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Evening star., 1959-06-26
WNPC to Inaugurate
New Officers July

Caccia; Representative Jo-
seph Martin; Mrs. Barbara
Gunderson. Civil Service
Commissioner; The Chief Of
Navy Information. Rear Ad-
miral c. c. Kirkpatrick;
White House Press Secretary,
James Hagerty If he recupe-
rates from his appendectomy
in time; Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Cafritz; Minority Leader
Halleck, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Garfield KasS.
An important part Of the
gala event for the incoming
slate Of officers will be the
ceremony in which outgoing
President Lee Walsh. will
pass on the Cora Rigby bowl
signifying club continuity and
spirit to the new head Of
The Womens National Press
Club.
Miss Thomas in turn will
present a replica Of the bowl
given by one Of the founders
of the Club organized in 1919,
to the retiring President.
Evening star., 1959-06-26
Mrs. Hatch
Honored
THE EVENING STAR c,s
Friday, June Is. 1859

A pool-side luncheon was
given yesterday by Mrs. Will
liam Henry Weeks In honor
of Mrs. Paul Hatch, who rec
entity was elected president
of the League Of Republican
Women Of the District.
The hostess entertained on
the terrace Of her home on
Forty-fourth place.
Guests included Mrs. How
ard Coffin. Republican ma
tional committeewoman for
the District; Mrs. Carroll
Kearns, a past president OF
both the league and the Ma
tional Federation OF Repub-
lican Women, and Mrs. Rich
ard Simpson, first vice-presi-
dent OF the feoeration.
Mrs. Peter Cameron, presi-
dent of the Rock Greek
Women's Republican Club,
and Miss Louise Gore, a past
president Of this group. were
among others present.
Evening star., 1959-06-26

The Attorney General OF
the United States, William P.
Rogers, will help inaugurate
the new Women's National
Press Club Officers. Wednes-
day, July /, at the Shore
ham Hotel.
l959-60 officers, headed by
the new President, Miss Helen
Thomas. United Press Inter-
national reporter, will be hon.
ored at the 6 to 8 pm. recep-
ton in the West Ballroom
and in the Rose Garden.
Among the guests from
official, diplomatic, and resi-
dental circles who have ac-
cepted are Senator and
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson; the
head of the FBI. j. Edgar
Hoover; the Secretary OF
Health Education and We'll
fare. and Mrs, Arthur S.
Flemming: Bertha Adkins,
Undersecretary of HEW; the
Speaker of The House, Sam
Rayburn; Mrs. Perle Mesta;
British Ambassador and Lady
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24
County Health King And Queen
Are Everqreen All Members

All club members of Columb-
us County realized this year that
Health Improvement is a part
of every All project as 28C
club meaNers entered the con-
test for County Health King and
Queen in the Junior and Senior
group.
Tuesday night, June l6, Mary
Elizabeth RADON and Genavie
Williamson, both of Evergreen,
were announced Senior Health
King and Queen for Columbus
County and will represent us in
the state health pageant in Ra-
leigh, July 20-25.
Tying for princess were Di-
ane Blackmon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Rozier Blackmon OF
Old Dock. and Jackie Faye
Ward, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Ward of Old Dock. Harold
Gene Mcpherson was winner
for the junior boys.
The County Blue Award group
for the senior girls are: Judy
Carter of Chadbourn, Ann Will
hanson of Cerro Gor3o, and
Peggy Jean Hilburn of Williams.
The County Blue Award
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24

Wanda Jean Mcpherson
Carolyn Hunt
Patricia Ann Ward
Janice Fay Norris
Carolyn Duncan
Janet Spivey
Hilda Bullock
Rose Gertrude Williamson
Gaynell Powell
Carolyn Granger
Peggy Faye Hardie
Ben Hunt
David Ward
Robert Lamar Hardie
Linda Ray
Sandra Wright
Gayle Long
Patsy Cartrette
Donna Sue Pindergrass
Judy Ann Harper
TABOR CITY
Shirley Smith
johanna Herl0cker
Jean Spivey
Hilda Grey Fowler
Melody Plexico Roberts
Priscilla Morris
Laney Spivey
Carolyn Williamson
Linda Sue Duncan
Priscilla Ann Long
Gail Ray
Carolyn Hodges
Patricia Gore
Ann Benton
ErneStine Duncan
Beth Ann Willoughby
Frances Keith Thompkins
Diana Gore
Selma FsYYe Baxter
Brenda Joyce Cox
Susie Todd
Barbara Carroll
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24

