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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
WECHTERS WEEKEND
ON OcRAcOKE ISLAND

Ocracoke, June 17.-Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Wechter and daugh-
ter, Marcia, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Hazen Brooks last week
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Mr.. Wechter was delighted to re-
visit Ocracoke. In 1885 he made
his first trip to the island as Coast
Guard Inspector; in 1942-43 he
served at the Coast Guard base
here as pharmacist mate. It was
Mrs. Wechter's first trip, also
Marcia's, and both were filled
with enthusiasm for Ocracoke.
Mrs. Wechter is the author of the
book "Taffy of Torpedo Junction"
a delightful teen-age story of a
teen-ager named Taffy and her
Banks pony, Sailor, and their ex-
citing experiences at Cape Hat
teras during World War II. Mrs.
Wechter, then Nell Wise, taught
at Buxton during those years, so
was well qualified to write inter-
estingly about those times and
Taffy. While at Ocracoke, Mrs.
Wechter autographed several of
her books at the school library.
Also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
is their daughter, Mrs. Mark
Goedgen, of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wechter had the
opportunity while here to meet
several old friends. They attended
the Friday night square dance,
visited the Coast Guard station,
had picnic lunch at Ocarcoke In
let, thus being able to say they
had driven the whole length of
Ocracoke Island, since they made
the trip from Hatteras down the
new road. They all three said they
were certainly coming back for
another visit soon. Both Mr.. Wech-
ter and Mrs. Wechter teach in the
Greensboro public schools.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
KITTY HAWK REPRESENTED
AT P.T.A. INSTITUTE

Mrs. Troy Beasley of Colington
returned Thursday night, June 13
after attending the Both annual
Parent-Teacher Institute of the
North Carolina Congress of Par
ents and Teachers. Mrs. Reasley
was the Kitty Hawk delegate to
the Institute, held at Woman's
College of the University of
North Carolina, Greensboro, June
1913.
The General Sessions, presided
over by Congress president Mrs.
j. q. Watkins, and held in the new
and beautiful Elliott Hall were
bul> around the theme: "For The
Future We Build"
Miss Dema Kennedy, National
Field Consultant, gave the OPEN
ing address: Responsible Citizens
Make Resourceful Communities -
The P.T.A. Serves Both" Special
emphasis was given to serving the
community by the planning CT bet
ter programs to be presented at
the local PTA meetings.
Tuesday evening Judge Nat S.
Crews spoke to the delegates on
the findings of the Governors
Youth Commission, touching brief
ly on the causes of juvenile delin-
quency, but mainly on the need
for all children to have equal op-
portunity for protection in the
courts. That while North Carolina
has on paper very good plan of
having a Juvenile Court in each
county it doesn't work as well in
practice due to the lack of trained
personnel.
Out of 90 counties only 8 coun-
ties have trained Juvenile Court
judges. In the majority of the
others the Clerk of Court has to
take over the duties of the Juven-
lie Court as well as his regular
duties. The National Probation Pa
role Association is advocating a
state wide system of family courts
with fully trained personnel to
handle all problems pertaining to
the family such as: divorce, me-
elected children, adoptions and
other problems as well as the child
offender. These courts organized
on a district basis would make
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
HIGHER PAYMENTS FOR
SOME VETERANS WIDOWS

