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nlght saturday until 6 am
Monday. Beer and light wine
can be sold from am. until
midnight on Sunday.
Recent publicity would GER
tainly seem to seal off any
changes in liquor sale hours
Senator Wheatley said.
Senator Wheatley's statement
of opposition to legalizing Sum
day sales was his second blast
in as many days at the liquor
industry in his county.
He issued a press statement
yesterday in which he threat
ened to introduce legislation for
a liquor dispensary system in
Prince Georges patterned after
the Montgomery model.
If the time is here when the
liquor industry can flaunt the
law and apparently make it diff
cult for law enforcement officers
to carry out their duties" he
said, then a change in the
county liquor system might be
necessary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

cipals, he said. are based on
eight new schools being ready
for occupancy for the next term
New Buses Asked
Another major factor in the
increase is the proposal to pur-
chase 18 new school buses to
bring the bus fleet to 200 during
the coming year. The request
here is for $86.400 and is pri-
marily needed. Mr.. Schmidt said
to meet increased enrolment at
the secondary school level.
No funds for school construc.
ton are included in the operat-
ing budget. This is handled
separately by bond issues fol
which the county commissioners
include the payments in their
budget. At present, the county
is embarked on a S11.5 million
school construction program, the
first 81 million of which was OBJ
tanned through a bond sale in
December,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
g Fuirfox County
Policemen Promoted

Eight Fairfax County police
men yesterday received promo
lions in rank ranging from
captain to sergeant.
The promotions. approved By
the Board Of County Supervisors
are part of a long range plan tc
head each division within the
department with a captain.
Promoted to captain was 1t
l.. II. Shumate, head Of the traf
| fic bureau.
Sergt. Arthur H. Crosen, head
of the administrative bureau
and Sergt. Stanley H. Dudson
were promoted to lieutenants.
Detectives Charles w. Baesgen
and David r. Eike, head OF the
juvenile bureau, were made
detective Sergeants.
Promoted to sergeants were
acting Sergt. Julian w. Burke,
Pvt. L. c, Auterback and Pvt.
Arson H. Roberts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Memorial Set Up
For Slain Teacher

Members of the Key Club OF
George Mason High School have
established a memorial fund fol
William Snodgrass, Sc, a teacher
who was shot to death last Sat
urday when a revolver held by
Falls Church Police Chief Z. H
Howe accidentally discharged.
The group will raise funds tc
establish a memorial at the
school in the name of Mr.. Snod-
grass.
Mr.. Snodgrass was faculty SUI
pervisor for the club, which is
sponsored by the Falls Church
Kiwanis Club.
Donations should be made to
the William D. Snodgrass Me-
mortal Fund. Post Office Box 248.
Falls Church. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Preparations Committee within
matter of days" Senator Hol-
land said
AS the hearings got under way,
Senator Holland said an entire
~ new study of the much
studied Burke issue may be
needed because he does not be-
lieve there is any real under
standing of the impact of COM
mercial jet airplane travel. He
also cited lack of understand
ing of the growth of residential
areas in the Burke section since
the project was authorized
more than six years ago.
In the last "a hours of the
subcommittee existence, Ma
tional Airport handled 938 air.
craft movements.
There was no indication that
the Appropriations Committee
will get a report favorable to
Burke. Senator Holland said
several days ago he was not sat-
isfied to recommend large ex-
penditure for Burke construc-
ton without a trial use of Bal
timore's Friendship Airport as a
Washington co-terminal.
That a rousing battle is in the
offing seems clear.
For one thing, Senator Magnu-
son. Democrat of Washington,
chairman of the Commerce
Committee and a member of the
special Senate Appropriations
Subcommittee, has failed to at
tend the Holland hearings. He
is an ardent advocate of the
Burke project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31

Senator Wheatley made that
statement after comforting here
with States Attorney Blair H.
Smith and County Police Chief
George j. Panagoulis. He said
the purpose of the conference
was to ascertain whether any
legislative changes would be re-
quired to assist enforcement of
existing liquor and gambling
laws"
Mr.. Smith last week end said
the ban on Sunday sales was
being violated so widely that he
was seeking State police aid to
enforce the law. Later he said
he believed county and town
police would be able to do the
job after all.
Senator Wheatley in his state
ment yesterday said Mr.. Smith
and Chief Panagoulis had adj
vised him that 1.-The situation is
now under control and no change
in the law is necessary for en-
forcement purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Widening Of 7
Streets Voted

