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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
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silver prospector reveals rich
ore discovery and HOLSTER feors
violence. Pot Convoy stors. IRE
peot)
9-PhiI SiIvers Show. Comedy.
BiIko decides to 90 into the hotel
business. (Repeot.)
$3.50
4-The Western TheoteT.
1.-THE Hole-in-the-Woll Cong"
Hordie gets himself jailed in on
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

on Loose
Stock

Highway Partolman E. c.
Allbritton of Lexington said this
week an intensive breakdown
on loose stock on highway is in
progress and people are urged
to keep their stock up or face
possibility of having them pick
ed UP and carried to a pound.
Patrolman Abortion said the
increase in the number of
COWS and hogs on highwaysi in
the area is a growing hazard
for motorists.
Eight cows were picked I'D
on Highway IL Tuesday and
brought to the pound in Lex
ington where they will be kept
until owners claim them. The
officer said a charge of So. so
per head is being assessed for
loose stock taken up, plus a
$500 fee per head for hauling
them in. In addition there is
a charge of 81 per head per day
for feeding any taken up stock.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

She was rushed to the hospital
in Lexington and from there
to the University Hospital in
Jackson for treatment. She's
back at the Holmes County
Memorial Hospital but she
faces a long hard road to re-
covery.
On January II she will face
surgery for skin grating.
To make the story more ira
gic, the family had no hospital
insurance and the hospital and
doctors expenses is going to
be a hard burden for the fam
lily.
Friends of the family have
started a 'Tandy Grantham''
fund and already $40 has been
raised to help this unforunaf.
family. We are urging our
readers to help the Granthams
in an hour of sorrow and hard
ship. You can do it by send
ing a check to: Tandy Grant
ham Fund, in care of Beulah
Baptist Church, Lexington.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

Game At
Coxburg Sat.

The Future Farmers of Anne
RIGA Chapter at Coxburg is spo-
nsoring a Donkey Basketball
game to be played at Coxburg
January Q, beginning at 7:30
AS an added attraction there
will be three races of Mechan-
ical Donkies, something that
has never been shown in this
area, and is highly popular
with audiences.
I. T. Gardner, FLA Chapter
Advisor said riders for the Don
key basketball game are urged
to contact him before the game
starts in order to get the team
lined up. Advance tickets are
on sale now and can be pur-
chased from any member of
the Chapter. Admission at the
gate is IS cents for adults and
so cents for students. Advance
tickets are go cents for adults
and 40 cents for students.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
Tragedy Near
Thornton
Christmas

Six persons were killed in
stantly Christmas day north of
Thornton on Hwy. 49E, in one
of the worse highway accidents
ever to happen in Holmes coun-
ty.
The dead include drivers of
both cars, Claude Thornton
who lived at Wolfe Lake, and
Negro Aaron Byas of Leland,
their wives and two Byas child
rem.
Five other Byas children and
Thornton's two daughters were
injured. One of the Byas
children, died Sunday morning
from the injuries, at the Hol-
mes County Memorial Hospital
in Lexington, where all the in
Jured were carried. The Thorn
ton children, both seriously in.
jured, were taken to a Jack
son hospital.
The accident occurred lust
south of the Highway IL inter
section. Witnesses said it look
ed as if Byas swerved into the
path of the Thornton car and
they hit headon.
Investigating the accident
were Sheriff Andrew P. Smith,
Deputies T. J. Evans and C.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
Tondy Gronthom Fund
To Aid Burn Victim

Christmas this year for little
Tandy Grantham, eight year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Granthan, who live
out the BroZwell road, was
spent in pain and agony.
Tragedy struck little Tandy
just two days before the big
day in her life and she spent
Christmas day in the hospital
and will spend nobody knows
how many more there before
she is well again.
It was on the night of the
23rd, while Tandy's mother lay
sick in bed, that Tandy, dress
ed for bed got to close to a
space heater and her gown
caught fire. She started run
ming, but her mother was able
to stop her and wrap her in
a blanket, snuffing the fire be-
fore it completely snuffed out
her life. She received third
degree burns from her waist
down.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
Washateria
To Open
In Lexington

