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covered: late auto required.
II you meet these quali1lca-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11

pozicije u kojima sc zrcali'
mas narodni glazbeni jerk;
DR.. Vinko zganec e c, poznati
muzikolog i obradjivac narod-
nih popjevaka, cije su "Pje-
SINE IL Medjumurja" u inter-
pretaciji "Preradovica" zapa-
zene ma Festivalu u Chicago;
prof. Krsto Odak, autor broj-
nih djela medju kojima "a
uzima posebno mjesto opera
''Dorica plese" (koja je CHE
la gradjena ma prastarim O.
riginalnim motivima narodne
popjevk e IL Medjumurja)
kompoiztor himne "Jadrana"
IL Aliquippe; Stjepan Ste
panov, suradnik Institute "a
n ar o d n u umjetnost u Za-
grebu, cije popularne skladbe
cesto izvode nasi americki
zborovi, kao sto su "Cvijece
mi polje pokrilo", "Slavonsko
kolo";; prof. Slavko Jankovic,
kompozitor "Starovirskih pi-
sica" j "sokackog cviea", ko-
j zborovi zauzimaju poseb-
no mjesto u nasoj vocalnoj
literaturi bas zato, jer su ta-
ko blizu svakom narodnom
covjeku.
Prof. Matz izlozio je kom-
poiztorima svoje doimove i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11

"a clansku kampanju, jer su
raspravljana pitanja kako
prikupljati move clanove i
prodavati unosnu zivotnu O.
siguraciju promicati frater-
nalizam medju nasim svije-
tom. Fraternalizam sluzi "a
promicanje dobre wolfe i CO.
vjecnosti medju nasim svije-
tom u duhu bratske ljubavi,
da Sc stvori osjecaj bratstva
u nasim redovima, a uz to je
ipak glavna svrha zivotna o.
siguracija, protekcija svakog
clana i dobar ulozak (invest-
ment) kod nase Zajednice.
1.-Two dobro je prikazan mas
Pomladak, kao 1.-Two vrelo Ia
jednice vaznost unosne Ii
votne osiguracije "a djecu.
steta da nije bio prisutan mas
Upravitelj Pomladka, brat
Grasha, kad Sc radio o tako
vaznom pitanju nase organi-
zacije. Trebao je biti prisutan
i glavni predsjednik. Valida il
! svojih razloga nisu rogli do
! ci.
Isti dan u Centru smo imali
jednu grupu graditelja Cen
ira, a naSe vriiedne sestre su
kuhale priredile dobar objed,
koji je serviran pod vedrim
nebom ma suncu svjezem
zraku u okolici sumo.
Tako je Croatian Center
toga dana bio vrlo xiv i akti-
van. Milina je bila gledati Sc
sire i bracu zajednicare, di-
van svijet, ozbiljan i dobro
raspolozen. To je cvijet Hr-
vatske B r a t S k e Zajednice,
vodstvo nasih odsjeka i gni-
jezda u sredistu Zajednice.
Ova skola je priredjena, re-
kosmo, po odboru Ujedinjenih
Odsjeka cato pojedinci, lie
no ne izlaze kao priredjivaci,
nego citav Odbor i Odbor Sc
svima ucesnicima instrukto-
rima zahvaljuje ma odzivu i
doprinosima "a dobar uspjeh
owe skole.
Philip Vukelich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11

