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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
5 Area Officers
Retire Tomorrow

Five Army Officers stationed
in the Washington Metro Area
will retire tomorrow, complet-
ing 20 or more years Of service,
Col. william Z. Williamson
of the Office Of the Deputy
Chief of Staff for Personnel
will retire with over 30 years
Of service. He lives at 2022 Co
lumbia road NV.
Completing % years Of serv-
ice is 1t. Col. Bernice O.
Hughes, 3S1l Jay street NV.
Of the women's Army Corps
Office Of the Deputy Chief OF
Staff for Logistics.
1t. Col. James ]. Ainsworth
Army Communications Agency
will retire with 81 years Of
service. He lives at 2405 Execu-
tive avenue. Falls Church.
Mai. Raymond F. Leskovet
Of 324 Dorst drive. Alexandria
will retire from the Office Of
the Assistant Chief Of Staff foi
Intelligence with 20 years Of
service.
Chief Warrant Officer vii,
liam r. Garland. United States
Army Garrison. Fort Myer. Va.
also retires with 20 years o.
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
FAMOUS FABLES

CELEBRATION-In 1927. on
the 20th anniversary Of the
United Press news service,
Karl A. Bickel. then president
Of u. p. decided on q celebra-
ton dinner in New York. writes
Joe Alex Morris in "Deadline
Every Minute.
His big objective was to per-
suade President Coolidge to be
the speaker. The President
agreed and sent Startling, the
White House Secret Service
chief. to New York to make ar
arrangements.
Starring instructed Rickel Ia
reserve the three top floors Of
the Biltmore Hotel. where the
dinner was to be held. He was
to have 20 limousines wait
ing at Pennsylvania Station for
the presidential party. One ele-
vator in the hotel was to be
reserved for their exclusive use
Something will have to be
done about entertaining Mrs
Coolidge Starting added. Your
wife should have some ladies In
for a dinner for her. About
30. / would say
"Bickel nodded and nodded
and went about arranging
things according TO instruc.
tions. The dinner was a sue
cess. Mr.. Coolidge delivered
the principal speech. When Il
was over. Bickel sighed with re.
lief. Just then a uniformed
waiter showed a slip OF papel
in front Of him.
Sign here he said.
"Bickel signed. Then he die
a second take. He recovered
the paper and put on his spec,
tacles. His name was scrawleC
across a check for Si7,989."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Indecent Pictures
Put Seller in Jail

A Washington man was SEN
fenced TO serve 30 days In jail
yesterday and either pay $500
or serve an additional 90 days
for possessing and selling in
decent pictures and literature.
The defendant. Henry w. Le-
Brun, 81, of the 500 block OF
0allatin street NV. pleaded
guilty to the charges and was
sentenced by Municipal Court
Judge George d. Nelson.
According to police. LeBrun
operated q rotary printing press
In the rear Of his home. Police
said they arrested LeBrun on
! November 8 and coniiscated 70
aluminium printing plates used
to produce indecent literature
and 5000 indecent pamphlets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
--By WsIt Disney

holes Anonymous. II unsuc-
cesful. then I suggest that he
see q psychiatrist. These men
have much experience with
chronic alcoholics. Although
the road 70 cure Is beset with
difnculties in all cases. I think
psychiatrists bring q greater
percentage Of help 70 such pa
tients than do internists and
general practitioners - whose
energies are funneled into other
channels Of patient-physician
relationships.
! know you viii understand.
Mrs. s. g.. that I can't trea:
your husband from way back
here" ! don't know how old
he is. how long he has been
drinking. nor do / know II he
Is running away from tensions
in your home or at his work or
just running away from him
self and trying to find forget
fulness in his beer. A man
cries in his beer" for many
reasons.
That Is why II Is important
70 md out why. Do 1t before
he takes to hard liquor. Your
hardest job win be In getting
him 70 q doctor. But somewsS
somehow you must do 50.
! have known beer drinkers
who were able TO taper OF after
! prescribed mild sedatives over
q period Of months to reduce
their tensions. Perhaps this Is
all your husband needs. Per-
haps much more. II nothing
else helps his doctor may have
TO fall back on antibuse. As
one alcoholic fnow on the
wagon once said to me: Anti
buse! There's Q medicine not
Mt for q dog. In fact Il makes
you feel sick as q dog. But It's
worth 1t when t. works"
released By TIE Bell Syndicate. Inc. }
Tomorrow: How neer Q ~ screen
should young children sit-or should
they sit aeer one o. oil,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Snowmen Cove Brooks
First Troining in Art

