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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Athletes Foot, Ringworm, Scobies
By Or. PETER J sTElNcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: I am q
regular reader of your column in
Tacoma. Wash. I enjoy your
common sense approach to
medical problems. Nevertheless,
/ am sure you are not averse to
suggestions. Here are mine:
There are several Affections
which mothers have to cope with
which never seem to get much
attention from doctors--that is,
the medics are inclined, In my
Experience at least, to laugh
them OF as trivial. But to moth
Iers and to the children affected
they can be dreadfully serious,
frustrating and heartbreaking.
II refer to ringworm of the
scalp. athletes foot and scabies
At one time or another my chill
dren have been infected with
these. as have others Of my
acquaintance; and the old wives
tales concerning these infections
are legion.
These are some of the ques-
tions which arise and they hate
to poster the doctor about them
How contagious is it? What
about other children? What
about pets? How is it spread?
Should ! throw away the shoes
iof the child with athletes foot?
Must / sterilize the bath tub
after bathing the child with
iscabies? Why are these diseases
shameful? Il don't believe
there is anyone more careful
than / about family sanitation,
|yet have had some awful sessions
with each Of the above men,
TONED. and always feel guilty
about them. somehow Thank
you. Mrs. L. F."
Answer: Your questions are
|important--and well taken. Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
BY THOMAS COLLINS

/ You who retire with $50 q
month. and you who walk out
with $4,000 a year from stocks
and bonds. have this in COM
Imon:
You suspect that over some
lhill. around some bend--some-
where except here-there is a
magic life for you.
Many Of you don't go looking,
for reasons which range from
good common sense to lack Of
courage. But II you read the
travel ads and II you dream at
jail. you suspect that where you
sit and where you sleep Is not
the most wonderful life there is,
| Here is some information for
you. It comes from q man who
has inspected most parts Of the
United States and who retired
two years ago with enough
money and enough courage to
move where he chose. His name
lin Whitney r. Jensen. He was
manufacturers representative
out Of New York for many years,
He has been living in Northrn
Indiana in what he calls the
suburbs Of q suburb Of Chicago
There is one thing certain
about moving when you retire.
he says. The more money you
have. the more difficult you viii
find It to make the move q happy
one. II you have money you can
AFFORD not to like what you ind
II you're.a pensioner you're stuck
with your move. You've got to be
lhappyor what?
MY wife and I did not choose
ito retire In Northern Indiana. 81
I've began looking for 4 place Il
Igo. We had enough money to b.
reasonably selectiye, and here's
what we found. !.
Personality Decides
"We found people are happy
land unhappy everywhere. The
State, climate, neighbors anc
tax rate seem to have little to dc
with it. Always it's the personal
lily Of the, particular people
Those who are happy anywhere
were happy back home. Those
who are unhappy we're that way
back home"
4 He says he and his wife con-
Icluded that. on the basis Of this
they would be happy anywhere
because they had been happy ir
Indiana. So what they needed
WAS the chocolate syrup to top Of
that sundae--a spot where Twins
was better, easier. cheaper
warmer or grander than Indiana
1--WE thought Mississippi
would be the most enticing State
in the Union" he says. wv,
ivisualized an existence Of whit,
columns and gardenias, maybe q
few acres, and a cabin down thu
way to supply us a family Of ser.
wants.
I'VE were lis years too late
and $4,000 short on cash. A
modern Hoosier. we decided
would be synthetic in that set.
ting now.
Then we tried Colorado. Il
has scenery and climate I,
shame Indiana. But there ar,
} too many vacationists. And {,
settle in a town that doesn't at
tract tourists would be to isolat
yourself from the convenience
ia suburbanite wants. ="
They drove to Florida. wv
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side Knoxville. Tenn. fishing in
Ia iva lake.
Were now back home in In
diana" he says. We're thinking
1T all over. We may Just stay
here"
The moral to all this: Where
you might find yourself at this
moment is probably as fine a
retirement spot as any place
on earth, because the happiness
is in you and II you had
enough money to look all over
for a better chocolate syrup than
you've got for your sundae, you
would probably Just confuse
yourself.
tcoDyrisht 1857. General Features Corr. }
The Golden fsors eolmn appeors each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Your budget need never fear rainy day
when you save regularly at Interstate one
Of Washington's great savings institutions.
With savings account at Interstate, you're
ready for any emergency. Enjoy the peace
of mind that comes with financial security.
Your savings grow at Interstate. We COM
!. pound exfra-iberai dividends semiannually.
Money received prior to the tenth Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
COUNCIL
Couple Split
On Role
Of Mother
THE PRnRLEM

