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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Social Security
Continued from page II
~ fling new applications
Automatic PAYMENT Tor Disabled

hnlainatic Payment For Disabled
Disabled workers whose social ST.
caflfT disability benefits were ra
elnced ar were not payable because
t.icy received workmans cotnpen-
ttion Or other federal disability
payments viii begin to receive the
fHll amount Of their Social scclmitv
disability payments These people
Go nol have ID file applications
incr their payments viii start auto
nlaiical!y with clIecas mailed ont
carly THIS month
Celtain employees Of nonpioft OIL
CARNATIONS afd state and local gov
crnnenis will be brought under tho
Social Security Act for. the first
tiine by the amendments
Other changes in The act provide
ihat persons receiving social Ss-
ep.iiy benefits may can up to $laQ
moa-t ID addition % their bcne-
fits. The previous limit was $50.
Deductions Increase
~ @EitLs W. ana one loultfl per
sent of tha averaged employed
Prince Edward countians salary Is
DEDUCTED FIJI social security The
employer must contribute an
anonnt equal ~ two and one fourth
re- cani fl the enploye' S social
Security
On Jannary employee and en-
ployers viii be Shelllng out tWo and
one half per cent apiece + Ii e
amount is scheduled TO Jump 10
three per cent in 1860 and one half
q one psi cent every three years
thereafter until it hits four and one
half per cent IN 1869 The rate for
sclf employed persons, currently
three and three lghts per cent. VIII
Mclease plOp0ftlcnalely
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Letters To Editor
Not Segregation
Only Separation

/ regret To advise mat ID hot
believe that Your paper is taking
strong enough editorial policy rela-
tive 70 forced mixture Of races in
schools.
Whereas in the states schools,
there is only equal separation Of
the races, YOU are indicating that
only Negro students are being seq
rcgated. As a matter Of accurate
reporting. there is no such thing as
segregation in Virginia There is
only separation of both races. With
out discrimination.
Arthur NeWcomb
Washington, D. c.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Fish Fry
Continued from page |

powers not belonging to the court.
Abbitt said that en- constitutional
issues. unanimous decisions of the
Supreme Court are a rare thing,
which points up tie fact that the
court is not a court OF Law but a
court of men"
He said. ~On occasions. a ma
jority of the court cannot be mus
tered in support Of any one opinion
and that the result of given case
may come from the various opin-
ions Of several justices who hap
pened to unite
He called on Prince Edward to
stand fast on the solid rock Of con-
stitutional government.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Five County Fair
1Continued from page y

'Contlnued from page =
September 10. al the fair.
From seven days away. Mr.. Fair
* a smiling man anticipating en-
Enthusiastically a week-long event.
Dlsdalning references to any ifs,
The general manager concludes,
Yes sir, the 1858 fair ought to be
a splendid event for our region. :"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09


d a'o sai fA 2i fmanuu
Rattr GH A@ h hid 3aN
a laa 8hr Ma decisions s. dfDp
70 n s9.a Ha aaf'Y can-
A ihate ~ h ln#etiHa N
ctn'ial eaaa-ttea Fri.
w HHlaria w# e4atrA as pfa
n9eE Aafa1 aAa gfp4ac 4 0N
Nifa NssnHeAeY head u me
saE Communist naflE
Contract negotiations be'~esn fAe
rasQn iaD au'0 mseHess ala NA'-
I'm kaat#ss law AFR nearing 4
shVAsi@ga Reuther hAs threatened
70 cai' strE# ihis WfeA II tAe
ceHaaa ~ u@ i7rel ilis ac-
n .Is tN hafH doar everything
H3f' If Stfl endts Pc ig'd ie-
p9Htcs h#t Ne Wpnt #.ite4ae
39p iiifaa Af GA0f3i Al 5ta s
Vie heeH 9. ifle RiH lAf at'fp
GaAei Wa1ld aAlH saN 'hat
r l'Ae dfn4ads ai# .9iiat9a-
4rY TheE haya bAea asking for \
iseQv'A A1irf@1a Fl t5e CONTRACT
winch eHpsed l8s spring Since
,ier ahibei Nj TIM JAW haVf
Hfsr without contract
@ GflH iaubu~ n Arkansas
'af tA 5'H ihne.attc ean}cn
5o II Litt1e i3HeE Sdf HI a "
that taM cW Tace prob
lens eotla 1sl'y to- so!Yre
va tAe appleatlsa Nj moderate
tAnEiu and comMpA eiisa Bat
he adG#A. WY aApN admlAis-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
SPARE THOSE BUSHES