iskustva sto iii je stekao u
radu s pjevackim zborovima
prigodom svog dvogodisnjeg
boravka u U.S.A. s osobitim
obzirom ma napore u vezi or
ganizacijom Festivala, odrza-
nog godine 1856 u Chicagu.
Nakon podulje diskucije i
p ri j a teljskih razgovora "a
kljucili su svi istaknuti nasi
kompozitori, da &c saradjiva-
ii 8 AHPS-om u pripremama
"a II. Festival, koji &c Sc o.
drzati 1859 u Detroitu prema
tehnickim uputama j smjer-
nicama, koje &c i'm dati pro-
fesor Matz.
Sa svog sastanka poslali su
kompozitori pozd r av pred
sjedniku AHS-a i istaknutom
kulturnom radniku u redovi-
ma nasih iseljenika, Mr.. Zlat-
ku I. Kerhinu: "Saljemo ST.
dacne pozdrave predsjedniku
i svima clanovima Americko-
hrvatskog pjevackog saveza.
Rado cemo s nase strane po-
magati vase napore oko ME-
govanja i unapredjivanja ma
sih kulturnih vrijednota u
Novom svijetu'.
Izvjestitelj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11
|NASE VRIJEDNE CLANICE KUhARICE
P0MAzU SV0J CR0ATIAN Center

Croatian Center Pittsburgh. clanice organizacije
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Croatian Center orede ednu
grupu svoh canica da prrede diner posenike Training
skoe koja odrzala Croatan Centu subotu ctav dan
a. One svoj zadatak dobro izvele obed servirae
vani ko posao naporan trebale 1.-Two radi
IT, Jelo posuga je bio dobro.
Brat Joseph Girdich predsjednk odsjeka 615 Uni
versa Pa, odmah pose obeda posao je medju gose da
sakupi nesto nase vredne kuharice koje do
pale radi zvog posa priredb servranju dnera On je
njh sakupio dobrovoln dar cd $1785 Kuharce tai
dar radosno prmie ovme zahvauju svma, koji da
roval posebno brau Gricu One tai darovale
Cr0atan Centru.
Diner priredie sestre Mrs. Katherine Pastorko-
vch Jennie Krasich; Mary Ahel Helen BrOnch Mary Spu
dich Mary Abranovich.
sestrama ime odbora Ujedinjenh Odsjeka srdaena
hvala radu ljepom daru Philip Vukelich tanik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11

U ovoj znacajnoj proslavif
bratstva i covjecnosti Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica je u
prvim redovima. Mi smo Odli-
emo manifestirali zajednicar-
sko bratstvo subotu I. juna u
Croatian Centru sa nasom i
Training Skolom.
SKOLU JE SAZVAO ODBOR
UJEDINJENH ODSJEKA
Instruktori su bill brat
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik j
brat Martin Krasich, glavni
blagajnik, koji su posao do
bro izveli. Uz njih su tuna
Gill pojedina vazna pitanja
Zajednice vrhovni mas lijecnik
DR.. F. j. Arch, tajnik bolne
potpore osteta brat John
Ovcarich i knjigovodja brat
Anton Gregurich. skolu je O.
tvorio i goste pozdravio u ime
Ujedinjenih Odsjeka mas pred
sjednik brat Joseph Rukavi
ma. - Skola je odrzana u en-
gleskom jeziku.
i Prisutno je bio registrira
nih slusaoca preko so ses1
odbornika casnika IL glav-
nog ureda. Svih skupa je bio
upravo - jedna stotina ma
broju. Zastupana su 81 od-
sjeka, - takodjer / odsjecna
gnijezda.
Medju slusaocima bio je IL
jepi broj zena, pa mladjeg i
starijeg svijeta. Zaista jedna
odlicna skupina ozbiljnih "a
jednicara, predstavnika nasih
odsjeka gnijezda u Zapadnoj
Pennsylvania. Predavanja su
bila dobro uredjena instruk-
tori su pojedine predmete o
poslovanju i znacaju Zajed-
nice dobro priredili prikaza-
Ii. Slusaoce je zanimalo njiho-
vo predavanje te su postav-
ljali rama zanimljiva i vazna
pitanja po kojima sc vodila
rasprava.
Sa ovom skolom sc mnogo
polucilo "a upoznavanje Za-
jednice sticanjem znanja o
njenom golemom poslovanju.
skola je posebno vrijedna i
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11
zABAVA | SkUPSTINA U PORT
ARTHUR, KANADA


