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further decline in the stock
market and probably a Federal
Government deficit. 1t wal
predicted here last might BY
DR.. John X. Langum. Chicago
economist.
He told business and finan-
cial executives at the fall
economic meeting OF the Union
Trust Co. the recession would
be moderate compared with
the severe downtnrns Of the
past but definitely more serious
than slight recessions Of l9f8-
l949 and ie53-i954.
The period ahead will be
characterized more by adjust
ments. disappointments and
inability to forge ahead than
by sheer decline in economic
activity as measured by dollar
maenitudeS he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

sought and the ONCE moved Ia
ga r street INV.
Shortly thereafter another
move was made. this time to
the Second National Bank al
507 Seventh street NV. In the
spring Of 1907 1t moved to its
own quarters at 629 r street
NV. and in 1918 replaced the
old quarters with q new build
ing.
I The association purchased
The Ballantyne property at 1921
F street NV. MS q site for new
quarters in 1855. Almost the
entire old building was torn
down to make way for the at
tractive modern structure.
Thomas Locraft OF the firm
Of Murphy a. Locraft was the
architect and Joseph B. Bahen
was the builder and contractor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Washington Permanent
To Open New Offices

Washington Permanent
Building Association has ex-
tended an invitation to custom
ers and neighbors TO attend the
formal opening Of large new
quarters at 1921 r street NV.
tomorrow.
The new structure more than
doubles the associations space
and leaves plenty Of room for
future expansion for the first
time In many years.
The 76-year-old association
has moved into the new site
from outgrown Offices at 629
r street NV. q site which 1t
occupied for half q century.
The new Offices are unusually
well arranged and attractively
decorated in pastel colors.
Lunch facilities and a lounge
are provided for ofiicers and
employees. The new board room
is impressive.
Complete 80 Years
Opening Of the new ofiices
comes only q few weeks after
Washington Permanent's presi-
dent, Julius A. Maedel, and Its
vice president. Hermann H.
Bergman. completed 80 years
Of service TO the association.
Mr.. Maedel has been presi-
dent since May. 1855. and Mr..
Bergman became vice presi-
dent in 1912.
Washington Permanent has
around $24 million Of assets.
II was founded in April. 1881.
In rooms over the hardware
establishment Of Gustave Har-
tig at Seventh and X streets
NV. and has grown steadily
through the years.
Charles Herman was It's first |
president. George c. Walker |
was vice president and Mr.. |
Hartlg treasurer. Leonard
Eckert was secretary and II. H. |
Bergman assistant secretary.
Moved TO Bank Building
Not long after its organiza-
ton. the association moved to |
the second floor OF the Ger |
man-American National Bank |
Building located where Hecht's |
department store now stands. |
In 1884 larger quarters were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

caro- cnecklng systems thai
have been in use. they ex-
planned.
Claimed for the new device
are: Electronics steps in "a
reduce work. speed up pro-
cedures and make inventory
information available at the
touch Of q button. carries profit
and loss accounting and other
data, cuts the work force re-
uuired. speeds up accounting
enables quicker detection of
significant changes in store
orders and Is a more salts
factory guide TO purchasing
1t also aids store billing.
The file computer system
eliminates a lot Of paper work
by coding information on the
initial punched card, the engi-
neers explained.
Checks can be made at any
point to determine the status
Of stock and inquiries on other
pertinent information can as
readily produce an answer,
they said. 1T is possible to sit
at q desk and with one touch Of
a button on q typewriter in
quiry machine, obtain data
quicker than lifting tele-
phone receiver"
In another phase OF the con-
vention. Carroll M. Shanks,
president. The Prudential In
surance Co., in an address pre-
pared for delivery. told the
delegates:
II have q firm conviction
that. if Federal Government
spending is kept in check and
the Federal Reserve maintains
its present policy Of restraint
in the months ahead. the cur
rent rise in the cost Of living
will be brought TO q standstill.
I'VE should. IN my opinion.
do anything in defense spend
ing or economic aid abroad
necessary to win in the arma-
ment and cold war contest. But
we should have the national
will to cut down other enticing
domestic projects in order TO
preserve our dollar and our
stable prosperity. II we lose in
this field we likely will lose also
the cold war.
The credit restraint Of the
past year has given US a CATCH
ing-up period. with productive
capacity growing up to the level
Of monetary demand. Because
of this policy Of restraint. !
think it probable that the COM
ing transition from imitation to
reasonably stable consumer
prices can be accomplished to
the accompaniment Of a steady
growth in employment. instead
Of the violent readjustment
which would inevitably have
followed had imitation been al
lowed to run unchecked.
Imitation is not a good thing:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