Old Maid Has the canary had
its bath YETI"
Servant yes, ma am You
can come III now
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-09-09
Something For Nothing Attitude
OF Americans Blasted BY Abbitt

lhr Fourth District Representa-
ive stated that il Wt arc to main
tain economic stability III I u iS
country it il aoiMg ~ he ncces-
sarN for the American people to
awaken ~ tho realization that there
ta snch tiin9 IAN something for
nothing and that We can only Ret
funds from Washington after il has
first been extracted from the tax
PAYERS bact; home
lhc Cnmlaunisllc Russians" Ah
bit said have long predicted that
fhc United States u America Would
break doWn from within Unless 4
sharp reversal of the present trends
'akns Mace III the forcsceable
future. l am fearful that the Com
mAMst prediction Will come true
The Only hope Is for he people
Dack home n SUD calling for give
away Santa Clause programs.
hhbitt further pointed out that
there am programs IN which the
Government must take the lead but
fhi4 must HI confined 10 those pro
afans where it IS absolutely neccs=
Sary for the Federal Government
'a l@ad !ts a.d end assistance
Tha principal commodity cE
ported fhloanh Virginia Is ports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
save &c to 42c on
7 sizes of versatile L. S.
GLASS CANDY JARS

Use these attractive jors TO keep
foods IostineIy fresh or in your
both for bath soIts, cotton balls
and such. Ground gloss shoppers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
save 800 to 1000 and
choose from 9 sizes
PLATE GLASS
MIRRORS

Save oppreciobIy and give your
room q feeling Of oreoter spo-
ciousness or repeot q focal
point Of interest delightfully."-
with fine plate glass mirrors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
save 2.37 to 5.o7 on extra
wide, threadlock.weave
CURTAINS OF
HATHAWAY
DACRONS

These deeply ruffIed beauties
ore O full 100" wide to the
pair for erocefuI drope. And
their threodIock weave, which
locks every thread in place,
means longer wear. Machine
washable, they need only O
touch, If any, ironing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

WGL-Curtoins ond Droperies,
7th Floor also Chevy Ctase,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
KOOLFOAM
FOAM PILLOWS

These buoyont, relaxing pill
lows have potented open-pore
surfoee that "breothes" cool,
fresh dir for cool, oIIerey-free
sleeping.
regularly Sale
Mite N Doy-
l3xl ks" 3.49 2.o8
SpecioI-
l5x24x5B" 400 1858
Premium-l8Mx
27x5H" 7.o9 4.oS
Bolster
2lx3ex6s4" l4.e5 1898
De luxe
2lx2ex7" 1879 S.9S
W6L-The Sleep Shop, 9Th Floor
-. also Chevy Chase and 7 Corners
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
NEGRO crs PROTEST
DISCRIMINATION IN
NEWFOUNDLAND

Stephenville, Newfoundland ~
CAMP The commander OF a y,
g Air Force base here has warned
ne viii deal swiftly and severely
with any discrimination against
Negro scrviccmen, II was an
nuunccd this week
The ediet came following com
plants from Negro personnel Of
discrimination and prejudice on tho
base in this town Of $3.50.
Col Leon n. Bell issued a mem
onndum TO this effect, 4 am look
ing into this matter and should I
ind that any member OF the uiH.
tary has used these factors 70 the
detriment Of any other member
Of the military establishment /
ahan take appropriate action in
the matter"
A spokesman for Negro airmen
said Negroes are not given prompt
or courteous service at some base
dining and rccreational centers
and white airmen have threatened
merchants with boyCotts IL they
eater 20 Negroes.
Girls who have associated with
IN. Negro airmen have last their
jobs. and the Negro servicomen
have been refused admittance TO
night clubs, the spokesman said
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Key African Countries
Exported $7.3 Billion
In Goods During 1857

