIDES
TO GUST LIBRARY

INLAND. Calf. (P.-This
is perhaps one Of the few
communities where it's pos
sible to pick up a beer as
we'll as a book at the Public
Library.
The county branch library
is in a cafe that has been
selling beer for the last five
months.
So yesterday, after several
residents complained that
the culture was becoming a
bit too heady, Librarian
Violet Thompson made a
decision:
The library will have to
go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
GUARD
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Guard Association president,
Maj. Gen. Ellard Walsh, that
Mr.. Wilson'S statement was "a
damn lie"
But Defense officials conceded
that the facts and figures about
the Guards role in the Korean
war appeared to leave the Guard
spokesman on safer ground.
The Wilson statement. made
before the House Armed Services
Committee Monday, created a
Juror and prompted series OF
verbal SalvoS from Guard lead
ers and State officials.
There is no argument between
the Defense Department and the
National Guard Association
about the fact that six Guard di-
visions were ordered into Fed
eral service during the conflict
in the Far East.
There is no argument. more
over, over the Guard AsSocia-
tons statement that "a per cent
of Air National Guard man
power saw Federal service during
the war and that 81 per cent of
the Army Guard went on active
duty.
Mr.. Wilson's aides say frankly
that they wish "the old man"
had avoided the draft lodging
business and stuck to position
held by the Regular Army and
the Defense Department. This
position is that in recent wars
it has taken too long to get
Guard divisions ready for combat
and that National Guard units
include far too many enlisted
men without prior active service
or full basic training.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
ATOMIC
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served in fruit flies. The more
recent studies at the Oak Ridge,
Tenn. laboratories. the report
said, indicate that genetic
changes in mice are about Is
times as common in mice per
unit Of radiation as in fruit
flies
In the military field, Acc said,
emphasis has continued on re-
search and development activi-
ties designed to increase and i'm
prove the United States arsenal
of weapons"
Work continued, it said, on de-
signs for defensive uSe"-pre-
Sumably meaning antiaircraft
missiles and artillery shells
and ION methods of reducing the
radioactive contamination re-
sulting from weapons detona-
tons"
The commission reported that
the 1856 Eniwetok tests had
yielded important information"
relating to developing defensive
weapons and means of reduc-
ing fallout from weapons fir
ings."
Research, development and
production programs have been
accelerated" to such an extent,
said the Acc, that it has been
necessary TO expand facilities
for conceiving, engineering. test
ing and producing weapons.
Output of Ore Gains
Among other highlights:
/. Production of uranium ores
and concentrates from all free
world sources supplying the
United States continued to in
Grassland increases in this
country maintained the United
States as one of the worlds
leading producers of uranium. +"
z. The program of developing
Inuclear reactors for commercial
power continued to move
ahead although progress to-
ward achievement of "econom-
ic" power from the atom both at
home and abroad lis in its early
stages large amounts of
manpower and money will be
required to attain it,"
3. A notable advance" was
made in the program to develop
nuclear-powered aircraft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30


Mr.. Benson told Senator FL
lenders committee yesterday
that Congressional action on the
new corn program SHOULD come
well ahead of March L."
Seen as Handicap
If there is a delay, he ex-
planned. 1t will handicap the
entire Federal soil bank program.
Senator Humphrey, Democrat
Of Minnesota. a member of the
Agriculture Committee with a
keen interest in corn. disagreed
with Senator Ellender in a sep
arate interview.
Il don't know why we can't
get bill before March l." he
said. ITS a duty of the Con-
gress to take care of these
emergency situations.
Senator Aiken, Republican Of
Vermont. former chairman Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
House Prepares to Vote
Mideost Policy Approval
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Force now standing guard in
Egypt. He also would try TO
regulate the flow of arms into
the Middle East through a spe-
Icial u. N. commission.
Although the Senate commit
tees of Foreign Relations and
Armed Services voted unani-
Imously yesterday to ask the
State Department for a chron-
illogical review of all significant
events in the Middle East in the
last decade, this long-range study
Iof how the current crisis de-
Iveloped will await passage of the
pending resolution.
When the inquiry gets under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-30
EIIender Doubts Corn Bill
Will Pass by March |
By the Associated pres.

