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The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING ATTENDED BY NOME MEN

More than 50 Alaskan barriSterS participated in the Fifth Bar Asso- ciation meeting in Fairbanks over the last weekend.
 Attending from Nome were Jim von der Heydt and Judge Walter Hodge. Fred Crane, who is now with Warren Taylor in Fairbanks, represented Kotzebue
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
ATTENTION NOME BoWLERs

ATTENTION NOME BOWERS
 There will be general meeting Monday. June l, 8 p.rn., City Hall.
 All members who have moi paid their dues for the year, please do so immediately. Payable to Joe Kroninger.
 Makeup games must be made up by May 3lst. Those games moi made up will have 10 be forfeited.
 Play-offs will be held next week. Dates 10 be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
Miles Brandon has taken leave

Miles Brandon has taken leave from his position as an officer on the Capitol Police Force to fish in Bristol Bay this season, as he has each of the past six years. Miles, who lives in Dillingham;, and received his police appoint ment through Senator Gruening, flew to Seattle to travel north on the Alaska Queen. He expects to reach Dillingham; about June 8.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
ALASKA AIRLINES OBTAINS NEW BUSH AIRCRAFT

Alaska Airlines yesterday took delivery of it's new Beechcraft, which will be used this summer on the St. Lawrence Island sched- ule twice a week.
 This airship will also be used on the Kotzebue run and for other bush flights.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
HEAVYWEIGHT MUSICIAN TAKES VOWS AT. FAIRBANKS

Jack Estes, piano player who entertained at the Boring Sea Club a number of years ago, was married last week in Fairbanks, Q Betty Ann Bevan. Estes, who TOW weighs 399 pounds, is an entertainer at The Keyboard, a night spot in Fairbanks:
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
SOFTBALL TEAMS TO BE ORGANIZED MONDAY NIGHT

There will be a meeting Monday evening, June l, of all persons in terested in playing softball. This is not only for players, but those interested in helping organize the games for the summer.
 The meeting will be at 8 pm. at the City Hall.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
USO SHOW TICKETS AT THE CITY HALL.

A few tickets are still available for the USO Show at the office of the City Clerk.
 The tickets are available free to adults and children above the eighth grade.
 Show time is o'clock Satur- day evening at the School Audit orium.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29

MEMBERS of Pioneer Tgloo No. and Women's Auxiliary No. l. will meet at the Pioneer Igloo at l:30 pm. on Saturday for a Memorial Service.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
LETTER TO THE EDITOR

To The Editor:
 I am 12 years old, and am looking for someone to write to in Alaska. am interested in stamp collecting, skating, hockey and football.
 If someone is interested Gin corresponding, please write to: Gary Long, IA Franklin Street, Verona, New Jersey.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Si Sahlin, Clarice Hardy.
 Discharged: Nora lone, Mary Oksoktaruk, Aaron Jacobson, and Mary McCray.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
ATTENTION O.E.S.

There will be a special social hour following inc regular meet ing of the Order of Eastern Star on Monday. All members may bring guests.
 Doris Wilke. VIM.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29

New books now available at the xxx Memorial Public Library are:
 Home by the Bering Sea-" by Mary Winchell; about Jessie Lee Home when it was at Unalaska.
 Lolita. by Nobokov.
 Jets Away" Montgomery.
 The Ten Thousand Things" :" Derrnont.
 Journey 10 Greatness" Gersh- win.
 East of Astoria" Allen.
 "Nobokov's Dozen." Nobokov
 Also a selection of crime and mystery books, which have been donated, and a group of new chil- dren's books, including Ships, Prehistoric Animals, Insects, But terflies, Birds, Seashells, and Mountains all beautifully illustrated
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29

THE HOME ARTS CLUB will have it's June meeting on Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. Edith Hough. Beth McCray will be co-hostess.
 Members requiring transporta- ton may call Beth McCray.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29

