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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-02-13
TEEN-AGE TATTLE
By hno. tny. laslty lhoush isbly lrvthiy ioiiler.

for Hawaii. . Also, Franklin High
School is sending AdOriO RudOta
and other students to participate
in a Cleveland assembly, as pay
ment to contest between the
traditional rivals. Mary Lou
Brillantes decided to stay here in
Seattle after the summer vacation
and is now staying with her bro
Their Eddie and his wife. She is
making Roadway at Forest Ridge
which she attends. Bob, who got
kicked out of Language Arts, by
substitute even. Really, Bob
Mayo, you shouldn't talk so much!
Phebe Porras recently gave her
Biology teacher a collection Of
butterflies, but that's not all she
attracts!. She was seen attend
ing a movie with Med SamOnte
and later entertaining guest who
came from Tacoma = Rudy Qui-
janice. Rudy is president of the
teen-age club there Annie Ceniza
is now going with Johnny SOriano,
but has maintained grades high
enough to be on the Honor Society
and was awarded the Quill and
Scroll for her journalistic abilities
. 8. Carmen PastOres, who is taking
six subjects (some senior courses)
and still finds time to talk on the
phone all night, attended the Fa-
ather- Daughter Desert with Mr..
Gordon, one of her teachers It
was a semi-formal occasion and
she said it was "fantabulousl"
X x
The Filipino Community Youth
Activities is expanding so as to
include the teen-agers. Many plans
are in the making among which
are: a possible luao, a fashion
show, tennis and bowling teams
and various special activities. A
corale has already been formed,
but lacks sufficient members. Any
one interested may contact Fred
Cordova. Monthly socials are also
planned.
Pepita Porras has been assigned
an OrientaPs role in a play at the
u. They plan for appearance in
statewide tour. Bye, Bye, now!
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-02-13
Brevi+ies

Philippine Ambassador Carlos p.
ROmulO has been requested by the
Washington S ia e International
Trade Fair authorities to be the
main speaker at the opening ban
quet of the Fair next April.
The kickoff banquet will be held
at the Olympic Hotel on Friday,
April "a.
Consul Bartolome A. Umayam
is pinch-hitting for Ambassador
Carlos p. Romulo sometime this
month. Mr.. Umayam will fulfill
speaking engagement in Belling-
ham which the Ambassador is un-
able to meet.
Mrs. Emilio f. Fabico, who is
expecting soon, was given a show
err by Mrs. Muriel Mann at her
home, 1858 10th w. last month.
Mrs. Prisca Langoey also gave
a similar party at her home, 63I9
Brooklyn Ave. MISS Margaret
Black, earlier In the month, also
honored Mrs. Fabico with a sur
prise shower.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1959-02-13
PERSONAL

Mr.. Riesburg, former Franklin
High School principal, was given
a royal send-off, Hawaiian stlye,
by JOanne Mendoza as she hula
danced at the airport when he left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Readers
CleQrinq
House
Homemoker Helper
Miss N. M, Washington

MISS ~. M - WuSHUIyIOU
To all readers and espe-
cially Mrs. J.L.H., College
Park; Mrs. DIS, Washing
ton; and Mrs. HI, Bethes-
da.
Send a postcard with your
name and address to Office
of information, U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, WASH
ington 25. DC, requesting
'List No. S, Popular Publica-
lions for the Farmer and
Homemaker."
This catalogues hundreds
of pamphlets on ways of
canning, nutrition, insect
control, sewing, ETC.. and has
instructions for obtaining 10
different subjects free.
Thousands of dollars of
taxpayers money has been
spent in research. ETC., to pro-
duce these invaluable guides.
All this has been done in the
interest of spreading au-
thentic know how" to the
whole population ito YOU'D,
regardless of wealth or sta
ton in life in order to help
improve health, care for
property, make things, etc.,
so that we will each be
helped to create a better
standard of living with what
resources we have. Isn't it
wonderful!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Re: Doll Furniture

