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Downey, Click
Playing Today in
Southern Event

DALLAS, May i5 R.-clif-
ford Ann Greed Of opelousas,
La, the solfins gal from Lamar
Tech. set out today in search
Of her second straight women's
Southern championship. She
demonstrated yesterday In win
ming the qualifying medal with
q l-over-par rs. that she was on
her game as usual and was the
one 10 beat In the week-long
tournament.
Polly Riley Of Fort Worth.
former Curtis Cupper and five
times champion Of this tourna-
ment. was second In qualifying
with a rs.
A couple OF other former
champions were In the field.
Mary Ann Downey Of Balti-
more, who was champion IN
1866, qualified with an 81. and
Mrs. Mark McGairy of st. Pc
tersburg. Fla. who won the title
In 1896. posted an 80.
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Pari|Ii Signs
With Packers

GREEN BAY. Wis. May /;
R.-Babe Parilli. the erratiC
quarterback whose passes
helped beat the Chicago Bears
and Baltimore Colts last sea-
son. has signed his 1858 con-
tract with the Green Bay
Packers, II was announced
today.
Parilli. who came back 10 the
Packers In a deal with Cieve-
land last year, shared the
ouarterbacking duties with
Bart Starr. He completed 90
passes In l02 attempts for 66S
yards and four touchdowns.
His most spectacular contri-
button last season was q rs
yard touchdown pass TO End
Bill Howton with 20 seconds
to 60 against the Colts at Bal
timore. It gave the Packers a
24-2i victory.
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Greene's Homer Helps
Wilson Tiefor Lead

Wilson High Schools base
ball team is In a first-place tie
with Western at 7-2 In the
West Division Of the Interhigh
League and DUFF Greene can
take the bows
The 6-foot outfielder slam
med a three-run homer In the
nth inning 70 tie the score,
3-3 against Western yesterday
and the Tigers went on TO a
Az victory a
The winning run came In the
bottom OF the last inning when
Dick Drummond scored on q
wild pitch. Drummond had
walked and advanced 70 third
on Clark Rabon's double.
In other West Division games
Bell l4-5) took a Az victory
over thlrd-place Roosevelt (5-4l
and Cardozo (2-6) won, 1874,
over Dunbar (0-8).
In the East Division Spingarn
(4-5D defeated Phelps. 6-3. and
Armstrong (4-4D won, il-0,
over Eastern (2-p. The divi-
sion leader, Anacostia t8-D
took a non-league game from
DeMatha. To. Second-place
Tech (7-2) and Chamberlain
(0-8 did not play. Phelps
held third place with a 5-4
record.
In the Maryland Bi-County
League Montgomery Blair and
High Point remained tied for
the lead. High Point (6-2) de-
feated Suitland, 6-3, to knock
the Rams out of a share of
Evening star., 1958-05-13
Penn Stute Host
Middies

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa,
May i3 R.-Penn State viii
play host 10 both Army and
Navy during the 1861 football
season. II will mark the first
time both teams will play here
In one year.
Navy viii make It's appear
ance on September % and
Army on october IS. Navy also
viii make a return visit Sep
tember %. 1862.
Penn State ofiicials said the
1861 visit viii be only the third
time IN IS games dating back
10 1894 that Navy will travel
here for a football game. The
other visits were in 1923 and
1855.
Army and Penn State have
met on the gridiron many
times In the past. but the
Cadets first am '-- on
Beaver Field was last year.
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ELLIOTT

