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St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
MRS. MAXINE CAMPBELL
SURPRISED AT BABY
SHOWER By FRIENDS

A large cake decorated In the
baby motif with an umbrella anc
booties In pink, blue and yellow
was used as a centerpiece for the
table when friends were served al
a surprise baby shower given In
honor OF Mrs Maxine Campbell
Friday evening October 3. Hostess
ing the affair were the Mines
Jean Covington, Mary 10 Howell
Audrey Jones, Jacqueline Thomp-
son and Beverly Whitlock.
While Mrs Campbell was full
filling an engagement with her
husband. Jack, friends assembled
at her home, 1858 Portland Av.
and II was only when she was
greeted with surprise" by her
friends. did she realize that II
was a surprise ON her.
The evening was spent playing
traditional shower games with
clever prizes awarded 10 the Mines
Anna MCGEE. Helen Harris, Bar
bara Berry and Audrey Jones.
Following games the large var
iety OF useful gifts for the baby
were opened by the honoree as
sisted by Mrs. Mary 10 Howell,
and displayed and admired by the
group.
The serving Of refreshments con-
eluded the gala evening.
Enjoying the delightful affair
were the Mines. Marge Wynn.
Rose Mary Micheau. Lucille Coop
er, Barbara Berry, Carmen Davis,
Helen Harris. JoceIyn Collins,
Yvonne Powell. Arva Jones. Betty
Lou Brown, Johnamae Thompson.
Patricia Allen, Pauline Wallace.
Anna MCGEE and Margaret Nc
Moore. Those who sent gifts, but
unable TO be present were the
Mines, Ernestine Danforth, Eloise
Miller and Anita Allen.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

in The Growing Experience, the
MIRA musical which ran for five
months in Atlanta. Albert Bethune
presented the cane which was CIV
en- his mother by President Roose-
welt.
The Minister Of Works In the
Cabinet Of the Sudan paid tribute
TO the contribution MurAel Smith
and Louis ByIes. jamaican Con-
stitutional lawyer, were making in
THE Growing Experience. For
the sake OF their nations they have
given up their careers 10 take part
in this play" the Hon. Buth Diu
aaNI
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
CARD OF APPRECIATION

! wish to express my deep ap-
probation to neighbors and friends
who have been so kind and
thoughtful during my illness and
disqualification. The many cards,
flowers, prayers, visits and other
acts of kindness are greatly ap-
preciated and your thoughtfulness
shall never be forgotten.
M. X. Mcknight, $50 Fuller Av.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
SIOUX
r A L L s
NEWS
NOTES S
BY Kaye C0ates
610 Mable Street
Sioux Falls, .. ID.