FOR SALE-'57 Rambler station
 wagon. Phone Main 162.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29

FOUND-Child's dark-rim glasses.
 Call Nugget and pay for ad.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-29
W A N T AID s

FOR SALE-Good valve trom-
 bone. Call Nugget. 64p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
"cHURcHEs URGE GENUINE THANKS"

c.s. Monitor Has
Thanksgiving from religious leaders in Mssss
ehvses express thanks for essenng threats Of call
for disciplined morality sense Of right and
wrong and emphasize forming the habit Of gratitude In
daily lives.
The Rev. Or. Alvin Duane Smith, executive Of the
United Presbyterian Church in the UsA synod Of New
England said: =.
THERE NAY BE STRIKES AND OTHER DISORDERS
IN OUR SOCIETY BUT THEY ARE INcoNsEouENTIAL
IN COMPARISON TO THE GREATEST BLESSING or ALL
THAT or HAVING THE DANGER or WAR LEssENED
THROUGH THE PERSONAL DIPLOMACY AND WORLD
LEADERSHIP or PRESIDENT EISENHOWER.
WE CAN Be THANKFUL FOR EVERY EVIDENCE
OF THE CAMP DAVID SPIRIT. BECAUSE or N. THE
NATIONS MAY YET HAVE TIME TO FIND SOLUTIONS
TO THEIR MAJOR PROBLEMS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
Teens Burn Mansion
Continued from Page u

THE sWRINcER WHICH WILL AWAKEN THE
DEVILS DuPEs TO THE WISDOM OF THE CHILD
LESS CAREER or CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY.
THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE. WHO APPREHENDeO
THE EXTERNALLY. c-oM-P-L-E-T-E-lY
POPULATED ONE REAL UNIVERSE. OF
THE ONE REAL PARENT. "oUR FATHER
MOTHER GOD, AlL-HARMONIOUS". WHOSE ONE
REAL UNIVERSE IS VERY GOOD" cen. l3')
- PERFECT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05

rrna ny.rMLc-AA oGWLy ApAMgve MAJ
49, ,'s5esn nn1o cRaAT1ooa n AND No-T+s@&0
splALL ~ ANY MEANS tuRT you"l ALSo
NY woaxs AND o-a-E-ATe4 SHALL Yt p0
john 1&I1 GUT. THAT WICKED AND AOuIIek-
o.,s cEnerAT,oN COULD NOT BEAR" SUCH
sueLrMe. HEAVENLY MISSIONS; MANSIONS.
ere ueNcs. THE PROMISE or THE COMFORTER
EVEN THE HOLY GHOST. TEACHING ALL
ruAscs., ~ ~ ONE. sArANFREe. SANE CHURCH.
rurRApEuTlcs the CHRIST, SCIENTIST
IMPERATIVE. PURE. BASIC EDUCATION CULTURE
pos sr,cs RECREATION, ENTERTAINMENT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
Gratitude 10 Cod
CONTINUED from Page "

(continved from Page "
Scores Of Christian Scientists during the testimony
portion Of the service tell Of the rich blessings which
spiritual Of God had brought into their lives
A FEW FROM OVERSEAS AREAS HAD NEVER BE-
FORE ATTENDED A THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE.
AND THERE WERE OTHERS WHO HAD NEVER BEFORE
TESTIFIED PUBLICLY TO THE HEALING AND RecEN-
GRATING POWER OF SCIENTIFIC PRAYER.
The service began with the singing Of Hymn $50 from
the Christian Science Hymns which introduced the theme
Of JOYOUS gratitude in these words:
IN MERCY, IN GOODNESS. HOW GREAT IS OUR
KING;
OUR TRIBUTE, THANKSGIVING. WITH GLAD
HEARTS WE BRING.
THOU ART THE REVIEWER. THE ANCIENT or
DAYS
WHO cIvEsr. FOR MOURNING. TIE GARMENT
OF PRAISE.
II followed by the reading Of the Thanksgiving
Day Proclamation Of the President Of ie United States.
special Lessonsermon Thanksgiving" was read
by the First Reader Of The Mother Church, Arthur WUh
and the Second Reader. Mrs. Josephine Carver
THIS LESsoN-sERMoN. PREPARED FOR THE DAY,
CONSISTED OF SELECTIONS FROM THE BIBLE AND
FROM SCIENCE AMP HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES" BY MARY BAKER EDDY THE DISCOVER
Err AND FOUNDER OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
AS is customary The Mother Church. The testimonies
were allowed continue beyond the usual time that
many people could express their gratitude.
Similar services held yesterday In branches Of
The Mother Church in the United States and in other
countries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
"RULlNc SETS PRECEDENT
M. WIDOW CAN SUE BARS IN
DRUNK DRIvER FATALITY"