GLAVNI GOVORNIK GLAVNI PREDSJEDNIK HB.Z
". MANDIC
Port Arthur, Ont, Can. Bratski odsjeci broj 679
873 priredjuju skupnu zabavu pesom 21 juna
Ger Hrvatskom Domu 227 Pearl Street. Port Arthur,
Ontario, Canada.
Banket pocima $50 vecer poslije banketa bit
&c PIES ati cemo raznovrsnog ela plea okrepu mia
djih starJh. Proveselt cemo do mile wolfe ugodnom
razgovoru, upoznati nasim glavnm predsednikom
Hrv. Bratske Zajednce Stoga pozvamo sveukupno Clan
stvo nash obadvau odseka savkolM hrvatsk narod il
Port Arthura, Fort Wilama okoce, da sto vecem
broju posjee prvoj ovogodsnoj zabav Ia dobar do
eek podvorbu brine odbor obiju odsjeka.
SKUPSTINA
Drug dan nedjelju o. juna, 200 sata poslije po
dne otvote svo radio Radio Stanicu CFPA da cuete
pozdravni govor gavnog predsednika Hv Braske Zaed
nice, brata Vjekosava Mandca.
vecer, pak 7:3O sat, odrzati &c skupstina pre-
davanje znacau clanovanja Hrvatskoj Bratskoj Zaed
nici Glavnm govornkom bti &c glavn predsednik "a
jednice, brat v. l. Mandic.
Dakle dodjte svi banket skupstinu 81. o.
juna.
1zvjesttelj odsjeke broj 679 873
M. Uakovc tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11
PISM0 L STAR0GA KRAJA
ISTAKNUTI KOMPOZITORI zELE PODUPIRA1

ISTAKNUH KOMPOZITORI zELE PODUPIRAT1
MAS PROSVJETNI RAD U SUED. DRzAVAMA
Ma domjenku ve o'clock tea) sto je priredio prof
Rudolf Maz Klubu nastavnika sveucisa Zagrebu,
stala grupa staknuh kompozitora ce stvar ponave
izvode zborov Americko- -hrvatskog pjevackog
Bill prisutn Jakov Gotovac, autor opere "Ero
noga sveta koja velkm uspehom zvodi po cijelom
svijetu ednako tako poznate njegove zborne kon-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11