Senator Eender Democrat of louisiana said today he sees
little chance for congressional a
new farm program for asked by Secretary Agriculture
Benson
wen never DO It, Senator Elender chairman Senate
Agriculture Committee said concerning the possibility Of speedy
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
julia West View Parku, Pittsburgh, Pa.

julia West View Parku Pittsburgh, Pa.
Barbara Ann je rodjena o. aprila 194O nasoj bzoj
naselbn Taso Road nedaleko Beaver Pa cd dobrh rod
ela, Jospa Barbara Bogovich ko clanovi naseg od
sjeka 535 nasem odsjeku made diva svoja stara bra
ia, Edwarda, koji radi svom kontraktorskoj
radnj Beaver okolc Charles koj naazi amerckoj
vojsci diva madja brata Robert Joseph Jr u Po-
matku Nezin oac je vrlo dobr vrjedn clan naseg od
sjeka, ko kako rekosmo posjeduje svakovrsnu konra
torsku masnerju, svaku construction radnju rad
vrlo umerenu cenu, koeg braca il Mdanda preporucuu
svemu nasem narodu u Beaver Valley okoici.
Brat Joseph Jukica upravtelj Pomlatka gnjezda 157
apelra clansvo odsjeka 535 gnjezda 157 te uopce
ma sve odsjeke gnezda Beaver Valley, da i'm pomognu
ovom natjecaju pobjedu nhove made ijepe clance,
Barbara Ann Bogovch Moi pax cestta odvaznost so
Sc e prima da rad cast te joj zeli uspjeh da
bude prva pobednica ovogodsnem Zajedncarskom Da
nu West View Parku.
Mi cd nase strane cestitamo ovoj djevojk njezinnl
rodteljima svoj braci sestrama Mdlandu, ko svake
godine ozbno uzimlju aktvnog ucesca vez prpreme
uspjeha nasih Zajednicarskih Danova.
Barbara Ann je prva natjecateljica sada cekamo da
vidimo koja ce bti druga?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

nalazi sc jos jedna velika "a
jednicarska naseobina Hamil-
ton. Hamilton. po svojoj We
likoj celicnoj industriji Pitts
burgh je Kanade. Nedaleko
Hamiltona je proslavljena ma
seobina hrvatskih zajednicara
Welland. U okolici ovih gra-
dova nalazi Sc wise nasih Ia
jednicarskih sredista.
Bio bi lijepo i dobro, kad
bi Sc IL tih predjela il oko-
lice Toronto slozili sa To-
rontom, pax da svi zajednic-
XII prirede jednu veliku "a
jednicarsku zabavu i banket
u pocast nasih turista po-
bjednika u kampanji.
Doznajemo, da u isto vrije-
me sprema izlet u Toronto
mas hrvatski proslavljeni pie
vacki zbor "Jadran" iz Ali
quippa, kraj Pittsburgha. Ia
kodjer ma turneju Sc u isto
vrijeme sprema glasovita Ko-
10 Grupa IL Cokeburga, Pa.
~c~avije grupe pjesmom
plesom mogle bi dati zaista
lijepi program ma pocasnom
banketu. U Toronto imademo
modernu veliku dvoranu
Hrvatski Dom, gdje bi Sc tai
banket mogao odrzati. Uzev-
81 stvari kako stole time bi
sc lije po manifestiralo Ia
.jednicarsko bratstvo hrvat-
skin fraternalista Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice i sloga hrvat-
skog naroda u iseljenistvu.
Mas 81. predsjednik, brat
V. I. Mandic vratio Sc zad-
njih dana bas IL Toronto gdje
Sc odrzao zajednicarski Five
pin tournament. Tu Sc je sa-
stao sa vodjama nash od-
sjeka gnijezda, s kojin1a je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