Mrs. P. J. L., Washington
TO Mrs. H. L. H., AnnGndGle
! have two catalogS con-
corning doll furniture and
will send along the addresses:
Dolly Dear Accessories, Al
berta K. Allen, Rives, Tenn,
and Chestnut Hill Studio,
Box 1877, South Egremont.
Mass.
The Chestnut Hill catalog
is more for antique collectors,
since all the lovely little items
are so expensive. 1t is quite
a thrill to have the catalog
and just sort of relax and
daydream over the many
beautiful collectors items.
The furnishings in Dolly
Dear catalog are more reas-
enable and I believe, identi-
cal to the doll house furnish
-ings found at Schwartz.
Fifth avenue, N. Y. I be-
lieve that Schwartz is more
expensive.
Could anyone give me in
formation about doll clubs in
the district?. I may have been
mistaken all these years when
I was buying dolls for my
two daughters; now that theil
interest has Jagged somewhat
I find myself still fascinated
with dolls.
Thanks for any informa-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
New York Tourist

Mrs. H. o. M, Washington
Two questions I would ap-
preciate answers to:
/. Do the boat trips around
Manhattan continue all win
ter?
2. How can a tourist in
New York City, without a
car, reach the Vanderbilt and
Roosevelt mansions on Long
Island?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Floral Problem

Mrs. H. A. H., Arlington
Will the readers kindly
give me information on dry
ing weeds and flowers for
floral arrangements?
I am interested in drying
flowers so they will retain
their color. What flowers are
best for drying?
Thanks very much for your
help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Wonts Myrtle

Mrs. A. M. M, Rockville
Occasionally RICH neigh
bors" have offered shrubbery
for the digging and I'm Won
dering if anyone has crepe
myrtle of any size - even
shoots-that they would like
to dispose of or wish to share.
We would gladly exchange
what shrubs or plants we
have for some crepe myrtle.
Last spring we tried every
where to find it, without sue
cess, so I'm resorting to "old
faithful" RICH where every
reader seems to be a friend.
It's the one section of the
newspaper I never miss!
Please contact me through
RICH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Bucklinq Floors

Mrs. R. L., HyattSUille
I have parquet floors over
o concrete slab. Water got
under the squares and they
are buckling. What can I
do to speed their returning to
their normal size? Has any
other reader had this trouble?
Any help would be appre-
ciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Cut Gloss
L. II

I have some pieces Of cut
glass which belonged to my
mother. They have a milky
looking deposit on them
which spoils their brilliance.
Does anyone know how to
remove this? Thank you.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15
PR E W AY
n E " s
BY EDWARD GORE


| Keith Lay of Durham spent
the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lay of Oily
phic
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hercur Brachel
lof Old Dock spent Sunday with
Mrs. Dollie Reaves Of Pireway
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Ray Larri-
more of Raleigh spent the wcel
end with his parents and rela-
tives Mr.. and Mrs. Lundy Larri-
more and children and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Cecil Duncan all of Pire.
way
/ Misses Cathcy Cox of Tabo,
City spent last week with hel
sister Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buck
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie CanadS
spent Sunday with his brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Canady OF
. Acme
Miss Mary Williamson OF
Lunberton spent the week enc
with her parents and sister and
brother in-law Mr.. and Mrs
George Williamson OF Naklna
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Paul {. Gore
IF Pi:eway.
Mrs. Lacy Stanley of White
vile spent Sunday with her
laughter Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
duncan.
%... Ind Mr.. Gene Ray Larrl-
ore of Raleigh. ana Mrs. Lun-
y Iarrl:norv ana children O.
n',Hv -r.n' Sunday with Mr.
e.: A.r:. Dow Harrison. and Mr.
E..~ JOCK Martin of VIII
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15

Senator Arthur Williamson
explained today his action Of
getting a petition signed by
members of the Democratic
Executive Committee calling for
reappointment of the present
county school board.
Il could not contact person.
ally every citizen of the county
on the school board issue so l
went to the Democratic ENecu-
tive Committee for their feel
ings about the matter. The cx-
ecutive committee represents 4
croSS-Section of the county and
81 of 25 members signed a petit
ton requesting Representative
Ed Williamson and me to re-
appoint the present Board of
Education in the county" said
Senator Williamson.
Thus, with the petition from
the Democratic Executive Com
mittcc the Senator killed the
House bill presented by Repre-
sentative Ed Williamson calling
for a completely new county
board of education. In its place
he introduced legislation in the
Senate re-appointlng the pres
ent county board. The measure
passed the Senate and was sent
TO the House where its fate rests
with Representative Ed VIII
hanson.
Senator Williamson offered 4
on naming the
VAUDEVILLE city school board He
for each Solon to nam,
three members and flip a coin
for the privilege of naming In,
fourth member. This offer wa>
declined by Representative Vii
hanson
If the bill introduced by Sen
ator Williamson fails To- pass in
the House of Representative
then II will probably be after
the General Assembly adjourns
before official action is taken on
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15