Many widows of veterans who
died of service-connected causes
before January 4, 1867 have not
yet applied for higher death COM
pensation payments under the new
Survivor Benefits Act it was an
nounced this week by Stephen H.
Afford, District officer of the
North Carolina Veterans Commits
sion.
In all cases widows without mi.
nor children will receive higher
payments under the new Act than
formerly payable under old legis-
lation. Other survivors may also
be entitled to a greater payment
than now being received.
The new Act provides that high
er payments may be retroactiv, to
January 1, 1857 provided applica-
ton is received by the Veterans
Administration before July 1,
1857. After the July /, 1857 date
higher payments may only be paid
from the date of receipt of appli-
cation by the Veterans Admins
tration.
Any survivor Of a veteran who
died from service-connected causes
that has not yet looked into the
benefits under the new Survivor
Bnefits Act is urged to contact
]. NJ. Vannote, Dare County Vet
Grams Service Officer, Manteo,
or the District Office of the North
Carolina Veterans Commission,
Elizabeth City, N. c. for assist
ance and advice.
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cause of foot ailment. Mrs. Katie
O'Neal went to. Sea Level Hospital
on Monday, but was able to return
home that afternoon.
Mrs. Janice Taylor of Norfolk is
home for the summer months.
Anna and Myron Midget, Jr., of
Buxton are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Styron.
Miss Evelyn Swindell, Registrar
of Deeds of Hyde County, spent
several days recently at the How
ard Tourist Home. Also there
were Miss Sara Ward and Miss
Rankin Mckenzie of Salisbury,
and Ralph Johnson and Fred Pate
of Laurinburg.
Mrs. Lorena Williams and David
Balance of Norfolk spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs.
Tressie Howard.
Robert Hale, recent graduate
from V.P.I. at Blacksburg, Va, is
visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
w. R. Hale.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Rondthaler occupied their
cottage last week end, here on the
yacht "Miss Trip II" of Winston
Salem, home port, Wilmington.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dennis and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
G. Allen.
Jeff and James Edward Drake,
grandsons of Mrs. Lena. Bragg,
and friends Joe R. Daniel and w.
R. Turner, Jr., all of Rocky Mount,
visited here last week, bringing
along their boat and enjoying
some cobia fishing. Jeff brought
in "a lb. one. Mrs. Braggs' great
granddaughter, June Yvette Aus
tin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jun
ius Austin, returned with them to
Rocky Mount for a months visit
there.
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available to all an equal oppor-
tunity for protection.
On Wednesday night, DR.. Alex
ander ]. Stoddard, Director, Fund
for Advancement of Education,
Ford Foundation, presented an in
formative address: Schools For
The Future. He stated that with
the complexities of living in our
modern world we have a need to
bring our schools up to date to
provide better education. for our
children so they may live co-opera-
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
ocRAcoKE PERSONALS

OcracOke, June lI.-The flrSt o.
several cattle pennings took place
today on Ocracoke Island at the
pen five or six miles north Of
Ocracoke village. George O'Neal
home from his work in Maryland
owns most of the cattle. Twenty
of his were penned today, along
with about twenty more belonine
to others. The cattle are being
shipped to Norfolk, Va, and
Washington, N. C. Another pen
ming is planned for tomorrow.
Sport fishing continues good.
Blount O'Neal and party of Wash
ington, N. c. fished on his yacht
Susanna" with Capt. Murray
Spencer and brought in z dolphin
and 1 tuna from the Gulf Stream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Seeley of
Elizabeth City, week end guests
of Mrs. Eleanor Burrus, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wilder, fished
with Capt. Oscar Burrus on the
Miss Hatteras" and 20 good
sized cobia. Mrs. Burrus' daugh-
ter, Mrs. Victor Griggs and chill
dren, of Portsmouth, Va, have
been visiting there recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Styron and
daughter, Belinda, came in from
Wilmington, Del, to spend the
summer months at their home
here. Mrs. Ansley o'Neal and
daughter, Aida Vann, who has
been visiting them, returned also.
DR.. Benjamin Harding returned
to his Ocracoke Island home last
week, and told at Sunday night
service at the Methodist church
something of his recent trip to
California, Old Mexico, and other
places in the Southwest.
Mrs. R. S. Wahab is looking for
ward to visit from her brother,
Mariner Edwards, who has been
in California for the past four
years, but is now returning to Bel
haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Williams
and daughter Patsy, of Norfolk,
are spending two weeks with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. S. Will
liams and Mrs. Elnora Balance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Balance
and children of Portsmouth, Va,
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Benjamin Spencer and Mr. .Spen-
ser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover Howard of
Pennsauken, N. J. arrived last
week end to visit his brother, Taft
Howard and family. A sister, Miss
Virginia Howard, is also visiting
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie Joliff have
returned to Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Garrish
are visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. F.
Overton, in Norfolk. Mrs. Danny
w. Garrish and son have returned
from Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fetzer and
son of Bethesda, Maryland, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Gray of
Avondale, arrived at Wahab Viii
liage hotel today for their annual
summer sojourn here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Grayson and FAM
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. John Beal
and family will arrive sometime
during the next week or ten days.
Also at Wahab Hotel are Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. James of Weldon,
N. c., who honeyhooned here ten
years ago. d
NJ. NJ. Dobert of Washington, D.
C. registered at the hotel for a
night, and then struck off for
Portsmouth Island for a week of
camping there.
Mrs. John Puet O'Neal is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin O'Neal
and family.
Mrs. Delphine Peyton, of Rich
mond, and Marica and Gale Hamil-
ton are occupying the Hamilton
summer home.
Miss Kathleen Bragg has been
hospitalized at Morehead City be-
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21