Our local Masons OF Alphs
Lodge No. 10. Alfred White w. M
had a social at the home Of Mrs
Roseanne Moxley, 922 N. Oak
Ave. After eats and treats they
had the drawing to find out who
had the lucky number TO win tht
portable TV. The fortunate per.
son was, Mr.. r. Conklin, 1926
f. Second St, Sioux Falls. This
fellow a bachelor lives a couple Of
blocks from us. He has a TV
50 he gave this glamorous r
g A. portable to his So year ole
mother. She lives In Rock Rapids
Ia. Dan Coates sold him the winn.
ing number. Thanks TO all who
helped with the project.
Mrs. Il. Pendelton, 933 N. MAR
Ave. Is up and about these days
after being III for awhile. Mrs
Pendelton Is grateful TO all that
shared her dark days with cards
etc.
Mrs. J. Stapleton is still In
Nc Kennan Hospital recuperating
hlNtE a bdld IbAd- sic N ~ npuAlhl y
they have TO keep her in bed "a
keep her from getting about too
soon. We are pleased to say she
is better.
Anne Clark Is back In Pierre,
South Dakota after spending a
week at home. Anne Is studing 10
be a practical Nurse, at the
Nurses home in Pierre. She does
get lonesome, so let's be popping
her up with cards and flowers.
Rev. J. G. Cobb, head OF the
American Baptist Association is
to be guest speaker at st. Johns
Baptist Church Sunday Oct. 13, he
is asking all st. Johns members
to be present with friends. Rev.
1. II. Thomas will be in st. Joseph
Mo. on business.
Many friends Of Rev. and Mrs.
!. II. Tromas are trying to have
these folks in for dinners and
lunches etc. before. they leave on
the end of the month. So II you
are interested get your bid in, its
later than you think. I'm positive
they appreciate all of the kind
thought and deeds, but deeds are
kindness put into action.
Arthur jefferson, 922 N. Oak.
Ave. was guest speaker at the
Intellectual Improvement Club of
the YWCA Friday October 3. The
meeting was held in the Craft
room. Mr.. jefferson is with the
Navy where he gives instructions
in Radar Fannie Clark, and Helen
Grey were guests. Georgia Lee
served lunch, Georgia was also
in charge of entertainment. The
group enjoyed community singing.
Jerry Cabbell won the door prize
which was big Jack o. lantern
filled with tasty candies.
l attended the Thirty-second
Annual Conference, P.T.A. District
8 at Madison, S. Oak. Monday.
The Theme, THE Child Secure.
Your P.T.A. and your School. {"
Mrs. G. Detjen, Wheeler, Mo. was
guest speaker. She is High School
Service Chairman for that state.
She spoke on, Youth in your
Community. gave a unit re-
port for Whittier Jr. High School
and was indeed proud to be the
president of the largest Jr. High
School P.T.A. in the state.
We are surely enjoying Indian
Summer here and all of Gods
blessings are so evident with the
changing of the leaves n trees.
The pheasants are parading about,
daring anyone TO bang.
TITS better to remain silent and
thought a fool than to speak
up and remove all doubt"
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
CARD OF APPRECIATION

We wish to express our sincere
thanks for the many lovely gifts
received from local and out-of-
town relatives and friends at the
wedding Of our daughter and niece,
Miss Dorothy Jean Jack to Mr..
Robert L. Sslone, and to those who
assisted in making the occasion a
never to-be-forgotten event.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Jack, Tay-
lor, Tex, parents.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Henderson,
aunt and uncle.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
American & Africon
Leaders Proise MIRA
As WoY To AmisY

Mackinae Island, Michigan,
October 5, 1858 - White and
eolored leaders from America,
South Africa and Kenya today
told the Moral Re-Armament
problems we face.
Atlanta Atty. A. T. Walden, a
Summit Conference, "We have
seen here the answers 20 the
legal adviser 10 the NAACP, said.
I'm recent months the events on
the local. national and information
al scenes have convinced me that
MIRA alone offers tho solution 10
the complex problems we are fac
ing"
The ideology of MIRA IL free
ing mon from bitterness, hate, re-
tallation and revenge" Colonel
Walden said. AN MIRA interna-
tionai force Of 250 people were In
Atlanta for five months this year
and the effect on the city Is per.
manent You at this Summit Con-
ference are faAhioning tho remedy
to the total destruction OF man
kind"
He spoke with Bremen Hof-
mcyr, whose family have furn-
ished six cabinet Ministers in the
government OF South Africa. and
Mrs. Hofmeyr from Kenya, whose
parents were murdered on their
fam by Mau Mau.
Air and Mrs. Hofmeyr, said.
when we white people visited the
kenya and apologized for our sup
eriority, hard-core Mau Mau ter
rorists changed They lost their
bitterness and pledged themselves
to build with US new society for
all men"
They addressed 500 delegates
from 80 nations including His Ex-
cellency Jamai Farra. the United
Arab Republic Ambassador 10 the
uN. az well as uN ambassadors
from Lebanon. Iran and Panama,
who flew here for tho weekend
by special plane from New York.
Welcomed by the Conference
also were a group OF Candian In
dian chiefs in beaded buclxalxlns
and eagle feather headdreases. MI
geriana in flowing robes and Lap
FLANDERS from Arctic Norway with
reindeer leggings and crimsoned-
striped tunlcs
Muriel Smith, the great Negro
singer, was presented a silver
topped cane 10 use IN her port.
rayal Of pr, Mary Mcleod Bethune
The New number for those econ
omical and result bringing classl-
fled ads Is Taylor T-402i.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Robert
Taylor wishes to thank the friends
and neighbors for their many acts
Of thoughtfulness extended at his
death. We especially wish to thank
Rev. M. L. Simmons for his COM
forting words. For the many cards,
flowers and other expressions of
sympathy, we are deeply CRATE
full.
Mrs. Lillian Williams, daughter
in-law, Mrs. Lovey Jackson and
daughter Stephanie, grandchildren.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
comeo Club In
33rd Anniversary
SmorgGsbord Dinner