The Alexandria City Council
last night authorized steps
aimed at improvement of two
major arterial streets within the
city.
The first would be a widening
of the jeff Davis highway
(Route II between the city's
northern limit and the Potomac
Yard bridge at Monroe avenue.
The move authorized City
Manager Edward G. Heatwole
to enter agreement with the
State for the construction. in
which the city's share would be
$l84,20 Mr.. Heatwole said the
city has $4,000 in bond funds
to meet this and the balance
will be available in the next
bond issue floated.
The improvement would widen
the highway from its present two
lanes to four.
| The second street improve
ment action authorizes Mr.. Heat
wole to join with the State High
way Department in planning a
widening of Duke street from it's
present three lanes to a four
lane divided highway between
Quacker lane and the Quarter
master Depot at Cameron Sta
ton.
This planning will cost the
city $500, Mr.. Heatwole told
the Council, and the eventual
construction cost will involve a
city share of some S150,000.
The Council also indicated its
Willingness to accept low bid
of S499,649 for construction of
new bridges across -Four Mile
Run at Old Glebe road and
Mount Vernon avenue.
These two structures are q
joint project with Arlington
County and both the Council and
the Arlington County govern
Iment will have to take positive
action accepting the low bid be-
fore construction can 60 ahead.
The low bidder was E. L.
Daniels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
J. E. Bacon Heads
County G. 0. P. Group

James E. Bacon, jr., was
elected chairman of the Mont-.
gomery County Republican Cons
ference at a meeting Tuesday
night in the County Building
auditorium.
Other officers elected are Cor
dor L. Hawk. vice chairman:
Mrs. Arthur 8. Caldwell, secre-
tary, and Gilbert Hahn, jr..
treasurer.
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must submit their approved
budget to the county commits
sioners by February IL. in time
for the commissioners first pub.
lie budget hearing at Hyattsville
three days later.
Faced with the deadline, the
board Immediately called a spe-
cial meeting for 1880 pm. next
Wednesday to examine the pro-
poSal in detail. Mr.. Schmidt ex-
pected to complete arrangements
today to hold the meeting in the
Bladensburg High School.
Also concerned are members
of the County Council of Parent.
Teacher Associations and indi.
vidual PTA organizations. Mrs
Margaret M. Conant, council
president, is rushing plans fol
PTA groups also to review the
request.
Sl.8 Million Higher
AS submitted, the superin-
tendent's budget calls for ex-
penditure of some S1.8 million
more than the current year. Hall
of the total amount, $8,225, 230
is sought from the county COM
missioners, whose own budget
reflects how much county tax
payers will share. The latter, Il
approved, would be $876,71s
more than appropriated by the
county for fiscal 1861.
Besides the requested county
share, the superintendent's esti-
mates that $6,950,646 will come
from various State sources, Sl.l
million from the Federal Gov
eminent and $4,000 from UNI
used appropriations this year.
The major share Of the total
SIG, 405,876 budget would be for
Institutional services - some
$l1.9 million, or 1852 per cent
of which $10.4 million would be
for teacher and principal sal
aries.
The salary amount alone is
over ST. million more than the
current allotment and includes
$528,200 for hiring 1879 teachers
alta new starting pay of $500.
Provides for Increment
1t also provides $58l,575 to
meet proposed 5000 to $71O in
crement increases for 2,011 pres
ent teachers. The latter is part
of program recommended jan
uary 8 by the county education
association to lead to a pay scale
within three years ranging from
$4,000 to $1,000.
The instruction budget also
seeks $197 900 for salaries of SUI
pervisors. an increase of $4,000,
and $4,000 for eight new prin-
cipalships. Also. $280,750 is
sought. an increase of SCI. 849,
for text book purchases. This
would raise the current basic
allowance per pupil from SO to
81 for elementary schools and
81 to SIS for secondary schools
and fix the pupil allowance for
new schools at 81.
Mr.. Schmidt told board men,
beers the proposed budget is
based on an anticipated pupil
enrolment in September Of
$1,000, a $3.50 increase over this
year. This would include $4,000
elementary pupils and $4,000 IN
secondary schools, he SAID.
The new teachers and prin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Goodwill Store Event