lively and productivity in this age
of the atom bomb and jet planes.
The delegates were quarterei on
campus in the Mendenhall- Rags
dale Dormitory. Meals were serv-
ed in the college cafeteria.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21

The demand for industrial wood
products of all kinds by the end
of the century is expected to be
from 65 to 105 per cent higher
than at present.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21

1867 Chevrolet 210, 4-dOor
1855 Chevrolet, 2-dOoR, We
1855 Ford Country Sed. 6 pass,
extra-elean, R&H, 3D., V8
1885 Ford, 2-door, Like New
1854 Ford Cust0mline, 4-d0or,
VS, R&H, Clean
1858 -Chrysler Windsor 4-dOor
1863 Ford, 4-door, VS
1852 Ford Victoria, loaded
1852 Ford v8, 2-dOor
1850 Ford, 2-door. AL motor,
good tires, licensed
$l25.OO
1850 OldsmObile, 4-doOr
1850 Pontiac Coupe, S195.0O
1919 Ford, 2-door, VS
1S49 Dodge, 4-d0or
TRUCKS
1856 Ford K-tOn Pickup, like
1855 Ford, F $50, Dual wheels
with body
1855 Ford h-ton Pickup
1S4S Ford 1l-ton Pickup
Transportation Special
10 Days Only
1888 Chevrolet $4,000
1889 Pontiac, 4-door
1949 Chevrolet, 2-door, Clean
1949 Ford, 4-door, new motor,
$l49.00
1850 Ply mouth, 4-door, $4,000
1850 Studehaker, 4-door
Champion $4,000
4 4 X
r. d. SAWYER
MOTOR COMPANY
Your FORD Dealer
Phone 116 ManteO
N. C. License No. 1869
Salesmen:
Julian Snow, Powells Point
Bill Rogers, Kitty Hawk
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21
You never outgrow your need
for milk.

Z Nearly % per cent of U. S.
drivers involved in fatalities in
1856 were under Is years of age.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-06-21

Now that school is out parents
should add at least pint of milk
per child each day to their regular
milk supply.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-04-18

DACHSHUND thoroughbred puppies,
weeks old. sired by grand cham
nion ". l-67S5.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27

Ma osnovu prikupljenih po-
dataka sa trane strucnih
historicara, danas sc moze
S prilicnom sigurnoscu tvrdi-
ii, da su rama slavenska pie
mena naselila Balkan prize
nego su Sc ma pozornici po-
vijesti pojavili Hrvati Srbi.
Ia SUI slavenska plemena j.
mala svoja imena, ali nijed-
no nije uspjelo, da stvori ne
ku organiziranu drzavu pod
svojim imenom. TEX kad su
pocetkom sedmoga vijeka do
sli ma Balkan Hrvati Srbi,
NINA je uspjelo, da oblikuju
drzave svaki pod svojim ime-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27