A smorgasbord feast marked
the 5srd anniversary Of the Cameo
Social Club as members celebrated
with a few guests at a closed
party at the Sterling Club on Sat
urday evening, October 4.
Officers and members srnartly
attired as they greeted guests,
made a striking picture Of CLAM
our. Cocktails were served pre-
coeding the dinner hour. The group
dined as royalty an they circled
the delectable smorgasbord laden
with a wide variety Of foods Of
all kinds highlighted with the
traditional turkey and ham
The long banquet table featur-
ing two exquisite floral arrange
ments Of tinted glads, aqua NUNS,
pink carnations, lavender asters
and a profusion OF blossoms and
greenery at each end plus key
ring souvenirs at each place set
ting. highlighted the pleasure Of
the evening. Pictures were taken
Of the group during the dinner
hour.
Mr.. Jesse Miller, president. well
coined the group and introduced
the general chairman Of the affair
and mistress Of ceremonies, Mrs.
Kenneth Edwards, who graciously
thanked her committee for their
cooperation and she In turn intro
duced Mrs Gwen Twiggs and pre-
sented her with a corsage from
the club. Mrs. Twiggs was listed
as the oldest member in service TO
the club.
Mrs. Twiggs thanked the club
and recounted the history Of the
clubs growth and development
since It's founding in 1925. Mrs.
Twiggs then introduced officers
and members who gave few brief
remarks, after which guests we're
introduced, and they each made
few remarks.
Out OF town guest was Mrs
Leon Motts Of Chicago who came
10 the city 10 be a model In the
,lub's style revue. Mrs. Frances
Humburd. president bf the st.
Paul Urban League Guild, brought
greetings from her organization.
After introductions. members
md guests Joined in singing the
Cameo Club song, composed by
Tony Mazingo, with John Whit
Iker at the piano, after which a
irawing was held for lucky win
lers OF door prizes who were Ken
leth Edwards. Mrs. Frances Hum
,urd, Peter Robinson. Herman
Brown, Clifford Bentley, Mrs. Mae
Edwards, Mrs. Leon Motifs, Mrs
1rma Mazingo. George Brooks Jr.,
sertram Slaughter, Mrs opal
3entley, Miss Catherine Norman,
drs. Gwen Twiggs and Mrs. Jessie
shepard.
Following dinner the hours fit
ed by with dancing and gay re-
,artee.
Guests enjoying the clubs hos
,itallty were the Mines. Alonzo
Ellis, Clyde Johnson, sr. Leon
Motifs, Chicago, Estyr Peake,
Frances Humburd, Jesse Shepard,
8ernadine Powers and the Messrs.
J, w. Kelly. Harvey Moss and
Herman Brown.
Officers and members present |
included: Mr. Jesse w. Miller.
president; Mrs, Opal Bentley. re-
rording secretary; Mrs Evelyn !
Brent. corresponding secretary;
Mr. Louis Sykes, treasurer and the
NIessrs, and Mines, Russell Bal
enger. Kenneth Edwards, Tony
Peter Robinson, Harold
Richardson. Bertram Slaughter,
Dennis Sims; the Mines, Jesse w.
Gwen Twiggs. Betty Dowd,
Gloria Smith, Bernice Wilson,
Leola Clark, Miss Catherine Nor
man and the Messrs. George
Brooks Jr, and John Whitaker.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

