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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Placement Boord Aide
Silent on Assignment

The spokesman for virginla's
controversial Pupil Placement
Board in nearby Arlington
County is a professional educa-
tor with long years Of admin
istrative and scholarly expe-
rience behind him.
He is B. s. Hilton, former
superintendent of schools of
Shenandoah County. Va. He
and the school board differed
over policies there and. he says,
he did not seek re-appointment
on July /.
Mr.. Hilton is extremely re-
ticent about discussing the one
problem-racial segregation in
public schools-he was sent to
Arlington to deal with. He was
communicative enough about
most of his own personal back
ground. but a reporter drew a
blank in trying to get answers
to questions about segregation.
Virginia's Stanley plan to keep
the races separated or whether
he has been a member of the
pro-segregationist Defenders of
State Sovereignty and Individual
Liberties.
No Comment
To all such questions in these
fields, he had no comment.
Mr.. Hilton carries the title
of administrative assistant to
J. w. Bland. executive secretary
to the Pupil Placement Board.
He is So, is married and has
two grown daughters.
The placement board was
created by the last General
Assembly to go into action
when a .ocality-as in the case
Of Arlington-is placed under
the gun by a Federal court to
desegregate its schools.
Federal Judge Albert v.
Bryan of Alexandria. last July
81. ordered the Arlington School
Board to end racial segregation
when schools opened last
Thursday. Under the new State
law. the placement function
was taken away from the local
authorities-who are directly
under Judge Bryan's injunction
in this caSe-and placed under
a new set Of State officials.
The placement of students
still lies in the hands Of the
school superintendent of Alex
andria, Falls Church and Fair
fax County. There is no Federal
Injunction against officials in
those communities.
Mr.. Hilton said he has no
idea how long he will maintain
his ONCE, in the Arlington
Trust Co. building. While he
would not say so. the answer
probably depends on how soon
the courts finally dispose of
virginia's Stanley plan, which
includes the unique form of
pupil placement.
Ruled Unconstitutional
Federal Judge Walter HofI-
man Of Norfolk ruled the place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Government girl balances budget

best medical care and hospital services i. and
naturally it cost money. But Betty'S budget still
balances because Group disqualification covered
this hospital bill in full And Medical Service
backed up her CHI with protection that helped
pay her doctor bills
What about your budget? Will it stretch to-
cover unexpected hospital and doctor bills? If
not, find out all about Washington's best rainy
day" protection. For free booklet write: CHI
and Medical Service, Transportation Building,
Washington 6, DC. or call Republic $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

able portion Of that surplus,
$40 million. in the States
literary fund from which hard
pressed localities can borrow
to build needed capital he
said.
Prom the remaining sac
million can come needed capital
outlay and deserved salary in
creases for State employees. ]
am especially concerned that
our public school teachers gel
generous increases.
"A national survey disclosed
this year that As per cent Of
those who gave up teaching in
Virginia did so to take better
paying jobs. BY contrast in
Maryland only Z per cent left
teaching for that reason. Our
children are our most precious
resource, and 1t Is false econo-
my to try to provide them with
cut-rate education" Mr.. Dalton
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

Power now is transmitted to
the jefferson street station di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11

on the line to avoid resident
dissatisfaction. The 100000
project would have begun i'm
mediately. Mr.. Anderson said
The towers would have con-
nected the Alexandria substa-
ton on Jefferson street near
Hunting Greek with the Airing
ton substation near Four Mile
Run, about five miles away.
Points Of Protest
Stuart Morrison, spokesman
for the North Ridge Citizens
Association, which presented
the petition. said that the
towers would endanger highly
populated areas. lower prop
erty values, interfere with tele-
vision and mar scenery. The
line. he said, would run partly
around the Washington Ma
sonic Memorial.
City Attorney v. Floyd Will
liams told the council that
existing laws did not permit
the city to act on the matter.
He said he doubted the firm
could be prohibited from con-
structing the line If it were
deemed essential. However. he
said, the coming law could be
changed to provide the city
with a means to stop construc-
ton.
Mayor Leroy S. Bendheim
told the prctestants the coun-
Gil is fully aware Of your OBJ
jections. We are all in SYM
pathy with your position"
Mr.. Anderson told the coun-
Gil his firm wants to do MOTH
ing to upset the citizens" but
noted the line was essential ITO
give proper service in a growing
area"
Other Action
Power now is transmitted to
the Jefferson street station di-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-11
Alexandra Wins Delay
In Building Of Towers