Trenton NJ, ll-23 - NY. Trb.
TRENTON. N. J.. Nov 23.-The New Jersey Supreme
Court ruled today that who served liquor 70
minors to intoxicated Of any age be sued
for damages these patrons in automobile accidents
after leaving the bars.
lNRENDERINc ITS PREcEDENT-MAKINc DECISION,
THE COURT SAID NEW JERSEY LAW FORBDs THE
SALE or LIQUOR TO A MINOR OR TO AN INTOXICATED
PERSON. AND THAT WHEN A TAVERN OWNER SERVES
SUCH PERSONS, "HE OUGHT TO RECOGNIZE AND FOR
SEE THE UNREASONABLE RISK OF HARM TO OTHERS"
The ruling came as the sevennember tribunal unsn-
movsy ordered jury trial Of the $4,000 suit brought
against four Newark by the widow Of Arthur
Rappsport, Of East Orange.
THE DECISION REVERSED AN EARLIER RULING
IN SUPERIOR COURT BY JUDGE JAMES cooLAHAN.
he HELD THAT NEW JERSEY LAW DOES NOT MAKE
THE TAVERN OWNER RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES
DONE BY THEIR PATRONS.
Mr. Rsppsporf was killed Nov IS. 1857, in auto se
cidenf at Washington and Academy Sss Newark Robert
Nichols eighteen driver Of the other vehicle. was declared
drunk by physician ST. Mehsers Hospital Newark As
result Of her husbands DEATH Mrs. RsPpsPorf sued the
Of four Newark fsvsvns, the Hub Bar MurphYs
Tavern, Mates Bar all Of which on Mulberry ST. and
fhe Fl Morocco Cocktail Bar, Broad 81.
SHE ALSO SUED NICHOLS. HIS MOTHER AND AN
ADULT FRIEND ACCUSED or BUYING DRINKS FOR The
YOUTH THE SUIT AGAINST THESE DEFENDANTS IS
BEING HELD m ABEYANcE PENDING DISPOSITION OF
THE SUIT AGAINST THE FOUR TAVERN OWNERS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05