A coin-operated, self service
laundry will open for blsiness
in Lexington Saturday, Janu-
airy 2. To be known as the
Velly Clean Washateria, the
laundry, located at POI Carroll
ton ST., to the rear of the Hol-
mes County Herald office, viii
have its formal opening cere-
monies Monday and Tuesday,
January 4 and 5.
The new Washateria is owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cereme Ellis
of Gulfport, who will be here
during the opening ceremonies.
Mr.. Ellis is the brother of
Mrs. Wallace Johnson.
During the grand opening
Monday and Tuesday, patrons
may use the washers free of
charge from 8 am. to 6 pm.
each day. There vii be free
refreshments and Mr.. and
Mrs Ellis are inviting every
one to come by and visit with
them.
The new firm viii be open a
hours daily for the convenience
of the customers. Ten coin
operated washing machine and
four large dryers have been In
stalled. Soap and bleach riS-
pensers have ben installed also
for the users convenience.
Charges for the use Of the
machines will be 25c for a full
washer load of 9 pounds for a
80 minute cycle. Dryers viii
hold 3 washer loads and the
charge for their use is 25c.
Coca Cola, candy and cigar
cite machines have been in
stalled for the convenience Of
the customers.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
by Chester Marshall

After more than five years
of operation, The Four County
News of Pickens ceased pub
LEGATION this week with the Dec.
80 issue.
In a front page editorial,
Publisher Curtis H. Mullen
said the decision for disbanding
the weekly paper was due to a
lack of sufficient advertising
income.
The Four County News be-
gan publication in 1854 as an
experiment" according to
the publisher, as an "area"
newspaper giving the people in
a sparsely populated area with
no sizeable towns in Madison,
Holmes, Attala and YaZoo CO.
unties coverage that they had
not previously had.
The paper was published in
the Madison County Herald
Plant at Canton and maintain
ed an office as base of opera.
ton at Pickens.
The Four County News will
certainly be missed, mostly by
the people of Pickens, Mana
ging Editor James H. Lacey,
Jr. and publishers Curtis and
Phil Mullen are to be congra-
tulated on an excellent job of
giving the people in that area
a top flight newspaper. During
its five years of existance, the
paper won numerous state and
National awards for general
excellence and pictorial cover
age.
But the cold fact remains
no matter what quality a news
paper is produced, sufficient
support by advertising has to
be maintained to keep it oper-
ating.
Editor Lacey, in his People
and Things column. had this
to say about the closing:
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
Good Paper, Good Competitor;
Four County News Bows Out

But we would like to get
one thing clear and absolute:
The reason that the Four Co
unity News is ceasing publica-
ton is the fact that I have not
been able to convince enough
of the merchants of the area
that advertising pays off.
There are no other reasons.
Other newspapers, vague ru-
mors of pressure plays, radio,
or other considerations are only
mentioned in speculative ru-
morS.-"
The Holmes County Herald
is numbered among the many
friends of Jim Lacey and the
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
Officials To Take
Office Monday Jan. a

History will be made in Hol-
mes county Monday, January
4, when a woman for the first
time takes office as Sheriff and
Tax Collector. Also for the
first time, a man will be sworn
in as county coroner-ranger.
Mrs. Andrew P. Smith will
succeed her husband as Sheriff
and Tax Collector. She won the
election last summer, defeating
Y. B. Bruce in the run-off. A
Durant attorney, James A.
White of Durant, will take office
as county coroner-ranger. Mr..
White, by petition, got his name
on the General Election ballot
in November, without OPPOSITION
for this office. A written can
didate, DR.. j. j. Kazaar, re-
ceived more votes than did
White, but his votes we're de-
clared void in a decision by the
Attorney General.
Only one new face will be
among the Board of Supervisors
when they meet Monday. He
~
is Clover Johnson, who defeat
ed Roy Brown for Supervisor,
Beat 1. Others being sworn in
for new terms are Ray Camp
bell, his first full term, Beat 2;
Leslie Smith, Beat Three, EsteI
Scott, Beat 4, and w. w. Sal
ley, Beat 5. The Board will
elect a new president and Leslie
Smith is expected to take this
position. Roy Brown is the out
going president of the board.
Chancery Clerk Parham H.
Williams, Sr.. unopposed in last
summers election will be sworn
in by Circuit Clerk Henry Nc
Lellan, also unopposed. Mr..
Williams, in turn, will swear in
the other county officers. These
include Denton Rosamond, Tax
Assessor, L. r. Thompson,
county superintendent of edu-
cation; and Pat Barrett, county
attorney.
During her campaign, Mrs.
Smith said her chief deputy will
be her husband, the outgoing
Sheriff Her other deputies,
she said will be George Floyd
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
Promises Fulfilled