The only thing that may be hard to
understand is how It can offer the
ride it does, along with so many
other luxury-car virtues, and still
compete in the low-price field.
We use the word compete only in
the sense of price. For with ride
as special as Chevy's, real COM
petitors are hard to come by.
There's a world of difference be-
tween Chevrolet's coil springs at all
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24

Vivian Lembccs
Lydia Stoc6
Judy Jones
Bonnie Jacobs
Mylendia Jenrette
Gloria Mae Jacobs
Veronica Honey
Esther Duncan
Frances Stocks
Doris Turner
Marlene Gore
Frances Ray
Frank Stanley
Terry Louriemore
Steve Wray
Ernest Smith
Ronald Lane Gore
WILLIAMS
Linda Gayle Mcpherson
Kathryn Gail Bass
Janice Goodwin
Doris Ann Meares
Ann White
Ann Cribp
Jacque Gore
Irene Simmons
Bernice Goodwin
Brenda Kay Bullock
Wiyla Dean Crib
Patricia Turbeville
Veta Mearl Mcpherson
Carolyn Ward
Jean Barbara Harrelson
Cynthia Sue Stanley
Joyce Skies
Peggy Fowler
Norma Lee Granger
ROnnie Gale Prince
Jimmie Crib
Judy Carol Long
Darlinia Vember Duncan
Henrietta Simmons
Blonnie Cribb
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24

Barbara Ann Morris
Patricia Anseaume
John Robert Faux
Ralph Edwards, Jr.
Leamon Locklear
William Allen Inman
Dale Granger
OLD DOCK
Annette Duncan
Shirley Sarvis
Glenda Formyduval
Evelyn Blackmon
Ellewees Register
Christine Long
Sadie Arp
Maxine Long
Brenda Joyce Fowler
Hazel Arp
Linda Faye Suggs
Matte Etheridge
Helen Hinson
Judy Fowler
Jeanette Hughes
Zebra Ann Register
Mildred Halfway
Lois Gore
Linda Ward
Vera Long
Ada Long
Barbara Hardwick
Phyllis Suggs
Alice Long
Carolyn Dew
Yvonne Fowler
Marilyn Goodwin
Brenda Ikner
Faye Summersette
Jeanette Moore
Betty Lee Long
Elsie Jane Gore
June Hayes
Jackie Faye Ward
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24

Diane Blackmon
Sandra Ward
Vera Mae Long
Carol Reeves, Jr.
Levie Oneal Clewis
Ernest Blackmon
NEW HOPE
Sandra Fizer
Virginia Hewitt
Beverly Hinson
Diane Edge
Glenda Blackmon
Margie Ward
Linda Ward
Barbara Reynolds
Judy Reynolds
Vivian Pierce
Linda Tyree
Iris Faye Hewitt
Judy Sellers
Dorothy Edwards
Bobbie Sibbett
Carolyn Lee Avant
Janice Boswell
Norma Anderson
Veda Sellers
Rebecca Ann White
Brenda Kay Watts
Carolyn Sue Bowen
Hilda Boswell
Hershel James Watts
Dale Hinson
Jimmy Inman
Carroll Wayne HinSon
Ralph Marlowe
Joe Strickland
Duvone Hardie
Gene Burkette
Cleave Pierce
Howard Nolan
Roger Sellers
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24

Nothing else but a dyed-in-the-
wool sports car like the Corvette
can take a turn with such solid
assurance!
It's easy to see where Chevrolet
gets its road sense. With big coil
springs at every wheel, firm, wider
stance and all of its pounds dis
tributed with painstaking care,
Chevy's born with it.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24