The Davis Memorial Goodwill
Industries new store at Bladens-
burg, Md, will be opened at $50
am. tomorrow by Mrs. Wilson H.
Elkins, wife of the president Of
the University of Maryland. The
store is in the Bladensburg
Shopping Center at 4813 Ann
apolis road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
|WheotIey Fights County
Longer Drinking Hours
By GENE GOODWIN
Star Staf Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS Jan. 3-Sate Senator H. Wilship Wheatlcv
IT, democrat OF Prince Georges said today
any extension OF legal drinking hours in his county.
He said Prince Georges County clubs ana restaurants
have requested later Saturday night hours and egad Snda
sales - ~ '
County law prohibits the sale hard liquor from mid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
Study Of Burke Airport
Heads for Senate GROUP

The fight Burke airport moved toward
propratons Committee today.
Newest chapter in the ycarold controversy over
second Washington concluded yesterday the
of hearings before special subcommittee headed by Sen
ator Holland, Democrat Of Florida.
The conclusions The will to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-31
School Budget Proposes
Record 1854 Million

record 1854 million school operating budget for Prince
Georges Counone raising salaries and
ing 39 being serious study by county school
board members and others today.
The board received yesterday School Supt William,
S. Schmidt and has less than wekes in which to act Tev
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Spring Signposts
Are Your Guide

year to all textile manufac-
turers. The silk tweeds, mon
tone worsted tweeds. silks Of
all weights and textures. {.
COLOR for the grays, navys,
and beiges that are keeping
steady company with the new
high colors like lilac and
golden yellows. Prints
have never been better for
spring and summer wear than
this season.
STOP for the new mood in
the color Of shoes . fawn
colored blond to rosy
brown all shades Of light
and dark grays beigeS.
ALERT yourself for the new
-than-broader handbags
Of calf often suggested for
use in a contrast manner. II
your tweeds, fieeces, basket
weave fashions have textured
interest play a smooth French
calf handbag against them for
a wonderful contrast.
POINTED observation in
your shoe shape produces the
fashion point In this fashion
realm. The high rise on
Continued on Page Dc, Col. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
BY ELEM
Spring fashion signposts

Spring fashion signposts
read:
SOFT for the silhouette line
with sleeves slightly loose more
often than not 7sths or even
shorter in length shoulder
lines in suits stress neat set-in
sleeves with the soft look
carried out still further in de-
failing that includes self fabric
couturier bows. a flower at the
neckline, hipline, or tucked
under a collar.
SLIM for the tunic line
spotted in many high-fashion
places coats cut on
cardigan lines with their
straight, good looks not oblit-
Grated by fussy designing
tricks.
NEW for skirt treatments
that have a Dutch boy peg
TO their tops for jacket
lines that are abbreviated for
smartness and thus cut of
about 10 years from a woman's
figure.
FABULOUS for fabrics that
have brought applause this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

chapters, to be held at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in the Hotel
2400. Representatives Of the
Silver Spring. Prince Georges.
Kensington- Wheaton. Bethes-
da. Washington and Rockville
auxiliaries have been invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24

will be held at 8 pm. Satur.
day in rooms Of st. Demands
Church. East Riverdale, Md.
Mrs. Leon McConkey Is
chairman of the event which
will feature dancing after 10
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
Cord Porty. Dance
Slotted Saturday.