United Nations, " Y, tANP) --s
According 70 data compiled by tho
TN Department % Economic AZ
fairs key African countries ex-
ported some 81 500 ooo, 600 in goods
during 1857 and imported some
81 Tsi 600 600
Expressed in millions OF Amer
lean dollars the exports were as
follows imports In paranthcsesl !;
rhe Belgian Congo, sara tsis6l:
French Camcroons. sss tSiool;
French Equatorial Africa, sst
tSltll. French West Africa. S33S
1907. Angola stt7 Gsl2f; MoE.
pmbique. see 500 Kcnya, ssT
s2i6l uganda. $751; Csfel
Nigeria $3.50 tN2sl: Sierra
Leone sai ts7ol; Tanganytka,
Stis SoTl; Ghana. s22a (S27ol:
Ethiopia. SIS tSeU; Liberia. $40
SS9l the sudan siSs tstsil
In Instances where Imports ex-
ceesiod exports the governments
% the countries concerned were
pursuing dfinite plan Of econo-
mic development
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
BiAs COMPLAINT FilIp
AGAINST cAllT. FIRM

san Francisco, Aug A com
plant against the rriKidairc sales
Corporation 81 Emeryyiue, Calf
charging racial Discrimination In
employment, has been filed with
the Presidents Committee on Gov.
ernmnrt Contracts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
81. Paul Evening
School Registration
Begins August 10

Registration for trade and In
dustrial training classes in the 81
Paul Vocational evening school
program win begin August IS.
1868 between $50 am. and 0 pm.
Monday through Friday In the
school. At Fourteenth and Jack
son.
The program serves the training
needs Of apprentices. journeynen
workers. foremen and supervisory
personnel. Instruction includes air
craft and power plant mainten-
ance. architectural drafting. auto
motive repair and service. barber
Ing. building construction. build
ing maintenance. building trades.
electrical trades, electronics. en-
gineering drafting. machine trades,
practical nursing, printing trades,
railroad, steam power engineer
ing. upholstery. matchmaking and
welding
Enrolment reached 400 last
year and Il In anticipated more
than 5000 persons viii enroll the
coming school year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
PRINCE HALL GRAND
MASTER VISITS
LOpCES w GERMANY

Tulsa. OKLA AMP Returning
from a via, 20 Prince Hall Masonic
lodges IN Germany and France this
week was Amos r HAN grand
master ~ ire Most worshipfil
Priuco Hall Grand Lodge free and
Accepted Masnns u the Jurisiic-
ton ~ Oklahoma
Grand Master Hall visited Prince
Hal Military LoiKe a Bramherg.
Germany ard Amos T Han Mil
tary i.cigc AZ Rochefor, r>sace
Both 81 these lodges are under the
.iurtsdtrtien q The Oklahoma
Gsan,i Lodge
Grand Master Hal was enter
tanc,l BY Negro ard white Masons
On the Euyppean continent and was
guest AZ a roccYtiOn given BY ,hs
Masanie body in Germany Vie slso
vssited ne fair a. BRUSSELS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
WoRLD WIDE News
AT GLANCE
10000 Noble. A,,end 57,b contob In Chicago