although further development
of existing territories viii take
place. He mentioned opening
Of the company's FIRST Pennsyi-
vania store at York and said
development Of the territory
between York and Washing
ton win be considered.
Decentralization Of store mer-
chandising policies to q divi-
sional basis was the key 10
higher prof1ts after he took
over Safeway management in
October, 1855. he told the
analysts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
'' 3 BUSINESS
Univoc Draws Attention
Of Food Chain Officials
By WILLIAM A. MULLEN

Use Of Remington Rands Univac hle computer system
dessned to make inventory information Immediately
able is attracting wide attention at the Shoreham Hotel
vntion OF the National Association Of Food Chains ocals
said today.
battery Of electronc machines replaces the old hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Oct. % Op.--Nationai
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
tNoon onotationsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Recession Is Predicted
By Economist L.angum

The United States is moving
into q recession which vii
bring some unemployment, Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

Safeway stores. Inc. plans "a
spend $50 million for new con-
struction in 1858, despite tight
money conditions, compared
with around SIS million this
year. IL was announced here
yesterday by Robert A. Mago-
wan. president and board
chairman.
Speaking before the WASH
ington Society Of Investment
Analysts at the Occidental Res
ltaurant. Mr.. Magowan said his
company viii complete around
$50 new stores this year and
about the same number next
year. A large distribution CEN
ter has been started at Port
land, Greg. and similar eenters
win be built in 1859 at Seattle
and Omaha.
A sales record Of So billion Is
assured for the year. he said.
Mr.. Mcgowan said the build
ing program win take care OF
requirements and moderniza-
ton for the most part. out can
hardly be considered as true
expansion.
No new major territories will
be entered in the coming year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

OFFICERS
JULIUS A, MAGpEL, rRtslpsHv
HERMANN n. BgRGMANN
vlcg.PRUalngNr
STUART o. THOMPSON. stestrARy
JOHN n. THOMPSON, TREASURER
FRITZ n. sAuBER, eenrRoLLsR
TAYLOR RUSSELL, AssisrANr steRsrAsy
JAMES /, HARRIS. AsslsrAHr rstAsuRGR
N. STEWART BERcMANN. INSURANCE.
puPARrMEnr nsAAcGR
COUNSEL
EDWIN SHELTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23
TODAYS TV
HIGHLIGHTS

TOO, WTOP (9)-Men Of An
napolis: After q long year of
razing by the First Classmen,
the Plebe Class, tries to toss
a Midshipman over the sea-
wall.
1880, WMAL t7)-Cheyenne:
Decision at Gunsight." An
outlaw extortion gang initiate
the protection racket in q
town where Cheyenne is
operating . stable. Clint
Walker.
$500, WRC l4)--The Arthur
Murray Dance Party: Color
Guests include Comedians
Jack E. Leonard, Larry
Storch. Billy de Wolfe, and
Phil Foster. Featured dancers
are jacques D'Amboise and
Allegro Kent.
$500, WTTG t5)-Movietime
USA: The Falcons brother
besets enemy agents intent
on killing a South American
diplomat in THE Falcons
Brother" Tom Conway and
George Sanders. 1922
$500, WTOP (9)-The Phil Sill
vers Show: Sergt. Bilko plans
to take over disbanding
radio station. using Army ia
cilities at Fort Baxter to gain
a bankroll for himself and
his motor platoon. Joe e.
Ross.
$3.50. WMAL t7)-Life and
Legend of Wyatt carp:
Wyatt Meets Doc Holiday"
In a jam. Wyatt finds an
unexpected ally while chasing
a gang Of outlaws. Hugh
O'Brian.
$3.50. WRC t4I-Panic: A BUSH
nessman tries to learn why
his partner wanted to kill
him In Two Martins. "
After preparing a lethal por-
ton for his associate.
$3.50, WTOP ts)--The Red
Shelton Show: Color. }
Guests include Virginia Grey
and Gerald Mohr.
9:3O, WMAL t7)--DuPont The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23