Continued From Page All
going to be the worlds best
miller.
Elliott doesn't do his training
on a track. He works out on q
hill-and-dale course of about a
mile and an eighth. 1t is laid
out near the sea. Cerutty starts
out with Elliott, sets the pace
for a while. then cuts to the
right and takes a short cut that
brings him out near the finish.
He arrives there in time to pro-
vide finishing target for Elliott.
Once, when Elliott came
laundering down the stretch
and passed UP his coach near
the finish line, Cerutty was so
tired that he staggered to the
oceans edge and plunged in.
He was quickly swept onto near
by rocks, and but for the tired
but still strong Elliott, probably
would have drowned.
This boy is more like a
younger brother to me than
a pupil" Cerutty says. 1--WE
watched his development. He's
about at his peak. He has yet
to beat Fires Ron Delany, Dan
Waern Of Sweden and Derek
Ibbotson of England, but I
simply have to rate my boy the
best in the world right now"
Ibbotson ran the mile in the
fastest time, 3:57.2.
Among those furnishing FL
lott competition here Friday
will be Lincoln and Hungary's
Laszlo Tabori. The race will
be run on grass.
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Syracuse Mats
Siqn Hall Greer

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. May
l3 R.-Hal Greer, Marshall
College basketball star, has ac-
cepted a $500 contract to play
for Syracuse In the National
Basketball Association next
season.
Greer, who graduates in Au-
gust, was the Nationals No. 2
choice in the recent league
draft.
The versatile 6-foot-3 Negro,
first varsity athlste Of his race
in Marshall history, was among
the Nations top scorers last
season.
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first place and Blair kept pace
with a I0-7 victory over whea-
ton (3-4. Bob York hit q
two-run homer and Barry ooss
added a two-run triple for
Blair.
Bladensburg (4-9 handed
winless oxon Hill lis eighth
loss. 1870. as Kenny Ellis
pitched four-hit ball and struck
out eight. Mickey Urmann
drove In four runs with two
doubles for BladensburR.
Northwestern (3-3 took a AL
victory over Bethesda Chevy
Chase t2-5) In the other league
GENE.
Wakefield (s-D boosted It's
Northern Virginia Group I lead
by defeating 0roveton. 6-l. In
the only other league game,
Fairfax (6-3 belted Ham,
mond. 1873. Secon d-place
Washington-Lee (7-O did not
play. Groveton and Hammond
are tied for sixth place at 3-6.
In the Catholic League. Car
roll t5-3) moved into second
place with a So victory over
Georgetown Prep (3-9. st.
Johns, the leader at 60, was
idle.
George Mason (9-0) kept the
areas longest win streak intact
by downing st. Stephens, GA.
Neal Monette tied the game,
3-3, with a solo homer for
George Mason in the seventh
inning. The victors scored three
runs in the eighth on q single
and three errors
Evening star., 1958-05-13
Father Keffer Heads
Catholic League