spent one summer working In
. glue factory.
After that. he was brought
into contact with the artists
who flock to Gloucester because
Of his boat. Sailing is his hobby
and the artists were forever
asking him to raise and lower
his sails so they'd have some
thing to paint.
Noting that none Of these
artists could draw his boat pro-
perry. Dick decided to try his
hand at 1t. He sold his paint
ings 70 pay for art. life drawing
and sculpture lessons and
finally. in the spring Of 1870,
sold his first newspaper fea-
tnre-a weekly half page In the
late Boston Transcript sum-
ming up the local news.
The same year he went into
the Navy. While in the sea
service. Dicks cartoon book,
Elmer Squee. was published. II
depicted in pictures and verse
the story Of q tinid little Navy
recruit.
He was torpedoed once while
In the Armed Guard and ended
the war as executive officer Of
q destroyer escort with the rank
Of lieutenant commander.
After the war he conceived
the idea for the jackson Twins
and Il Is now q popular feature
in newspapers over the Nation.
What's next2 Dicks ambi-
ton Is to make the twins the
bestowed comic strip in the
world.
Read the jackson Twins
every day in The Star and
watch this newspaper every
day for news of the comic car
toon contest. Il is open for
entries until mid-February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
.3-Doy Ministerial
Seminar to Open

David J. Thomas. travelling
representative Of the Watch
tower Bible and Tract Society,
will speak at the opening meet
ing Of a three-day ministerial
training seminar sponsored by
Jehoyah's witnesses at 7 pm,
tomorrow in Richie Coliseum,
University OF Maryland. College
Park, Md.
Orville J. Richie. Washington
builder and minister OF the
Hillcrest Heights Congregation,
and Stephen J, Mccarthy, pre-
siding minister Of all Jehovah's
witnesses congregations In
Washington also will speak.
More than 1900 delegates
from Washington and nearby
Maryland congregations are ex-
lpected TO attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Husbands Beer Drinking Alarms Wife
sy Or. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Would
you please write In your
column Of the dangers Of
beer drinking? My husband
drinks beer every day. Al
lunch. at work. and some
times one or two bottles
before he comes home-and
then n not working that
evening just sits and empties
one bottle after another. He
says a person cannot become
an alcoholic by just drinking
beer. Is this correct?
I believe when = man Is
moody and has little interest
In anything but . bottle In
his hand he Is in danger Of
becoming an alcoholic. In
his particular case, whenever
anything came up like an
operationl he would get
drunk about that time. For
the past three months he
has drunk rs many rs nine
bottles Of beer every day.
DR.. SteincFohon. where Is the
line, II any. between drinking
for refreshment or. rs my
husband says. "just because
I like it."--and the point
where . person h In danger
Of becoming an alcoholic?
I know many persons who
are Of the opinion that beer
hasn't enough alcohol In II
10 be . danger. Ii this sos
Can q doctor do anything
outside Of the patients gen.
erai health to help . potential
alcoholic: My husband says
he Just drinks . few; but It's
q "few" over and over, and
he never admits he Is drunk
even when he walks poorly
and talks thick.
What can ! a. q wife do
about u? II doesn't seem
sensible just 10 stand by and
watch the beginning Of the
end Of home and marriage.
On Saturday and Sunday
my husband Is q slow "getter-
upper" but within an hour
he has . bottle Of beer In his
hand. I would greatly appre-
eiate any suggestions you
may give me. Thank you.
Mrs. y. s.
First. you must find som,
way to influence your HUSBAND
to discuss the problem - ant
problem II Is getting to be
Unless he is willing to talk will
q doctor I believe he will be
come . greater slave to tn,
habit. Soon hard drinks viii
take the place Of. and supple
ment. his beer.
His doctor will probably tel
him that beer drinking in larg'
amounts is. in fact. alcoholism
And that 1t would be wise TO
him to join a local rehabilita'
ton group like the IA (Alco'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
FAMILY COUNCIL.
Mun'sGIoon1
Makes Wife
Miserable
THE PRORLEM