A card party and dance,
sponsored by women of the st.
James Roman Catholic
Church in Mount Rainier, Md,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-24
JoYcee Aides Dinner

The Women's Auxiliary Of
the Junior Chamber Of Com
merce Of Arlington. the Jay
Gee Aides" will be hostess at
Q Joint dinner meeting Of area
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27
NATjECAJ "A KRALJ|CE P0PULARN0ST|
zAJEDNICARSkI DAN | CR0ATIAN CENTER
PITTSBURGH, PA,

PITTSBURGH, PA. - Western Pennsylvania Ujedi-
njeni Odseci HB.Z Ovme raspisuju natjecaj Kra-
lice Popuarnost Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice.
Ma 21. julia Hrvatskom Zajedncarskom Danu
View Park bit &c brane dvje djevoke nase Kra
ce Jedna Kraca Popuarnost Hrvatskog Zaednicarskog
Dana koa &c bit krun prosav Zaednicarskog Da
programu West View Parku. Druga &c takodjer
biti krun jena sveGan nacin Croaan Centru rs.
gusta proslav nase narodne ustanove
Obje devojke &c jednako dObiti plas zezlo, krunu
cviece, te &c nositi jednaku cast slavu redovma
jednicara zapadne Pennsylvania.
Pravo natecaj made svaka devojka canica gnijez-
natecaj Sve so tra jest da prav da posalje
ju Hepu sku svoj kratk opis urednistvo "Zaedni
cara" mi cemo donesti slku u stu ijepim Opisom
preporukom djevojke.
Natjecaj vodi osnovi koja djevojka proda wise
Tketi po so cent? sest nagrada, tko
dobije sreni bro Prva nagrada T. S. Bond cd 81 OOO
druge t nagrade po $4,000 bond dve po $4,000 bond.
Nagrade pacaju bondovima kupovne cijene iii go
tovu
Djevojka, koja natece dobiva prvu nagradu
kracu, dob &c gotovu $4,000; druga djevojka
Kracu dobiva $1OOOO treca dobt $500; cetvrta
$5OOO ostae svaka koko h bude, debit &c po $500 ako
proda tiketa $4,000 iii wise.
Ovime pozivlemo roditee koji madu kcerku ma
jecaj da u cm prize prijave posalju njeznu siku
kratkm opisom.
Javite cim prijc
Natjecaje slike saite jnika Uedinjenh Odseka
Philip Vukelich 344 Forbes Street. Pittsburgh 49, Pa
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JOHN MIKAN PRVI POBJEDNIK u KAMP PANJl
Poor PITTSBURGH | 0K0LICA!
kampanjska konferenca u Pittsburqhu

kampanja pOcast kanadskog Clanstva a sa svr-
hom da pojacaju prosre redovi nase Zajednce je
toku Aktivnost, ali nje nikada dovoIjno prosrena,
nasa je duznOst da nastojimo uvjer Sto veci broj
naseg clanstva da uzme zvog ucesca kampanj.
Da svi naSi graditelji, sadani butuci budu sto
spremnj da Objasne pOgodnOst koje naSa Ia jed
MICA prUza clanstvu pOtrebnO e imati CeSce
stanke predavanja SkOle to do sada pOlucuje
prekO naSih konferenca.
Do sada je odrzano TEX par konferenca iako b biIo
vrijedno da odrzavaju po swim barem vecim mesti-
ma to StO CeSce.
burghu gavnom sjedistu Zajednice IL SUBOTU 3O-og
SJEKA BROJ MA 1916 EAST OHIO STREET.
Predavaci te biti - " L. MANDICH glavni pred
sjednik MARTIN KRASICH, glavn bagajnik.
NakOn predavanja nastati &c pitanja opca
sprava kOjoj ce uzet ucesca svi canov Izvrsnog Od
BORA casnici, cnovnci gavn odbornici te clanov Gl
POrote koji su iz Pittsburgha iii obi jiznh mjesta.
Ova konferenca Odrzava zadnjeg dana zasjeda-
MIA Gavnog Odbora tako mogu biti prisutn svi cla
nOv Glavnog Odbora.
Povrh tOga sto poziya canove Gaynog Cd
bora, porotnike casnkc cinoynke, takoder poziva
delegate DDS ecne odbOrnike i ostao clanstvO Ia
jednce da odazove ovoj konfercnci. Konferenca
bt cd velkog znacaja moci &c posluziti svma pri-
sutnima bOlje pOZnavane pOsOvanj naSe Zajednce
time ce i'm oIa1sati upisivanjem novog clanstva Il
naSe redove.
Ovu konferencu suzbeno saliva Izyrsni OdbOr HB2
Ia Izvrsn Odbor II. 3. ajedn;ce:
vi MANDICH glavni predsjednk;
JOSEPH BELLA, glavni tajnik.
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zABRANJEN0 JE
H0DATI G0L0GLAV