ater: THE Shark on the
Mountain Peril confronts
a boy and O crippled oldster
who dream Of their prowess.
$3.50. WRC (A-Kaiser Alumni
mum Hour: A musical comedy
starring Nanette Fabray, an
amazing pitcher, in "A Mans
Came"
$3.50, WTTG (5)--Lilli Palmer
Show: Michael Cough stars
in this mysterious haunted
house story Just off Plea
dilly."
1000. WTTG t5)--Errol Flynn
Theater: Don Juan changes
his mind about marriage in
THE 1000th Night Of Don
Juan"
1890. WTOP (9)--C ele brity
Playhouse: Tomorrow We
May Part" stars LARAMIE Day
and William Bishop. A news
paper editors secretary is told
that she has only two years
to live due to a serious heart
condition.
l1:10, WTTG f5)--Washington
Movietime: Three merchant
marines on leave looking for
excitement. get involved In
romantic entanglements in
Seven Days Ashore" starring
Virginia Mayo.
1l:15. WTOP t9)- The Late
Show: Gigi Perreau and
Lloyd Corrigan star in alias
Mr.. Twilight" A man is
suspected Of being involved
in a confidence game and
nearly loses the guardianship
Of his grandmother. tl947.)
l1:20. WMAL (7) The Night
Show: Speed to Spare .
Richard Arlen and Jean
Rogers. A stunt driver goes
to work for a trucking COM
pany. t1947.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23

had the eerie experience of read
ling his own obituaries, an ex-
|perience on which the TV play
was based He and his wife were
on a boat headed for Florida,
land a sudden storm caused their
lcraft to be listed as missing.
After that great many people
assumed that Gene was dead.
/ Far from a corpse, the S.
year-old singer and composer is
still enjoying life to the hilt. He
was only mildly thrilled over TVS
doing his story. however.
IT got into this because my
wife thought 1t would be fun.
We've only been married six
years. and she's never been in
show business. Tn not going
to get trapped. though" says
Gene.
"One Of the reasons I quit be-
fore was that once you get to the
top everyone starts telling you
what to do. You're not living
when that happens. I like to
travel and drink and gamble"
At present Gene is on the
wagon. but he prefers to play
this down.
| II like mixed drinks. and I'm
a pro with both hands, quart
of scotch in one hand, and a
quart of bourbon in the other.
Gambling? like all forms of it,"
| Some years ago Gene had one
OF the first gambling joints along
the famous Las Vegas strip. /"
Naturally. 1t was called MY Blue
Heaven" In 1889 he organized
a tent show and hired a carnival
promoter as his advance man.
1t was Col. Tom Parker. who now
manages "Elyis the Pelvis."
II taught Tom everything he
knows about this singing racket.
: and he's doing all right, too
says Gene.
\ 4 y
! For a time Gene also wrote
: songs for Mae West on order
For one occasion Mae asked for
"a sexy song with an oriental
beat in a low-down Chinese
setting" Gene knocked it out
Immediately. 1t was titled "Oc-
; cidental Mama in an Oriental
, Mood for Love-"
Aside from his recording royal
tiles which continue to bring him
|, between $4,000 and $20.0 900 an
nually. Genes only other claim
to being a stable citizen is a
sponge and chamois business he
operates in st. Louis by remote
control.
/ Most OF the time Gene and
his wife CHS fourth knock
around the country in a huge
trailer, which was parked In Las
vegas until Gene took q bow on
the TV show.
ITS always been my policy to
get away from Broadway and
Hollywood after you've done your
job. Like said before, you get
trapped II you don't. ! never
want to nest anywhere. Two Of
my wives were nesters, and that's
why We didn't get along"
This from the man who made
famous those lyrics which 60.
Just Molly and me. and baby
makes three-we're happy in my
blue heaven"
copyrisht 1857. Mirror Enterprises Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23

Heaven"--a dead giveaway that
she'd been lying in her teeth.
During the EOS Gene Austin
was a sort Of milk-fed Elvis
Presley without the wandering
sideburns. Besides MY Blue
Heaven" he had the country
incoming over such tunes as Five
Foot Two, Eyes Of Blue
Ramona" Sleepy Time Gal'
and many others.
The reason for Genes being
exhumed now was that MICS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23
Why Arthur Godfrey
reads Readers Digest