GERTRUDE F.--Henry Is the
gi00miest person on earth.
HENRY F.--D0es she have 70
worry about the bills?
THE DETAILS
Gertrude my husband
and ! have been married ten
years and have four youngsters.
We have had = tough struggle
during these years and ] never
thought much about whether
Henry and ] were happy or not,
Recently, however. we visited
my sisters home for the holi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

Dick Brooks. author Of thu
sprightly comic strip about IN.
teen-age jackson twins. gol
into the drawing business be.
cause Of his great skill at snow
sculpture In college.
At Dartmouth In the sos
Dick was too light for football
and too poor q hitter for the
baseball team. so he found ex-
preston by winning snow
sculpture awards at the New
England school for two year,
In q row.
In fact. Dick built the world:
biggest snow statue in 1889
with the help Of so undergrad
yates. II was Q colossus 81 feet
high and Weighing more thar
20 tons In o salute 70 the fair
guests at the annual winter
carnival.
As far as the twins are con-
cerned. Dick lives his usual
everyday life with his wife and
two daughters in Westport
Conn. II he ever came close to
making an error in his handl-
ing Of the lives Of Jill and Jan
Jackson. Virginia and Laura
Brooks are always there to COR
rect him.
tYou can use the twins or
any other eemic cartoon strip
or panel I'm The Star rs
models for your entry In the
cartoon contest fer young
amateurs nov In progress.
The rules. details and an
entry blank appear every
weekday In The stars comic
pages and on Sunday In
TEEN magaxine.l
Dick Brooks was born in
Gloucester. Mass. After high
school. ne sailed as q seaman
on a Honduran banana boat.
graduated frnrY, nartmoilth and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
Big Air Conditioner

The enlarged State Depart
ment win have the largest air
conditioning system under one
roof in the District and the
third largest in the country.
according to one Of the con-
tractors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30


days. She has a young family
like ours and they are not much
better of financially. But when
saw how considerate her hus-
band was OF her. how he helped
her and the children. and how
happy she looked. ] suddenly
\ realized how much I'm missing
| Henry is the gloomiest per-
son on earth. He never cracks
q smile and It's gotten so thai
IL don't either. It's Just work
| work. work and never any hap
| piness.
I Henry Y. - Gertrude talks
! about happiness and smiles. but
does she have to worry about
how to pay the bills? No. she
just knows how TO pile UP bills
I know men who support
families on less than I'm max
ing. They aren't up TO their
necks in debt. Why? Because
their wives know how to econ
omize. Gertrude turns UP her
nose at cheap cuts Of meat. -
She says. My children have 70
have this and that" She says,
II can't stand shabby clothes
and furniture"
I'm not one for making
fights. but 1t really burns me up
inside. Gertrude wants me to
be considerate Of her, but
don't see why oil the consid-
Grafton has to be on my side.
Don't ! have rights. too?
THE COUNCILS VIEW
One reason wives get gray is
men like Henry. They insist
upon suffering in silence when
all they have to do is speak up
and something might be done
70 alleviate the suffering.
Why does Henry insist upon
burning up inside and reveal
ing his discomfort only In the
lack Of smiles. consideration
and q pleasant attitude? We
have q notion that he wants
to suffer-mainly because he
/ is trying 70 win over his wifeis
attention and knows no other
effective way Of doing so.
Gertrude has apparently been
so busy with her youngsters
that she didn't notice even
this heayy-handed appeal un.
I'll she was able TO compare
her situation with her sisters
Well. now the secret Is out
Henry. is disturbed about
money problems. Certainly. this
is important and Qertrude
must try to work out q salts
factory budget that win en-
able Henry to enjoy q little
peace Of mind.
Nevertheless. We think IL will
take more than this TO bring
smiles into this home. Both
Gertrude and Henry must be-
come deeply concerned about
each others happiness. They
should recognize that devotion
to children and to q job Is
praiseworthy, but marital hap
piness is q foundation for both,
tcopyrlsht 1858, General Features
Corpl
TomoWev: Girl teeB the sepoEa-
hon Of her persats viii shock her
honee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30

The Family Council consists 81 9
judge. . pyehisifiss, three clergy
men. . nswspopef editor. Q women's
editor end two writers. Eech article
Is q summary Of On oetsol esss
history. The eouneiI reports on
problems that hovs been dseIi with
BY responsible osencies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-30
T VIEWING TIPS
CHILDREN