Chicago (ANp Chicago this host % than 10000
Imperial Of Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine
temples poured city the
which hDnorsd South side
and beauty contest described the worlds
largest a part o fun-nned program
Hosting convention hs Arabic Temple ~ which headed
by Marshall
Wilkins attended Mondays where the address
delivered by Booker Alexander. Detroit
Wiilom Worthorn Dies In Nomination
NsV city (AHP1 ~ dealer
may city associate
Philip real dealers IN New
York Workman who Paytons brohsrnhw took the
business at the iattera death
ITO director tho Supreme Liberty
Chicago Truman president the
international Boxing represented Supreme Liberty
obaoquea
organizers
prcne Liberty
Bosie SIN Poeking FIN In
intended past Spring appearance
his band throughout New England sl drawing capacity
Already the BItO" likely appear
HIS singer Joe Williams Appearance Oatde
Musical Theatre OF August
Sammy Devils ". To Play Drumufe ~ Role
Hollywood. Calf tAhp) Sammy signed by
the Electric key drama operation
Sammy play aoidier
Germany after World
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Us. MAYORS CONFERENCE
SEEMING MAS tRFr
MEETING SIIr

Ruttalo n Y AMP Mayor
Frank A sodi,a II Tits city has
informed the q Mayors CON
ference that no wiz rot attend tho
conference originally syboluJed Ter
New Orleans because Mrs Cora
y naloneY emily Negro uugtslo
city councilman would not be able
90 stay Ia he same hotel with thla
citys delegation
A a direct result officials Of
the Mayors Conferences are re.
pcrtcdly shopping aruand % ftnd
a bias FREQ city whore Negro ard
white delegates can use the same
botel accommodation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
HALE SEIASSlE
TO VISIT CHANA

Adds Ababa (ANPJ Halle Sell
assie. Emperor OF Ethiopia, has
accepted an Invitation 20 visit
Ghana. tho new African nation.
The invitation was extended dur.
ing a recent visit Of Prime Minis
ter Nkr,mah 10 Ethiopia when he
made a tour OF the countries which
participated In the conference OF
independent African States last
April
Announcement Of the acceptance
was made last week but no date
has been set The Empress OF
Ethiopia expressed her interest by
presenting Mrs. Nkrumah gold
ornaments through the Prime
Minister
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

Franklin II Williams. NAACp
West Coast regional secretary
counsel together with Garfield
steward and William G. Nixon
chairmcn Of the legal redress com.
mittees respectively 81 the snn
Franciscu and Oakland NAACr
branches signed the complaint
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

Miss Hcnice L. pphm ~ n.rk
rlcy CaiW In whose hehalf the
complaint was filed alleges that
aho WIS refused employment hy
the company solely because % her
race when she applied for a Job
which she was qualified and tor
which there was vacancy she
appealed Ga the NAAcP 10 san
Francisco for assistance IN nilns
her complaint
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

Thousands OF persons have found
enjoyment In these columns.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Birmingham Police
Arrest Men Who
Cuurd Their Church

Birmingham CAMP Two Ne.
gro men guarding their church
from bomb threats. were arrested
by police after their guns were
taken away.
The Bethel baptist church where
the Rev f. l. Shuttlesworth il
pastor. has been guarded by Ne
groes since II was dynamited last
year Shut,leaworth, a Negro min
lister active In Indignation move
ments In Birmingham. was slight
" injured az that time, and his
home was damaged
Oct. @ L. Pattie said the men
are being questioned not charged
Meanwhile, City Commissioners re-
cleved o message from Rev smut
tlesworth Monday but contends Of
the letter were not revealed. Shut
Ellsworth declined to discuss the
matter but added that he might
issue a statement later
A copy Of the letter which was
sent 20 the Mayor and commission
members was also sent 70 Assooi-
atcd Negro Press national head.
quarters In Chicago The letter
told in detail how the police in
birmingham not only refused to
help guard the church. but re-
pestedly took away their guns
which was the only protection the
church guards had
The letter begged city officials
10 take stand 10 protect the
church and the people guarding Il,
II told OF numerous arrests made
by the police they arrested"
the Negroes standing guard around
the chhrch. not those who threat
ened guards
Referring 90 the arrest, Police
Commissioner Eugene Conner said
shuttlesworth win probably have
to 80 10 court 10 get his guns
back
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
An Outside Show
49, William IIrnfN IInIf