The Rev. Thomas Keffer Of
Carroll High School was elected
president Of the Catholic
League for the 1889 season
at a league meeting last night
at st, Anthony High.
] The Rev. Paul Norton Of st.
Anthony was elected vice presi-
dent and treasurer and Joe
Kozik, athletic director at Con-
zaga, was elected secretary.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Yesterday
Anacostia, u De Matha, g.
Armstrong, 11i Eastern, o.
Bell, 4: Roosevelt, 2,
BSIlI: B|i 4. Prep: o; M.ryIanq . IL, EIrO:h. a.
CardoEO, I2; Dunbar, 4.
Carroll, 5; Geergetown Prep, 2.
Episcopal, g; George Washington, 10.
Fairfax. II; Hammond, 3.
.sSE.SuSss'' sifSs:iSs S''fsE' s H:l.6aSGs SS 6S.SGs TO-
George Mason. 8. 81. stephens, 4.
Gwynn Park. g; Surrattsville, I.
IiiGh Point, g; Suitland. 3.
MONTGOMERY Blair, 10; wheaton,
Northwestern, 4; Bethesda Chevy
spTinsSrn. ss 8; Phelps. 3.
Wakefield. g; Groyetcn, 1.
De Matha at 81. Johns, $3.50.
GOnIaEa at Carroll, $3.50.
st. Anthony VS.. Mackin at Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets, NV.
walter Johnson at LandOn, $3.50.
81. Adams at Friends, $3.50.
Woodward Prep at LOngfellOw, 2:30.
Mclean vs.. WashlnSton-Lee at -Four
Mile Run, \.
Alexandria Municipal Stadium. 4.
GrovetOn VS., Annandale at Fairfax, 3.
Wakefield at Mount Vernon, \.
W., G. Taylor at Leesburs DOUGLASS
Herndon at Georse Mason, $3.50.
Garfield at Cedar-Lee, 4:I5.
Poolesyille at Richard Montgomery,
800
Walter Johnson at Landon: 3:aO.
! Armstrong at SpingAIn, $3.50.
Phelps VS.. Chamberlain at Eastern,
$3.50.
Eastern at Tech, $3.50.
Wilson at Cardozo, $50;
! CO0lidge at Western, $3.50.
| Roosevelt AZ Dunbar. $3.50.
Hammond at Sc. stephens, 4.
! Games Tomorrow
Annand'Ie 1t Fairfax, 3.
Bulls Prep at Washtngton-Lee, $3.50.
GOnZaga at Eastern, $3.50.
Episcopal at st. Johns, $3.50.
La Plata at Charlotte Hall, 3.
TRACK
Yesterday
Bulls Prep, 62: GeorgetOwn FrOsh, 65.
Today
Hammond at WashinEtOn-Lee, $3.50.
Annandale at Wakefield, $50.
Montgomery Blair at Fort Hill lnvi-
rational (CUmberland). 2:3O.
TENNIS
TO-DAY
Western VS.. Roosevelt at Pierce Mill,
ST. Adams at friends, $3.50.
St Johns at GEORGETOWN Prep, $40.
George Mason at Washtngt1n-Lee, $3.50.
Wakefield at Landon, $3.50.
Tomorrow
wsshinEtcn:ILee at Bethesda-Chevy
MONTGOMERY Blair at waite Johnson
Evening star., 1958-05-13
MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
fsssa on New ST YORK Tori ios
Cleveland; .373; Fox, Chicago, 1868;
RUNS-cerv, Kansas City, 90: Minoso,
Cleveland, l6: Kuenn, Detroit, 15;
Tuttle and Power, Kansas City, IA.
RUNS BATTED IN-cerv, Kansas City.
2s: Skowron, New York, 10; Jensen,
sqs'Sn %suone one Soston snd soins
HITs-RueHn, Detroit IS; Malone
and Runnels' Boston and Fox
snd cn'IsS sfowIon sS aSd Ssry Mcboassid nS New New
poTBLEsoKuenn Detroit, s: NAL
zone Boston. and cerv, Kansas City,
o. Gernert' Boston and Avila. Cleve-
TRIPLES : Avila, Cleveland, Tuttle,
Kansas City Bauer, New York. and
Lemon, Washington q twenty-eight
HOME RUNs-cerv, kansas City, 10;
Jensen, Boston, &: Triandos. Balti-
land. Boone; Detroit, and skowron'
STOLEN BHsEs-Piersall. Boston, and
Aparicio, Chicago, 4; Beard, Chicago,
Avila and Minoso Cleveland; and
Bertoia and Wilson, Detroit, 3:
so 1000; Turley, New YORK, 40
1000: shantz New York, and Hyde.
washington so, 1.000; Larsen
New York. and Byerly and CleVenger'
sTRiKEoGTs-score, Cleveland. 80;
EsS EeS'uSs York, "aSa.natS9it s5 HOsit. Detroit
Terry, Kansas City. Ford, New York,
and Ramos, WASHINGTON. 2l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 80 or more at
San Francisco. 39S: Hoax, Cincin-
natl, .35S; Hammer, Philadelphia,
az; clemente,. Pittsburgh, .344
Francseo FnS chsasO Th0mas sna TfHs PttsbuFsh an
81 Walls and Moryn, Chicago, 20.
RUNS BATTED IN-Thomas. Pitts
s1.Sh :S 1a Banks Banks, chicaEo snd
Il: Mays, San Francisco, 20
HITS-Musial, St. Louis, AZ; Mays. San
Francisco. 80; Walls, Chicago. "a;
Pambsr Pittsbsrsh raledfPes ana SPENCER san Fran
DoUBLEs = Hoax, Cincinnati. II;
Musial. St. Louis, IL Moryn,, Chi
ssG fons S cGcsso sRnni1 %sroP P''i@SHTsh @Tssuses
Groat, Pittsburgh, and Ennis. st
TRiPLEsIooryl; Chicago, Ray. Lss
aRStles taSt Dasefs seH Hay ssd wh sfh 81
HOME RUNs-Walls, Chicago. and
Thomas, Pittsburgh, Q; cepeda and
Sauer San Francisco, s; Banks, Chi
cago. and Mathews. Milwaukee, z.
STOLEN .BASES-T.. Taylor, Chicago,
s; Ashburn. Philadelphia. q; Robin
son, Cincinnati, Gillian and Zim-
mer. Los Angeles and Skinner, Pitts
bureh 1.
PITCHiNG-spahn. Milwaukee. so.
900; Elston, Chicago. 40. 1000:
Paine, st. Louis, 30, 1000; nine
HIS E1th o san oo9 Francisco
80; Podres, Los Angeles 20: Mon
cant, san Francisco. n Friend.
siseoi eiit,Soq and Antoine San Fran
Evening star., 1958-05-13
BY MERRELL wHITTLEsEY
star stan Writer