WHEREAS The National Fraterna Congress of America
has proclaimed June 8 to IA, 1858, as FRA
TERNAL WEEK. and
WHEREAS The local lodges of the fraternal sys
tenn are devoted to charitable, beneficial patri-
otic and benevolent purposes, organized to
make provision for the Of the sick and
needy and active in civic and community
undertakings for the betterment of the public
health and the welfare of the people; and
WHEREAS The President Executive Committee of the
National Fraternal Congress Of America have
called upon the executives and leaders of
cieties and lodges of the entire fraternal bene
fit system to unite in the annual observance
of FRATERNAL WEEK in order that the peo
pie Of this Commonwealth and other states
may be fully informed of the ideals and OBJ
jectives of said fraternal benefit system; and
WHEREAS fraternal benefit societies will give special
observance to Flag Day, June IA, 1858, with
appropriate exercises since the date of FRA
TERNAL WEEK chosen to include that
day;
NOW, THEREFORE, l. George M. Leader Governor of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do hereby
proclaim June 8 to H. 1858 be FRATER-
NAL WEEK for the Commonwealth, and
invite my fellow citizens to lend their support
by attending fraternal functions open to the
public during this week.
GIVEN under my hand and the
Great Seal Of the State, at
the City Of Harrisburg, this
1.-THE Great Seal of The fifth day of June in the
Commonwealth of PENN year Of Lord thou
(sylvania sand nine hundred and fifty
eight, and of the Common
wealth the hundred and
eighty-second.
GEARGE M. LEADER, (signed)
GEORGE NJ LEADER
GOVERNOR
BY THE GOVERNOR:
c. VIM. TROUT (signed)
Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth
Bratske organzacije diljem Amerke u drugom tjednu
injeseca juna slave FRATERNAL WEEK - Tjedan Brat
stva. Tai tjedan name ukucuje dan H. una ko e dan
ozna1en po Congresu Sedinenh Drzava kao Flag Day. iii
Dan Zastave.
u tom tjednu vodstvo drzavnih Congressa pojedne
drzave nastoji upvsati govenore svoh drzava, ko
obcno izdaju progas drzavane prosavu Fraterna
Week
Governor drzave Pennsylvania, gosp George M Lea
der odazvao e pozvu predsdnka Faterna Congressa
izdao proglas drzavane Pennsylvania koj ovdje do
nosimo
Proglas e potpsan prisustvu predstavnika desetak
bratskh oganizaca koje uclanjene Pennsylvania Fra
ternal Congressu Hrvatska Bratska Zaenca bla ie
stupana po gavnom predsjedniku v. l. Mandicu braci
Michael Grasha upraviteju Pomlatka, Edward B. Ser
vovu pravnom savjetnku grup fraternalsta bill ta
kor canov glavnog nadzonog obora Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice braca John Verbos Nkola Borc Brat " Man
die je predvodo delegacu predstavnka bratsh organi
zaca kao ovogodsn predsednk Pennsylvania Fraternal
Congressa.
BANkET U P0CAST NASH SP0RTASA
j CR0ATIAk CENTRU SUb0TU q. JUNA|
CROATIAN CENTER Observation-Disclosures Penn
svlvana Uienien Odsiec prired Doxasni Banlxet
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-06-11
7raterna Week june 8l4 Tedan ZaednGarskog Bratstv

IJEDAN LAJEUNIVAnJNVU DnAIJIVA
SLUzbEN0 PR0GLASEN P0 G0VERN0RU
TJEDAN BRATsTvA HRv. BRATsKE zAJEDNICE
ODILCNO POCEO SA TRAINING sKOLOM
Croatian Center Pittsburgh - Governor Hon. George
NJ. Leader suzbeno e proglaso Pennsylvania Frater
nal Week cd do IA una, to jest oval tedan. Brat
ske organizacije kroz tai edan imadu panu da slave
zaednicasko bratsvo Open House, da upravni odbor
eca jedni druge tai nacn manfesraju zaednicki
zaednicarsko bratstvo duhu bratske ubav covecnost
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-13
from wrong,

from wrong.
Recently, the Kremlin has APP
peared to take the initiative in pro-
noting the idea of another sum
NIT meeting" And thus the err
roneous conception, regardless of
the thoroughly sound position of
our Government, is that we are in
decisive and irresolute. To the
contrary, our national policy has
never changed-an honorable and
lasting peace for all mankind, not
another propaganda achievement
for conspiracy which from its
inception has been dedicated to
out destruction.
That an effective Eisenhower
KhrushcheV conference. including
lesser lights in the community of
free nations. could rise from the
quicksand of communist treachery
is difficult, almost impossible to
believe. The give and take" could
be disastrous to our cause. Here
are some of the demands which the
Russians most certainly would
make: 10 recognition of their grip
on Eastern Europe; q withdrawal
of the Seventh Fleet from the
FOrmosa Straits; 80 withdrawal Of
our military missions in Nationalist
China; a. withdrawal of our sup
port of South Korea - dismantl-
ing of u S. and NATO bases in
western Europe and the Middle
East; 90 recognition of Red China
and its admission to the U. N; CD
liquidation of NATO and other al
liances; 49, cessation of all forms
Of information to Soviet areas. and
80 liquidation of the Central In
telligence Agency
Even if agreement were reached
at such parlcy, the illusion would
soon be shattered for the Rus
SLAMS have flagrantly violated
practically every treaty and agree
ment which they have signed in
the past 25 years. This is an undeni-
able fact of history The leopard
has not changed its spots" He is
only more cunning, and we more
gullible In our gullibility, how far
will we go in appeasing the COM
munistS? Are the results of sum-
nit meeting" in the absence of a
Bricker Amendment, to be the law
Of this land without ratification by
the Senate? These questions need
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-13