Politicians do keep their cam
paign promises, at least some
times, as evidenced by two
Winona men who promised
their voters if elected they'd
ride a donkey and bull all the
way from Winona to Jackson.
Hugh Bailey, who was elected
to the office of Senator from
Montgomery and Carroll count
les, is shown riding the don
key, Jenny Bell, and Buster
Montague. on the bull, elected
constable. are shown as they
rode into Durant, on the first
leg of their journey to Jackson.
Top picture shows the two in
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

front of Hotel Durant, talking
to Mrs. j. P. Durham.
Bailey and Montague IOde
into Jackson at IL am. We'd
nesday morning finishing one
of the most highly publicised
trips from Winoma ever made.
In Jackson they were met by
the Winona Confederate Caval-
ry, 10 strong, the riding club
Bailey organized, and which
has paraded nationwide.
When the rider arrived in
Durant Saturday, they were
treated to a supper by Durant
members of the riding club.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
BY CHESTER MARSHALL

AS IVY fades into history we
would like to extend our warmest
greetings to the citizens in Holmes
county for a New Year filled to over
flowing with health, happiness, peace
and prosperity.
And too, we would like to take
this opportunity to express our sim
cere appreciation for the wonderful
reception all over the county the
Herald has experienced in it's first
year of existence. Without the true
loyalty SO many of you have shown
during the past year, we could not
have made it this far.
Some, very few, said it could
mt be done.
Looking back over the past we
can't help but remember the vicious
attacks made on this paper by one
OF our newspaper competitors who
said the Herald was being organized
to SUPPRESS FREEDOM OF
THE PRESS, hat it was to be run
by a pressure group who would tell
the people of Holmes county what to
do at the beck and call of a few two
bit politicians.
We ignored these attacks, sim
ply because they were so ridiculously
absurd,
Instead, we set our sights up
the long and weary road and jour
neyed forth on the task of starting
a brand new newspaper from
scratch. We dedicated ourselves to
giving our readers a clean, newsy,
countrywide newspaper free from
the shackles of outside dictitorial in
fluence.
AS we look back one year ago
when 1859 was about to come into
being, plans for organizing the paper
were taking shape. A vast major
ity of the people of Holmes county
for well founded reasons felt a need
for another newspaper. One hun
dred and ninty three of these people,
representing every community in the
county, bought stock in the new 20
rporation, and thecHerald was borny
1t was not conceived asa SPITE
newspaper as has been claimed by
our competitor. The first issue was
published on January 20.
We are now shedding our dia-
pers and in just a short four more
weeks, we will don our long pants,
because on that date we will have
grown up. On that date, under
Mississippi law, we will became eli
gibile to publish advertising pertain
ing to all legal matters, including
proceedings of MI Board of Super
visors. We will earnestly solicit this
business from the attorneys in our
county and the members of the
Board of Supervisors, because we
know without this source of rev
enue, and without National Advert
lsing, it is an impossibility for a
small town weekly newspaper to
continue to operate - UNLESS
THERE is SOME u OF
OUTSIDE REVENUE.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

News, who bemoan the passing
of an excellent weekly news
paper.
To the people of Pickens and
the area we regret your losing
your hometown paper and
hope in the future we can fill
this vacated spot by giving
your area a more thorough
coverage in the Holmes County
Herald.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
Contest Winners

bright for the holiday season.
This year the Southern Natural
Gas Company placed a giant
brightly lighted Christmas tree
at the Plant where it could be
viewed by all persons passing
on Highway 81. The Metho-
dist Church also added a dis
play this year portraying the
manager scene beside the
church. Both Of these added
Continued ON Page o.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
Late Start
No Space
Sorry