strah, pax SUI mnogi izgubli sami sebe, po-
gazili svoja nacela covjetnost, da su po-
stall dojavljaei, klevetnici pokvarenjaci
Popljuvali su svu svoju proslost neznas
tko ii je prijatelj, a tko neprijatelj. Nesme-
ia, sto nixon lose nisi ucinio, a mnogima
dobro ipak ii glavi rade jedni drugi.
Tu dolazi Fraternalizam, zajednicarsko
bratstvo u duhu bratske ljubavi i Govjec.
nosti prema svakom pojedincu svakom ma.
rodu. 1 kako je divno ma Kongresu receno
Fraternalizam America spaja veze ljude
sviju narodnosti, religija poltike, potom
promicanja jednicarskoga bratstva medju-
sobne suradnje, razumjevanja, pomaganja
izmedju S be ma cvrstim nacelima prave
demokracije, da svi ljudi rodjeni ma zemlj
imadu jednako pravo ma zivot i da su jed
naci ravnopravni jedan prema drugome.
Americka nacija Sc sastoji cd svh ma.
roda, rasa zasada svijeta. U tome je mo-
guce njezina moe, jer svi doprinasaju svoje
narodne kulture u jednu cjelinu, sto stvara
i jaca americku kulturu. Fraternalizam sve
te narode odgaja i stvara, da su ma osnovi
nacela americke demokracije svojom pro-
micbom bratske ljubavi covjeGnosti lojalni
svojoj domovini America. Fraternalista ga.
jednicar) vrsi savjesno svoje gradjanske
duznosti kao svijesni odani gradjani i to
slobodno dobroj volji.
Tako je nasa Zajednica odgajala svoje
clanove cd svoga postanka, tako radi da.
mas, iako je pc oblezju i nazivu Hrvatska
ali ona je americka ustanova vjerna svojoi
vladi i America.
Pa ipak danas Sc medju mama nalaze
tako sitni bijedni ljudi, cd kojih je strah
napravio jadne crve, da podgrizaju rastacu
il mizerne osvete i mrznje najvece maj
plemenitije djelo hrvatskog radnika sto je
ikada hrvatski narod stvorio, "a mas velican.
stvenu Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu. Bas o.
vi stvorovi najveca su nesreca neprijatelj
hrvatstva u America uopce. Separatisti
pristase Mussolina Hitlera medju mama
svi owl tuku praznu slamu prema Jugo-
slaviji, jer stare Sc nevraca, kao sto sc mrt.
vaca ne moze ozivjeti. Najbolje bi bilo da
umru jer i'm lijeka nema.
Stojmo cvrsto ma nasem nacelu: "Svi "a
Jednoga, Jedan "a Sve!"
zivila Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica. zivi
10 memo zajednicarsko bratstvo u duhu anne
rickog Fraternalzma bratske ljubavi pre-
ma svakom pojedincu svakom narodu!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
AmerikaniZam - Fraternalizam

PENNSYLVANIA Fraternal Congress odr-
! zan je duhu svoje lozinke "American-
ism Fraternalism". Vodje Kongresa, po-
sebice glavni govornici majstorski su oslika-
Ii znacaj Fraternalizma rodoljublje Ameri-
kanizma. Americki Fraternalizam promice
naucava pravo nepatvoreno rodolJublJe
prema America u duhu Amerikanizma, anne
ricke demokracije i njenog nacina zivota.
Usuprot ultra nacionalizma (stoposto Ame-
rikanaca).
Kod poiedinaca Amerikanaca - sta
roga kova, kao doseljenika njihovih po-
tomaka - rodoljublje ljubav prema Ame-
rici ispovjedanju promicanju pravog ro-
doljublja, sto zaista j jest iskreno rodoljub-
lie promjenilo Sc u puku formalnost. covjek
Sc prikazuje "pravim" Amerikancem usti-
ma, ne "srcem" i osjecajem. Ustima hvall
i die Ameriku, srcem je niece zlorab-
liuie. Preduvjet "a iskrenu lojalnost domo-
vini nien drustveni uredjaj proizlazi il u
nutrasnjosti samog covjeka. IL njegove du-
Sc srca a ne IL ustiju.
Iskreni rodoljub zalaze sc svakom po-
gledu "a svoju domovinu, radi "a nju o.
kviru nienih zakona demokratskih usta-
nova. U koliko smo mogli opaziti bas ovih
"stopostotni rodoljubi izigravaju zakone,
sluze sc ma sve nacine kako bi ma nepra-
vedan nacin dosli do bogatstva ma stetu dr.
lave, ovamo sc busaju pred svijetom u
prsa sa svojom lojalnosti tako pretjerano
da sluze ne demokraciji, nego fasizmu ma
stetu bas americke demokracije slobode.
Takovih, nazalost "velikih" Amerikanaca
imade i medju mama, koji istupaju svoJoJ
golotinji tako napadno da in sc moze pre-
poznati ma milju daleko da nisu nego -
fakeri.
Hrvatska Bratska zajednica kao prava
Fraternalna ustanova, pokazala je svoju o.
danost prema America i u ratu i miru o
cemu imade neprimjerni rekord svoje lju-
bavi S pram nase move domovine. Fraternal
fakeri ju klevecu optuzuju, da time sakriju
svoiu neiskrenost patvorenu lojalnost.
U stvarnosti ma danasnjem svijetu ca
rule licomjernost, osobito a k on Drugog
Svjetskog Rata. u razgovoru najboljim
prijateljem, ne znas da Ii on misli kako 60
vori Nikad ljudi nisu bill tako sitni bijed-
nj kao nuklearno doba. Strah je cd ljudi
napravio jadne crve. Roosevelt je svijetu
obecao slobodu cd straha, moze biti da sc
stalno grobu okrece, jer kod ljudi caruJe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
GodisSnja sjednica