sinn 1880 ~ hes bssn Professor - lsw q ne No.
yosk unDus~sisv lsw School Hsrs = NJ distinguishes
ssss suyss sssess syIvssssr Pse - NV York City
~. perno THANK you. DEAN MANloss. FOR
TINS oepoQvue0TY 70 TAKE PART VI the Work
or Tt>e MAkloN FORUM CONFRONTED WITH tx
TeRNAA AND INTERNAL THREATS TO TIE KIND OF
kHE WHICH AMERICANS HOLD coon. THINKING Peo-
PIE ARE TAKING UP ONCE AGAIN THE JOB OF EXAM
MING THEMSELVES AND THEIR SOCIETY.
The current facts Of national life being measured
against she pvinep,ss which have made this great
try in an sfesnpf discover where have wrong
TIE MANIoN FORUM HAS PLAYED KEY PART
ri THIS PROCESS. THE CURRENT SERIES. DEALING
WITH TRADE-UNoN ABUSES. vs. m Mv OPINION.
AMONG THE MOST IMPORTANT you HAVE UNDER
TAKEN. 0f4nisH
say this because believe that the Of shs
large ndvsside Unions pose e greatest threats to IFS
wsbeins grssfness That this country has
known.
IT IS NOT A MATTER or ABoLIsHINc UNIONS.
THE POWER AND THE GOODNESS or THIS COUNTRY
REST UPON ITS FREEDOM AND IT'S ACCEPTANCE or
ALL KINDS or VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS. INcLUD-
ING TRADE UNIONS TO ABOLISH ANY PEACEFUL.
LAWFUL ASSOCIATION WOULD WEAKEN THE coUN.
TRY, NOT STRENGTHEN IT. THEREFORE. NO ONE WHO
WANTS TO PROMOTE FREEDOM WOULD FOR NOM
EMIT ENTERTAIN THE IDEA or ABoLIsHINc GENUINE
LY VOLUNTARY TRADE UNIONS
The real problem arises Of the fact that today the
big unions in this country voluntary organizations
Instead they have become COMPULSORY organizations
They forcing workers ion whether they wish
70 become members They forcing members 70
nue 70 dues when they would prefer TO resign
II is becoming more The rule that man must
pay union dues IL he wishes get keep Job With such
captive memberships is wonder that union leaders
abusing their position. They have more power than
any person or group should be allowed TO have.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
9Th Chureh-
CONTINUED from Back Paqe)

CONTINUED from Back Psqe)
BUT ! AM EVEN MORE GRATEFUL FOR THE GER
TAIN KNOWL EDGE THAT THEIR SEEMING SUFFER-
INcs ARE MERELY SPIRITUAL BIRTH PAINS in
THEIR AWAKENINcs TO THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
OF UNAVAILABLE oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE OUR TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MAR
Vicious MANSIONS! - NEVER. IN ALL ETERNITY
NEEDING HEALING NOR WILL IT EVER
AN EVER so GRATEFUL. MUCH MORE THAN
WORDS CAN EXPRESS.
ups ELIZABETH ELLINGTON, OUR PILLAR OF
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE, GAVE LOVELY TESTI-
MoNlAL, REcoUNTlNc HER MANY BLESSINGS -
CHRIST SCIENTIST MARKED WOMAN AND THAT IS
GOOD!
WITHOUT GODS GUIDANCE SHE'D NEVER BE
ABLE TO EXERCISE THE NECESSARY MORAL couR-
Acr AND roRrIrupE FOR WHICH WE ARE VERY
GRATEFUL.
OUR NUMEROUS FRIENDS WERE VERY GRACIOUS
AND GENEROUS IN ACCEPTING OUR TESTIMONIES
AND MESSAGES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
"FDR GAVE cooNs DIcrAToRIAL POWER"

Free Press ll-l7
IN HIS column, with fhe caption Of "How Union coons
Taught Employer" Victor RieseI told how goons Of
union beat masonry contractor who had enough CUTS
not TO be inundated by them.
TREATMENT FOR THE BEATING, AS STATED BY
MR. RlEsEL INCLUDED SURGERY. TRACTION AND RE-
CURLING DECENTRALIZATION. +is@
As is we'll known, Mr. RieseI had THE SIGHT or BOTH
OF HIS EYES STOLEN from him by having acid thrown At
him by union sangsfer.
IT WAS A VERY SORRY DAY FOR THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE WHEN ROOSEVELT, FOR VOTES. MADE THE
DIcTATORs OVER UNION LABOR, THEIR HOODS AND
cooNs. A PART OF THE RAW DEAL POLITICAL RACK.
EFT.
For quite number Of years these diefafors and their
hoods and have had the feeling that they above
the law moral and civil and they know that they have most
Of fhs Democratic politicians behind them.
FRANK J. ALBlN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05
Pupils FriIIs Waste