RONALD K.-My wife resent.
being q mother.
DOROTHY K.-Why can't ht
help me more.
THE DETAILS
Ronald K.-My wife and
have been married ten years and
have three young children. We
are having trouble because my
wife resents her role as mother
OF course, I know that
Dorothy loves the children and
wants to do her best for them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

The Fomily Council consists Of o Judge,
a psehiotriss, three elereymen, o
newspaper editor, women's editor
and two writers. Edch arficie IS q
summary Of On actual cose history.
The council reports on problems that
have been dealt with by responsible
agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

II. F. However, / am sure you
win agree as you reread them,
that it would be impossible to do
justice to them in the confined
space of q daily column. To OBJ
tain the complete answers you
seek ! suggest two sources Of In
formation. First. and most inn
|portant, your own doctor. Pre-
sent your list Of questions with
out hesitation. That's what q
doctor Is for: to straighten out
your medical problems. Second,
|go to your library or bookstore.
There are many books on child
care that explain your problems.
1t is old-fashioned to con-
slider these conditions as
shameful diseases" It certainly
Is not shameful for q child to
Iget scabies from petting its own
dog or cat. Or athletes foot from
taking a shower in the school
gym: or ringworm from using q
borrowed comb.
A fast rundown Of answers to
your questions is as follows:
These diseases are contagious.
Children can get infected from
their pets-or stray animals.
Don't throw away the shoes but
change them often and disin-
feet them. A shower is better
than a tub bath lin either case
sterilization is advisable). Above
all. get specific answers to spe-
|cific questions from your doctor.
Don't be afraid to poster him. ;"
II he gets impatient, you can
put the blame on me. I'm used
to it.
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Is it
safe to take dexedrine in the
presence Of high blood pressure
when you are trying to take on
weight? Mr.. L. D."
Answer: When dexedrine was
first used in treating obesity doc
tors were sometimes hesitant
about using 1t If the patient had
high blood pressure. We didn't
want to send the pressure up
higher. But experience has
proved that this is not the case
1 have prescribed dexedr;ne to
hundreds Of people who were
both fat and hypertensive, with
out detrimentally affecting the
pressure. In fact, indirectly. dexe-
drine helped bring it down.
released BY The Bell Syndicate. Ine.l
- -.
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Tomorrow: A husband is irsitoted
BY the constont nossins Of his vile
who feels thot he does not utilize Ms
obilities TO the fullest. The eoupls
eontemplotes divorce unless some
solution con be found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
FEATURE lace
JIM BISHOP:
REPORTER
Tragedy in the NIGHT