What are good television
habits for children? DR..
Peter j. Steincrohn gives
his opinion in the column.
How TO Stop Killing Your
self" Tomorrow, the doc
tor offers some general
suggestions for parents on
the frequency with which
children should be allowed
TO watch T'v and how close
TO the set they should sit.
His views may help solve
the TV problem In your
home.
DR.. Stelncrohn's column
appears In The stars fea-
ture page Monday through
Friday a dynamic med
teal column that alerts us
all against unconscious
self : destruction. II will
show you the sensible way
70 health, and q fuller,
Setter and happier life.
Read DR.. Steincrohn regu-
larry In The Evening Star.
Gal suerling $4,000 Ono
home delivery.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-05

..oI'CooNsville Brick Co. | nj
je cekao dugo pa je pristupio
u redove HBZ.
Emerik nije ozejen. U kra-
ju ina oca majku druge
rodbine, a u America ina tet-
ka Augusta Pavlakovica, j
kad je doznao da je Mirko do
sac u Kanadu i on Sc odmah
spren1a da vidi Mirka. l zbi-
liza eto dolazi start tetak i u
razgovoru doslo je i to, da
upita Emerika, jest Ii clanom
H.B.Z., ali kaze Mirko da nj
je. l ma to mu kaze tetak, ne
gubi vremena i cim prize da
81 u redovina HBZ. l zaista
Emerik ie to uvazio i nabrzo
upisao sc u redove nase i sa-
da svoje HBZ. Emerik je ja-
ko dobre naravi, uvijek ma
smijan i RADIO razgovara.
Treci je brat Milan Mia
kovic, mas zumbercan, ciju
sliku takodjer ovdje donosi-
mo.
Rodjen je II. veljace, 1884.
u selu Osredak, Hrvatslza. u
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je presao il gnijezda Pomlat
ka broj $50 u odraslo clan
stvo, a to je mas mladi brat
Edward Gene Polich, ciju Sill
ku ovdje donosimo.
Mladi brat Edward rodjen
.je 8. augusta 1910. u Brazil,
Iowa, gdje je svrsio osnovnu
skolu S dobrim uspjehom. Ma
kon toga roditelji su Sc pre-
selili u Rock Island, ILL.,, gdje
je pax polazio High School i
istu zavrsio s vrlo dobrim u
spjehom. Sada je pax nasta-
VIC vecim naukama u Col
lege. Mi mu zelimo i tamo do
bar uspjeh.
Njegovim roditeljima, Mr..
Mrs. Joe Polich, cestitamo ma
dobrom odgoju svoje djece, a
mladom Edwardu zelimo sva-
ko dobro u njegovom dali
MEM zivotu i klicemo dobro
nam doSao u redove naSeg od-
sjeka.
And.jelo Jovanovich, tai.
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0dsjek 71O povetan
Sa tri nova cIana