~ BELIEVE THIS IS NOT SO MUCH bscAose tie.
rAu.r AEeopD n" he said but RATHER BECAUSE
they HAVE NOT BEEN SUFFICIENTLY CHALLENGED
BY THEIR EDUCATION EXPERIENCE TO KNOW The
VALUE OF FURTHER LEARNING"
ASKS HIGHER STANDARDS
The answer he said is general raising OF standards
in al levels Of education which would benefit all OF society,"
Many high schools providing good sound edvesho"'
he said.
MoNEpucATlvE SUBJECTS SUCH AS DRIVER TRAIN
ING SOCIAL DANCING AND LITERALLY - BASKET
WEAVING FOR THE ENGLISH MATHEMATICS, FORE
IGN LANGUAGE, SCIENCE. HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCI
ENcE WHICH BELIEVE ARE NECESSITY FOR ANY
YOUNG PERSON WHO PLANS TO GO TO COLLEGE AND
WHO IS EXPECTED TO COPE WITH THE MONUMENTAL
JUDGMENTS AND DECISIONS WHICH FALL TO ANY
CITIZEN OF THIS MODERN WORLD"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-12-05

(consinvsd from Back Psgs)
ri EUROPE m THE SUMNER or 1918. THANKS 70
u>E cs MONITOR. COULD COMFORT NY COMRADES
THAT THE WAR WOULD BE OVER ~ CHRISTMAS. o.
TIE AUTHORITY or THE MONITORS FACTS o. THG
DIMINISHING RESOURCES or THE CENTRAL eAApsREs
AND THEIR CRACKING MORALE AND. As YOU khoM.
IT WAS OVER m THE llTH MONTH. she 'Ish Day. AND
THE nth HOUR. "
AND So you CAN READILY IMAGINE NY GREAT
Err GRATITUDE FOR THE HEALING or THE NATIONS"
REV.. WHICH IS PROGRESSING iRResisTiBlY IN OUR
MARVELLOUS MOVEMENT
PART7
MRS. EDDY A MARvn IN HISTORY.
IAN THRILLED OVER THE MARVELLOUS POSITION
OUR BELOVED LEADER OCCUPIES m HISTORY Foe
EXAMPLE WE READ IN THE 18TH CHAPTER Or Kew
ElATioN or WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUN AND
THE NOON UNDER HER FEET. AND FURTHER. m THe
SAME CHAPTER, WE READ THAT WOMAN WOULD
BRING FORTH A MAN CHILD WHO WOULD RULE AL
NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON
IT IS so COMFORTING TO HAVE THE ABSOLUTE
KNoWl EDGE OF THE UNHEALTHY or EVIL. MINOR OK
MAJOR WE KNOW THAT MINOR FELONY IS
MYTH AND WE KNOW THAT WORLD WAR IS ALSO
A MYTH IT IS MERELY A GIGANTIC MORTAL
THOUGHT MOVING PICTURE - IF YOU WILL A
MyrHIc.A-L COUNTERFEIT AND BURLEsouE OF
THE ALLNEss AND GOODNESS or GOD. oMkIPoTshT,
DIVINE LOVE-
THE coLiArHs or OUR TIMES WILL JUST NATu-
RALLY FADE OUT ITO NO. OF zERosD
MOST or US HERE KNOW THAT WE HAVE FOUND
THE PEARL OF GREAT PRICE = AND THAT " IS
voRrH rHE SACRIFICE OF EVERY HUMAN TREASURE
AND THEN WE REALIZE LIFE MORE ABuhDANTtY'!
IAN EVER so GRATEFUL. MUCH MORE THAN CAN
BE EXPRESSED IN THE LIMITED TIME AvAllABLs.
THE REACTIONS WERE MOST GENEROUS, FRIEND
~ AND voLyMINoUs OUR COMPANIONS WEkE
BLESSED, AND THEY WILL NEVER BE QUITE THE
sAme AGAIN THEY WILL BE MORE BETTER, AS OUR
IrALIANAMERIcAN WAR coMRADE MIGHT HAVE
80 5-r
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21
Pros|ava Sv. W|aha U San FrancisclI
0drzati &c Sc u nedjeIju, |. februara