Due to a late start on this
weeks issue after the Christ
mas holidays, and the lack of
space, we were forced to leave
out some of the news this week.
This news will appear in next
weeks Herald.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

From the beginning your editor
has run this newspaper with the best
of his ability. We started green, but
a lot of invaluable experience has
been gained over the past year. We
have called our own shots, and
have not and will not be dictated to
by any group, whether it be in Chi
cago, New York : or BALTIMORE.
MARYLAND.
We have not deliberately edi-
torialized, literally, to catch the eye
of minority groups, solely for per-
sonal gain. Nor have we abused
our privilege of freedom of the Dress
to heap false accusations on any
body or group of people in our w
home county, simply because they
refuse to bow down to our way of
thinking. We respect the other fell
lows opinion and guard his right to
express it.
We realize the heavy respons-
ibility a newspaper editor has to his
readers and we will never shirk
this responsibility by sacrificing the
welfare of any citizen of our county
by grasping for larger grapes in the
journalistic field with unjust public
ity. An editor who would do this
should move on to greener pastures.
We have not and will not try to
divide our people into separate
camps, whether they be white or
colored. because we think harmony
between the races is far better than
a divided house.
We do not believe in govern
ing by force, because the will of the
people, in our book, will always pre-
vail.
And SO, under the policies
above, the Herald has steadily grown
stronger. Contrary to the thoughts
behind the attacks made on us in
the beginning, we stockholders in the
Holmes County Publishing Com
pany had the right to organize a
newspaper and publish it as we saw
fit. If that right is eve denied any
person, or group of people, then our
oddsmoccracy and country is lost,
j onAssWe move into our 9th month
OF publication, 1--WE can truthfully
claim a countrywide circulation of
approximately 1000 subscribers, of
whom over no are colored. We
challenge any other publication in
Holmes county to prove they have
more.
We know OF no case where
merchants anywhere in Holmes
county have been pressured" into
advertising with us the past year.
Far be it from it : We know : be-
cause we We had to sell every inch
of advertising hat has u in the
Herald this year.
AS to our future : 1t looks
bright. We've had to struggle to
make ends meet this past year., but
We face the new year with renewed
determination and with faith in God
and the good people of our native
Holmes county, we can see the other
side of the hump.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31
IN PTCKTNS

Doorways. windows and
Christmas trees glowed in Pic
kens as the judges endeavored
to select the prize winners In
this towns annual Christmas
Lightning Contest.
Each year more decorations
are added to make the town
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

of Goodman, T. j. Evans of
Lexington, and Mrs. Annie
Ford, office deputy.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

w. Floyd. Highway Patrolman
A. Rainey and Constable Bob
Gillespie of Tchula.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

DEPT. OF ARCHIVES & HISTORY xxx
P. o. BOX ST.
JACKSON 8, Mss.
Holmes County herald., 1959-12-31