U Sidney-u (Austrilija) ne
XII tvornicar je dvojicu rad
nika poslao kuci, jer su do
sli ma posao = bez sesira.
Morali su Sc vratiti sa Sc
sirom, j u ime kane i'm .je
"a tai dan odbijeno pola ma
dnice! Ma jzanimljivije u cije-
loj. stvari je to, da su oba
radnika bez prigovora pri-
stala ma kaznu, iako u Au-
straliji postoje vrlo jaka rad
nicka udruzenja. U cemu je
stvar? Spomenuti radnici ra-
de u tvornici pustenih sesira
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27
SUDAR SL0NA
| AUTOMOBILE

U Kandiju, ma Cejlonu, do
slo je do neobicnog sudara.
Jedan automobil u d ario je
punom brzinom u slona. BIZ
lans sudara: diva mrtva. Po-
ginuo je vodic slona koji je
pao sa zivotinje u trenutku
sudara i sion ga je zgazio. A
druga zrtva je vozac auta,
koga je sion osinuo surlom
da je ma mjestu ostao mrtav.
Ostala cetvorica putnika ko-
ia su sc nalazila u kolima,
tesko su povriiediena.
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i clanovi SUI udruzenja rad
nika pustenih sesira. Po pra-
Wilma toga udruzenja, zabra-
memo je clanovima dolaziti
ma rad bez sesira, sto wise:
tko barem jedamput ma 60
dinu ne kupi sesir, ne smile
sudjelovati kod povorke ma
dan rada, a to Sc tamo sma-
ira teskom kaznom. Nije tes-
ko dokuciti da su inicijatori
toga zahtjeva sami tvorni-
carl sesira, koji Sc ocajno bo-
re protiv obicaja da svijet
hoda gologlav! Tko ce onda
kupovati njihove proizvode?
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27
John R. Mikan
G|ayni odbornik
Prvi pobjednik

DraSO nam Je ZdDllJezltl,
da je d a n Cd nash glavnih
odbornika postaje prvi po-
bjednik u kampanji, koji je
dobio preko 25O tockica "a
placenu turneju u Kanadu. U
ovoj kampanji imademo wise
81. odbornika koji su vrijed-
nj graditelji Zajednice pri u
pisivanju novih clanova i no.
We osiguracije. Medju NINA
.je prvak brat John X. MilSan
kao glavni odbornik i vrijed-
nj tajnik, vec niz godina, svo-
ga odsjeka abraham Lin
coin" br. IS u Rochester, Pa.
On je zadnjih dana namirio
svoju kvotu i tako je dobio
prvo mjesto kao pobjednik "a
glavnu nagradu.
Ma ovoj strani donosimo 1S
imena nasih prvaka gradi-
telja, koji su presli i preko
stotinu tocl1ica, medju NINA
Sc ma prvom mjestu nalazi
brat Mikan pobjednik. Ova
cinjenica najljepse govori "a
MEGA, cine on postavlja u
zorni PRIMER drugima.
Brata Mikana slijedi bivsi
mas glavni odbornik, brat Fl
lip Zebic, vrijedni zajednicar
kao dugogodisnji tajnik od-
sjeka GA u Hamiltonu. Me
mu do pobjede treba samo Z
tockica, koje SUI vec moguce
ma putu u Pittsburgh. Bas bi
nam bilo drago da on pobjedi
u Provinciji Ontario u Ka-
nadi, pa da i nasa Kanada
imade svoga pobjednika. Me
mu treba samo 200 tockica
IL Toronto "a turneju kroz
Kanadu. Docim brat Mikan
IL Pittsburgha treba 250.
Mi smatramo ovu kampanju
"a historicku clansku kam-
panju Hrvatske Bratske Za-
jednice u pocast nasega clan
stva i naroda u Kanadi. U
Kanadi imademo je d n u nae
cionalisticku hrvatsku novinu
koia stalno laze maze naSe
ljude ma upravi time i samu
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu,
ocito "a vrijeme owe kam-
panic, da ju oslabi i omete.
Svijesno nase clanstvo koje
to znade pozvano je da ziv-
lie poradi "a uspje h kam-
panic, pax ce to protivnici-
ma i neprijateljima biti mai
bolji odgovor. Mnogi tako i
rade, a "stovariste smeca"
neka i dalje yodi svoj ruzni
klevetnicki zanat.
Graditelji Zajednice treba-
ju da nadmase njene rusitelje,
kojima zajednica nije ma ST.
Gu.
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P0CASkA l|STA USPJESNIH GRADITELJA
NASE HRVATSkE BRATSKE zAJEDN|CE