-. Ny. and Mrs. Lacy W.
Long.
Miss Jcnrette Elderdicc OF
W-...u.',u spent last week
W.. NJ, Erma Buck of Pre-
WY.
l.r and Mrs. Curtis Larri-
u. P.rcway spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Canady
.r. Acme.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Paul Long and
G. .ldrcn o: Nakina spent Sun
Iav with Mr.. and Mrs. Macie
long
Davis GrIcc, and Robert Buck
Of Pireway spent the week end
with friends in Wilmington.
Miss Martha Gore of Tabor
City spent the week end with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gore
M-Sgt. Nolan l.. Chestnut sta
toned at Camp Pickett Va. has
returned to camp after spend
ling several days with his fam
lily.
Guy Gore of Longs, S. c. spent
Saturday with his father J
Major Gore Sr. of Pireway.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Tedder
of Lake Waccamaw spent Sum-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Macie
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Norris
OF Bethel spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Todd Of
IChadbourn spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T
Smith.
Mrs. Effie Hewett of Myrtle
Beach, was the Saturday guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin w. Long
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs
Macie Long and son Bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Chest
nut of Nakina were Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Louise Chestnut
of Clyphic.
Mrs. Carl Benton, and chill
dren of Boones Neck were Sun
day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T
E. Smith Sr., and Mrs. F. A
Coleman.
Mr.. and MrS Lonnie Grice
and Willard Grice spent Sunday
with Mr.. Grice's brother Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Grice of LAX,
Waccamaw.
Gordon Townsend of White
vile was visiting in the Pre-
way community Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Ward
| of Savannah, Ga. spent Thurs
lday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnis
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15
Birthday
Calendar
Birthday Calendar Trib

Birthday Calendar Trib ...........'
Thurs. April 9 - Tom Gar
rell, Auty HARRISON, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ruey Hewett. wedding an
niversary.
Fri, April 10 - Lila Lancas-
ter, lila Pearl Lancaster.
Sat, April IL - Frank Joye.
Max Smith. Mrs. Clyde Single
tary, Joey Coleman. Mrs. Kern
Prince, Mary Dell Joyner. JOY
ce s. Mains, Hessie Fowler;
MIR. and Mrs. Austin Miller,
wedding anniversary.
Sun. April IL - Roy Gore.
Leroy Long. Mitchell McPher-
son; Mr.. and Mrs. Audry Jolly
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15

Gree.
Miss Betty Jean Williams 0f
Longwood was the Sunday guess
of Miss Connie Mac Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin G. Long
and MIR. and Mrs. Henry W
Faux of Pireway enjoyed trip
at Orton'S Plantation near VII
mlngton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis Jr.
and children of Darlington spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnic Grice and fam
lily of Pireway.
M-Sgt. Nolan L. Chestnut. and
Mrs. Ozie Chestnut of Nakina
spent Sunday with d. l.. Meares
of Delco.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15

wedding anniversary
Mon. April Is - Bill Wright.
Tues. April IA - Laura j
Teal. Billy Worth Spivey. Mrs.
Ken Lowell.
Wed, April Is - Royce Har-
relson; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l..
Sweeley.
Birthday Calendar Trib
Thurs. April l6 - B. Worth
Fowler. johanna Herlocker: Mr.
and Mrs Ben Hulk. wedding an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15
PLAIN
TALK
LET'S RECONSIDER