Protests from 200 Aexandrans the signatures 1900
petitioners last night temporarily stopped by Virginia
Electric Power Co to construct 60-foot transmits
sion towers through part Of the city.
Henry w. Anderson r division council for the company
told the city council ibis firm would with city ocials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Rockville Girls
Plan Fashion Show

A fashion show that will exhibit
"teen-age beauty and beauty care"
will be given by the Campfire Girls
of Rockville at $50 pm. and 1880
pm. Saturday in the Methodist
Church Hall, Rockville.
There will be exhibition booths
for hair and skin care, unusual &C
cessories and costume jewelry.
Eight Campfire Girls will model
teen-age fashions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Prize Winner

The Nor'wester. the newspaper at
Northwestern High School. has
been awarded a first-place rating
by the Columbia Press Scholastic
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

Every teen miss likes full skirts.
These two Natylynn dresses, featuring
striking unanswered and mitred
stripes, are go-everywhere fashions for
now on into summer. Neft) A Condo
lier-collared style, and (righD a T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
Sherwood Dance

Sherwood High Schools sopho-
mores will hold their annual May
dance at $3.50 pm. May 4 in the
school gym. A May queen will be
crowned at the semiformal affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
FADS AND FASHIONS
Full Skirts Always Popular

square effect neckline that dips to
" in back Both have bouffant skirts
over crinolines and come in lustrous
woven cotton-and- black-and-whit
stripe with overstripes of red or blue.
Sizes S to Is. From Klein'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14


BOY SCOUT UNIFORM, complete.
like new: knapsack never used;
So for all. LA. 6-0549.
GIRLS 26 BIKE, $40; new red
plastic jackets, IL and IA, So;
2 safety gates, 81. OIL. 4-7795.
AM 1919 YEARS OLD and wish
to baby sit on week ends; expert
enced. CONNIE KING, Bowie,
Md, CE. 1881.
FOR SALE-W hizzer motorbike:
excellent condition. Call KE.
8-6293.
JOB WANTED by George WASH
ington High School boy, age Is.
TIE. 6-5318.
PHOTOGRAPHY FANS-Kodaka-
craft developing and printing set.
In excellent condition. Call OR
4-9679 after pm.
TOM CONLIN and his orchestra.
the finest in dance music. Dixie
land. rock and roll, modern jazz,
dinner music, etc. For informa-
tlon., cell kE. 0-bf4f.
ROILrR SKATES. mems Size IL.
precision built; toe stops. metal
caee: almost new. Best offer. DU.
5-7577 after pm. week days.
ROLLER SKATES-Girl's. white
shoe, size z; never worn. Cost.
$50: only $40. Call DU. 5-7467.
AUTOE- RECORD PLAYER.
RCA As rpm. Next-to-new in
excellent condition. Reasonable
price. Call SO. $500 after 8
pm. week days.
FOR SALE-Roller rink. girls white
shoe skates. size 6; perfect con-
dition; $8 RIA. 6-1417 or To.
2-1417.
PIANO REED ORGAN, antique.
with foot pedals. IL stops; SIS
or best offer. RIA. 3-7063.
DANCE BAND, Starlanders. Ev-
erything from slow to rock m
roll, Latins. too. MORT FREED.
RIA. 3-7780.
WILL TRADE girls ice skates for
rink rollers, size Z. Will sell for
$IO-$12. In perfect condition.
Call JEANNE, NO. 7-1172.
FOR SALE-Photo equipment en-
larger, trays. tank. chemicals,
paper. etc; also will trade all
above, plus $50; IS nm. camera
for better 35 nm. camera. Call
FRANK WILLIAMS, OIL. 9-9325.
HAVE YOUR CAR radio fixed with
confidence. Call VIII. $3.50 any
time Sat. or Sun; 6-l0 pm.
weekdays.
FOR SALE-Daisy Eagle BIB gun
with scope; good condition; 81.
ARTHUR LaQUAY, WA. 1929. :
WILL SELL boys Chicago rink
skates, size Z, hardly used. for
$40. Call CEDAR 6-2748.
ROLLER SKATES for sale: good
condition: size 5: Sc. Call WA.
1896.
JOB WANTED by George WASH
ington High School senior; boy
10. TIE. 6-5818.
DANCE BAND, college boys; rea-
sonable rates: available for
dances. parties. etc. ME. S-S348.
FOR SALE-Regent postage stamp
album; $12 value for So. For in
formation. call AP. 7-0868. .
NEED SPACE, will exchange my
double bed. Al condition, for
39-inch single. ia. 9-2953.
COLORED HIGH school student
tfemale) desires afternoon OF
night work. of any kind. Call
NO. 7-7068.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
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Use Teen-Ads to
? Swap, Tell and Sell

SiIIIIIIIIuIiIIIIiIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIlIInHHUlIIHII
MILF GRANT - Please dedicate
I'm Stickin' With You" for
George C. He's my one and only.
love the Record Hop" on Oh. 5.
LOUISE K.
FOR SALE-8-ft. dinghy, marine
plywood, good condition; $50 or
best offer. Call 10. 5-8475.
TAP SHOES, black patent. size 6la;
So. r B., ia. 2-5671.
BASEBALL tryouts for Colesville
baseball team will start Sunday.
April IA and %. at 1870, for boys
1891. Contact RONNIE DUS-
TIN, EV. 4-9483, for further
information.
JOB WANTED-Good working
high school boy looking for job
in Kensington- Wheaten-Bethes-
da area. Call 10. 5-8475.
HEADERS, 1924 Ford; header.
1892 Ford 4; crash helmet.
English. ia. new; dropped axle.
2I2", new; Stromberg 81, chrome,
new: guitar, gut strings; cheap.
For info, call JE. 2-7705. Ask for
JOHN. IL
WANTED, job for baby sitter, age
II. Rt. 4. Box All Vienna, Va.
MARGARET PICKETT.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY a pair of
water skis, reasonably priced.
BILL DYCUS. Call XII. 9-3640.
ORCHID LACE N NET FORMAL,
perfect condition. unsoiled, worn
only once; size $40; cost price.
$23, sell for 81 or So. Need money
badly. Call WA. $3.50.
BOYS 20 AND 26-IN. BICYCLES
for sale, in good condition. Also,
wagon. Call LLOYD, DI. 7-9054.
RADIO RECEIVER, Navy ARB.
short and long wave, l95-9050 kc.
lis "; receives code. air beams.
foreign and out-of-town stations;
$45. Oliver 2-1313.
BABY SITTER-Availabl after
school and week ends; reliable
and experienced. Call RIA. 6-6568.
NEED A DANCE BAND? The
Argyles are available at rates to
fit YOUR budget. Rock n roll
band with references II asked Tor.
Call EN-. $1,000. 1880 pm. for
information.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY two copies
of Smokey Joe's Cafe" by the
Robins. JU. 8-5778.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY old stamps,
envelopes, coins for my collec-
ton. Call 10. 7-2457.
MIMI would like the clothes you
borrowed from me, p. d. q. FRAN
G.
JULIE Gin "all shook up over
you. So-I'm sticking with you.-
D. o.
3 FORMALS-Jr. miss size 10 and
and IL: 2 dressy dresses. size g.;
all in excel. condition; l pr. white
shoe roller skates, size 6, SIS. HU.
1888.
NEW FORMAL, size 9. light blue
net; 2 small 4 teen model owner.
Orig. SIS, sell $40. SP. $4,000.
CHERRY BLOSSOM BALL, pre-
sented by Sigma Alpha Rho Fra
ternity, Sat, April 20. B'nai Is
rael Synagogue, 10th and Critten-
den SITS. NV, 9-12 pm. with the
music of Ira Sabins and Bernie
Kessler's Orchestras.
questionable. black with white
markings. Mother blond cocker.
Axe champ. pedigree. Father
romantic scottie, discriminating
taste; SIS. XII. 8-8854.
WILL SWAP Bill Haley r. and r.
stage show SO u for album 'Elvis. II
Call DAVE, HUI. 3-4129.
WANTED-Any magazines such as
Mad, Panic, Trump, etc. Call JE.
1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE:
Wednesday Sunday following.
received late will appear following Sunday.
RATES:
lines additional line You figure the
yourself Allow average words line.
Write ad and figure your name, address,
number then send ad plus payment to
TEEN-ADS Sunday Star Washington, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