"Wednesday October rs, at pm,
He has Travelled widely in the
Near. Middle and Far East and
in Europe He win return to his
work In South Africa in Decem-
Der,
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
Housing Body Say
SeIby-Dole Not
Toful cleorunce

Nf@nS =
a system OF mortgage insurance
designed TO assist the financing
required for the rehabilitation Of
existing dwellings and the con-
struction Of new dwellings in an
urban renewal project.
A "bootstrap operation, the
Authority believes that the pro-
ject win be readily accepted by
the City as a whole and, OF
course, by the individual homeown-
ers within the project boundaries
II provides an excellent opportun-
ity for revtalizing old but es-
sentially good neighborhoods with
out seriously dialocating people or
the citys economy.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

workers could find employment in
England. and II was therefore un-
wise Of Unsbilied West Indians to
migrate TO England to find work.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
A.N.c.U.
News Letter

What are the signs that spell
financial danger to family secur-
ityg Inability TO save. Never.end.
ing burden OF debt. Nowhere 70
turn for help. But certain groups
OF people have remarkable protec-
tion against these dangers.
The greatest service OF the
credit union Is 10 provide a ready
source Of helpful credit. A means
by which people working together
can improve their living standards
without getting into financial diff,
ficulties. Loans are made at low
cost In addition to borrowing for
emergeneies. members find it's
cheaper to use a credit union loan
and handle purchases with cash.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

/ Watch for the official formal
opening Of our new building and
plant at 3744 Fourth Av. s., Min
neapolis 8, Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

our NEW PHONE
Cali IS IA TIoR
T-Ao7I
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

Our new Minneapolis address is
S744 Fourth Av s., Minneapolis.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01

Kad je predsjednik McDo-
nald otvorio konvenciju, otvo-
reno i javno je porucio cello
MIN kompanijama s kojima
unija imade ugovore, a koji
ugovori Sc isticu druge godi-
ne, te ako iste ugovore ne &c
obnoviti i dati radnicima ono
sto i'll pripada, nego &c radje
prihvatiti strajk, da &c ga j
dobiti, jer je unija spremna i
ma strajk ici, ako je potrebno.
Svakako, rekao je Mcdonald,
mi radje rjesavamo nase spo-
rove bez strajka, ma mirni
nacin, ali to je do kompanija,
a ne do mas nase unije.
Mcdonald je ukazao ma bes-
poslicu u ovoj zemlji, gdje Sc
nalazi izmedju S do 6 mill
juna radnika bez posla. Pre-
ma tome poslao. je poruku
predsjedniku Sjedinjenih Dr.
lava, Eisenhower, da isti
poradi ma tome "a uspostavu
programa "a brzo odlucno
ukinuce besposlice. Da sc sma-
Mi poreze ma dohodarinu oni-
ma, koji imadu' mamie place,
kao razne druge federalne
poreze, da Sc poduzmu mjere
"a gradnju javnih radova, kao
bolnica, skola, postanskih u
reda, luka, stanova, i t. d.,
te da Sc minimalne place povi-
sc ma $1.25 po satu. Rekao je,
da oko 100000 clanova ME
COVE unije Sc sada nalazi pot
puno iii djelomicno bez posla.
Ma konvenciji, prema izvje-
staju velikih trgovackih no.
vina, govorilo Sc je mnogo j o
drugim stvarima, kao o zivot-
moi osiguraciji unijskih cla-
nova, hospitalizaciji, bolnoj
potpori, o gradnji bolnica cd
strane unije slicno. Ali izgle-
'da, da su owe stvari ostale ne
rijesene "a sada i o tome &c
imati da razmislja vodstvo u
nije "a buducnost.
Madame Sc, da &c zakljucci
/ sve druge smjernice owe kon-
vencije unije eelicnih radnika,
medju kojima je i mnogo cla-
nova nase Zajednice, uroditi
dobrim plodom.
Ivan Bronic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
PR0SLAVA PEDESET. .G0D.SNJICE SMRTI
HRvATSk0G PJESNIkA s. KRAkJCEvICA

