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CARRIERS

|ject this into the era when
bombers win approach such q
force with an ai7-to-surface mis-
|sile that might have, say, q so
TO 100 mile range. and give that
missile either target seeking
Qualities or control from mother
plane I do not know Of anything
that could be done to prevent
that missile. If it were armed
with q megaton warhead. from
knocking out q carrier task
force. depending on how the
force was deployed."
When Gen. Twining was asked
how ships maneuvering could be
attacked. he replied:
with bombers using atomic
weapons"
Near Miss Works
How close would the bombs
need to come?
"A couple Of miles. A near
miss works in this case. You
can miss them quite aways and
still sink them or put them out
of commission"
Representative Riley, Democrat
of South Carolina, was one Of
the questioners. In asking the
Navy officials about the ability
of ships to survive attack, he said
he wanted to be sure I'VE are not
spending $500 million Just to
provide q good target for the
enemy" in approving construc-
ton Of an atomic-powered SUPER
carrier.
Mr.. Thomas declared that in
World War II Japan lost between
$4,000 and $1,000 planes in at
tempts to sink American car
riers. but succeeded in sending
down only one Essex class ship.
Admiral Burke said the use
OF radar by reconnaissance
planes would give away the at
tempted attack and that the
enemy would sustain "terrifnc
damage" In attempting to push
attacking aircraft through the
air and missile defenses Of the
task force.
Other Powerful support
The Navy also received sup
port from two other powerful
Misunderstanding Of Defense
Charles E. Wilson and Admiral
Arthur w. Radford. present jos
chairman. When Chairman
Mahan. Democrat Of Texas,
asked about the Defense De-
lpartment's recommendation for
q 1910 million or $314 million
appropriation for the atomic
carrier. Mr.. Wilson replied that
1--WE thought 1t was the right
thing to do" and added:
You may say that q big
carrier is q good target. But
what about an air base? with
the possible use Of ballistic mis-
siles. the air base is q much bet
ter target than the carrier be-
cause in the use Of q ballistic
missile, you have to know the
location Of the spot you are
shooting at on the surface Of the
earth and by dead reckoning
you start q ballistic missile t.
land x miles from the target
They viii not know where the
carrier is"
/ Admiral Radford insisted thai
rI"the problem Of finding q carrier
!. striking force is still going Il
be difncult."
/ Testimony Of the experts, eiver
over q period Of several DAYS
didn't always appear to agree
Thus, while the ballistic missil.
was described as q weapon which
could be used against tactica
targets like airdromes and tasl
forces. Maj. Gen. B. A. Schriever
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Other questions facing the
NATO Ministers include:
l. Developments in the Middle
East, where Western Europe'a
vital petroleum supplies still are
IN jeopardy;
2. An estimate Of Russia,s cur
rent plans and intentions based
on secret intelligence reports to
the Western capitals;
3. Russia's new disarmament
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Efficiency Big Issue.

Overall military policy-the
old problem Of q bigger bang
for the buck or the most EN-
Gent defense at the lowest cost
-waG one Of the main issues
facing the Is ministers in their
three-daY session.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
MattOax

Mattoax All club observed Rural
Life Sunday last Sunday with a pro-
gram at Piedmont Baptist church
at ii am. Each year. they have
the service In a different church,
as the club IS made up Of members
from four different churches. 1t is
good to see the young people taking
part in the All work. that has for
its goal the carrying out of the de-
velopment Of the head, heart. hand
and health.
Mothers Gay was observed at
Piedmont Baptist church with a
record attendance at Sunday School
and worship service. The cradle roll
babies were in attendance with their
mothers. The adult choir members
used their new vestments for the
first time and there was special
music. The flower committee used
roses and white gladioli in the audi
forum. The pastor. Rev. A. G. Al
m0nd, asked that families sit to-
gether for the worship service. as
this was the climax TO the obser-
vance Of Christian home week It
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Tom Thumb Wedding.
Proceeds Go For
Paint for Lunchroom