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

Michael Grasha predsj Odbora Kampanje
Buduci proslh dana bill zauzet poslovma ko nj
su mog biti odgodjen to oval put mao kasnimo zves
Gem toku rezuatma nase clanske kampanje mjesecu
ozuku Zbog istog razoga donosmo popis onh grad-
tea koj prikup 100 iii wise tockca. Obecajemo
da cemo sijedecm izvjescem biti vreme da cemo
donijeti imena graditelja sudonka kampanji.
l, zacudo bas proslom mjesecu kampanja e bla maj
uspesnija kako cete kasne vdjet da mi zblja
dovono reei pohvae ucesncima gradnj nase zajednce
Bomo da &c opet netko prigovoriti sto tolko
hvamo kampanju narcotic one koji Moi ucestvuju
lstln volu jos jednom naglast da postgnuti
rezuat zba preaze nasa predvdjanja Jer dok pro-
sla godna ba vrlo uspjesna napose usporedb onima
koje oj predhode prva t meseca godne pokazaa
su jos uspesna, sto onda onima, koj su ovome
uspehu doprnjeh moze drugo rec nego da ponosni
ma njih!
mjesecu ozujku 1859 upisao Sc u Hrvatsku Bratsku
Zajedncu 683 muskarca, zena dijece Kad oval bro
sporedmo prijasnjim mjesecnim zvjesta ma kam-
panic, tada mozemo rec da prosi decembar
bio bol er e onda blo privedeno 7O1 druge pak
ne prosog meseca blo e upsano wise osguranja to jest
100000 sto predstava maksimum ovoj dvogodsnjoj
kampanji.
JOS je edno ugodno znenadjenje donio prosli me
sec naime tom e razdoblu prv put nakon nekoko 60
dina, wise ud prstuplo redove odrasog clanstva
dece Pomladak. Cd ukupno 683 novih 1868 je odrash
Ia 315 dijece
Nema dvojbe da je doazeca konvencija B. zajednice
bla poticajem mnogma 1.-Two poradi privadjanju
novh canova kako b nhoW odseci bill sto bolje zastu
PAM Drugm rijecma negde je trebao postic kocnik
izbor jednog delegate; dgom mestu porast clansva
omoguco je izbor jos jednog delegata trecem sucaju
svega e nekoko canova nedostaa zbor trecega it'd
IT, sada, ako je tome tako ptamo Sc, neb pre-
ostaim mjesecma clanske kampane mogao pronac koji
drugi razlog ednako vazan kao ona ko netom spo
menul pa da nadju medju odraslma kandidat
clanove zajednce? PRIMER ko e pokazan proslom me
secu je poucan i on upucuje to da moze samo
treba upregnut u koa
sada cemo pokazat malo statstike Rezultate
kampane prv kvartal godine usporedb jedna-
kim razdobljem cd prosle godne.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

vrijeme ispunii opredjeljenu
i'm kvotu.
Ovih dana smo primili pr.
WI posiljku i to bas cd brata
Scurica, koji je podnio plan
i raspodjelu. Sa ovom posilj-
kom brat Scurich je dokazao
ozbiljnost svojih rijeci, do
kazao je da sc nije salio nj
igrao rijecima, vec sto je O.
becao to je u kratko vrijene
ispunio. Primili smo Cd ME
ga ovu prvu po$iljku u iznosu
cd $4,000 sto objavljujemo
u rubrici. fonda u ovom bro
ju. Brat Scurich nadalje obe-
caje, da e jos sakupiti sta
novitu svotu, Ito naci da i
made namjeru da sakupi vi
se nego je predvidjao u pla-
nu kojeg je podnio pred u6es-
nike naseg poucnog tecaja.
Ako b ostAk prsdstAvnioi
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29
POVISICA UPLATA 80 POSTO

Blue Cross osiguravajuce drustvo "a ho-
spitalizaciju traM povisicu mjesecnih uplata
"a 33 posto iii jednu trecinu wise sto sc do
sada plaza "a tn osiguraciju. Povisica Sc od-
nosi na zapadnu Pennsylvania, Po ovoj ra-
ii mjesecne uplate "a obitelj stajati &c $685.
umjesto $500 kako Sc sada plaza t. d.
Necemo raspravu toj povisici vet
fuzimljemo istu TEX "a PRIMER kod mas Kod
zajednice, usuprot svih poteskoca velike
skupoce, vec preko Is godina nisu povisene
uplate. Uprava nastoji da Sc ne povisuju u
plate. zadnje vrijeme suocujemo Sc pro-
.blemom r a d poskupljivanja stamparskog
materijala povisice plaza radnicima IT,
skari, da &c cijena Zajednicara matno po-
skociti sto upravi zadaje giavobolju.
Nesto &c sc morah uciniti iii Zajednicar
sniziti iii uplate povisiti. Sada racunamo
pretplatu "a Zajednicar samo $500, a vriie-
di wise cd tri puta toliko. Toliko ma raz-
misljanje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