''TheR Readers Digesthasbeena
veritable public library to me-"
says Arthur Godfrey. II have
learnedmuch from its pagesand
have enjoyed them all. In my
twenty-seven years of broad
casting | cannot recall a single
issue of Readers Digest from
which l failed to quote some
thing memorable"
Get May Readers Digest at
your newsstand today: 38 ar
ticles Of lasting interest, includ-
ing the best from leading maya
zihes, newspapers and books,
condensed to save your time.
Arthur Godfrey tdiks about
Readers Digest every Wednesday
on CHS radio. Tune in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23

Goodyear Playhouse" did his
life story Sunday. For the past
couple of weeks he has been at
the mercy of a flock of press
agents who have been herding
him from city to city, probably
to prove that Gene is still among
the living.
\
In the early '30s. soon after
his career hit the rocks, Gene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23
Teeth?
Any Day Now!

Just when your baby gets his teeth
isn't important. What matters is
that they grow in strong. That's
why a baby needs lots of protein,
especially meat. You should give
him Clapp's Chicken Soup often.
It's chockful of choice, tender
chicken. And il tastes so good.
baby is sure TO finish every bit.
None Better Clapp's Baby Foods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-23
ON THE AIR
Genes Blue Heaven
Has to Have Wheels
ON THE AIR
Nv HAL HIyMPHREY

HoLLYWooD-This Is the week when all Of us midde-
aged fogies redcovered Gene Austin OF
his wife she doubt you puzzled
Honey he must have been before time probably
IT don't remember like that Then later while
tidying the Kitchen. heard her hummng MY Blue
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Prose godine Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica pomoga je
dvadesetorc zasuznh vednih ladih studenata sa
tom cd $500 svakome da mogu proslijed naukama
vism skoama.
Ovo je bio tex pocetak Prema zakljucku devete kon-
vence ustanovjena e zaednci posebna zaklada po-
moe potrebnm zasuznim studentma pod imenom "Cro-
atan Fraernal Union Scholarship Foundation Inc Tako
da buduce moze pomoci sto vecem broju studenata
sto vecim svotama Glavni Odbor je zakucio da
kada pojaca sa jednim posebnm pano, kojem &c svak
clan canca moc sudjelovati
Program naseg rada tn svrhu jest da Sc svakom ca-
nu canic Sjedinenim Drzavama Amerke ko primal ju
zajedncar posalje edno kut IA krasno izradjenh Bo
zicnih Karata cijenu cd $125 po kut Owe Bozc-
ne Karte mogu kupt nigdje trgovinama, scne po
kvalitet izradbi kostale bi diva puta toiko wise.
Sve, so cd trazimo sestre brace, jest da to
posebno odredjenom omotu posaete $125 gotovin iii
ceku, ko treba da je spostavjen me Croatian Fra
terna Union Card Fund. IL razloga, sto mogi
rcit dovoljno veku kolicnu, da zadovolmo svakog
Seq clana clanicu omoguceno nabavt bozcne kar
te uz ovako nsu cienu sto vrieme postci ep profit
"a Studentsku Zakladu IL koe cemo pomoc vecm svota
vecem brou studenata ko nebi mace a mogucnosti
radi pomankana sredstava nauke visim skolama.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

oval mas program mi nismo mogli ukjucti ovu
godnu nase canstvo Kanadi koje da uvjek
prpravno odazove nasim apelma pomoc Canov il Ka-
made sveedno maju pomoc IL studentske zaade
isto tako kao i clanovi IL Sjedinjenih Drzava
kutiji kartama naci cete potrebne upute
bavu naknadnih kutja bozcnih karata cijenu
Vas iii "a Vase pratelje sto vec bro kuta raspacamo
to ce biti VEGA pomoc studentsko zakladi.
Oni koj &c primiti pomoc daljne skoovanje, biti
Wanna zahvan uvek Prema tome, nemojte oglsi-
nasem pozvu Putem poste pocetkom meseca sep
tembra dobiti cete kutu karaa kou cee odmah prepo
zna da e cd Hrvatske Braske ednce Pregedate po-
sjku kad uvjerte vrjednosti sadrzine posalte
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu odredjenu cijenu
Moimo nase odsjecne odbornike, da tumace oval mas
plan studentsku zaadu canstvu sjednicama isto
vreme apeliramo nh, da uklucuu uplate bozc-
karte mjesecn rasporez Zaklada skolarnu jest po
sebno nkorporirana zakada nema nsta zaiednckog sa
ostalim zakladama Zajednice.
Uz bratski pozdrav,
Ia GIaHni Odbor Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice:
" l. Mandich glavn predsjednik;
Joseph Bella, gavni tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
Dobito 35l8 novih clanova preko mlijuna osgurnn
CLANSKA KAlAPANJA Sc LIJEP0 0DVIjA
|M0zEk0 P0LUCITI D0BAR uSPJEH