J viii not live above my means
No matter what may come or SO:
ia rather eat nechhonca and beans
Than Ivy "a make an outside show
Against the iFgu ~ common sense
tot rrckulug time win come along
With what Is known ~ rocompcrse
To make rgm every silly wrong
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
MAIL HANDLER WINS
roSrNASrFR-s Aw ARD

Tolsslo, o, AMP Dave Ceee-
land. a nal hansler ~ the rclesic
poss ofuce parcel post annex, was
awarded SIS cash award frcsn
Postmaster Arthur saramsrfie1
IN rvccgnislon % his sapsrtor Work
performances cv~g period q 10
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

Take aien 70 Maurice snons recording OF Candy you like
Il Dapper Maurice former Houstone vowed when
played svank Bermuda supper club member
Davis trio the appearing The Little
Atlantic city 10 the Islands early sptcm-
Der Funny business show husne maybe become
sou hcforr recognized
Remember Eartha kits early triumph IN
Tho younger viii tho Zip Thndefbir
ehangeable Rita changed
DO n the past years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Data M Chatter
RY DARCY DEMILLE

From Hollywood 10 like Prado
good Patricia tho top ten from
bouncing sulvaus last
really waiting tho getting
In that latin mood.
Mickey Sylvia the popular singing team members
typewriter they coauthorod book Written
pooaly play Guitar the Mickey
and sylvia Way
got their lives when
the worlds famous Negro opened nearby clubs
coincidence hoy say
Harry neannto and PAU Robegon m within
grand welcome thunder
applause with praise
the cri,ica
the panned
injected politics his program
portoiy changed "o River the song best
Zoe England gt little drunk you land JAZZ show
a little gut and you lands IN jar
Sidney signed a broadway play
vehicle by Chcagoan
Lorraine ansherry Potter viii rehearais early December
The play expected 70 New York tho rs week in February
old willie" what's a a
thing IN this gnyaytho love he
Runnora between Auie Murphy and Patricia
Shark Island Newport Beach But the big fight with
guns blades Murphy
filmed Paradise Island Newport Beach,
the broadway musical "Iauaea
look motion picture
Might They Walled azs story plans
10 film the movie IN New York
year appearance
st Hluea' BY critics although picture
She brought
port aas -ing jazz
for part the Turner
Of Life she also being sought Tor hing Crosby teevion spec
tncuar
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

Twenty-four years Of community
scrvice---the record OF this news
papcr-keeps " In the forefront of
community progress.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

da je ovo start odsjek sa sta.
rim clanstvom. Gore je ma
vedeno cd najstarijeg do Is
godina nize. Da vidimo kako
stole cd 16 do 30 starosti, sa-
mo POI clan. Dok ovako broj-
Ike pokazuju i nalazi Sc mia
die brace i sestara ne treba
biti il bojazni, da Sc odsjek
iako pomalo j pola k o nece
naprijed kretati. Takodjer Sc
nalazi 81 clana u nasim re-
dovima 40 i wise godina.
Ia own godinu nemamo nj
jednog certifikata cd 20 Year
Endowment da &c dozrijeva-
ii, docim "a 20 Payment Life
&c samo jedan svrsiti sa u
platoon.
Ovo je izneseno u najboljoj
namjeri i sa podatcima, koji
su sc prikupljali kroz godinu
1857. Svjedoci da je bolja cd
ostalih, jer je rs certifikata
"a osiguracijom $37, 100000 ma
20 Payment Life.
Ivan Babich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