9tAN gNaA WAtNNt
Court House Country Club
golf course In Fairfax Is one OF
the favorite layouts OF Clarence
Doser and Jimmy Bellizzi. Doser
because he Is master OF the
course. and Bellizzi because he
knows how 10 pick partners In
the pro-amateurs there.
Doser, the Woodmont pro.
was the only par breaker Of so
pros in the Middle Atlantic
PGA Pro-Amateurs at Court
House yesterday with his 35-
$50. two under par. In 1864
Doser and Ward Burgess tied In
the pro sweeps with 70s. the
only other time 70 has been
equaled In pro competition on
that course.
Bellizzi's record at Court
House is more remarkable, al
though not Of his own doing.
Jimmy, the assistant pro at
Washington Golf and Country
Club. shared in the Pro-Ama-
teur yesterday with a best ball
Of Sc, although Jimmy shot 80.
Bellizzi and Bob johnson Of
Washington shot Sc. as the
latter, a o. handicap player.
made good on six handicap
strokes. Bellizzi didn't play as
bad as his so sounds. as he
had two skies and a seven on
the back nine. When he was
out, johnson was in.
No Card In 1854
In 1854 Bellizzi and John
Lynch Of White Flint won the
Pro-Am best-ball competition
at Court House, although
Jimmy had no card. They
teamed for a 64. But that's
what maintains interest in the
Monday pro amateur tourna-
ments.
Doser fretted considerably
yesterday despite his 10. He was
first of the tee and played the
back nine first, On the 18th
hole the greenskeeper hadn't
fixed the tee markers and
Clarence and his partners
played of a back tee that
wasn't supposed to be in use.
1t was changed to a middle tee
before the second group played
the hole.
DoSer wanted permission to
re-play the hole as he had
bogied it, but the committee
ruled it was a rub Of the green.
So Clarence left for the
Greenbrier Festival at White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, in a
far less happy mood than If he
had stayed around to learn he
was low pro by two strokes.
Toughest Area Course
Court House remains one of
the toughest area courses to
score on. The second best pro
scores we're par 72s by Charley
Easton of Congressional, who
had 10 pars, four brides and
four bogeys, and John O'Don-
nell of Mount Pleasant. O'Don-
nell was low with rs last year
on a cold, windy day in early
season.
Several amateurs appeared to
be en- route to par or better
rounds after nine holes, but
they all slipped on the second
nine. John Eisinger's rs stood
up for low ovei the 76S of Jay
Randolph, the District Amateur
champion. Sergt. Dick Lehms
of Fort Meade and Frank Mi
chael of All View.
Whitley Ziegler of Rolling
Road won low net with 81-11-
10 over Haynes Osborne Of the
host club, 77-6-71; johnson.
80-9-7l and Wilson Pugh Of
Winchester, 78-7-7l.
Best ball 67s were posted by
Harry Griesmer of Bethesda
and Randolph, Andy Gibson
and Tony Wilson of Country
Club of Maryland. O'Donnell
and Charles Taylor of the host
club, and John Jendresak and
George Proakis Of Sparrows
Point
Walter Romans, like Doser
and Charley Bassler will play
at White Sulphur Springs.
made the money for the fourth
straight week with a IA,
although he had troubles.
Romans left his home in
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BOYS BASEBALL