cijelo Jugoslaviji vrse pripreme proslavu So
godsnce smrt vekog hrvaskog pjesnka Silvia strahi
mira Krancevca Prosave odrzati koncem istopada
swim jugoslavenskm republkama jer e Kranjcevceva
poeza cijeoj Jugoslav jednako omjena cijenjena.
Naravno, najvece nabrojne prosave odrzat &c Sc Hr
vatskoj gdje Krancevc rodo Bosni Herzegovina,
gdje e proveo duge godne svoga zvoa Zagrebu, gde
je Kranjcevt obavo svoe prve pesme odrzat &c nz
akademija, Jugosavenska akademija znanosti umet-
nosh zdat ce tom prkom posebnu zbrku Kranjeevcevh
izabranh pesama njegovom rodnorn gradu Senu tako-
djer spremau veke svecanost, prgodne akademije
odrzat &c Zadru, Reci Spu, Karlovcu Dubrovniku
i ostaim gradovima Hrvatske.
U Mr. Bosni Herzegovina glavne svecanos odrzat &c
Sarajevu, gdje e Kraneevic dugo godna bio urednk
Made" gde danas lez pokopan tamosnjem grobu.
Svecane akademe odrzat &c takoder Mostar Lvnu,
Bijeljn po ostam mestima gdje je Mvio djelovao
k pjesnik Saraevsko izdavacko podzece Narona pro-
svjeta zdat &c posebnu kngu Slviu Strahimru Kran
cevicu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
N THE. STRUGGLE FOR
FREEDOM
(U Borbi "a Slobodu)
Napisao DR.. Vladko Mack

Ovo je zivotopis covjeka,
koji Sc cd najranije mladosti
bori "a pravo seljastva j sslo-
bodu hrvatskog naroda. On
sc u toj borbi pridrzavao ma
celia "Radije trpiti nepravicu,
nego je drugom nanijeti" .. /.
i zato je cesto ivan "Hrvat-
ski Gandhi". U knjizi se nizu
dogadjaji najnovije politicke
povjesti Hrvata, njihova o.
porba presizanjima Beca, Pes
te i Beograda u prava Hrvat-
ske. Opisuje Sc radjanje, or
ganiziranje i djelovanje Hr-
vatskog Seljackog Pok r e ia
kod cega je DR.. Macek Cd sa-
mog pocetka najuzi suradnik
brace Radio, a poslije muce-
nieke smrti Stjepana Radita
njegov nasljednik u vodstvu
Hrvatske Seljacke Stra n Ike.
Poznati americki novinar, 81
da vec pokojni r. H. Mark
ham rekao je "a DR.. Macka,
da je "Jedan Cd najhrabrijih
i najodanijih pobornika pra-
va m alog covjeka u jugo-
istocnoj Evropi".
Djelo je izaslo u nakladi
Robert Speller 4 Sons. Pub
fishers, Inc, New York SO.
Tvrdo uvezana knjiga - $50
stranica teksta j nekoliko TO
tografija tiskanih ma prvo-
razrednom papiru mole sc ma
ruciti iii izravno dobiti u u
rednistvu Zajednicara, Philip
Vukelich, S441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh Is, Pa. Gjena je
5 dolara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
JE Il NIk0LA TESLA
BIO HRVAT Ill SRBIN?