Through the southbound traffic
without hitting q car and
smashed against Q tree near the
ocean.
The babies car turned right
and tried to climb q huge en-
bankment. It went PARKWAY up.
stopped. came back down on the
highway and turned upside down.
The front wheels kept spinning In
the air. ! pulled to a stop and
saw a rear door open. Little
yellow head walked out, dazed
and sedate.
Soaked With Gasoline
Blue smoke poured out of the
bottom of the Car. The little
Igirl. in high white shoes and q
white sweater, seemed confused.
lShe stood under the rear bumper
and gasoline poured out. It
poured all over her head and ran
down her face and she stood
there, rubbing two fists into her
Ieyes. It plastered the yellow hair
until it shone in the headlights.
Then she moved out, blinded,
across the highway.
got out. There was silence.
The wheels were still spinning
slowly. Someone grabbed the
baby. The little boy came out on
hands and knes. crying. A woman
screamed and it split the night
sky. She held it for a long time.
Another woman crawled along
the inside of the roof and came
out with her skirt over her arms.
There was no sound from the
two men in front. The blinking
red light stopped and q police
man got out and ran across the
parkway with his hand on his
holster. I grabbed the little girl
and took a handkerchief and
tried to rub the gasoline from
her hair and face. She looked at
me gravely. She did not cry.
Across the street, two young
boys got out Of the other car.
They were tall and slovenly. HE
cut me off," one kept saying.
I"I'm coming up the inside lane
and he cut me off,"
And I kept saying to myself !:
III were the judge, wouldn't
take your license away. I would
chop both your hands OF at
the wrist and let you keep the
license"
Copyright. 1857.
King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Friday: jim sishop End his dough-
Ter Gayle receive On audience with
Pope Pins XII. Il oddition 10 re-
porting On the aormoI events osso-
Gated with visit 10 the Pops, Nj.
Bishop also tells Of On nnsehednIsd
incident when Gayle takes things into
/ A =
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window ON the left was open 8
little and the night air slapped
the cheek in cool bursts. This
was q sweet drive: La Jolla tc
Beverly Hills--12O miles. The cal
was rented and ! kept my eye
on the spedometer because II
had . tendency to walk above so
The fast lane kept moving
The next car in front was three
city blocks away. On the left was
q thick grass parkway. On the
far side Of that was the SOUTH
bound traffic. Beyond the white
headlights was the Pacific
Ocean, beating the carpet Of
sand with huge forming breakers,
A fistful Of confetti dotted the
night sky.
The announcer said that he
was going to play an old one
called Gold Mine in the Sky"
There is q haunting line in II
which says that we will meet the
friends who said goodby. I was
: catching up to an old car in
the slow lane. His tail pipe was
loose.
In the back window were two
babies. My headlights picked
them up clear. The little girl
appeared to be about 10 months
Maybe 20. She had yellow hail
in bangs. and she was held over
the shoulder Of her young
mother. Yellow hair KEEP,
slapping the rear window witt
her little hand. The boy nexi
to her was about 2la. He toe
was held by his mother and hel
head was barely visible in the
window. The boy was fat. Hi
kept watching the little girl STAR
the window and his eyes kept
closing and he kept trying tt
lift them open.
Blinking Red Light
The rear view mirror showed
a blinking red light. It was
about two blocks behind me
coming fast. Could be an am
bulance. Might be a squad car
/ looked ahead and saw the LITTLE
boy and yellow head pulling away
from me.
Then ! saw him. ! didn't know
who he was. and I don't know
now. He was two big white
lights in the rear view mirror
He was In front Of the blinking
red light, and he was coming sc
fast that had no time to pull
into the slow lane behind tht
babies.
I froze to the wheel. An houl
later, ! noticed that my ring
finger ached. / froze and ]
looked and. at the last seconG
he swung into the slow lane
and wgat by me as If / had beer
standing still. ] was moving q,
so. Flaming sparks poured cui
Of his exhaust.
It seemed to me that. at thai
speed. he would never be able t.
swing out into the fast lane again
without hitting the babies.
watched, still frozen. as he roarec
up to yellow head and / slammed
on my brakes as he tried to pull
out to the left. He almost made
it. He hit the left side Of the
bumper Of the babies car and q
big blue and red light lit the
night briefly. The fast car crum.
pied, dropped a lot Of mud. anc
then careened across the park
way in Q wild semicircle. It wen
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26
Ma RAzUMJEvANJE

Nijedan clan nema pravo
vrijedjati osjecaje drugog
clana bilo zastO. Nema pravo
u Zajednicaru licno provo
cirati, izazizati / kritizirati
drugog clana radi njegovog
misljenja i pogleda / njegove
pripadnosti. Takove stvari ne
spadaju u Zajednicar, koje su
zlobne / pisane u losoj volji.
Mi necemo nemozemo do
zvoliti da Sc izaziva svadja
polemika u glasilu Hrvatske
Bratske Zajednice.
To kazemo "a one clanove,
koji u svojim napisima hoce
da provociraju losu volju j
drugog clana vrijedjaju, a ko-
j i'm nista licno ma lao u
cinio nije.
Molimo da sc to uvai. -
Urednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26
Sa z|atnoq pira Mr.. i Mrs. Ivana Kure

koje je pod pokroviteljstvom
odsjeka broj 386.
Nasi svecari obadvojica su
aktivni u svome odsjeku.
Brat Ivan obnasao je razne
casti jos u odsjeku br. 21O,
u kojega je pristupio godine
1910. u Chisholm, Mimi, te
je bio izabran delegation cd
istoga odsjeka "a dvanaestu
konvenciju bivse N. H. "a
jednice, odrzavane g. 1915. u
Cleveland, Ohio. Godine 1916.
preselio Sc il Chisholm u Bi-
wabik, Minnesota, te pristu-
pio sa prestupnom listinom
u odsjek 1856, gdje je i sada
clanom. I ovdje je on bio ra-
din, obnasao razne casti, bio
bran delegation "a izvanred-
nu konvenciju godine 1924.
u Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bio je tajnikom punih 80
godina, do godine 1852, kad
ga ,je bolest bacila u krevet.
Radio je "a odsjek j "a "a
jednicu, jer ju je ljubio j ze-
lilo da Sc jaca napreduje.
Godine 1856. malo Sc opo-
ravio tie sc preselio sa su-
prugom k sinu Vic t o u u
Santa Barbara. Calf.
Prijatelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