~ JASA "a AAsAAAoooAos xtOL
ME johnson Of Evergreen, Bill
Enzor of Fair Bluff, David Gil
ton Long, Cerro Gordo, ar
William Russ of Hallsboro.
Other contestants were:
EVERGREEN
Sandra Williamson.
Brenda Anderson
Margaret Benton
Wallie Jewell Williamson
Betty Foye
Nancy Sutton
Charlotte Lee Martin
Ruby Branch
Joyce Lee Parker
Kaye Brown
Linda Smith
Nancy Sutton
Katrine Lynn Billiard
Villa Britt
Betty Sue Davis
Edward johnson
Ken Shaw
Carol Billiard
Faye Coleman
Priscilla 10 Williamson
Anna Belle Singleton
Nancy Williamson
Georgia Porter
ii ALLSBORO JR.
Ruth SaSSer
Dianna Collier
Brenda Nunnery
Carolyn Smith
Betsy Lois Jordan
Linda Fay Holmes
Benny Pope
Kendall p. Fletcher
Danny Jordan
Richard Young
David Nelson
Ronn!c DowlcSS
Chester Little
Johnny Young
Ruby Simmons
Alice Ann Pope
GlaGyS Prince.
cHADBOURN
Betty Sue Mobiles
Janice McLamb
carolyn DawSey
Wanda Jean Collins
linda HinSon
ECbccCa Ann Mobiles
Mary Lee Powers
Christine Ann Taylor
.-r!Gr jackson
a.rie Johnson
Ida Pearl SoleS
Sara Turbeville
Mary Ann Williamson
Jessie Williams
Curtis Lee Soles
IRRO GORDO
IlonCa Leary
'ltriCla Hardin
-..nestine HinSon
-.laLeth Greene
JiphIc Coleman
GntDara Coleman
II Y Barnhill
merry Jean Strickland
Jimmy Neal Regain
David Earl Green
Tommy Nance
Morris Strickland
Danny Ray Strickland
FAIR BLUFF
Linda Atkinson
Patsy r. Inman
Janet Dalton
margaret Bethea
Bobby Ray Mobiles
Jerry GelezinSky
WHITEVILLE
Marion Zula McPhaul
Bonita Thomas
Alice Mobiles
GUIDEWAY
Patricia Ann Duncan
Emmy Hewitt
Jane Marlowe
Brenda Cooke
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24
TO cures like q cat on q carpet!
The huUHL- LOli1l Chevrolet

four wheels and the leaf springs
that most other cars still use. Take
Chevy down a snaky back road
and you'll feel the difference in the
sure way it holds through curves
and shoots over rough spots with
hardly a ripple.
This ones really .-.---u-us.,.
made to travel
and loves every CMhphOLEI
minute of it. k---.-l3s J
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-06-24

group for the junior girls are
Janice Faye McLamb Of Chad.
bourn, June Hayes of Old Dock
Carolyn Sue Bowen and Hide
Boswell Of New Hope, and Caro-
Billiard of Evergreen.
County Jr. Blue Award Win
ners for the junior boys are
Jack White of Whiteville, Win
ston Hinson, Roland Hinson, anc
Larry Mcqueen Of New Hope
Wayne Tyler Of Hallsboro, Ron
ME johnson Of Evergreen, Billy
Enzor of Fair Bluff, David Cliff
ton Long, Cerro Gordo, anc
William Russ of Hallsboro.
Other contestants were:
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
Beta Sigma Phi Expects Good Attendance at Nome Conference Next Week

Alaska Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi anticipates a good at tendance at the Nome Convention. Mary Honsberger, housing chair man. has received 28 registrations to date, and more are expected before the end of the week. This is to be the fifth All Alaska Con- vention of Beta Sigma Phi Soro- rity.
 Mrs. Wilma z. Lind of Seattle will represent the International Office at the convention.
 The home chapter, under the capable management of Conven- ton Chairman Ruth Mclean, is busily engaged in putting last min ute touches to convention projects.
 Delegates are scheduled to ar rive Thursday, March 18th. Upon arrival they will register at their hotels, and then gather in the evening for a get-acquainted cock tail hour at the Polaris Hotel.
 On Friday the delegates will at tend morning and evening forums, luncheon and a Gay Nipeties Party in the evening. Saturday, there will be morning forum, a tea in the afternoon, sponsored by the Home Arts Club, and a formal banquet in the evening. The convention will close with a brunch and the Closing Ritual on Sunday morning. Delegates will be entertained with dog races sponsored by the Arctic Club or Sunday afternoon.
 A more complete convention schedule will be available next week.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