Poznato je, da je Nikola
Tesla sam izjavio, da sc po-
nosi svojim srpskim porijek-
lom i svojom domovinom Hr-
vatskom. To nije sprijecilo,
niti sprijecava, raznorazne
smutljivce, soviniste, i mrac-
make, da tvrde kako sc Tesla
rodio u "srpskom selu" -
drugim rijecima u Srbiji, a
neki idu i cak tako daleko da
proturuju u svijet lazi kako
Sc Tesla rodio u sred same
Srbije, iako Sc zna, da je rod
no mjesto Nikole Tesle u Smi-
ljanu, y Hrvatskoj.
Medjutim, ako su start u
nacionalistickom zaru obnevi-
djeli, mladi imaju, ill bar po-
malo. dobivaju, jasne pogle-
de, kako svjedoci slijedeci slu-
caj:
Nedavno, u jednom srp-
skom drustvu, u kojem je pi-
sac ovih redaka bio jedini Hr-
vat, povela re rijec o Nikoli
Tesli. Jedan mladi Sumadinac,
dakle korjeniti Srbin, koji nj
je nj znao, da je pisac ovih
redaka Hrvat, mn o je o
Tesli citao s velikim odusev-
ljenjem o Tesli i njegovom
djelu govorio.
U to jedan Cd prisutnih ma
inferno rete: Tesla je bio
Srbin". A oval sumadinac,
koji je s toliko odusevljenja
o Tesli govorio, odgovori:
''Nije. Tesla Sc rodio u Hrvat-
skoj, pa je prema tomu bio
Hrvat srpskoga porijekla, bas
kao sto &c i moja djeca, koja
Sc rode u Kanadi, biti Kama
djani srpskoga porijekla."
Ovu jednostavnu i kristal-
no jasnu istinu mnogi start
joS nisus shvatili, a u koliko
jesu, nemaju snage, da ju pri-
znadu. Medjutim, istina &c 81
malo po malo- probiti put, a
"a to su rijeci ovog mladog
i ucenog sumadinca najbolji
dokaz. One su i znak boljih
wemena, koja Hrvate ! Srbe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01

ske Zajednice mogu biti svi
oni koji 81 hrvatskog j sla.
venskog porijekla. U priruc-
niku kojega je "a nase teca-
jeve pripremio brat Martin
Krasich je navedeno koji su
slavenski narodi. 6anom H
B. Zajednice mole postati
osoba koja nije slavenskoe
porijekla ako je ozenjena (u-
data "a osobu slavenskog po-
rijekla, ali u tom slucaju Cd.
nosni bracni drug, koji je sla.
venskog porijekla, mora pred.
hodno biti nasim clanom I i.
stom putem MEGA (nje) / o.
soba ne-slavenskog porijekla
mole biti primljena u Clan.
stvo Zajednice.
I ma koncu, mnogi tajnici
joS uvijek upotrebljavaju tbs.
kanice koje su davno zamje.
njene 8 novima, a svaka tax.
va tiskanica ina nesto stc
Sc naknadno pokazalo uput.
MIN | korisnim unijeti, pa "a
to upotrebljavajmo najnovije
tiskanice.
Razmislite, brato / sestre
0 svemu ovome. Ne ustruca.
waite Sc pitati ako yam nije
sto jasno, jer zato ssno ov.
die. Recite i vi svoje. Nastoj.
mo da Hrvatska Bratska "a.
jednica svakim damon buds
sve brojnija, suvremenija u.
spjesnija u svom poslovanju
Ne zaboravimo, ZAJEDNICA
sEao mi!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
K0NVENCIJA Uk|JE CELICNIH RADNIkA