rijese u Poljskoj ce doci do
katastrofe, a Rus a ce Sc
vratiti u Poljsku. Da sacuva
svoj sadasnji polozaj, Poll
ska mora dobiti po m o { Cd
Zapada. Ia pomoc mora da
joj bude pruzena bez buke i
galame bez propagandistic-
kin trublja, jer Rus ija je
prijeke cudi, a ruski su tan
kovi mnogobrojni.
A kakva &c biti buducnost ?
Malo slobode je opasna stvar
"a Moskvu. Kad Sc ekonom-
sko stanje u Poljskoj sredi,
a prilike ustale, Poljska &c
po svoj prilici dozivjeti dali
ME demokratizovanje, a k o
Sc nece otvoreno oslanjati ma
Zapad. U ovom momentu ma
laze Sc u Istocnoj Njemackoj
% ruske divizije, a sedan in
Sc nalazi u samoj Poljskoj,
a osim toga ma istocnoj je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
PEDESETG0DISNJI PJEVACkI K0NCERAT
HRVATSk0G PJEV. DRUSTYA FAVOR
ODRzATI CE SE NEDJELJU 5. MAJA POSLIJE PODNE
U NARODNOJ HRVATSKOJ DVORANI "JAVOR"

,.
U NARODNOJ HRVATSKOJ DVORANI "JAVOR"
prvim redovma nasih pjevackih zborova danas po-
stoji mas pomadjen Zbor "Javor "Javor je liza
chikaske zore najstarije hrvatsko pevacko drstvo
America, koe je pregazo pola veka narodnom kul
turnom pou Mega organzral danas starr dosejenici
dali ljepo ime "Javor" sto nam pjesma veil "Oj
javore javore 81 drvo najbolje " Nas mladj neznaju
pax to me zgovarau pogresno so zvuci kao posprdno
oni tako msle, pax ga nekako kao "djavor'
zvuc ruzno, kao djavol-
Javor je ponos nasega narodnoga Pttsburgha. To je
edni pjevac hrvats Zbor kom svaki rodolub treba
ponosit Sada je "Javor tolko znacanij kad ga
je zavoljea nasa omadna, muski zenski svije pax
ga posve poladi ugladi Danas "Javor" posjeduje do
bar sarie mladi MATERIAL uvjezbane gasove pax je
zavdnoj visin izvedbi nash narodnh umjetnih hr
vatskh pjesama Milo e drago susati nase rodene Ame
rikance kad jepo skladno pjevau nase pjesme jepom
milozvucnom hrvatskom jeziku.
Ma 5-og dake maja nedjeju poslje podne, mas dragi
"Javor odrzati &c svoj ijep znacajn koncert savu
svoje 5Ogodisnjice zatnog jubilea! - Koncerat
ce biti historicko Narodnoj Hrvatsko Dvoran Javor
Spremi rode moi da rijethu narodnu slavu do
stono prosavmo, pa da dvorana bude dupkom puma
puma. Prijatelj naroda.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
0DB0RU | CLANSTVU SVIH 0DSJEkA
H.B.z. u JUzN0M 0NTARIJU, KANADA