U aug,stu mjesecu % dana polucismo prilican u
speh kampanjom Kroz to vrijeme oba odjejenja up
sano e ukupno 498 novh canova $3369O0OO osguracje
Cd pocetka kampanje l. januara 1857 do %. augusta
upsano e ukupno 351S novh Ganova $3251 10000 move
osiguracije Mslmo da je to pak dobar uspjeh novim
canstvom osiguracijom kojom smo prekoraci tr1 /
Getvrt miijuna dolara move osgurnine.
U Kanadi dobi trajanje kampanje ATT novih
clanova S53O6OOOO osguracije, sto vrijeme Sjed
njenim Drzavama upsano e ukupno zaednicu oba odje
lenja, 3,O41 novi clan So 727 10000 osigurnine.
Tako zadnja diva tjedna nasa pocasna lista grad
telja ljepo poacaa tockicama novm graditeljima
koi su premas 100 ockica Tu isu nash pocasnh grad
telja donosimo cetvrtoj strani.
Imena CHA b mogla bt ma toj pocasnoj list pitamo
zasto tamo, kad mogu mao truda dospje? Nastoj
te da vase ime dodje pocasnu lstu.
Ma ovoi pocasnoi ist prvo e ime brata vana Babica
sa 524 tockica IL odseka 423 Sjednjenim Drzavama
rgo e vrijedne sestre Nikona Gavota 426 toe
kica il odsjeka broj 374.
Ma kanadskoj pocasnoj lst je sada ma prvom mjestu
brat Joseph Sanovch IL odseka bro ga 326 tockca
ma drugom je mjestu brat Marko Banjavcc IL odseka
broi $50 sa 313 tockca.
Pazite tko &c bit prvaci narednoj pocasnoj lis?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

skog Dana ma koju dolazi ma
tisuce naseg naroda, da time
iskazu pocast svemu onomu,
sto ie lijepog dobrog kod
mas kao doseljenih Hrvata
kao potomaka hrvatskih do
seljenika.
U nastojanju, da Sc svake
godine postize sve veci uspjeh
u priredbi Hrvatskog Dana,
oval Odbor je cinio sve, sto
je bilo u njegovoj moci, da
ma proslavi Hrvatskog Dana
priredi sto ljepsi zabavni pro-
gram. Mi smo ma nasu prosla-
WI Hrvatskog Dana dovadja-
Ii tamburaSke zborove cak iz
suncane Kalifornije pa sve do
najveceg grada ma svijetu,
New Yorka - dovadjali da-
kle nase talentirane umjetni-
Ike cd Pacifika do Atlantika,
da sudjeluju ma nasem pro-
gramu. l nema dvojbe, da smo
stalno uspjevali, da umjetni
i zabavni dio naseg progra-
ma bude izvrstan, a to SUI po-
tvrdili upravitelji Kenny
wood Parka, koji rekose, da
proslava Hrvatskog D. n a
svake godine privuce u Mi
hov Park preko $4,000 prisut-
nika.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