Cooksville, Ont, Can. - O.
vim putem odsjek 710 javlja
radosnu West, da Sc je opet
povecao sa tri nova clana, a
koji SUI kako slijedi:
Prvi je mas Franjo Bra
dica, rodien IA. srpnja 1923.
u selu Bukovica, Hrvatska,
Cd cestitih roditelja, Mije i
Ljubice Bradica. F IN j o je
dosao u Kanadu pred godinu
dana, a pristupio u H. B. q.
%. svibnja, 1858. On je O.
zenjen i sada Sc priprema da
svoju suprugu i djecu dopre-
mi ovamo u Kanadu, pa da
ovdje budu svi zajedno. Tako-
djer ina svoi postolarski Ia
nat U Sjedinjenim Drzava-
ma Amerike imade ujaka, pa
Gin je cuo da je Franjo do
sac Kanadu, i odmah CHM
mu Sc je prilika pruzila do
Sac ga je pogledati. Ujak ga
je odmah upitao, da Ii je pri-
stupio u HBZ. Franjo je re-
kao da jest ujak mu je ce-
stitao, sto je dosao u redove
H. B. z. svojeg oca j drugih
vrijednih zajednicara.
! Po redu je drugi brat,
Emerik Toncic, ciju sliku ov-
die donosino.
Rodjen je u selu Cvetkovic
kraj Jastrebarskog, Hrvat-
ska, 20. rujna, 1881. U Ka-
nadu je dosao owe godine
zanoslio Sc u ovom mjestu
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M.---es,n.a, lii. - Ovdje
donosimo sliku svecara i cla-
nova nasega odsieka br. 468
H.B.Z., Jure Laktasic ME
COVE supruge Katarine, koji
slave SO godina bracnog III
vota ma rs. novembra, 1865,
u svom domu ovdje u Mather-
villu, u prisutnosti njihove
djece, unucadi, jednog pra-
unuka, zetova i kceri John i
Mary Elias Ana Louis Elias
te sina i snahe Tomo i Oracle
Laktasic.
Veseo i znacajan bio je tai
dan "a svecare sjecaju Sc ma
svoje mlade dane, te ma 50
godina sllladnog bracnog Ii
vota, u kojem su dijelili sto
no sc veil dobro i zlo. Oni su
sc vjencali u Sunji i twill u
Babovom Kotaru, Kostanjica,
Hrvatska, godine 1908. Ma
kon pet godina skupnog Ii
vota u svom rodnom mjestu,
odlucio je brat Juraj, da kao
i ostali njegovi susjedi podje
u daleki svijet, u Ameriku.
I u mjesecu septembru go
dine 1918. ostavlja svoj rod
nj kraj i svoje mile i drage
u najboljoj nadi, da ce 81 U
America svojim radon steel
bolji zivot "a sebe i svoju O.
bitelj.
Brat Juraj bio je rs godina
star, mlad, zdrav i veseo, kad
.je posao u svijet kamo ga je
srce vuklo ma putu IL domo-
vine. Valjda svaki iseljenik l.
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Ispravak

Indiana Harbor, Ind = u Ia
jednicaru broj 43 izisao je moi
dopis pod naslovom "Javna Ia
hvala", u kojem su iznesena ime-
ma darovatelja "a starodrevni
manastir Otaca Franjevaca. Po-
gresno je da je Vinko Sersic da-
rovao $500; docim Anna Hrab-
ric Marian Mihalic, koji su
darovali po $500 ispusteni su, a
gdje je zapisan Frank Dujhalit
imalo je biti Marian Mihalic.
Ovoliko do znanja i ravnanja
Mary Marulic, sabirateljica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-05
VITAMINI

Osobito mjesto u prehrani
imaju vitamini, koji su po-
trebni u minimalnim kolicina-
ma, bez kojih ne bi mogli OBJ
stati u zdravstvenom stanju.
Imamo wise vista vitamina,
koje obicno zovemo i biljezi-
mo velikim slovima abecede.
A-vitamin nalazi sc u me-
su, rib, jetri, mlijeku, jaje-
tn, putru, vocu povrcu. O.
vaj vitamin mas stiti cd "a
raznih bolesti.
B-vitamina ina u kruhu,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-05

Pomlatka gnijezda broj 425 u
odraslo clanstvo, ciju sliku ov-
die donosimo.
Mladi brat Ivan je rodjen 1.
julia 1910. ovdje u Toronto,
gdje je svrsio osnovnu sred-
nju skolu S dobrim uspjehom
i polazi ma daljnje ucenje. On
je sin dobro poznatih rodite-
liza, FRAME Anice Misetic,
rodom IL nase krsne Herce-
govine, kotar Ljubuski.
u odraslom clanstvu &c ma
ci svoje vrijedne roditelje,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-05

bi Sc upisao u HBz. Rekao
sam da to mozem ia uciniti
"a MEGA, odmah drugi dan
on dolazi kod meme i sve je
bilo uredjeno, Milan sc je u
pisao u redove HBZ.
Cd mole strane mozem da
kazem, da Sc do sada nisam
nikada sastao takvim raz-
boritim pametnim mladicem
kao sto je mas brat Milan.
On je zaista dobar i pametan
mladic, uvijek nasmijan j ra-
do pametno govori.
u ime clanstva naSeg Cd
sjeka no H.B.Z., ia vam bra
co cestitam zelim vam do
bro zdravlje i svaku srecu u
vasoj buducnosti.
v. Fabijanic
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Kanadu je dosao pred 3 mje-
SEGA nije ozenjen, pa ako
bude zdravlja i srece misli da
&c imati bolju buducnost u O.
vol zemlji. u kraju ima oca
i majku rodbinu. Milan je
jako vrijedni mladic j sigu-
ran sam da &c biti dobar "a
jednicar. CHM sam Sc upoznao
s mime i u kratkom razgo-
voru odmah me je upitao, da
mu kazem kako i kod koga
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Andorra sk|opi|a mir!