The John Randolph Element
airy School lunchroom will be
painted with proceeds from the
Tom Thumb wedding presented
May IS by the two first grades,
Under the direction Of Miss Annie
Simpson and Mrs. Irwin Flippen.
Over S56 was raised for paint.
Additional money will be need
cd to complete the painting pro-
Ject.
Members Of the Wedding party
were Carolyn Warner, the bride.
Ned Simpson. the bridegroom.
Michael Forbes. minister: Beth
Blanton maid of honor. Mike
Sloan, best man. Rueben Ann
Johns, Janet Godsey. Betty Jean
Thompson, Nancy Allen, Joan
Martin and julia Rowan. brides
maids; jerry OWnbv. Bucky Smith.
Robert Welchlin. George Dowdy.
Ernest Whaley and Jack Moody,
ushers; Ethel Statzer and PEGGY
Jameson, flower girls, and Pin
key Baldwin, ring bearer.
Frances Layne and j. 6. He'd
rick played the parents Of the
bride. and Betty Berger and Lee
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Dillwyn

Miss NJ Margaret McElroy. D
Petersburg. was a week end guess
Of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Rainey
Mrs Tina Garnet. of Bucking.
ham. and Mrs L. P. Gillian visited
Mr. and Mrs c f Burrell. Of
Fafmvflle, Sunday
~ W W Moore. MRS. r. j. H
Crow. Mrs. {. I. Poole and Mrs. S
B Pearson went 10 Richmond Mon
day.
] r Dazefl and daughter. Ma.
dine. of Manassas. visited mrs I r
Gillian Saturday.
Mrs, r M. Spencer and Mrs. Ro.
land Hume were supper guests Fri
dav Of Nh. and Ms. Ralph Rainey
White Hall Methodist c hurct
Woman's Society for Christian Sery.
ice met Tuesday night. MRS. B. A
Seay and Mrs Paul Seay We're CO.
~hestesses and Mrs George White
led The program
Week end guests Of Mr.. and MS
r. E Charlton were Mrs. Charl
TONS sisters. Mrs. NJ. S Clarke, Of
South Boston. Mss Paulette John
p Of Ashland, and Mrs. S G. Hat
cher. Of Ashland
MIS- o. L. -Haga. Of Richmond
was a recent guest Of Mrs. S. P
Pearson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Glendale

Junior hall dormitory at Madison
College never before named for an
individual, will be renamed in
honor Of Miss Elizabeth Cleveland,
Dr.. G. Tyler Miller. Madison presi.
dent. announced at an alumnae
luncheon recently.
Miss Cleveland. who now lives in
Charlottesville. was a member OF
the first faculty at the college and
taught there "a years before retir-
ing recently. Miss Cleveland is an
aunt of Miss Virgilia Sadler. of
Buckingham c. H, with whom she
made her home several years ago.
She Is also a cousin Of Mrs. Annie
P. Johnson.
Miss Naomi Pake. a returned
missionary from Sierra Leone.
Africa, showed slides and told sof
her work in Africa Wednesday
evening at the Wesleyan Methodist
church, She is a native Of Bay City.
Mich, and vas guest Of Mr.. and
MS. Robert King.
Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Benny F. Snoddy were Houston
snoddy. of VPI, Miss Wealthy
Snaddv, Of Lvnchburg. and Miss
Michele Gallavdent of Washing
ton. 2. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Voc visited
their son and family. MI and Mrs.
S Tucker Reynolds, in Richmond.
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse M. Clark, Of
Richmond. spent several days at
their home, Twin Acres.
Mrs. Mary a. Wilkinson. genealo-
gist Of Kansas City, Mo. is the ex-
pected guest of her cousin. Mrs.
Annie P. Johnson. Mss Wilkinson
and several other ladies' Of the K, c.
Genealogist club. will be here in
july.
Mrs. Dave Harris had as guests
'ecently her son. Frank D. Harris.
and daughter. Ann Marie. of South
Hill, and Mr.. and Mrs. Warner P.
Morton. of Richmond
Mrs. Lillian W. Harris. Of Alpha,
was operated on in a Richmond
hospital last week.
Mrs. Annie P. Johnson has been
confined to the bed for a week with
an attack of arthritis and neuritis
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

was really a Red Letter Day III thu
life Of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Saunders and
Miss Alma Wilmington attended the
Middle District ASSOCIATION meeting
at Kingsland Baptist church Tues
day and Wednesday Others who at
tended from Piedmont Church were
Mrs. PIN White Mrs. A B. Jones.
Mrs. Lydia Thompson ana Ben
Lush.
Misses Gail Lush. Shirley Han
Sandfa and Nancy Saunders and
Edward Hall attended the regional
hymn festival alt The Second Baptist
church ID Richmond May lS. Miss
Esther Wilmington also attended The
festival.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Morven