tine i prasetine, po nasem mr.
vatskom obicaju, sto ce prize
diti izvrsni poznati pecenjar,
brat Cindric il McKeesporta.
Pucko plesanje, i konacno
natjecanje u plesanju kolo
plesova biti ce izvadjano u
Pavilion No. 1, kod Penny
Arcade, u 7:30 sati u vecer,
uz sviranje "a zabavu pies,
sto ce izvadjati Pozega Tam
buritza Orchestra IL Youngs-
towna, Ohio.
Slijedeci vec postojeci obi
cal IL proslosti u proslavi Hr-
vatskog Dana, 'Post-Croa-
tian Day" odrzavati &c Sc II
nedjelju, 1. septembra, u Hr-
vatskom Domu ma 4th j An
tisbury Streets u Rankinu,
Pa.
Treca po redu, kao nasta-
yak proslave Hrvatskog Da-
ma, biti ce Reunion" prired-
ba u formi piknika ma svje-
zem zraku, koji &c sc odrza-
vati u nasem CrOatian Centru
neposredno uz Babcock Bou-
levard u Millvale, Pa, ma ko-
jem &c svirati sada vec dobro
poznati mas tamburaski zbor
"Greyko Recording Orches-
tra", "a zabavu i "a pies.
Dakle - odlucite vec sada,
te Sc prilsljucite tisucama O.
nih, koji ce doci ma owe nase
priredbe ma svjezem zraku: u
subotu, 81. augusta II Kenny
wood Parku; Il nedjelju, 1.
septembra u HryatskOm Do
mu II Rankinu; II ponedjeljak
ina Labor Day., 2. septem-
bra u CrOatian Centru u Mill
vale.
u ime Prired djivackog Odbo-
ra klicem YAM - SVI NAM
DOBRO DOSLI,
Tony Brajdic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
0DSJEk "SY. R0k" BR. 1871 PR!REDIUJE
PIKNIK U CR0ATIAN CENTHU |. sept.

n. 5. Pittsburgh, Pa - Dobro poznat aktvn mas od-
sick Sv. Rok bro 131 prreduje svo godsnji piknik
nedJelu ma septembra poznatom rvaskom Paru Gro
attain Center Oval piknik odrzat oci radnGkog
ma = Labor Day = pri zakjucku ljene godine
pnke pax drzmo da e vreno da braca ednicari
so vecem broju nadu zajedno te nedele da bratskom
veselju zabav proslave pod ovorenm nebom iepu
"a edniarssu zabavu.
Ma pikniku ce svirat pies zabavljati gose John
Latkovch svojim Troubadours.
Ma pikniku ce biti pecene janjetne drugih jcla pa
druge okrijepe vrucu janjetnu hadno piGe
Odbor sprema porebno da gosc lijepo bratsk do
ceka podvori Nezaboravite sestre brace e plnS
sjeka broj 31 nedelju 1. sepembra Croatian Centr
Ia bratski docek dobru podvorbu jamGi Odbor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28
Kirurzi S inzenjerima

Sovjetski professor Anane-
va saopcio je ma Medjunarod-
nom lijecnickom kongresu u
Torinu da je u Moskvi osno-
van specijalni institut "a IL
radu kirurskih instrumental,
gdje zajedno rade = kirurzi
i inzenjeri! Smatra Sc da TAX
va suradnja ina velike pred
nosti. Kirurg inzenjer u "a
jednickom &c ra du svojim
znanjem postici izradu TAX
viii kirurskih instrumental
takvu Mechanically, da &c Sc
stedjeti vrijeme, dragocjeno
kod svake operacije - kaze
Ananev.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-08-28

Dan .je bio kao narucen sun
can, ali niie bilo prevruce.
Mas je zanimalo kako &c
nase sestre obaviti tai pix
mix. Sve je bilo lijepo i u re-
du. Uz zene dosli su njihovi
muzevi, djeca j rodbina. Po-
sjet je bio dobar, a i trgo-
vina prilicna. l ma tom smo
pikniku vidjeli veci broj mia
djega svijeta, nego Ii starijeg.
To mas je zanimalo i veselilo.
Oval odsjek je polucio veliki
moralni uspjeh, a vjerujemo
i dobar uspjeh "a svoju bla-
gajnu. Neka i'm je sretno!
Ma pikniku smo nasli lie
pu odsjeenu predsjednicu, in
teligentnu zenu mladjih 60
dina. Cini nam Sc da je ov-
die rodjena, pax zai S t a je
znacajno, da Sc mladja nasa
Amerikanka ovako zalaze
zrtvuje "a svoj odsjek i "a
svoju Zajednicu. To je sestra
Mrs. Mary Ivsic, koja zaslu-
zuje zajednicarsku cast po-
stovanje, a njezina je mama
1.-Two radila "a svoj odsjek.
Tako smo u vaznom poslu
nasli i dugogodisnju vrijed-
nu tajnicu sestru Mrs. Dra-
gicu Blaskovic, bivsu glavnu
odbornicu n ase Zajednice j
delegaticu nasih konvencija.
Lijepo je vidjeti nase mladje
i starije sestre kako odlicno
rade i grade svoj odsjek i
svoju Zajednicu. = KAPPA vam
dolje sestre nase!