CADA mjeseca decembra ogromna vecina
- nasih odsjeka odrzaje svoje godisnje
sjednice. Vazne su owe sjednice, vrlo vazne,
kojima bi trebali prisustvovati svi clanovi
koji mogu to dobroj wolff, kao prava
braca, da nitko neizaziva trzavice, zbrku i
negodovanje.
Ma svojoj godisnjoj sjednici uz rjesava-
ME glavnih stvari, odsjecni odbor podnasa
svoj izvjestaj radu napredku svoga od-
sjeka. Ma osnovi izvjestaja stvaraju Sc pla-
novi "a bolji uspjeh u buducnosti korist
clanstva, odsjeka Zajednice.
Ma godisnjoj sjednici, ma osnovi rada
i doprinosa pojedinaca odbora, canstvo O.
cjenjuje rad odaje svoje priznanje zasluz-
MIN clanovima.
Godisnja sjednica sluzi kao konvencija
odsjeka. Ma istoj sc bira nova uprava i
stvara program rada "a narednu godnu, a
sto je cd vaznosti "a odsjek njegov ma
predak korist svakog pojedinog tlana.
U tom radu raspravama treba da sto
veci broj clanstva ucestvuje, jer wise ljudi
wise znade. Treba da su clanovi odusevljeni
"a uspjehe svoga odsjeka da svi, kao bra
ca, nastoje da i'm odsjek cvate napreduje.
zadnjih godina odsjecne sjednice pa 60
disnja sjednica, kako Sc nazalost opaza, nj
su posjecivane kao ranijih godina. Start cla-
novi obnemogose mnogi mas "a uvjek o.
stavise, mladji clanovi neuzimlju ozbiljno
vaznost sjednice, trebali bi. Ma NINA ko-
nacno Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica estate.
I start mladi trebaju nastojati, da Sc
mladje clanstvo odusevljava "a sjednice "a
Zajednicu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
Poor SWIM UPRAVITELJIMA GNIJEzDA

Dajemo do znanja svima ko priredjujete bozcne "a
bave christmas Partes anove pomladka "a madame
da ogromna vecina cn da cemo mat divno
djene knzice naepsih bozicnh pjesama to engleskom
i hrvatskom jeziku.
Dostavak knjizica je obecan pod konac novembra
meseca pax odmah ave koliko istih treba Kad
stignu mi cemo ispun vasu narudzbu Knjzice &c bit
darak djec povr onog sto gnjezdo namjera
darovati
Svako, tko zeli zahtjev moze dobti knjzicu
- dar!
ako opskrbii dostatnom kolcinom molimo
da vasu trazbnu ogranicite procjenu prsusva j.
naravski koji mogu citat
-.. Michael Grasha, Upravitelj
Odjeljenja Pomadka H. B. z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
JAvNA zAHYAlA

Sestra Mary Spudich, u
praviteljica Croatian Centra
u Pittsburghu, nenadano je
tesko obolila, jos sc nije pot
punoma oporavila, primila je
nebrojene karte dobrih zelja,
da sc cim prize oporavi. Moi
je nemoguce da Sc svima lie
no zahvali to cini ovim pu-
tenn:
Dragi m o il prijatelji: Ia
vrijeme moga bolovanja, pri-
mila sam veliki broj karti
s dobrim zeljama "a moi o.
poravak, cd m ole rodbine,
prijatelja i znanaca. Svima
sam yam cd srca zahvalna ma
dobrim zeljama, jer ste mi IL
me ne samo olaksali moju Dol,
nego me okurazili i moralno
pomogli, da Sc lijepo poste-
peno oporavljam.
JOS jednom zahvaljivam Sc
svima ma lijepom sjecanju i
dobrim zeljama, zeleci yam
najbolju srecu i zdravlje. Svi
vi ostajete u mojem sjecanju
i lijepoj uspomeni mojem
dragon suprugu Nikoli! -
Mary Spudich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
NE MORA CITATI