Izmedju Is TO- septembra G. odrzala je konven-
cia une cecnh radnika Atlantic City, N j. Isoj je pr
sustvovalo oko $500 delegate IL svh kraeva Sednenh
Drzava Kanade, kei predstavlja 1,250O00 clanova
Konvencija je ba pricno burma, ali ne onom smsu
kao sto e to ocekvao po psanu vekh trgovaekih
vina po cijelo ovo zemlj narcotic ovdje Ptsburghu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
RAzG0V0R 5 0DSJECNIM TAJNICIMA
BOzidar VuCkOvc

svojedobnom osvrtu pod gornjim naslovom znio
nekolko tocaka sto b nasi tanc treba mat pred oc
ma vrsenju njhovih duznosti Buduc proteklom
meduvremenu mao prgode jos neke pojednosti uponat
poso do bi blo dobro ope koju reel clju da nase
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01

poslovanje i sa owe, to jest,
zamo s time smanjimo ne.
potrebno dopisivanje, gubitak
vremena i povisenje troskova,
Nije rijetka pojava da tai
mix predvidi potpisati tiska-
nicu, iii je z a b ora vi poda-
strijeti predsjedniku ma pot
pis. Upravo je covjeku Fac
da radi owe "sitnice", potpuno
pravilno ispunjenu molbenicu
iii slicno, mora povratiti, jer
fall "kruppica" tajnikov iii
predsjednikov potpis.
Kad se radi o P r o m je n
bastinika osmrtnine, uslijed
udaje, nase clanice najeesce
upotrebe djevojacko ime Ill
navedu Mrs. i zatim ime su.
pruga. Nj jedno, nj drugo nj.
je u redu, vec treba navesti
svoje prvo ime i novo, t. j
po muzu dobivenO prezime.
Dale, potpisi moraju bit
citljivi i potpuni. Drugin
rijecima, nije dopustivo ispi
sati inicijale prvog i srednjee
imena, nego tr e b a ispisati
potpuno ime i prezime even
tualno srednje ime.
U slucaju nepismenog cla.
ma iii clanice, ispravno je da
odnosnu osobu netko drug
potpise, ali cesto sc zaborav-
liza ispod tog imena navesti
po kome je doticna osoba bi.
la potpisana. Zato, neka sc
ispod imena i prezimena ne
pismenog clana nadoda ovo;
po /by i zatim potpis.
Kad vec raspravljamo o /
menu jos cemo nesto nadoda'
ii. "a promjenu imena clans
postoji posebna tiskanica, ko'
ia je takodjer izradjena dvo'
jezicno i prema tome s male
paznje nete je biti tesko pra'
vino ispuniti. Ovdje je maj
vaznije jasno | potpuno ma
vesH prijasnje ime, to jest o
no koje je u postojecem certi'
fikatu, i, zatim citljivo pot
puno ispisati novo ime, ma ko'
je &c u buduce glasiti certifi
kat. Kod ovoga Sc moze izvr
siti i izrnjena odnosno isprav
ka bastinika odnosnog certi
fikata pa zato neka Sc ope'
tocno navede ime (novo ime)
bastinika, starost rodbinsks
veza. Ne zaboravite, da ova,
dokumenat trebaju potpisat
diva svjedoka, a to znaci ds
ia dvojica moraju biti prisut
nj kad clan stavlja svoj nov
potpis.
Dosta posla zadaje usta
novljivanje t tocne rodbinsk'
veze izmedju clana i basti
nika. Najjednostavnije je kae
dijeca odredjuju svojina bas
tinicima roditelje, iii obratno
roditelji dijecu, u koliko Sc nj
radi o adoptiranim (prisvo
jenim) roditeljima odno $ n I
dijeci. U tom slucaju treb,
izrijekom navesti "ocuh" il
'maceha" (step father/m mo
ther) pokraj njihova mena
N e m a poteskoca nj kad $,
bastinici braca / sestre, osin
Fl opet ako su u pitanju "polu
braea (sestrte)" te to treb.
reti pokraj njihova imena
"Komplikacije" nastaju kat
sc osmrtnina namjenjuje u
nucadi iii necacima iii strice
vima iii tetama iii njihovo,
dijeci it'd. cesto u tiskanica
ma, u rubrici 'Rodbinstvo'