tirement comes to a man in the
fashion in which it came to Jack
Carter there is something about
it which is both sublime and ma
jestic,
Jack Carriers career is one that
eXcmplifics the virtues of good
man and one that will inspire
others to do justly. AS a young
man he answered his country's
call in time of need and fought
on the battlefields of France in
World War l. Upon his return
from overseas, Jack entered the
University of Maryland, where he
graduated in 1926, and afterwards
came to Garrett county to teach
! agriculture in the Friendsville
school After holding this posi-
ton for three years he joined the
Extension Service.
"As the story goes, when Jack
was interviewed for the County
Agents job DR., T B. Symons,
then dean of the College of Agri-
culture and Director of Extension,
j took him to the empty auditorium
in the agriculture building and
] told him to 90 up on the stage and
] ta1 prhx hn
should get the job. He apparently
/ did so to the satisfaction of DR..
Symons. since he started work
February Is, 1929 and remained on
the job until one week ago today.
During his service as county
agent, he has been connected with
many projects which have con-
tributed greatly to better farm
living in Garrett county. Among
/ them were the Farming for Better
Living program, potato production,
maple syrup production, including
establishing the trademark, Crest
OF the AlleghenleS, two Dairy
Herd Improvement associations,
two Artificial Breeding associa-
tiOns, Garrett Soil Conservation
District, and the Rural Develop
ment program.
MI Carter considers the estab-
lishmcnt of the Western Maryland
All Center, for which he was
primarily responsible, one of his
major achievements For his many
accomplishments as county agent
he received the Distinguished
Service award from the National
County Agents association in 1858.
In these past % years as coun-
ty agent, people have called upon
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-13
Fourth Girls Clubs
Finish Organization

Garrett County Girls clubs have
completed organization for 1858 by
electing officers, sending in men,
bership cards. and planning club
programs for the year.
North Star club, Mrs. Harland
Bowman, leader; and Mrs. Lena
Calls, assistant, will have Sue
Saltzer as president Joyce Ann
Haenftling as vice president; Trudy
Mosser secretary, and Carol Ann
Haentfling as treasurer
Linda Doerr is president of the
North Star Junior club, Susan
Bowman, leader. Ellen Saltzer
holds the office of vice president,
while Mary Ellen Frazcc and Carol
Edwards we're elected secretary
and treasurer respectively.
Judy Bucket is acting leader and
president of the Bittinger girls.
Florence Emory is vice president
and Patsy Bucket is secretary
treasurer
Mrs. Ross Grove and Mrs. Har-
old White are the leaders of the
Monte Vista club. Susie Porter was
elected president; Jane Hanst will
serve as vice president; Margie
Nally as secretary, and Carolyn
Spoerlein as treasurer.
Rayma Jean Weeks heads the
Loeb Lynn girls as president.
Others elected include Norma Lee
Calls, vice president; Joyce Sis
Ter, secretary; Paula Marucci,
treasurer; and Sandra Harvey, re-
porter. Mrs. Lyle Weeks and Miss
Janet Sisler are club leaders.
The Finzel School club elected
Robert Layman president; Nancy
Lee Grove, vice president; and
Dale Wolford, secretary-treasurer
Mrs. Kathleen Layman is leader
William Magruder was elected
president of the ChicaSaw Boys
and Girls club, Mrs. Curtis Devel-
bliss, leader Shirley Grove will
serve as vice president; Patty
DcvclbisS as Secretary-trcasurcr;
and Tom Magrudcr is club re-
porter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-13
John Carter Feted
At Rotary Meeting