u biti svojoj hrvatsko-srpska
drzava i da je jedino REESE
ME u ortakluku, cistom i pot
punom,> Hrvatske i Srbije,
gdje nece biti nj mladjeg, nj
starijeg, ortaka, nego potpu-
no jednaci u swim pravima,
duznostima i odlukama.
I kao sto nemoze biti Jugo-
slavic u kojoj bi Draza bio
svetac, a Pavelic razbojnik,
tako nemoze biti nj takve u
kojoj bi uloga Srbije bila ve-
ca cd uloge Hrvatske obr-
nuto. Kad to vodeci Hrvati
/ Srbi shvate, onda &c gra-
MICA ma Drini biti prirodnom,
i onda &c i'll ona spajati, a
ne razdvajati, kao sto i'll da-
mas razdvaja. Onda &c biti
prirodnim i to, da glavni grad
zajednice nemoze biti nj "a
greb, nj Beograd, nego neko
drugo mjesto izvan granica
uze Hrvatske uze Srbije.
1stina 81 sporo probija put,
ali ga ipak ma kraju probije.
Samo treba strpljenja.
OstOvic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

su Zajednicu pravim putem.
Oni ne zale truda nj rada, ta-
ko da nam je nasa Zajednica
danas ma ponos diku i jed
ma izmedju prvih organiza-
cija u America, koja daje svo-
me clanstvu bolje i ieftinije
pogodnosti nego bilo koja
slicna organizacija iii insu-
reno kompanija.
Dakle brace sestre u o.
kolici Seattle i u cijeloj dr.
zavi Washington, mi nismo
bill zadnji prize pa mislim da
ne cemo nj ovoga puta. Tre-
ba da slozno poradimo da
dobijemo sto wise dobrog
mladog clanstva u redove H.
B. Zajednice, tako da nam i
ova Kampanja uspije sto bo-
lie, a druge Kampanje ko-
je &c slijediti liza owe. Stoga
apeliram i stavljam ma vasa
plemenita srca, da ne zalimo
mako rada i truda, pa da
dobijemo j postignemo nasu
kvotu "a cim sc ide i "a cim
ide HBZ. I u to ime ia vas
najtoplije cd srca pozdrav-
liam i klicem: Da nam live
i cvate H. B. Zajednica i ME
zinc clanstvo.
Mike Mataya, upravitelj
gnijezda broj 22O HBZ.
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BuSevcanima do znania