The bright planet in the south western sky seen soon after sun set is Venus. Venus is one of the planets that revolves inside the earth's orbit. It takes 225 days for one revolution. The planet oscil- lates to the east and west of the suns place in the sky. Sometimes it romes out in the west, to be an evening star; at other times it rises before the sun, to be a morning star
 Venus, the brightest of planets, outshines all the other celestial bodies except the sun and moon It is our nearest neighbor among the principal planets, and comes within 26 million miles of the earth at inferior conjunction. Its diameter of 7.70O miles is only slightly less than the earth's diameter.
 When. viewed through a tele- scope, the planet shows a cycle of phases, just like the moon. Venus, like Mercury, does not have satellite.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
School Board Acts To Be Represented
 At Fairbanks Conference

Mrs. Dorothy Grant will rep resent the Nome School Board at the Regional Teachers Conference in Fairbanks on March 19 and 20. She will meet with Mr. Conrad Potter, the new school superin- tendent, who will also be attend ing the conference Several other teachers are also planning to go, it was reported
 \ Bills in the amount of S5,015 for the month of February were ap- proved by the School Board for payment. The teachers payroll for February was S22,667.20 gross.
 The need for shop and home economics teachers, as well as remedial teacher, was discussed at the recent meeting, and Super :1tendent Angell reported that all possibilities will be contacted.
 It was announced that the Hot
 unch program will close at the !, end of March as planned.
 Ernie Bohrer reported on the sr.aintenance work presently being rried out and a list of recom- E22eIdations necessary to increase
 :e efficiency of the program.
 Members attending the Board meeting were George Bayer, presi- dent, Dorothy Grant, Roy Snyder and Neal Foster.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
49O National Guardmen Fly to Fort Richardson
 For Annual Encampment

The annual airlift of Alaska National Guardsmen from their villages to the encampment at Ft. Richardson is now under way.
 Staging areas for collecting the men have been set up here in Nome and at Kotzebue, Barrow and Unalakleet.
 The men to gather here are from King and Little Diomede Islands, Film, Teller, Teller Mis- sion, White Mountain, and St. Lawrence Island.
 First Scout Bn. headquarters here estimate that about 490 men will attend the encampment from the village units. The two weeks encampment is to start Sunday and the first plane load of men will leave Nome at midnight Sat urday.
 The advance detachment to set up the camp left for Ft. Richard son earlier this week.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
New Sea Water Mining System Planned For
 Local Spring Operation

Ralph Murane arrived from his home in California last week and has been getting his mining equip Tnent ready to leave for Bluff to put into operation a new method of mining through the ice. .:...
 The actual mining gear. was taken to Bluff last year by. water.
 The system to be used will be by pumping sand through hole in the Boring Sea ice directly into Sluice boxes, utilizing sea water for the washing process. ..!... !, The tailings will be left on the ice, MT. Murane said. He plans to try the new method for a month.
 '. Accompanying Murane will be Jim Dexter and Joe Mikel. ...... ..: Murane, an optometrist,. has spent several years perfecting his new mining method. He is the son of C. D. Murane, a former: dis trict judge of the court here. Mining men are looking with. in terest for the result of this revo- iutionary mining process. .:..
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
Notice To Real And

Notice To Real And Personal Proper1Y Owners The Common Council will sit as a Board of Equalization on March Is. l7. and ls. 1859. from 8 pm. 10 g pm. in the City Hall. Real and Personal Property holders have this opportunity 10 make adjustments on their assess ments.
 Nome Common Council
 By Robert F. Scott.
 City Clerk Publish March 13, Is, 18
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13

FOR SALE - Wi1lys Station
 Wagon. Call Red 30. tic
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
KING ISLAND FLIGHTS MADE FOR GUARDSMEN

Munz Airways planes made three flights to King island yes terday bringing back nine Nation al Guardsmen and two persons, a woman and a child, for hospital ization.
 It is understood another flight was to be made today for more Guardsmen.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Clara Tootkayalook, Gloria Davis, Jerry Daniels, Wal lace Amuktoolik, Maggie Fegozk, Marjorie Nagaruk. Discharged: John Oksoktaruk, Edith Iyatunguk, Wallace Otton, and Tommy, Roger, Russell, Lois, and Janet Walluk.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
" A N T A ID $