Predsjednik male pirinejske
republike Andorre Catrati sluz-
beno je saopcio, da Sc republika
Andorra ne nalazi wise u ratnom
stanju sa Njemaekom. Ia obja-
va ne dolazi mozda poslije 13.
vec poslije ravno 40 godina. Rat
no stanje, ma koje Sc Catrati po-
ziva, odnosi Sc, maine, ma Prvi
svjetski rat! Tada je Andorra
objavila rat Njemackoj carevi-
nj. Zabunom. Andorra nije bila
pozvana ma zakljucenje mira u
Versaillesu, tako da je formal
no ostala u ratnom stanju 8
obje. Njemacke sve do 18. ruj-
ma o. 6.
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dospijevaju u mlijeko.S
Ako Sc trosi sirovo mlijeko,
iii ako Sc takvo mlijeko pre-
u maslac, kiselo mlije-
ko, sir, moze Sc covjek, koji
uzima to, zaraziti.
U prokuhanom Sc mlijeku
unistavaju sve klice. Medju-
tim, i mlijeko zdravih krava
moze biti opasno "a zdravlje,
ako krava nije cista, ako O.
soba koja muze nije cista, o.
pranih ruku, ako Sc mlijeko
transportira u otvorenim po-
sudama, iii ako Sc ostavi O.
tvoreno, pa upada prasina i
muhe u NIGGA, jer sc mlijeko
lako j brzo inficira. Bakterije
sc u mlijeku vrlo brzo mno-
ze, mogu izazvati teska o.
bolienja kod covjeka. To SUI
vecinom crijevne zarazne bo-
lesti, trbusni titus, difterija /
t. d. Mlijekom Sc mogu pre-
nositi i Sarlah i difterija, ako
s mime rukuje o S 0 b a koja
boluje, iii je kliconosa takve
bolesti. M e S o m Sc takodjer
mogu prenositi neke crijevne
zarazne bolesti. Cd inficirane
zivotinje najcesce Sc prenosi
govedja ill svinjska trakavica
j trihina. Ako jedemo meso
zarazenih zivotinja, nedovolj-
no kuhano, peceno iii suseno,
prelaze jos live licinke u mas
zeludac i crijeva gdje Sc IL
njih razvije trakavica. Traka-
vice mogu doseci duzinu Cd
wise metara, te uzrokuju op-
Gu slabost, slabokrvnost j ziv-
cane smetnje.
Meso zdravih zivotinja mo-
ze sc takodjer inficirati ne
higijenskim rukovanjem, pr
ljavstinom, osobito nakon Ste
je vec priredjeno "a jelo.
muhe ma svojim organima no.
Sc prljavstinu te njome zaga'
djuju zivezne namirnice, ka.
ko zivotinjskog, tako i bilj'
nog porijekla.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-11-05

koji su dugogodisnji clanovi
nasega odsjeka. Otac mu je
predsjednik nadzornog odbo-
ra vec niz godina u nasem od-
sjeku. Takodjer u odraslom
clanstvu nalazi sestru Mary
udatu Jelavic i njezina muza
Marka, a u Pomlatlu ostav-
liza sestrice, Michael J. i Da-
vid F. Jelavic, koji SUI osigu-
rani ma 20 Year Endowment
kao i Term certificate.
Tebi brate Ivane zelimo do
bro doslicu u nase redove, a
tvojim roditeljima cestitamo
ma dobrome odgoju sina i ma
daljnjem skolovanju.
Drugi je mas brat MILO Je-
zerinac, mladji, koji je prosle
godine pred Bozic dosao il
stare domovine k svome u.ja-
ku, S.. Bradici ovdje u Toron-
to. MILO je rodjen 16. septem-
bra 1886. u selu Jezerine, ko-
tar Karlovac, Hrvatska. On sc
je osigurao ma 20 Year En-
dowment o d m a h cim sc je
zaradio i upoznao sto znaci
H.B.Z. i njezino clanstvo.
Tebi brate Milo cestitamo
sto 81 dosao u nase redove,
gdje 81 nasao svoga ujaka S.
Bradicu i diva rodjaka, Josipa
i Miju Jezerinca, starijega.
MarkO Ban,javcic, izvj.