Nasa izjava o apeIu Vatrogas-
nog DruStva sela BuSevac,
kOtar Vel. Gorica, Jugoslavija
Masury, Ohio. - Ina skoro
tri mjeseca dana, sto Sc je u
Zajednicaru pojavio APPEL cd bra
ia Janka Robica il Cleveland,
Ohio, "a pomoc Dobrovoljnog
Vatrogasnog Drustva naseg rod
nog sela. 1 kako izgleda do da-
mas samo su Sc dvojica nash
seljaka ma APPEL odazvala. Sto je
tome razlog?
Mi nize potpisani reci cemo
ovo: Mi drzimo, da nijedan mas
seljak iseljenik IL ovoj zemlji.
kao u Canadi ne prizna, da je
ovo dobra stvar "a koju Sc je
brat Robic zauzeo i koju je me-
dju mama pokrenuo, i da je no.
va i modernija strcaljka NINA
vrlo nuzno potrebna. Pa ipak
stvar stoji ma mrtvoj tocki.
Po nasem misljenju stvar je
u ovome: Neka braca su to
shvatila, da brat Janko Robic
nije ispocetka s tim pitanjem
proslijedio kako treba. Drugi
kazu, da nije trebao sam ma svo-
ju ruku kvote sastavljati. Treci
kazu, da je on svom dopisu
imenovao sve rodjene u nasem
selu, a ovdje in ina As koji ta-
mo nisu rodjeni, i prema tome
drze da Sc to ne odnosi ma njih.
Cetvrti kazu, da mas je Janko
podcjenio time, kada je u svom
dopisu kazao slijedece: "Preko
60 godina nasih iseljenika, koji
SUI dolazili i odlazili trazeci bo-
iii i sretniji zivot, niko Sc nije
sjetio nase brace D. v. D. Bu-
sevac, kao da o MENU zavisi
sudbina svijeta. Peti kazu, da
Sc bratu Robicu hoce casti i
slave, pa neka to sam ucini bez
njihove pomoci t. d. Etc, bra
CO, tako je.
Izmedju ovih sviju razloga ko-
je smo naveli, ina toliko razlike
koliko izmedju size vrata. Svi
su beztemeljni neprincipijelni.
Brace Busevcani! Brat Robic
nije ucinio takove greske, da ga
mi "a mat sudimo. Ovo sve 60
re navedeno nije toliko vazno,
koliko je vazno da oni u nasem
selu dobiju modernu strcaljku.
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Ne trazimo dlaku u jajetu, ne
go bez zavidnosti bez predra-
sude pomognimo bratu Robicu,
da mime zajednicki kao or
biljni ljudi ovu stvar uspjesno
rijesimo interesu one sirotinje
u nasem selu. Nije lijepo da Sc
u nasem selu cuje, da smo Sc mi
ma tom pitanju razisli poput die
ce, kada znamo cd kolike je vaz-
nosti moderna strcaljka, u slu-
caju vatre u onako nesretnom /
teskom polozaju u kome Sc ma
81 seljaci JOS danas nalaze.
Kvota cd S1,OOO.OO nije veli-
ka, ako Sc svi "a to zauzmemo.
Brat Robic daje sam $5O0.00, a
mozda ce dati i wise, pa zar da
mu zavidjamo? Ne, mi to mo-
ramo pozdraviti! Nemojmo biti
ma tom pitanju egoisti, i zanasa-
ii Sc starim predrasudama. Ako
je brat Robic bio dobar 194S. g.,
ma banketu u Farrellu "a We
liku Goricu dao $4,000, zasto
ne bi bio dobar danas, kada da-
je "a nase selo? Nije lijepo da
ga ignoriramo nedamo to-
me bratsku suradnju.
Istina, da mi svaki cd mas
imamo svoje probleme i pote-
skoce. Imamo sirotinju svoju,
koja mas stalno prosi u listovi-
ma, sad ovo, sad ono. Nije to
nista novo, kad znamo u kako-
vom loncu nude sc kuhaju. A
Ii to jos ne znaci, da nemozemo
bas nista. najmanja pomoc,
5-10-15 i 20 dolara ako Sc svi
zauzmemo, koliko mas ina il
naseg sela u America Canadi,
mi cemo to casno izvrsiti. To &c
biti zaista posljednji pozdrav
rodnoJ grudl, izrazaJ zarke lJu-
bavi prema nasoj braci u selu
Busevac.
Stoga mi nize potpisani, apeli-
ramo ma vas brace i sestre IL
sela Busevac, koji ste clanovi
HBZ. Amerike Canade, kao i
oni koji nisu a cuju i znaju "a
ovu stvar, da Sc odazovu apelu
naseg D. V. D. u selu Busevac,
a doprinose salju ma brata Jan
ka Robica, ma ovu adresu: jan
ko Robich, 80 E. 112th Street,
Cleveland %, Ohio.
Clanovi odsjeka 126 HBZ.,
Joso Crnko, Franjo Rozic 1
Stjepan Rozic.
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Santa Barbara, Calf. -
Uzorni zajednicari vrijedni
clanovi Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice, supruzi Ivan i Gizela
Kure, proslavili SUI 50-godis-
njicu svoga bracnog zivota
ma %. aprila owe godine, u
kuci svoga sina Victora ov-
die u Santa Barbara, ciju sill
ku ovdje donosimo.
Poslije svete mise u crkvi
Our Lady of Sorrows, bio je
priredjen svecani o b je d sa
kolacem, svjecicama cvije-
Gem. Ma stolu bilo je svega u
izobilju, a i sampanjca nije
falilo.
Uz sina Victora | snahu
dodjose i'm ma svecanost kci
Hermina zet Harry Frede-
rick IL San Bernardino, Cali
fornla, sa svoJe dvoJe dJece,
tie nekoliko prijatelja i SUI
sjeda. Cd ostale svoje cetvoro
djece, koja live u Minnesota
i koja nisu mogli prisustvo-
vati svecanosti, primise LIE
pc darove cd njih kao i cd
drugih prijatelja. Stoga Sc
svecari svima lijepo zahva-
ljuju.
Ivan Kure Gizela Rebro-
vic vjencali su Sc ma %. april
la, 1907. Vjencao ih je sada
pokojni Rev. Father Saloven
u Aurora, MINI. Brat Kure
pristupio je u Zajednicu 60
dine 1910, a njegova supru-
ga 1916. Min oboje, kao i
njihova kcerka i snaha cla-
novi su odsjeka broj 1856 H.
B. Zajednice u Biwabik, Min
nesota, a petero unucadi u
clanjeno u gnijezdu broj 118,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