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Easter and
son. A. j., spent Sunday with Mrs.
9aste~'s sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Shrum.
M and MS. Macolm Dawson. Of
'malia. VISITED their daughter and
'nrnilv. Mr. and Mrs. Harvev Nc
William. and their son and family.
VI. and Mrs. Led Dawson. OF Rich
mond, Sunday.
Week end guests IN the home of
NJ. and Mrs. Mod Morris were Mr..
nd MS Robert Coleman and
laughter. FaithA Of Richmond. Mr..
md Ms Gene Morris. and Mr.. and
Mrs Ollin Morris and daughters.
S''ean ard Pnbyn. Of Midlothian
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Haase and
son. Billy. Mrs. Ruby Vaughan and
7~andson, David Sebra. of Rich
nond. visited their mother. Mrs.
'da Stockner, and their sister. Mrs.
Hazel Morris, Saturday.
Mrs. George Dawson and her
sons. Billy and Douglas, Doris
Stockner and Sterling Morris at
tended the MYF meeting at Fps
worth church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Haden. OF
Richmond, visited Mrs. Muril Haden
and Mrs. Earma Virgins. of
Amelia. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Burton ex-
pect to open their new restaurant
near Powhatan c. H. about the
middle Of this week.
Mrs. Alease Thomas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ned Morris visited Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Jones Sunday.
Billy Dawson visited Sterling
Morris Sunday.
The nice rain was sure appreciat-
ed BY the farmers. They can now
take up their farm operations.
which had been at a standstill for
some tine on account of dry
weather.
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the Ar Force and spent n year
in Greenland. He is a graduate
Of Amelia High School.
Mrs. Roy W. Burcham left
Monday with her son to drive to
California where he is stationed
at Travis ALB Mrs. Burcham
will stay IN California for several
weeks before flying back home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Curdsville

MS. Wyatt LeGrand. who now
resides in Richmond. is visiting in
the neighborhood and spending some
time with Mrs. Garnett Elliott.
News has been received of the
passing Of Miss Susie Stegar. who
has been residing in Lynchburg for
the past few years. The funeral
services we're held at her homo
church, Concord Baptist. and inter
ment at Smyrna M. E. Church Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Leap at
tended the funeral of his uncle.
James P. Harding. who passed
away in Baltimore. The. funeral was
held at Scottsville Tuesday.
Wesley Earl Dunkum attended the
young adult assemblies at Black
stone Saturday and Sunday.
DeWitts Visit Brother
Recent guests here were Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith. and sons. of Rich
mond. and Mr., and Mrs. Jay De
Witt, and children. of Tennessee.
Mrs. Dewitt. and children. will stay
for a few weeks visit with her
brother. Billy Spencer. and other
relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Jim Ayers. and
family. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Ayers Sunday in their new home in
Richmond. g
Mrs. D. A. Griffith is visiting her
brother. Charles Deering. and other
relatives and friends at Elkton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
were in Richmond Monday.
Off Sick List
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Marks and Miss
Annie Phaup, who have all been
confined to their homes for the past
several months, were able to be out
Sunday.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernard Proffitt we're his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Proffitt. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Proffitt. all Of
Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marks were
in Farmville Friday.
Mrs. Roy Chance and Mrs. How
ard Chance, and two children. OF
Trents Mill. visited Mrs. M. M.
Julian last week.
Duncans Visit Dunkums
Mrs. Harold Duncan and Mrs.
Walter Duncan. of Columbia. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum Fri
day, Mrs, Walter Duncan will spend
several weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. c. Harvey called in the
Alfred Harris home Monday. Other
recent callers were Hugh Gill. Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Jamerson. of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Acie Allen. and
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. vernard Proffitt
were in Farmville Thursday.
Miss Louise Johns visited her
grandmother. Mrs. Garrett Elliott.
Sunday.
Rains Help Gardens
The recent rains have been of
great help TO the gardens and other
grass crops. 1t was very dry in this
community. and pasture and gar
dens were suffering for rain.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dunkum
spent a night with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Dunkum. last
week.
Mrs. Mayfield Ownsbv. who has
been nursing near Mt. Zion, is home
for a few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs c. R. Wise we're
in Crewe last week.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