To keep skirts from sogeine on honoeH,
pin them to tabs Of cohesive tope. They
stick to honser rod and cont slide inword.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Getting the Hang Of Hangers

THE TANGLED web 50 often woven
i In closets by q mass Of wire
hangers isn't really necessary. To
brighten the closet where you start, q
little planning and Imagination, plus
tips like the ones shown here, can turn
a clothes closet into q well-organized
storeroom. With a few twists, hangers
can be turned into neat racks for hats
or fioppy overshoes, q few nails win
make belt rack, while closet wrinkles
can be minimized by separators
fastened to rods. These suggestions
should get the enterprising homemaker
OF to q good start.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30
0dbornici "SIoqe"

Farrell, Pa. - Mladi tam
buraski zbor "Sloga" izabrao
je ma godisnjoj sjednici slije-
dece odbornike "a god. 1857:
Joseph Sever, predsjednik;
Mrs. Ivan Vecheren, PRIV a
potpredsjednica; Mrs. John
Gregorich, druga potpred-
sjednica; John Subasich, bla-
gajnik; Emil Bossick, pero-
vodja; Frank Egercich, Busi-
ness Manager. U Nadzorni
Odbor: Joseph Zagorec, pred
sjednik; Mrs. Anthony Mon
teson, Mrs. John Mikulin,
Mrs. Edward Purich.
Tamburaski zbor "Sloga"
ovime zeli da Sc zahvali svi-
ma organizacijama prija-
teljima, kao svima onima
bez razlike koji su nam bilo
u cemu pomagali u prosloj
1856. godini, koja nam je BIZ
la ugodna uspjesna godina.
Narcotic Sc zahavljujemo
urednicima Zajednicara, FL
lipu Vukelicu i Stephen Br-
kich "a uvrstivanje nasih OBJ
java dopisa, kao i ostalim
odbornicima i casnicima H.
B. z. ma dobroj suradnji, ko-
ju su nam dali kad nam je
trebala.
Emil BOssick, perov.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30

namjeri, da saznadu necla-
novi koji citaju mas Zajedni-
Car nase najvece ustanove
HBZ, kakove pogodnosti pru-
"a nasa organizacija svome
clanstvu preko svojih odsje-
ka, te koliko je nize potpisa-
nj imao posla u rukovodstvu
sa navedenom svotom, a Sta
bi bio | kako velika svota cd
jednog najveceg odsjeka, ko-
il imade ma pola wise cd ma
Sega odsjeka. Znadem da i u
Juznoj America citaju mas Ia
jednicar prate mas rad i
kretnju koliko u HBZ, tako
isto i u americkom zivotu, jer
imadem pismo cd jednog pri-
jatelja, koji mi Sc javio prvi
puta cd 1889. godine IL Ar
gentine, a da nije te nase hr-
vatske ustanove tko bi znao
"a mas mnoge, iii mogao pro-
naci gdje sc tko nalazi?
Ako je malo podulji dopis,
oprostite brate urednice, jer
Sc nije dalo skratiti ma mamie
stupaca, rad kroz godinu da-
ma koji sam pribiljezavao
dnevno, da sc mole dokazati,
da je istinito izneseno sve sto
je bilo potrebnije.
Mnogo VAN hvala ma uvr-
stenju da ste mi zdravo.
Ivan Babic, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30