l noted that the county board of education voted
to charge a slight fee when civic clubs school
cafeterias for banquets, etc.
While it is sound business management to make
such move there are many things to be considepd
even in sound business management.
Ordinarily these same civic groups called upon
to give aid the school in fashion each year
is these groups who work closely with school pro-
grams in most communities.
Schools won't collect much by charging civic clubs
the cafeterias but chances they will
Il great deal over a period of time in public good
will if nothing else.
If it isn't too late - the board of education would
do well reconsider its action and take look aAit
from the civic club members viewpoint.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15

niversary.
Fri, April II - Roger Dale
Raw. Sarah HARRISON. Teresa
Miller, Terrell J. Rozier. =.
Sat. April ID - Mrs. p. -
Cox, Carl Brubaker.
Sun. April 10 - Kenneth Kay
Mrs. u. S. HARRISON. Letta Stew
ems. Oscar stew Eddie
Wright.
Mon. April 20 - Kin LoVell
Tues. April 81 MOTIFS
Cash" Carroll.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15
YOU HAVE TO LEAVE HOME

Alice Ann Horne pretteSt herself right into the
Miss Greenvle" title and don't be surprised If she
away with the Miss North Carolina title in
Il few months.
She is pretty - talented - poised - sophisticated
and perSonabe.
Just more proof that sometimes you have to leake
home to be appreciated
OF course. this pretty young thing has certainly
developed greatly in beauty poSe etc since the last
time she competed in any local beauty pageant. Thus
isn't fair say she won in Greenville but didn't
win in Tabor City
NonetheleSS, home folks are proud of their GIRL
OF course, everyone knew all along she was going
to win. That's Just the way things go when
energies victorious.
LIFE GETS TOUGH =
I've decided it wouldn't take any more travelling
to for Congress than does to try to get elected
state president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
For instance - last week | was in Benson on
Monday, Sanford Tuesday. Morganton on We'd
nesday Burlington on Thursday and North Wlkesboro
Saturday.
This week | was in Wilmington Tuesday and
will he in GoldSboro Wednesday andi in Morehe"d
City Saturday -
Next week | have to be in Shelby on Monday,
Spring Hope Tuesday, Elizabeth City on WedneS-
day Thomasville Thursday and Franklin on Friday
The following week go to Lumberton, MocksVllle
on Friday, and Spencer on Saturday.
Only thing left after that is the state convention
in Ashevile Then the fruit, if any of all these trips
in April will be evident. -,
With such a schedule you can readily understand
my appreciation for the advertisers upon whom call
for giving their ad copy early
When people ask me if it is worth such palnStaKlng
trips and the sacrifices it is then that wish they were
able to see the overall picture regarding how much
is contributed to each community IN North Carohna
by Jaycees throug their interest in civic service
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15
School Board Issue
Is Still Unsettled

appointing county board memb-
ers. Then, the Supt. OF Educa-
ton will refer to the recon-
mendations of the Democratic
Executive Committee.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-04-15

-. NJ. and Mrs. Lacy w
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

Gornja sika je snimljena godisnjoj proslavi sv.
Vaha nedelju, 1. februara, 1859. Dok je Father vi
tai Vodusek zmoo molitvu pozornci sjedih hje
desnO slijedeci:
Mrs Glenn Anderson, Lit. Governor, Glenn M An
derson Peter Obad predsjednk drustva Sveti Vlaho;
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

Mayor George Christopher, Mrs. George Christopher,
Mrs Ann Judinch pevacica crkvi Nativiti Mrs. Kay
Petrucea Rudolph Paihnich clan nadz Odbora drustva
Sveti Vaho, Nicholas Alaga, odvetnk, stojeic Ninfa
Sutlovich koa je tom prgodom izvadala svoju tocku
programa velike zadovOjstvo prsutnog narOda-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

mega aluminija. Drugi nebo-
ticnik je zgradila ma zemljis-
Gu Bell Telephone druzba in
sedaj gradi znani Conrad Hill
ton, "a nadstropij visok ho-
tel il zlato pobarvanega alu-
minija. Poleg tega pa zavaro-
valninska d ru Z b d postavlja
6etrti neboticnik IL jekla, IRA
ven MEGA pa podzemeljsko
garazo "a $50 avtomobilov,
XII DO zvezana direktno Z ho-
telom. Vrhu garaze bo pa
zgradila park, v katerem sc
bodo lahko obiskovalci odpo-
tili v vrocih dneh.
(Dalje sledi)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