Amos the brides grandparents.
Minnie Baldwin and Donnie Row
sey were the parents Of the BRIDE
groom.
Shirley Huddleston. Tomm y
Baldwin, Linda Horst, Wayne
Moorefield, Linda Robertson. Jer-
ny Rowsey, Steve Guthrie and
Charlie Huddleston portrayed the
guests.
Beverly Motley was the soloist
and Mrs. Lester Jones the pianist.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
Amelia Altman
Completes School;
Goes To California

Ale William B. Burcham of
Amelia. recently spent 80 days
leave at his home in Amelia after
completing Organizational Sup
ply Supervisors School at Chey-
enne. Wyo.
He has served three years ii
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Kvarenje zubi

u pocetku, kad Sc zub poe
ne kvariti, to izvana, oslo
ca Sc Dol samo ma slatko i
kiselo, ma hladna jela. Lie
Genie zuba vrsi sc ciscenjem
zu b a i zatvaranjem z u b a
plombom. Dok, naprotiv, ja-
Ike zubobolje, koje Sc osjeca-
ju spontano, dolaze cd upale
zubne sri (pulpet). Ia Dol
moze da Sc siri i ma okolinu
zuba kroz citavu vilicu, pa
cak j u uha. Ako je pax gnoj-
ma upala sri, to su upravo
nepodnosive boil. Stalno po-
navljano trganje konca zubi-
ma, moze izazvati ma PRIMER
dugotrajno ostecenje j kvare-
ME zuba. l zubni kamen, ko-
j sc stvara ma zapustenim
zubima, moze biti veoma Ste
tan. Cokolada takodjer jako
kvari zube. Zube treba redo
vito pratt poslije jela.
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Lijeeenje a|koho|itara

Danas Sc uspjesno lijecenje
alkoholicara postizava anita
busom. Oko 4OTe alkoholi-
cara, uzimajuci tai lick, wise
ne podnosi nj mamie kolicine
alkohola. Lijecenje Sc vrsi uz
strogu kontrolu lijecnika, ko-
il takodjer vrsi ma alkoholi-
cara psihicki utjecaj. Pred
uvjet "a uspjeh lijecenja je
pristanak i VOLTA samog al
koholicara, da Sc lijeci. Time
je vec jasno, da lijecenje an
tabusom dolazi u obzir samo
"a lake i srednje slucajeve
alkoholizma. S obzirom, da
alkoholicari piju mnogo 60
dina, mora lijecenje dulje
trajati, a najmanje 6 mjeseci.
Dok alkoholicar redovno u
zima LICK, on ne pie, pa Sc
postepeno odvikne, nema po-
trebe "a alkoholom. Medju-
tim, a m o kratko uzimanje
lijeka dovodi alkoholicara O.
pet u iskusenje, da Sc oda pi-
Gu. Utjecaj okoline takodjo.-'
je veoma vazan.
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hoda i sjedi. Lezaj dijeteta
mora biti ravan ne smile BIZ
ii mekan. Vazno je znati, da
Sc ne smile poduzeti lijece-
ME kod jace iskrivljenih ko-
stiju prize nego sto Sc one j.
sprave. Ako Sc u takvim slu-
cajevima daje D vitamin, ko-
sti brzo otvrdnu u loSem DO
lozaju, te in je onda tesko
ispraviti. Mekane kosti iskriv-
ljene u svjezem stadiju rahi-
lisa mogu Sc ispraviti rukom
III aparatom, a nakon toga je
potrebno da Sc sadrenim "a
vojem fiksiraju u uspravlje-
nom polozaju. U nekim tezim
/ zanemarenim slucaje V i m a
potrebna Je cak / operacija.
Rahitis je ma nasem selu
jos uvijek costa bolest, prem
da cato ne bi smjelo biti raz-
loga. Zraka, sunca, pa hra-
ne bogate vitaminima, ina ma
selu dosta. Lose higijenske
prilike, kao i nepoznavanje j.
spravne ishrane djece, osnov-
nj su razlog, da Sc rahitis po-
javljuje. No, medjutim, op-
elm poboljzanjem tin uvjeta
broj rahitisa znatno opada.
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"a Johna i Thomasa. Ovdje
donosimo njezinu sliku, da je
njezina rodbina prijatelji bo-
lie upoznaju.
Sestra Diana rodjena ,ie g..
septembra 1889, u Kirkland
Lake, Ontario. Pucku skolu
"Ryerson Public" pohadjala
je ovdje u Toronto, kao i vi
su skolu Central High School
of Commerce bila je dobra
ucenica, a sada radi "a jed
nu veliku kompaniju, Nesbitt,
Tomson and Co. Ltd, kao
Tomson & Company Ltd, kao
secretary.
Gamma sc sa raznim spor-
tovima, a najvoli sketanje ma
ledu bowling. Zadnjih par
godina bila je aktivna u ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16