Ovdle pocetku donosimo mena nasih casnih gradi-
teia Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice. svemu mamo, kako
smo prize jav 18 graditeja koi prekoraci stotnu
tockica polovicu puta svo zet odmor kroz Kanadu
Nhova ovdje donosmo da potaknemo druge gradi-
telie, da 1.-Two porade kampanj.
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zAJAM IA LSPLATU ZADUzNICE NASEG
CR0ATIAN CENTRA u PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Kampanja zajam cd pojedinaca
drustava isplatu zaduznice naseg narodnog Parka
Croatian Centra nasem opsirn Pittsburghu Prize
prmi zajma ukupno $55O0OO. Tako prmi darova
patiE $6,OOOOO Jos imamo da patimo oko tisuca
dolara "a tn svotu razmo cd nash rodoubnih canova
pojedinaca odsjeka drustava zajam Ma jam pacamo
80 kamata tko trazi. Mnogi poza mi bez
kamata kojma srdaGno zahvaujemo. Novac obvez-
ncu placamo svakom kad to zatrazi bez zatezanja
Naknadno primli $1,O0OOO platli toliko
duznicu mena novih uplata ma dolje nze donosmo.
tu svrhu daemo lepu legano uredjenu Obveznicu
= Promissory Note = cine jamcimo da ce posudbina bt
ispacena
Ovme molimo nase ljude odse1e koji mogu, da u
psu svoj zaam cim prize. Cekove neka naslove Cro
atan Center te neka in salju tanika Ujednjenih
Odsjeka Philip VuLec, 3441 Forbes Street. Pittsburgh
13, Pa cim dobijemo eek iii ko ze moze donijet goov
glavni ured H.BZ. predat ajnku pax ce odmah
dob obveznicu iii Promissory Note. Koji sau postom od
NAH ce mu bti obveznica poslana putem poste.
Obveznice su ucnjene ma stotnu dolara, tko zel mo-
ze posudti wise dobiti ce toko wise obveznca.
Molmo bracu i sestre da uznastoe cm prize poslat
posudbnu da mozemo odplatt nasu zaduzncu time mas
Croatian Center postae sasvm nasa narodna imovna.
Dole nze donosimo popis koliko smo cd koga dobil
zajam darova. Ma zahtjev nekih nena spustamo.
Sestre brace ugledajte 6asna mena nasih
rodoluba pax vi nastoe isto ucnit ako mozete Imena
kako sledc:
PROMISsORY NOTES =
Edward B. Servov, McKeesport, Pa .~.~.....S 10000
Michael Matakovich, N. S. Pittsburgh Pa. ... 10000
Lodge No. 125, McKees Rocks Pa. ..~..,.~... 10000
Lodge No. 535, Midland, Pa Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Nest No. 157 Midland Pa. 10000
John Parlac Pittsburgh, Pa. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Lodge No. Al, Mllvae, Pa. 10000
John r. Mil1an E. Rochester, Pa. ............ 10000
Ukupno naknadno primljeno ........., 81. 100000
Prize prmIjeno zajma 5,5OO.OO
Darova 49,. ......-..... 625.OO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27

S koga drveta samo voce
pada, ne valja ga tresti.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-03-27
Ukupno primlieno

Kako sada stvari stole da bsmo mogi splatt nasu
uknzbu iii zaduznicu jos treba 100000 posudbne.
Mi znamo da bi tn svou ako dobi cd nasega sveta,
da imademo da poedince cno posjetmo, pax
in momo da sam posalju. Novac saljite iii domestic ma
gorniu adresu tajnika - Phipa Vukeica.