A special feature of the Rotary
club meeting at Oakland last Fri
day was the presentation of a
leather suitcase to John Carter,
member, who recently retired as
County Agricultural agent after
serving for tWenty-nine years
Willard L. Hawkins, presented
the gift after appropriate remarks.
Excerpts from his remarks are
given below.
Retirement is a phase of the
life cycle of every man-none of
us can escape it, This thought
alone must give us pause for re-
tiremcnt can be forced upon us
by virtue of circumstances such
as ill health or loss of vigor and
productive ability-but when re-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-13

Mr. Carter to do everything, from
personally removing bats from the
attic, to finding out which neigh
Dor was stealing lumber He has,
on one occasion, been the recipi-
ent of mail addressed only Official
Business, Oakland, Maryland.
And for those of us who have
not yet experienced what it means
to retire from Active service we
might look upon it with a quizzical
eye. But for those like Jack Car
ter who have spent lifetime of
service to his fellow men, retire
ment is the period of rich reward
And for men who have assimilated
the three postulates of work, pride
dimensions in their daily lives and
who have lived by the rules of
Rotary, Service Above Self and
who have applied the four-way
test in their daily relationships
with their fellow men, and who
have grown bigger in stature as
they have helped the youth of
their communities, and who have
possessed some vision which was
translated into action for com
munity bettcrment and welfare, re-
tiremcnt indeed must be for them
period of anticipation, for it is
only then that such men. and Jack
Carter is one of them. can reap
the reward that is rich in the salts
faction of knowing that people are
saying Well done thou good and
faithful servant"
Jack Carter turns over the
reins and rightly so to a younger
man and enters this phase of life
known as retirement, and in so do
ing not only leaves for future
posterity a record of high achieve
ment, accomplished in many ways
under adverse conditions, but he
leaves a legacy for future posterity
even more valuable than that ac-
cruing from his accomplishments,
for he leaves with all who know
him the memory of kindly man,
patient man, an honest man. a
faithful man. a Cody man"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-13
Conference Being Held On
Keep Maryland Beautiful

Over 100 civic leaders and public
officials from most parts of Mary
land are gathering today in Balti-
more for a Keep Maryland Bcauti-
full conference.
Sponsored by the Governors
Committee to Keep Maryland
Beautiful, the all-day confab is
highlighted by a luncheon at which
Governor Theodore r. McKeldin
will proclaim Maryland cleanup
Week May 3 TO TO-
Three panels in the morning and
three in the afternoon will discuss
various topics related to keeping
the state beautiful
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-03-13
Southern Speaks
BY KATHRYN HAUSER
Stars And Stripes Forever

OtdIS ANA OtTIpeS Forever
Tonight at eight o'clock the
Senior Chorus will present Stars
and Stripes Forever" a musical
Comedy, in the gymnasium.
Win Over Clearspring
The Highlanders travelled to Fort
Hill High School last Friday eve
ming to play Clearspring for the
first game in the tournament. The
Red and White team won with a
score of 65-55 and went on to the
second game which was with Valley.
By losing this game, Southern was
disqualified from the tournament
Vo-Ag, Boys Travel to keYser
Eighteen vocational agriculture
boys and George Lipscomb, in
structor, will go to Keyser tomor-
row to attend the Fourth Annual
Ham, Bacon, Egg Show. They will
see movies concerning Science and
forest schooling. A demonstration
and lecture will be given on tree
planting and Christmas tree grow
ing.
This program is sponsored by
the West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Company, The West Virginia Uni
versity Extension service, The West
Virginia Conservation commission
and the Soil Conservation service
P T. A. Meeting
SOuthern's monthly p T. A.
meeting will be held in the high
school cafeteria Monday night at
500 p. m. From 7:3O to 500 parents
are invited to interview teachers
in their respective homerooms.
The program will be centered
around careers. Ernest Spoerlein
guidance counselor, and Charles
Briner, from the employment Of
flee, will lead the discussion.