ka javlja Sc po prilici kod
polovice bolesnika. c es t e SUI
nocne glavobolje, koje su ja-
&c kad bolesnik lei. Ta Sc
glavobolja osjeca najcesce u
straznjem dijelu glave, a pra-
ii je stezanje oko glave.
Ostali uzroci glavobolje
mogu biti owl: naprezanje oc-
nih misica kad je oslabljen
vid, psihicka napetost, glavo-
bolja poslije ozlijede, pad ma
glavu, t. d. Glavobolja mo-
ze nastati i sirenjem IL oko-
line Okla, uha, sinusa.
Znakovi glavobolje kod psi
hickog poremecenja su owl:
takav bolesnik upotrebljava
izraz "strasno" me boil, a boil
Sc otituje u stezanju, pri-
tisku, zarenju hladjenju gla-
We. Wise cd 900 glavobolja,
koje dolaze lijecniku, nisu o.
pasne i nemaju uzrok u oste-
cenju organske prirode u gla-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

sv"3lo, IGlOTl Su pccciI Co
laziti. Tada je sestra il Ame-
rike pisala sestri u domovinu,
koja sc tamo nalazila j pita-
la je da Ii su zivi i gdje sc
tko nalazi. Dobila .je odgovor,
da su svi zivi i kod kuce o.
sim Slime, koji je otisao u Ka-
nadu, te kada je dobila ME
govu adresu pisala mu je da
:joj Sc javi kako zivi, tako
su sc listovi izmiienjivali. U
isto vriieme pos t a d e zelja
jednog j drugoga, da bi Sc i
vidjeli. Posto je velika uda-
ljenost cd jednog do drugoga,
nije bilo moguce radi' finan-
cijalnih sredstava, ali zelja za
sastanalz bila ie il dana u dan
sve VEGA. l tako jednom ST.
mo odluci te pise sestri da ce
doci u Sjedinjene Drzave, da
ju pohodi j da &c sjesti ma
vlak 5og augusta. Sestra mu
je dala upute kako da iu po-
zove ma telefon kad dodje ma
stanicu, posto nije tocno INA
la kad &c doci. Brojila je sa-
te j minute, ali cd MEGA jos
glasa nema. Ali ma 9. augusta
ona izidje pred kucu, a u isto
vrijeme dodje Taxi, ciji sofer
pita nju "a broj kuce. Ona
mu kaze to .je broj mole ku-
&c, ali brat njegova supru-
ga sc javise iz Taxa: Evo
mas. to smo mi draga sestri-
co. Tu su Sc izgrlili j izljubili
Ii take -su 1astavili u dobrom
raspolozenju i razgovoru kroz
tri tjedna svoga boravka ov-
die kod mas u Clevelandu. Pri
sastanku i rastanku bilo je
ne a m o ljubljenja, nego j
| placa.
Njihov otac je takodjer bio
nekada elanoIn H:B.Z:, lpo pri-
lici> god. 1904 u Pittsbilrghu,
a u kojem odsjeku nije i'm
poznato.
Steve Simunovic, izvj,
! Clan odsjeka broj 235
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-22

Canton, Ohio. - Sa poseb-
MIN veseljem javljamo Clan
stvu H.B.Z., da Sc je mas od-
sick broj 514 opet povecao
pristalim mladicem, George
Koskovich, koji prestupa IL
gnijezda Pomlatka broj 1876
lmedju nase odraslo clanstvo,
|'kojeg sliku ovdje donosimo.
Mas George sc rodio 1909
novembra, 1889. godine ov-
die u Canton, O., cd vrijed-
nih i radinih roditelja i cla-
nova H.B.Z., Josipa Kata-
rine Koskovic.
Osnovnu s k olu svrsio je
veoma odlicno, a IL Timken
Vocational High School gra-
duirao u junu 1857. sa oso-
bitim odlikovanjem, kao Ho-
nor S IL d ent u accounting
course. Pored redovitih skol-
skin obroka igrao je II var
sity football baseball, a pro-
Sic jeseni pristupio u Kent
State University sa nastavom
"a strucnjaka u accounting
curse. Vec do sada kao
quarterback Il High School j
kao freshman football player
u University, zasluzio je ha-
ljitak sa brojem i lijepom po-
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