FOR SALE - Sunbeam Mixmas-
 ter; Serving Tea Cart. Black A.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
IN DISTRICT COURT

Ray Bunday of SelaWik, who had been bound over to the grand jury, pleaded guilty to a charge of contributing to the delinquency of minor and was sentenced to 10 months in jail, suspended, by Judge Walter Hodge.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair and colder tonight and to- morrow. Lowest temperature ex- pected tonight 80, the high to- morrow 5.
 In last 24 hours: Lowest tenn perature -26, highest $.
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13

Numbered Duplicate Stub Tickets For Sale al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-03-13

"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 available at The Nome Nugget
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19

John P. Ribic, predsjednik;
Peter Crnkovic, potpredsjednik;
Michael Hotujack, tajnik- -blagajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
T0PLA M0LBA Ma NASE
zENE | D0BRE RADNIkE
|, i ma ugled kod stra-

Croatian Center. - Sestre
i brace, svi vi koji ste nam
pruzili dobru i postenu po-
slugu u radu ma proslavi 65-
godisnjice Hrvatske Bratske
zajednice 26. julia, mi vam Sc
srdacno ovdje zahvaljujemo.
Sada trebamo jos jednom owe
godine vasu izdasnu pomoc u
nedjelju, %. augusta ma pro-
slavi Croatian Center Day.
To je jedan dan kad nastoji-
mo dobiti sto wise sredstava
"a uzdrzavanje owe nase ma
rodne ustanove Croatian Gen.
ter. To moze debit samo ma
temelju postene dobre po-
sluge.
Molimo sestre i bracu da sc
ovoj molbi odazovu.
Ia Odbor Ujedinjenih Od-
sjeka, tajnik - Philip WI
kelich.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
Croatian Center Day nedjelju q Augusta
PR0SLAyA PETG0DISNJICE CR0ATIAN
CENTER DAY NEDJEJU, q. AUGUSTA

Pittsburgh Pa nedjelju, g. augusta biti &c ovdje
veka narodna prosava name petgodisnca Croatan Cen
ter Day Croatian Centru To e edina proslava 60
dine kojom savimo nasu narodnu ustanovu Croatan
Center Hrvatsk Narodn Park. Srediste Hrvata Pitts
burghu.
1mat cemo lijep kulturni program Glazbeni program
dati &c celos nasa ladez IL Farrell Pa organizirana
jepu svoju omadnsku folkor organzacu "Sloga. Slo
ga posjedu1e najepsu orgnamu narodnu nosnju oval
oladinsh tamburash zbog izvezban je kao pravi uet
nici mole dat divni program sirc ma tamburicu pie
smi pesu sikovtoj narodnoj nosnji Uz glazbeni
program mat cemo par odlicnh govornika zaklucku
programa bit &c krnisanje nase Kraljice popuarnos
KralIca Croatian Center 1859.
Toga dana bt &c zgravane srecaka Croatian Center,
pax moimo odsjeke pojednce koji uzei srecke
tkete da do g. augusta iii tai dan predau tako
da svi tketi budu izgravanju.
natjecaju Kraljicu popularnosti mamo cetir die
voe koa &c pobedt neznamo, ali treba da 1.-Two rade
prodaj tketa, koja djevojka zeH da pobjedi.
Dakle nedjelju, %. augusta svi putev vode Gro
attain Center Dodjite, braeo i sestre. Dodjite!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19

odsjeci vece predmete, manji
mamie tako bi svaki prema
svojim mogucnostima svake
godine doprinjeo Il oval fond.
Povrh owe preporuke dobili
smo mnogo drugih. Jedni pre-
porucuju da bi Sc svake 60
dine odbilo recimo 1920 cd
dividenda clanstvu i to bi do
prinjelo u fond po prilici oko
$4,000. Ako bi sc clanstvo
slozilo da se ia svota odbije
a to bi bila neznatna svota "a
svakog clana, onda nebi tre-
bali svakog tjedna u godini
apelirati "a dobrovoljne pri-
loge.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19