po Rev. John McHale. Kun
i kuma su bill Mr.. Gerald
O'Dwyer Mrs. Frances Mi
10. Nakon vjencanja MAIDEN
ci su posli ma slikanje, a liza
toga povratili Sc ma veceru i
veselje, koje je obavljeno u
U nj ion Klubu, gdje je pri-
sustvovalo mnogo rodbine i
prijatelja s jedne i druge
strane nash mladenaca. Po
nasem hrvatskom obicaju BIZ
10 je svega u izobilju, ukusne
hrane svakojakog plea svi-
ma ma zadovoljstvo. LA ve-
cere mladenci su bill lijepo
nadareni u novcu u drugim
-predmetima, ma cemu Sc oni
ovim putem svima zahvalju-
.ju. Osobito mladenka Sc "a
hvaljuje stricu strini IL No
rande, a tako isto teti i tet-
ku il Sydney, Nova Scotia,
te rodjaku Peter i njegovoj
familiji iz Toronto, kao i svi-
ma onim prijateljima il Ka-
made, koji su i'll lijepo da-
rovali u novcu.
Drugi dan mladenci su pro-
sli u Chicago ma medeno pu-
tovanje i tamo su Sc nasta-
Mill ma adresi: 1899 Holly
wood Ave-, Chicago, Ill. Sa-
da oboje njih rade "a Fair
Bid. Asst. Buyer.
Nasa mladenka je bila W.
10 aktivna u skoli, te bila vi
Sc puta odlikovana u osnov-
moi i visoj skoli "a dobro u
Genie. U Pomlatku je bila
sve do 1854, a onda je pri-
stupila u odraslo clanstvo cd.
sjeka 661 H.B.Z., gdje Sc ma.
lazi njezin brat Frank i Sc
stra Katherine.
u ime svih clanova naseg
odsieka 661 mladencima ze.
linn dobru srecu u njihovu
bracnom zivotu.
Thomas Barkigia, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30

to prestanemo ma koncu zi-S
vota ciniti.
Da sc clanovi i neclanovi
sjecaju djece, evo jos darova,
koje nam salju nasa braca i
nasi prijatelji.
Mile Relic Sale dar djeci
cd S.. Maine, on je posjetio
mas u Domu vidio kako die
ca zivu i kako uzivaju. On
je clan odsjeka broj 63S, te
Sc dobro poznaje sa Tussom,
Pavelicem, Budakom svima
dobrim zajednicarima. Spo-
MEMO sam mu Rusanova, Ku-
keca i ostale sa svima lije-
po zivi i suradjuje. K a RI o
Ercegovic, koji zivi u Pitts
burghu, a dosao kod brata
Antona, koji je nad-narednik
ma O'Hara Air Field, tie Sc
dovezao sa svojom zarucni-
com, dariva djeci $40. Veseo
je da je Dom uredjen, a o
tome mu je, veil, govorio ME
gov brat Anton i otac, koji
je u Minnesoti clan odsjeka
H.B.Z., te je owe godine po-
sac u Hrvatsku da ju jos "a
zivota vidi. Pedeset sesti Mt.
Squadron Zracne Flote sa o.
Hara Field, prijatelji brata
A. Herzegovina, dodjose j da-
rovase djeci SIS, da Sc die
ca mogu bolje zabaviti ma
uziti blagodati, koje Amerika
posjeduje. Stanislav SLENDER,
te njegova kcerka i zet Spa
die, koji zivu u Detroitu, cla-
noN odsjeka 351, svaki daro-
vase po S. djeci. Ukupno $40.
Razgledali su sve okolo kuca
DO kucama. Veseli su, da su
imali priliku vidjeti svoj ime-
tax, imetak HBZ. Luka Da-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30

laze "a napredak svojeg dru-'
stva odnosno odsjeka. Koliko
sc vremena gubi ma rama is
trazivanja ma mnoga upucena
pisma il raznih pokrajina
stare domovine, a to sc odno-
81 mjesecno, jer naravno sva-
XII zeli da nesto dobije iii pro-
nadje "a svoje rodjake iii
svojtu, bio da Ii SUI jos u Ii
votu iii su napustili bijeli svi-
jet / nemogu wise da gledaju
svjetlo zemaljsko. Nakon ma
istrazena pitanja treba da Sc
odgovara u istini kako je-
ste. o ovome bi sc moglo
mnogo pisati, ali drzim da je
glavnije ono zasto je namije-
memo ovo pisanje, pa i ako
uzme malo wise prostora. Bio
bi mi milije da vidim godisnji
rad cd vecih odsjeka, pax mo-
ze biti da bi dobio povoda "a
bolji napredak naseg odsjeka,
a ovako priznam da Sc nala-
zimo ma petom mjestu u bro
ju clanstva, ali ne stojimo sa
dividentima ma istom mjestu,
jer cini mi Sc, da Sc nalaZimo
ma trecem mjestu, a to znaci
da je nase clanstvo ma vecem
stepenu osiguracije, naravno
da uplacuje wise.
Prihod clanstva: - Presto
IL gnijezda broj 113 u odsjek
8 clanova, sa osiguracijom
$8,5OO.0O. Cd toga SUI 3 ma
Endowment, 4 ma 20 Payment
Life i jedan dozivotno, osigu-
rani ma B. P. 3 ma odstete
4 clana.
Pristupilo novih clanova %,
cd kojih su 5 suspendirani,
neuspostavljeni 2 su odbije-
nj po vrhovnom lijecniku. O.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30