-ljati u nasem sluzbenom Gla-
silu "Zajednicaru" 0 mladom
bratu Marianu Skrivanich -
zasluznom Amerikancu jugo-
slavenskog porijekla, kojemu
je hrvatski i srpski jezik isto
tako drag kao Sto ie i engle-
ski, ciju sliku ovdje donosi-
mo.
Brat Skrivanich d bio ie
diplomu kod University of
California S C h ool of Phar-
macy at the medical center,
takodjer je dobio dozvolu cd
drzave California "a praktici-
rati kao apotcl5ar.
Mladi Marian je sin naSeg
dobrog zajednicara, brata An
tona Skrivanica, koii je pri-
stupio u nasu Zaiednicu 60
dine 1909. Nazalost Marian ie
izgubio svog najbolieg prija-
telia, a to je svoju ma jku
kad je bio samo 3 mjeseca
star. Njegova majka Gaetana
rodjena Tacavac je tada pre-
minula.
Odsjek "Tomislav' br. 121
OSieca Sc pOnOsit Sa naSim
Marianom, kao Sto sc on O.
sjeca ponosit sa svojim ma
rodom Cd kojega je potekao.
Otraga nekoliko tjedana, bas
kad je Marian d o n o svoju
sliku, da ju donesemo u ma
sem sluzbenom glasilu, ma "a
htiev naseg odsjeka, on Sc je
zadrzao d ul je vrijeme kod
mas, i to cijelo vrijeme raz-
govor smo vodili u nasem je-
ziku. Bio ga je divota slusa-
ii, mlad i ovdje odgojen
skolovan, pa da niiedne rije-
CT u engleskom Jezlku nlJe u
potrebio.
Marian namjerava nasturi-
ii Il vojnu sluzbu kao rezer-
vista, "a 6 mjeseci, a poslije
toga &c nastaviti da prakti-
cira apotekarsko iii lijekar-
nicko zvanje.
Cd strane clanstva njjego-
va odsjeka, mi mu zelimo sva-
ku srecu u njegovoj profesiji.
Ia odsjek br. 121 H.B.Z.,
NikO n. Basica, tajnik.
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zega, koja je presla IL Po-
mlatka gnijezda broj 3O1 u
odraslo clanstvo, ci u sliku
ovdje donosimo.
Mlada Mary Jane je rodje-
ma II. kolovoza 1887. ovdje
u Lorain, Ohio, Cd vrlo do
brih roditelja, Jakoba i En-
ma Pozega. Polazila je pucku
skolu i graduirala wise sko-
lie 6. lipnja owe godine sa od-
likom, a sada je uposlena u
tiskari ovog grada novina.
U nasem odsjeku nalazi O.
ca, baku strica, a u gnijez-
.du ostavlja brata William
sestru Barbara Jean, koji ce
madame Sc, nju slijediti i U
odraslo Glanstvo pristupiti.
Mladoj clanici Mary Jane
Pozega klicemo: Dobro nam
dosla u odsjek, zelimo ioj
svaku srecu u buducem Ii
votu, a njezinim roditeljima
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0sdjek b14 poveeat
Sa Getiri nova cIana

Newton Falls, Ohio. S
narocitim veseljem javljam
ovu vijest, da Sc je mas mali
odsjek broj GA HBz kroz
prosli mjesec povecao sa ce-
tiri nova clana, a to su kako
slijedi: John Andrika, Rose
Andrika, Frank Benich
Stanley Benich, Jr
U ime cjelokupnog clan
stva naseg odsieka OWN ma
Sim mladim clanovinla klicem
Dobro nam dosli u nase redo
We, a vasim roditeljima ces-
titamo ma dobrom odgoju
svoje djece, koji su vas dali
upisati u svoju veliku i dicnu
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu.
zivjeli sretni bill,
JOsip Pintaric, izvj.
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Mary Jane Pozega