nj clan pobjednik u nasoj
kampanji "a novo clanstvo u
provinciji Quebec, koji je mai
wise osiguracije pridonio u o.
voj kampanji "a nasu kvotu.
Zatim je predsjedateli pred
stavio glavnog predsjednika
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice,
brata V. I. Mandica. Brat
Mandic je odrzao lijepi govor,
ocrtao nasu Zajednicu cd ME
zina pocetka pa do danas, IL
nesao zasluge nasih pionira,
koji su Zajednicu osnovali i
promicali u svojim danima,
koji su bill mnogo tezi nego
danas. Osvrnuo Sc je tako-
djer o naSim bivSim i sadaS-
MIN aktivistima "a nasu "a
jednicu cestitao i'm ma nil
hovom radu. Kao sto reko,
brat Mandic je odrzao lijepi
govor, kojeg mi nije moguce
cd rijeci do rijeci opisati, pa
mu Sc cato u ime svih nasih
clanova u ovoj okolici pro-
vinciji zahvaljujem. LA toga
bio je predstavljen upravi-
tell Pomlatka H. B. T., brat
Michael Grasha, koji je vrlo
lijepo ocrtao nase raznolike
certificate, koji su dobri i po-
desni "a nase clanstvo. TIE
kako je vrijedno ma iste "a
claniti ne samo sebe, vec cije-
lu svoju familiju. Takodjer
je apelirao ma one clanove,
koji posjeduju one certifika-
te sa malom svotom cd $500
"a osmrtninu, da Sc osigura-
ju ma vece certificate, kojih
danas n asa Zajednica ina
mnogo i svake vrste. $500,
rekao je brat Grasha, u da-
nasnjim vremenima nije do
sta nj "a pogrebne troskove,
a kamo Ii da nesto ostane
bastinicima liza pokojnika, t.
d. Takodjer bratu Grasha,
lijepo Sc zahvaljujemo ma ME
govom lijepom govoru, koji
je bio poucan kao i govor
brata Mandica.
LA toga su nastala pita-
MIA i rasprava, u cemu je u
cestvovalo wise prisutnih cla-
nova. Pri zakljucku Sc je sve
one pozvalo, koji jos nisu u
redovima nase Zajednice, da
u nju pristupe cim prize. I
tako je ova bratska i "a
jednicarska Konferenca Ia
kljucena u najboljem redu |
miru.
Nj. Polich, izvjestitelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-06-26

ka cd njegova rodjenja, ali
eto TEX sada kad mu je prva
obljetnica t. j. ma drugog ju-
ma navrsit ce jednu godinu,
dobio sam sliku cd njegovih
roditelja, pa to sada rado ci-
MIN sliku mu donosim.
Mali Edward Ivan Bunoza
je sin Ante j Ljubice Bunoza,
nasih vriiednih clanova od-
sjeka broj 961. Njegov otac
je vec dugogodisnji Clan ma
Sc Zajednice, a njegova maj
ka isto tako, odkad je stu
pila ma kanadsko tlo. Brat
Ante Bunoza je sam dobro
osiguran kod nase Zajednice,
kao j njegova supruga, pa su
htjeli da i njihov sincic bu-
de isto tako osiguran.
Iako Sc obitelj A. Bunoza
sada nalaze u Windsoru, oni
redovito placaju svoj ras-
porez i vrse svoju clansku
duznost. Kamo srece kad bi
ia kao tajnik, imao barem po-
lovicu ovakovih clanova, kao
sto su obitelj Bunoza, u svo-
me odsjeku.
Malone Edwardu ze / m O
sve najbolje u njegovom bu-
ducem zivotu; neka bude ma
diku ponos svojim roditelji-
ma, pratila ga sreca "a vjeka.
Kajo Mateljan,
tajnik odsjeka 961