Rodjen je 21-og decembra
1888. godine. Svrsio je nizu
i visu skolu S dobrim uspje-
hom. u odsjeku je nasao svo-
je roditelje, Emery i Norma
Buban, kao svoga djeda
Antona Buban, koji je pred
sjednik naseg odsjeka.
Drugi je David F. Star
cevich, koji je isto presao IL
gnijezda Pomlatka u odraslo
clanstvo, CHE slike nemamo
pri ruci.
David je rodjen u mjesecu
decembru 1888. god. u Mys-
tic, Iowa. Svrsio je nizu i vi
su skolu s dobrim uspjehom.
u ime clanstva naseg odsjeka
pozdravljamo ova diva mlada
clana; dobro nam dosli u ma
Sc redove i sretni bill u svom
zivotu.
Andjelo JOvanovic, tai.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30
JEDkA Cd NAJVECIH
KNJ|zNICA Ma SVUETU

Gradska knjiznica gr a d a
New Yorka posjeduje ukup-
no oko 5 milijuna knjiga. Po-
redane jedna pored druge "a
uzimaju prostor dug 120 kilo-
metara. Knjiznicu posjecuje
dnevno prosjecno oko $4,000
citalaca. U posebnoj dobro
zasticenoj dvorani, pohranje-
no je oko $4,000 najskupo-
cjenijih rijetkosti, izmedju O.
stalih Gutenbergova biblija,
stampana 1856. godine. To je
jedini poznati primjerak ma
svijetu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30
"ZAJEDN1CAR"

sestra Rosaline Yohovich, ti-
ju sliku ovdje donosimo.
Rosaline je kcerka dobrog
zajednicara, brata Matt Yo-
hovich. Rodjena je 1888. go
dine u kirkland Lake, Ont,
a god. 1912. je dosla u Wind
sor, gdje je polazila pucku i
visu skolu. Bila je dobra u
cenica prosle godine je gra-
duirala S dobrim uspjehom,
a sada je zaposlena kao ci-
novnica "a B ell Telephone
Company.
u Pomlatku je ostavila
mladju sestru, a u odsjeku
je nasla svoga oca. Cd stra-
ne odbora clanstva mi joj
klicemo: Dobro nam doSla!
S. Tuss, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-01-30

sovic, kada sam doveo djecu
ma zabavu, radovao sc je IL
gledu djece i drago mu je
sto Sc mogu slobodno da kre-
Gu, dariva djeci So. ON je
clan odsjeka broj 9.
Mas knjigovodja, brat An
ton Gregurie, koji je dosao
ovamo, da sa novim knjigo-
vodjom ur e di knjige, koje
trebaju balancirati sa knjiga-
ma u uredu, kada je vidio,
kako sc djeca odgajaju, ka-
ko slobodno imadu izlaz IL
Donna ma zabavu, kuglanje,
loptanje i druge igre, te je
i sam "a njih odsvirao ma
mas glasovir par nasih melo-
dija, dariva u svagdanju bla-
gajnu "a djecu S13.
Mas knjigovodja, mace tih,
ali izvanredno ozbiljan, veseo
je da H.B.Z. podrzava Dom,
gdje Sc clanovi H.B.Z., ako
ne osobno, a ono barem u
mislima jednom ma godinu
sastanu.
Lijepa hvala kako bratu
Greguricu obitelji, tako svi-
ma kojih sam ovdje napo'
menuo, jer sto cine, "a djecu
cine. Cine "a buduce nase cla.
move H. B. Zajednice.
Vec sam prize rekao ne.
koliko puta, da nije lahko
rastumaciti svima sto je Die
iii Dom H.B.Z., jer neki nj
neznaju kakovi je, a jos je
teze da sc rastumaci onima
koji imadu jail u sebi i koj;
razbiju jaje, da u MENU ma
dju dlaku.
Nick d. Sarit, uprav