nema vibracija, sto znaei, da &c
covjek u raketi moci putovati
bez velikih smetnji kroz prostor.
Duzina snimljenog filma izno-
81 II m. Snimanje je vrseno brzi-
nom cd s snimaka u sekundi. Ma
prvim snimcima Sc vidi, kako
projektil "Thor" posto je utrosio
gorivo gubi visinu odvajajuci Sc
cd kupastog vrha ma oko 145 KIN
iznad Zemlje. Ma slijedecim sill
kama vidi Sc kako Sc udaljava
obala Floride, prekrivena obla-
Gina. Ma posljednjim snimcima
vidi Sc Zemlja, kako izgleda 6
visine cd oko 400 kilometara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
zajednicarski Dan piknik biti ecu
Kansas City U nedjedju, 80. augusta

Kansas City, Kans. = Sredisnj Prosvjetni Odbor Od-
sjeka Hatske Braske Zajednice prredue svoj godisn
zajednicarsk Dan piknik koj &c odrzati nedjeu,
80 augusta, Knights Of Columbus Grounds kubskm
prostorjama Leavenworh Road North 55th Street.
1887 North 55th Street.
Sedan odsjeka H.B,z Kansas City okolci opet &c
zaedno sasat najvecoj godisnjoj prredb Ovo &c
b svecan dan da dovedee sobom pratelje pro-
spektvne canove.
Ma pikniku imat cemo dosta raznja Pc
Gene janjene te drgh zagrzaka osvjezuuch napitaka
vaa izvrsnog koo pesanja po nasoj oladinskog grup
Ia ce biti dosta miesta parkiranje automobile
bez ikakve naplate
Madame sc, da &c svak Clan H.BZ. naci "a shodno da
dodje da sa sobom dovede svoju obte poznance prja
telje oval dolazec Zaednicarsk Dam Narcotic pozv
emo nase canove il st. Joseph Sugar Creek, Missouri
da mas posjete.
Sve pozivjemo bratskim pozdravom: Dobro nam
dosli!
John P. Ribc predsjednik;
Peter CrnkOyiC. potpreds dsjednik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19

jasno vidi process odvajanja ra-
kete nosaca cd kupastog vrha,
koji nastavlja da sc penje.
Oval film, medjutim, pokazu-
je cemu sc astronauti mogu ma
dati da &c vidjeti, kad udju u
orbitu oko Zemlje, ako Sc ostvari
projekt "Merkur" "a svemirski
let covjeka. Slike pokazuju da Sc
moze postici stabilizacija kupas-
tih vrhova u orbit oko Zemlje.
Sa slika Sc vidi. da prakticno
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19
zemIja fofografirana il
ProiekfiIa

Nedavno je u SAD prikazan
novinarima film, snimljen il ku-
pastog vrha projektila a tipa
"Thor" ma visini Cd 400 KIN.
Lansiranje projektila "Thor''
izvrseno je II. maja i kupasti
vrh kamerom uhvacen je prili-
kom spustania. Ma slikama sc
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-08-19

te SvlJu darovatelJa, nemogu-'
&c je bilo obradjivati sve pri-
mjedbe darovatelja iako su
vrijedne i po svoj prilici mog-
lie bi potaknuti i ostalo nase
clanstvo da sc odazove po-
zivima / apelima u korist fon-
da.
Pred par dana primili smo
opsiran list 1 detaljni plan cd
jednog naseg mladjeg clana,
naime predsjednika odsjeka
broj 5O4 IL Struthers, Ohio,
brata Vincent Radilovica.
Brat Radilovich je iznio
plan, kako bi sc moglo svake
godine bez vecih poteskoca i
bez veceg tereta ma clanstvo
sakupiti nesta oko $12,5O 90.
ia sam licno zahvalan O.
vo1m nasem mladom clanu, da
Sc zanima "a ovo pitanje to-
liko, da 81 je uzeo vremena i
u detalje proratunao kako bi
se mogao pojacati oval fond.
On preporuca da Sc napra-
We sretke posalju ma sve od-
sjeke i nakon svih troskova,
predvidja da Sc moze napra-
viii, kao Sto sam prize rekao,
nesta preko $12,0O0.OO godis-
ME. Ideja je dobra, ali ma O.
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mogla pomoci - vec prema
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bi izigrati svake go
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