Neki castohlepni autor "a
Sac u knjizaru pa vidi svoju
knjigu. Zapita knjizara kako
mu Sc svidja. Knjizar odgo-
vori da ju nije citao.
- sto? - upita autor -
Ear prodajete knjige koje nj
ste citali?
- Da, jer apotekar preko
puta ne proba sve medicine
koje prodaje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27

zivotna osjeguracija djece
u nasem Pomladku, jest jed
ma najjeftinija osjegura c / j a
sto u svijetu postoji, ma Term
to Age 1918 certificate, jer
kad Sc odbiju otpisani raspo-
rezi, isplata kredita drugo,
"a dijete Sc plaza osjegura-
CHA oko 3 centa mjese6no, a
dObiva Sc u sluca ju smrti do
5000. !
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27

neke privatne osobe, mi bi
placali tri, cetiri puta vecu
stanarinu nego sto je placa-
mo sada fondu osmrtnine.
Navest Gu samo jedan pri-
mjer, kako sc stanarina ra-
cuna u srcu grada, u moder-
nijim zgradama. Ia j d n u
kvadratnu nogu, racuna Sc Sc
mjesecno a kod nekih zgrada
i wise. Tako naprimjer jedan
poslovni covjek sa kojim sam
razgovarao, ina tri sobe ko-
je zauzimaju LOO kvadrat-
nih nogu a u novcu to iznasa
godisnje $4,000. Mama je po-
trebno priblizno 10000 kvad-
ratnih nogu a po toj cijeni
mi bi placali $780, 100000 60
disnje stanarine. To je do
voljno jasno svakome da sc
mi necemo seliti iii graditi u
red u srcu grada. Odbor ina
namjeru podignuti novu zgra-
du negdje ma kraju grada i
sve prizemno, maine ma jed
nom podu. Prostor bi imao
zauzeti, kao sto sam prize re-
kao, nekih 10000 kvadratnih
nogu. Uzmimo da bi mi pla-
cali stanarinu ne po $500 po
kvadratnoj nogi, vec samo je-
dan dollar, to znaci da bi pla-
cali $4,000 godisnje stana-
rine. Dozvolin1o da sc potrosi
$500, 100000 "a recenu zgra-
du a predvidja Sc da cemo
polovicu cd owe svote dobiti
fza sadanju zgradu i prema
tome nadodali bi tex nekih
$2O0,00O.0O j da sc racuna
$30,00O.00 godisnje "a stana-
rinu, sto je vrlo malo, to INA
ci da bi ulozena svota u no.
WI zgradu nosila &c kamata.
Prema tome tih pola milijuna
dolara nosio bi nam bolji pri-
hod, nego bio kojih pola mi
lijuna dolara ulozeno pa bilo
u koje bondove. Etc, nije to
razbacivanje elanskog novca,
vec je to pametno ulaganje
clanskog novca u sigurni -
real estate - uz vrlo povolj- j.
ne kamate.
Nebih zelio da me sc shvati
da nece biti nikakovih tros-
| kova uopce. Da, troskova &c
biti, seljenje tiskare, ostalog
namjestaja, biti &c potrebno
nabaviti nesta posvema no.
vog namjestaja i to &c biti
placeno IL upravnog fonda,
jer namjestaj nepripada zgra-
di. r..
Jos samo ovo, pax ce biti
dosta. Ako su nasi delegati
1926. godine mogli zakljuciti
da Sc gradi novi ured, lake
je Glavni Odbor 1923. godine
mogao potrositi 100000 u
novu zgradu kada je nasa
cjelokupna imovina iznasala
$500, 10000, onda mogu sa-
danji delegati odluciti j dat
pravo sadanjem odboru da
cd S2S, 100000 potrosi po-
la milijuna, nesta mamie i'll
wise ma tako potreban now
glavni ured.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-11-27
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