Dan IT, augusta godine bt ce zabiliczen zlatnim
sovma povjesnu kngu rada djelovanja Hrv. Bratske
Zajednice godnu 1857 Tog dana, maine, odseci clan
stvo Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice ostali mas narod
stanjen juznom predeu province Ontario, Kanada pr
redjuje svecan doGek gradu Toronu pobjedncima
godisnje kampanje "a acanje redova nase zajednicc
Ia vreme kugacke utakmce, koa e odrzavala u
Torontu pros petak subotu s. 6. apra, sastao
razgovarao velikm broem naseg clanstva u pro-
storama kugane, kao vrijeme nakon svecanog ban
keta Hratskom Narodnom Domu subotu veGer Ia
vrijeme mojeg pozdravnog govora pozao odbornke
odsjeka iz uznog Ontarja, ko bill prisutni nfor
man sastanak nakon vecere Ma tom sastank blo e pr
suno Is odbornka il sledecih odseka 67 644 65O S32
961, 975 99O Odborncima ovh odseka objasno mas
plan putovanja.
Posto te Sc grupa pobjednika sastati Torontu, mi
drzmo da bi blo mjestu da sv odseci uznog Onara
sudjeuju svecanom doceku jedncara jenika Ka
nad Prema tome unolavae da vaSo odseGnoj sled
nc mjesecu apru podnesee ptanje pred clanstvo
Odsek b trebao zabrat ma jmanje tri cana odbor
docek pobednka Razumije da ce odseci grada To
ronta neposredne okoce mat duznost da sporazumu
sa Izvrsnim Odborom Kampanjskim Odborom ucine
sto ce b porebao vez ovog svecanog doceka Izabran
predstavnc odseka grada Toronto b rebal biti Radn
Odbor predsavnici svh odsjeka zajedno jedan Sr iii
Generaln Odbor svecan docek gpe pobjednka Cd od
seka traz da posalu glavn ured Zaednice imena
adrese canova priredvackog odbora to odnah nakon
odavana sjednica Mi cemo nakon toga IL gavnog ureda
sazva sjednicu svih odbornika kou ako bude po
trebno, doc predstavnik IL glavnog ureda.
Uz bratski pozdrav odboru clanstvu odsjeka,
Ia Izvrsn Odbor:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10

imao razgovor u ovom smi-
slu i dosao je do razumjeva-
MIA, pax su vec unaprijed IL
najmili Hrvatski Dom u To-
rontu "a pocasni banket "a
subotu II. augusta, kad ma
sa zajednicarska turneja po-
Gina IL Toronto. Mi Sc NADIA
mo i apeliramo ma sve nase
odsjeke i gnijezda Toronto i
okolice, da sazovu svoju
skupstinu i da zajednicki u
cestvuju kod priredbe owe ve-
licanstvene proslave zajedni-
cara Sjedinjenih Drzava Ka-
made u duhu bratske ljubavi
i covjecnosti kakove zgode
nikada do sada nismo imali.
Brace i sestre uvazimo zna-
caj ovog pocasnog banketa
ma koji treba da istupimo u
najvecem broju kao zajedni-
carl americki fraternalisti
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Zajednicki treba da mantle
stiramo zajedniearsko brat
stvo, a il redova nase Zajed-
nice svak moze, u koliko tko
zeli, da vodi svoje poimanje
i nazore simpaticarima pole
dinih stranaka.
u jednom pitanju trebamo
i moramo da smo svi slozni
"a glavno pitanje hrvatske
stvari u cemu Sc nesmijemo
dijeliti, pa iako Sc svak u sve-
mu neslaze.
Donasamo owl poruku do
bre wolfe i bratske ljubavi u
dobroj namjeri, da Sc pokaze-
mo svijesni i slozni kad to
prilika vrijeme dovoljava.
Ia 81. Odbor Kampanje -
Philip Vukelic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-04-10
zAJAM "a ISPLATU zADUzNICE NASEG
CR0ATIAN CENTRA U PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Kampanja zajam Cd pojedinaca
drustava isplatu zaduznce naseg narodnog Parka
Croatan Cenra nasem opsnjem Pittsburghu Prize smo
prinli zajma ukupno S5,50000 Tako primi darova
S625OO. Ukupno prmito Sc 125OO Ma zaduznicu 3D.
platli $6OO00O Jos mamo da platimo oko tisuca
doara svotu trazmo cd nash rodolubnih clanova
poednaca, odsjeka drustava zajam. Ma zajam pacamo
go kamata tko traz. Mnog pozajmli novac bez
kamata, koma srdacno zahvaljuemo Novac obvez-
nicu placamo svakom kad to zatraN bez zatezanja