Lorain. o. - Ovime jaw
ljamo radosnu vijest prija-
teljima i clanstvu H.B.Z., da
Sc je mas odsjek broj 140 po-
vecao s jednom lijepom mia
dom clanicom, Mary Jane Po-
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poremetnje pomanjkanje vi
tamina D. Rahitis sc javlja
najcesce u doba najjaceg ra-
sta. Najcesce obole djeca u
dobi cd 1-3 godine, iii "a
vrijeme puberteta 12-14 60
dina. Jedan oblik rahitisa mo-
re Sc javljati kod odraslih.
zene "a vrijeme trudnoce iii
poroda trebaju veliku koli-
cinu mineralnih soil, pa sc i
kod njih moze javiti jedna
vista mekanih kostiju.
Mekane kosti sc iskrivljuju
losim polozajem, nepravilnim
drzanjem tijela, a najcesce Sc
iskrive noge kraljeznica.
Tome je uglavnom uzrok op-
terecenje tijela kod hodanja i
sjedenja. Ma PRIMER, ako Sc
malo dijete pusti da prerano
prohoda, a kosti jos nisu do
voljno cvrste, onda ce doci do
savijanja nogu. Ma slican ma
Gin moze d oci do savijanja
kicme, ako dijete ina nepra-
vilan lezaj, ill ga Sc drzi stall
no u istoj ruci. Nakon izvjes-
nog vremena, omeksane kosti
postaju ponovo tvrde, medju-
tim, iskrivljenja Sc time ne
popravljaju. Tako posljedice
rahitisa ostaju trajne kroz
citav zivot. U najtezim slu-
cajevima moze rahitis izazva-
ii poremecaje u rastu te ma
staju rahiti6ni patuljci S tes-
kim deformacijama tijela.
Jedan je cd prvih znakova
rahitisa kod djece omeksanje
kostiju lubanje. Zatiljak TAX
We dojencadi je ma pritisak
mekan, a glavica Sc, sto maj
ke obicno primijete, preko-
inferno znoji. Dale, opaza sc
ma prednjoj strani grudnog
koSa, ma prelazu hrskavicnog
u kostani dio rebara, mala o.
krugla izbocenja, koja Sc kod
mrsavog djeteta mogu pro-
stim okom vidjeti. Slicna O.
debljanja javljaju Sc i ma zglo-
bovima ruku nogu. Iskriv-
ljenja kraljeznice mogu biti
jaka, cak tolika, da sc stvori
grba. Prsna kost sc moze pre-
ma naprijed izbociti, i to Sc
izbocenje naziva kokosjim
prsima. Promjena oblika zdje-
lice kod zena zbog rahitisa u
mladosti, moze biti ozbiljna
smetnja kod poroda.
Rahitis Sc moze sprijeciti.
Uz pravilno dojenje, ishranu,
sunce dobre higijenske u
vjete, ne &c doci do rahitisa.
Danas Sc daje dojencadi u
svrhu sprecavanja i lijecenja
D vitamin u kapima injek-
cijama. Veoma dobro sred-
stvo protiv rahitisa je i rib
lie ulje.
Ako dijete oboli cd rahi-
lisa, mora Sc prvenstveno ma
stojati da ne dodje do iskriv-
ljenja kosti. To sc moze spri-
jeciti jednostavnim mjerama.
Kao prvo, rahiticnom djetetu
ne smijemo dopustiti da dugo
Sol odsjecnoj ligi. Obitelj Mi
Ia koviS 10 sto M oto 20 iodpi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-10-16
Diana Mi!akoviC
Odsiek br. 961 "Slozni Sla-
,ni", West Toronto, Ontario,

OuSJCA III. Jul olOAAii .oid-
veni", West Toronto, Ontario,
Can. - Sa veseljem javlja-
mo dobru vijest, da je mas od-
sick opet poskocio malo ma
prijed. Maine ovih dana nasa
mlada clanica sestra Diana
Milakovic pristupila je IL Po-
mladka u mas odsjek. Prosle
godine njezina sestra Mari
jana dosla je takodjer IL i
stog gnijezda u mas odsjek,
u kojemu SUI nasle svoje ro-
ditelje, a JOS II istom gnijez-
du ostavljaju svoja diva bra