va m a 10 G covjeka u jugo-
istoenoj Evropi".
Djelo je haslo u nakladi
Robert Speller & Sons, Pub
fishers, Inc, New York SO.
Tvrdo uvezana knjiga sa 280
stranica teksta nekoliko TO
tografija tiskanih ma prvo-
razrednom papiru moze Sc ma
ruciti Iii izravno dobiti u u
rednistvu Zajednicara, Philip
VulEelich, 3441 Forbes Street,
Pittsburgh Is, Pa. Cijena je
5 dolars-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

ske. Opisuje Sc radjanje, or
ganiziranje i djelovanje Hr-
vatskog Seljaekog Pok r e t a
kod cega je DR.. Macek cd sa-
mog po9etka najuzi suradnik
brace Radie, a poslije muee-
nicke smrti Stjepana Radica
njegov Hasljednik u vodstvu
Hrvatske SeljaGke Stra n k e.
PoEnati afnericki novinar, sa-
do vel pokojEM r. n. Mark
ham relsao je n DR.. Macka,
da je "Jedan cd najhrabrijih
i najodanijih pobornika pra-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

ga imeli hisni posestniki ter
poskusajo iznajti move napra-
We, katere sc zboljsujejo vsa-
ko leto, toda imajo se veliko
della pred seboj predno bodo
popolnoma odpravili dim. Ko-
likor Sc pa tice zeleznic, XII
so bile tudi enc najvecjih po-
vzrociteljev dim a, 80 sedaj
vecinoma vse ma disel motor
je ter so toraj v tenn oziru
skoraj popolnoma zadovoljile
zakon.
MESTO Sc PRENAVLJA
Kakor nitro Sc je Pitts
burgh ocistil dina, so zaceli
razni denarni mogotci priha-
jati v mesto in pregledovati
zemljisca, kjer bi sc lahko
zgradilo neboticnike "a urade,
katerih so v mestu potrebo-
vail vedno vec. Velike zavaro-
valne druzbe, kakor Metro
politan Life in Equitable Life
Assurance Society, so posla-
le svoje uradnike sem, z ma
menon, da Sc prepricajo, ce
bi sc izplacilo uloziti njihovo
imovino v nova mestna po-
slopja. Po daljsem pregledo-
vanju in posvetovanju sc je
Equitable kompanija odlotila
odkupiti vec 8 t a ri h zgradb
v juzno-zapadnem delu mesta,
ista podreti in ma njihovem
mestu zgradiu vee neboticni-
kov. Vzelo je par let predno
je mogla ia nacrt izvesti, to-
da leta 1848 sc je zacelo po-
diranjem in nato Z graje-
MEM.
Equitable druzba je najprej
postavila tri neboticnike, vsa-
h 30 nadstropij visok in vsi
trije 30 zgrajeni IL cistega
jekla (stainless steeD. Nato
je Rrodala del zemljisca dr.
zaH PennsylvaniJ, katera t
zgradila nebotitnik "a drzav-
ne urads il modro pobarva-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

u vremenima velikih katA-
strofa zbrke uvijek Sc jaw
ljaju najveci umovi. Najcisca
rudaca Sc proizvodi u najvru-
cim pecima, najsvijetlija Sc
munja izmami IL najtamnie
oluje. - Cotton
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
IN THE STRUGGLE FOR
FREEDOM
(U Borbi n Slobodu)

NapisaO DR.. Vladko Mack
Ovo je zivotopis eovjeka,
koji sc cd najranije mladosti
bozi r. pravo seljastva slo-
bodu hrvatskog naroda. On
Sc u toj borbi pridrzavao ma
celia 'Radije trpiti nepravieu,
nego je d,ugom nanijeti" :. .
i Sato je cesto zvan "Hrvat-
ski Gandhi". U knjizi Sc nizu
dogadjaJ najnovije politieke
povjesM Hrvata, njihova O.
porba presizanjima Beca, Pes
to j Beograda Y prava Hrvat-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
DRUGA SVETOVNA
VOJNA