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
A League
Athletics, Is; Senators, 8.
YANKEES, q; Orioles, 5.
b League
Reds. 6; Hurons,. 6 (tiel.
NavahOes, 23; Sioux, 5.
Blackhawks, 9: Blackfeet, Is.
Evening star., 1958-05-13
Doser Remoins Master
OfCourt House Course

such a hurry he forgot his suit
case and his wife had 10 bring
II from Baltimore. En- route
10 Court House, Romans had
a fiat tire. A "a under those
circumstances was good.
Bassler. the Mid-Atlantic's
top pro Of 1857. remained a
mystery. He had 78 10 finish
out OF the money for the fourth
straight week, a record In re-
verse for Charley.
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McKechnie, Jr., Quits

CINCINNATI, May u W.
Bill McKechnie. IT,, director Of
the Redlegs' farm system for
the past six years. resigned
yesterday because Of m health.
General Manager Gabe Paul
named Phil seghi 70 succeed
McKechnie.
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Zapisnik

7AP1SN1K polugodisnje sjednice Glavnog
L Odbora izlazi cjelosti ovom broju
Tako mi stalno radimo, da jednom broju
stampamo potpunoma cijeli zapisnk. Tako
da nasi clanovi mogu imati jednom broju
uvid u Gitav zapisnik, da ga citaju prouca-
vaju, jer po zapisniku sc moze najlakse %
cijeniti rad uprave. Pc tome sc moze ocje-
niti napredak organzacije.
Najvaznija odluka Glavnog Odbora ma o.
vom zasjedanju je bila usvojenje fondacije
Croatian Fraternal Union Scholarship Foun-
dation Inc, maine, Fondacija Hrv Bratske
Zajednice "a fond skolarine. Ovo je poseb-
ma ustanova, koja ce djelovati pod posebnim
rukovodstvom odredjeno tn svrhu ali pod
okriljem nadzorom Zajednice. Oval pod
hvat made veliko znacenje da sc izgradi ja-
XII stalan fond "a skolovanje nasih talen-
tiranih siromasnih studenata. Fondacija &c
djelovati ma dobrovoljnim clanovma do
prinosima, pod, dakle, posebnom upravom,
koja &c Sc uprava briniti da namakne po-
trebita financijska sredstva "a Skolarinu.
Plan sastav owe move naSe ustanove mo-
ze imati dobar uspjeh poluciti velike uspje-
he vrsenju svoje zadace koju je svrhu
ustanova organizirana. I mi vjerujemo, da
bismo sa fondacijom skolarine, zaista, mogli
postici "a cine Sc tezilo vec godine. To je,
dakle, tako mi mislimo, jedna najbolja od-
luka naseg Glavnog Odbora ucinjena ma O.
vom zasjedanju.
Mnogo Sc izgubilo vremena ma mamie vaz-
MIN, da ne recemo sitnim stvarima Wise sc
posvecivalo paznje lcnim odnosima pri-
stranosti pojedinaca, eesa ipak nebi smjelo,
barem u tolikoj mjeri biti upravi Zajed-
nice. Licne stvari osjecaje glavni odbor-
nici bi trebali ostaviti kod kuce veeu paz-
nju bi trebali posvetiti interesu napredku
Zajednice. Treba posvetiti paznju clanstvu,
kako clanstvo ma stvari gleda kako osjeca,
da Sc ne stvara negodovanje kod clanstva
da Sc ne stvaraju problemi gdje in nema.
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Liudi Sc diiele