svojih odsjeka j pojedinih
mjesta, koji su sudjelovali u
skoli, ucinili s razmjerno ko-
liko je do sada ucinio brat
Scurich, njihova obecana kvo-
ia bila bi ispunjena. Nadati
sc .je da ce nasa braca i Sc
sire upravo sada kada ce Sc
vrsiti nominacije birati de-
legati iskoristiti owl priliku
da Sc sto wise sakupi "a oval
toliko vazan i potreban fond.
Sjednice nasih odsjeka u slije-
decih dva-tri mjeseca ce biti
bolje posjecivane nego obic-
no. Ma takovim sjednicama
bilo bi vrijedno podnijeti ma
dnevni red pitanje fonda sko-
larine, pax uciniti i kolektu
medju clanstvom.
Slican plan gornjemu bio
je usvojen i u Los Angelesu
"a vrijeme nasih tecajeva. Do
sada nismo nista culi niti pri-
mill cd brace sa tog~ dijela
Kalifornije, ali nemozemo VIE
rovati da sc nece odazvati
ispuniti svoja obecanja.
Sada dolaze lijepi ljetni da-
nj. Odrzavati &c sc izlete po
swim mjestima. Braca i Sc
sire zajednicari &c Sc wise sa-
stajati i raspravljati swim
pitanjima nego sto Sc to mo-
ze ciniti u zimi. u ljetu sve
izlazi IL kuce zeli sastanak
sa poznancima prijateljima
i tu Sc pruza prilika da Sc u
cini mnogo "a izgradnju ma
Seq fonda.
Mogao bi Sc naprimjer IL
zeti neki manji predmet IL
igrati "a owl svrhu a ma IL
letima to Sc tako obicno ci-
nj, pax zasto nebi owe godine
takovo izigravanje islo u ko-
rist fonda skolarine.
Imade mnogo raznovrsnih
nacina kako sc MOI e oval
fond podignuti ma jednu visu
j solidnu bazu. Nemoze sc u
svojiti isti nacin rada po swim
mjestima, vec neka sc usvoji
onaj nacin kako &c najbolje
odgovarati svak o m pojedi-
nom mjestu. 'a
ia zelim ovom prigodom ce-
stitati bratu Scuricu, sto je
u tako kratko vrijeme izvrsio
svoje obecanje. N e k Sc
drugi ugledaju u niegov pri-
mjer mi cemo biti usrjesni
i u ovom novom podhvatu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

da shvate da je dobrm delom bas nhova zasluga so
Iaednica veme rata zauzela foparzansk stav. Oni
nlsu mog da shvate da sobodarstvo stnsko brastvo
zmedju Hrvaa Srba bilo ostao posulat rada zaednce
Oni takodjer nsu mogl da shvate da nas iseenc
svom poslu svojm skustvom dosta vidje dosta
uci da bi dozvoi da i'm neko drugi soil pamet Umje
sto krke poucavanja strane nasa emgracja bi
boje ucinia kad b stupala Zaednicu Njena vrata
sirom otvorena svakoga. Kroz Zaednicu Zaednici
e sroko poje rada svakog dobronamernog rodolubi
vog cesttog Hrvata Savena.
A mi sad koristmo pngodu da cestitamo Hrvat-
sko Bratskoj zaednc sezdeset petu obetncu zejom
da uspjesno produA svoj kuturni socani humani rad
duhu najsvetljh hrvatskh tradcija Bratstva Sobo-
darstva! ZdenkO Antic
Minchen, Uskrs 1859.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-29

naSim mladim tlanovima stu
dentima, da i'm sc pomogne
steti visu naobrazbu.
Rasprava po ovom pitanju
bila je vrlo odusevljena. Ma
kon objasnjenja cijelog pla-
ma po piscu ovih redova uzeo
je rijet brat John J. Scurich,
pocasni clan odbora skolarine
j iznio, te preporucio prisut-
nina plan po kojem bi sje-
verni dio Kalifornije dopri-
njeo ] to u kratko vrijeme,
svotu Cd preko 100000. On
je odrzao odusevljeni govor
i zatim procitao raspodjelu,
koliko bi koji odsjek sva-
ko pojedino naselje trebalo i
moglo po njegovom misljenju
doprinjeti u receni fond.
Po njegovom planu pove-
dena je rasprava i svi prisut-
nj su Sc povoljno izrazili i o
becal da g y vrao kratko