Koncno je bila ordinance
proti dimu vpeljana in mesto
Sc je zacelo pripravljati, da
izvede novo postavo, ko je
nepricakovan dogodek preko
noci preprecil to namero. Me-
SEGA decembra 50 Japonci ma
padli Pearl Harbor in 8 tenn
je nastala druga svetovna
,vojna. Dezela sc je zavedala,
da DO morala napeti vse sile,
&c bo hotela poraziti sovraz-
nika, kajti moral smo sc bo-
riti ne samo proti Japoncu
temvee tudi proti Hitlerju.
Pittsburgh, kot sredisce jek-
larske industrije, je moral ma
peti vse moci, da producira
tenn vec tako potrebnega jek-
la "a vojne potrebe, XII so BIZ
lie velikanske. Pozabljena je
bila ordinance proti dimu;
ljudje so imeli ma mislih sa-
mo vojno, XII je zahtevala ved-
no vet potrebscin.
Pc koncani vojni, sc je "a
cello zopet govoriti o dimu in
blatu in pozivela Sc je agita-
CHA "a odpravo nesnage. Le-
ia 1916 so ponovno podpisah
nekoliko prenovljeno ordinan-
co, XII bi imela otistiti mesto.
Da ne bodo lastniki his, XII 80
kurili premogom, takoj pre-
vee prizadeti, so Jim dovolili,
da smejo primesati brezdim-
nemu premogu tudi nekoliko
mehkega premoga, toda mo-
rajo patti, da ne povzrocijo
vec kot gotovo kolicino dina.
Kdor bi presegel to kolicino,
bi bill denarno kaznovan. BIZ
10 je prigovorov, ali koncno
so Sc prebivalci udali in ta-
ko je nastal zacetek ciscenja
v Pittsburghu.
Ker je bill brezdimni pre-
mog rnnogo drazji, naravni
plin pa primerno po ceni, so
zaceli mnogi hisni lastniki po-
stavljati v hisah move peel ma
plin in s tenn "a vedno nehali
kuriti s premogom. Spocetka
so marsikaterega kaznovali,
XII Sc nj. h o t el pokoriti "a
konu, toda polagoma so sc
vsi podali, tako, da danes ne
'vidite il privatnih his cello Il
mo nobenega d i m as Vecina
sedaj kuri s plinom; kateri Sc
uporabljajo premog, sc poslu-
zujejo brezdimnega.
Toda tovarne in ivarne se
vedno povzrocajo dim, dasi ne
" toliki meri kot pref. MIN
je seveda tezje odpraviti dim
popolnoma, ker morajo obra-
tovati noe in dan. Instalirali
so mnoge naprave "a ujetje
dina, katere so Sc pa le DEL
no obnesle. Po zakonu imajo
vec casa v Ia namen kot so
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
Cd g|avnog predsjednika H. 81.
Dvije vrijedne odsjecne priredbe
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(Nastavak g. strane)
vastog dzepa darovao odseku svou cd $500 pokce
troskova ovog banketa tako da predba bude so
Mi teret odsjeku Kud eete epseg primjera brat
skog osjetaja zajednicarske duse?!
Veseilo je takodjer pozdravt rukovati So
godsnjakom, canom odsjeka, bratom Stepanom Bernar
dice, nekadasnjim clanom Gavnog Odbora Glavne Po-
rote Hrvaske Bratske Zaednice ko e ceog svog ii
voa med bracom Ceveandu bio jedan cd stupova drus
tvenog rada.
Madam da &c netko IL odsjeka potanko opisati
nacanu velcanstvenu proslavu odsjeka pocast nasih
5Ogodisnjaka, jer oni to zasuzil Sa mole srane
me Glavnog Izvsnog Odbora, casnika ceokupnog Clan
stva Hrvaske Braske Zajednce zazelo swim 50gods
njacima svecarma e prosave da in dobr Bog uzdrM
dju zivotu jos mnogo, mnogo godna zdravlju
sred zadovoljstvu krugu njihovh obitelj prateja
dobrobit njihovog odsjeka Hrv Bratske Zajednice
Postumo cenimo nase starije ono, sto u
chill "a nasu zajedncu mladjim dani pa &c nasi mia
df sutradan postovat i cijenit mas rad cd danas.