| JUDI Sc DIJELE po rasi, narodnosti bo-
= j koze, religiji i sumisl jenosti. To nije
sve, opet sc dele prema siromastvu, sred-
Moi klasi bogatstvu tako po neznanju
znanju mudrosti. Uzmimo ljudsku diobu
prema stanovanju: pravim kucama sta
nuje ,3OO,OOO 900, III potleusicama cd bla-
ia CLINE 80O,OOO0OO; - prema odjevanju:
310,OO000O idu goli, - 7O0,0O0,OOO zakla-
njaju sc krpom oko bedara, - 1, 400, ,0OO, 900
odjevaju Sc po cijelom tijelu. Prema nacinu
kako jedu $50 mlijuna ljudi jedu ma XII
neski nacin, stapicem Kinezi. 320 mill
juna jedu kasikom viljuskom nozem - Ev-
ropejci Amerikanci 100 milijuna jedu sa-
mo nozem neki djelovi Evrope Amerike.
740 milijuna dakle najveca skupina -
jedu samo prstima.
Doduse ova je statistika cd pred deset
godina, ali u postotku nerna razlike. Dakle,
tako sc ljudi dijele. Uocivsi tn diobu vidi sc
velika razlika il tesa sc moze povuci dobre
zakljucke ljudskom zivotu nacinu zvlje-
MIA To sc moze razumiti, ali postoJ jedna
dioba sto je neshvatljivo!
Uprava Zajednice Sc sastoji cd 5 izvrs-
nih odbornika, 8 podpredsjednika mad
zornih odbornika, koji sacinjavaju Is glav-
nih odbornika. Tu postoje i pet casnika, ali
koj nemaju pravo glasa pa in glavni ne L.
zimlju obzir. Mas Izvrsni Odbor Sc dijeli
tri prema diva. Glavni Odbor je podijeljen
osam prema sedan. Prema tome postoji u
Izvrsnom Odboru jedan glas vecina i tako u
Glavnom Odboru. Ia je podjela cvrsta stro-
ga. Manjina ne popusta.
Zanimljivo je pax ovo: MAMMA vlada
protiv vecine. Vecina je uvijek ma strani gdje
dobiva kraci kraj. Nemojte se smijati, ali
je tako Vecina je uvijek spremna ma kom-
promis popustanje. 1stina jedan glas We
cine je slaba vecina- Ali je ipak zanimljivo
da MAMMA dobiva, vecina gubi
Dakle, postoji razcijep. Pitamo Sc ma &C.
mu Sc dijele. Obje grupe busaju Sc prsa
kao veliki zajednicari, fraternalisti velike
vodje Zajednice Pa cemu se dijele?! Radi
zajednicarstva? Nema smisla kad 81 sH We
liki zajednicari. Netko &c reti radi ideolo-
gije principa. Ne! Nema tn nikakovih prin-
cijepalnih pitanja, pax Sc ma NINA nemogl
dijeliti. Podjela je icne naravi.
Ma minuloj sjednici potroSilo se diva da-
ma debati tko &c odrzavati predavanje u
Kaliforniji. Diva puma dana i na Maju se
zakljucuje, da ide amjesto dvojiee samo je-
dan. Koliko je utroSeno vresnena troskova
u debati moglo bi Sc platit put drugom
predava3A #:
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SRETAk II PUT
BRATE VRDOUAk

Kao i mnoga nasa braca i
sestre tako mas dobar i vrije-
dan clan odsjeka &c Gorge
Washington" 519 H.B.Z. od-
lucio je, da ide u domovinu
ma dulje vrijeme boravka ta-
mo. Brat Bosko Vrdoljak je
dulje vremena obnasao tai
niclSu cast u odsjeku br. 100
prize ujedinjenja, a jos prize
toga u negdasnjem odsjeku
broj 81 HBZ. U redovima ma
Sc H. B. Zajednice bio je u
wick aktivan, no ia njegova
aktivnost nije bila ogranicena
samo ma nasem zajednickom
polju rada; on je bio aktivan
i,u drugim hrvatskim organi-
zacijama, u Detroitu.
Unazad mnogo godina or
ganizirao je Jugoslav Victory
Club, u kojem je stekao mno-
go prijatelja j u kojem je on
kroz cijelo vrijeme igrao mai
glavniju ulogu. Kroz tai klub
je pravio i zivlienje. Pa kako
on odlazi ma Is. oval mjesec
i nemoguce mu je doci u do
dir sa clanstvom koliko u ma
Sem odsjeku, toliko u klubu,
zamolio me je da ovim putem
u njegovo ime izrazim njegov
privremeni IS Bogom!".
Da .je nase clanstvo bilo "a
dovoljno sa njegovim marlji-
vim radon unazad nekoliko
godina INA sc i po tome, sto
je on bio izabran "a delegate
konvencije H. B. Zajednice
godine 1889, koja je odrkana
u Pittsburghu.
U ime nasega clanstva ko-
like u odsjeku, toliko j u klu-
bu, mi ii brate BoSko 3elimo
sretan put i boravak u otae-
bini, 4 kada dodje vrijeme "a
to, sretan povratak U naSu
sredinu.
Adam Sudetit, predsj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
Pred izbOre

DOTREBNO je da uvaAmo dok je vrijeme
Ma 4. noveznbra vrse e Pennsylvania
vaaM izbori, na kojim izborima &c biti birani
poglavice ove drzave / predstavnici naroda
Governor Pennsylvania i Senator, predstav-
mix Pennsylvania U. s. Kongresu. Istina
owe izbore vode obadvije jake stranke Demo-
kratska Republikanska. Gradjani hrvat-
skog porijekla treba da re u vrijeme spreme
"a owe izbore, bez obzira koI kojoj stranci
pripadaju. Kako svi znaci pokazuju Demo-
kraft &c povuci veci kraj ma narednim IL
borima. To treba znati uvaziti.
- Mas zanima jedno, da budu birani mai
bolJ kandidati koje "a izbor imamo da sc
mas svijet pokaze svijestan svoje gradjanske
duznosti. Ovdje uzvamo slobodu, da svojim
glasom odlueujemo, pa zato treba da svi Ii
stom glasujemo Nijedan mas glas ne bi smio
po6 izgubljen
= u suglasju toga vrseci svoju gradjansku
duznost svoje pravo, time pokazujemo da
sn1o svijesm ne samo gradjanske duznosti,
nego da suno svijesni svoga prava slobode
koju uzivamo. Bas mi gradjani roda hrvat-
skoga Y ovim isborima trebamo moramo
da istupimo Y svoj svojoj snaM Danas su
dragaeija, "a mas, vremena nego sto su prize
bila. Mi imano svojih skolovanih spremnih
ljudi, kop dolase Z gradske drzavne u
prave, treba da in dolazi jos wise Sve
to stoji ma mama samima j to svai treba da
dobro pronaisli upamt, da svoje trebamo
pomagati.
Da dodjemo do prinanj, koje mas po
pravs pripada, treba da slo1no spremno u
cestvajeno hborima prema naSoj snaM
dobiti cemo, kao Aaeionalna skupina, pri-
1nanje potto~aniA