San Francisco, Calf. - Drustvo "Svetog Vlaha" pro-
sav &c 32godisnjicu svoga opstanka znak uspoene
Svetog Vaha Dubrovnilu sveom isom velkim pro-
gramo. Proslava &c odrzati nedeju, 1vos feuaps
1885, koa &c bt ce dan. Najprije &c odrzati veka
sveta misa II sati utro crxv of Nativity Fell
Franklin Street. nakon mise bt &c program California
Hall Turk Street.
Ma programu cemo imati odlicne govornile medu nil
popuarn nacenk IL San Francisco George Christopher
It. Governor Glen NJ Anderson ko &c doc IL Sacramento
da pozdravi prisutnu publku
Takodjer ovoj proslavi &c ucestvovati najbo Ia
lenti sto i'll kada do sada ima nasm programme
Medju NINA bt &c mas gasoviti pjevac Edo Ljubc pa
John Skow ko predvod neslavensku grupu pjevaca pie
SAGA, ko pjevau nase pjesme pesu nase narodne pie
vrlo zvrsno Nasupt &c pjevacke grupe cd Pomla
ka HB.Z il Santa Clara Valley San Francisco saljvu
dramu il Dubrovnika &c izgra canovi odseka bro 352
il Watsonville.
Ima cemo tr orkestre koje &c svirati cije dan
rodne moderne pesove Ia narodne pesove &c svra
burash zbor "Ruza' IL San Francisco, Jim Boggo Trio
sat vecer &c svirat moderne pesove Maurice Vo
lohans popularna Orchestra IL Sjeverne California;
Jos jednom, proslava &c poceti So sveom misorn II
sah prize podne, dvorana gdje &c biti program b &c
otvorena 1890 pose podne gde &c prisutn bt posluz
vani ukusnom hranom svezim picem potam cd tog
mena pa cijelo poslije podne do kasno u vecer
Pozivljemo mas narod il blza daleka da mas DO
sjet so vece broju time uzvecau nasu proslavu ma
kojoj &c nauzit jepog programa koji &c i'm osta
dugotrajnoj uspomeni. Peter Obad, izvjesttelj
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zanimljivo je, da medju prvom desetorcom ina ednal
bro americh kanadsh zajednicara po petorca. sesto
RIGA vec kvalfcirala put Evropu te medu Mi
e pola nasih Amerikanaca, pola Kanadjana Ako
ina pred ocima da odprke 10 clanova HB.Z Sjedi-
njenm Drzavama dolaz svega 1 Kanadi onda e omjer
$3.50 medu najboljom desetorcom upravo nevjerojaan
suI cast dku nasim kanadskim graditema.
Ovma, kao swim ostalim natjecateljima, ina i'll oko
trnast stotina mozemo nista dugo rec nego, da
dovono rjeci kojima b odgovarajuci nacn mog
izrazh nasu hvalu zadovostvo pokazani napor u
prvoj polovici nase dvogodsnje clanske kampanje.
ovim bi zakjucli mas izvjestaj mjesec decembar
time niso scrpi sto imamo reci Jer evo sretni
sto mozemo objavt da nas koege izvrsn od-
bornici casnc jednogasno mas predlog zakjuci da
edan ctav broj Zaenicara posvetimo ovogodsnjoj
pan svima onima koj doprnjel njenom uspjehu Ne
sumne da &c nasi urednici, braca Vukech Brkich
kao do sada, svoje uciniti.
Tai &c broj Zajednicara, ko b mao uskoro izaci
drzavat imena svih predlagateja, th je 1891 povrh
toga osvrte komentare svh zvrsnh odbornika casnka
gavnog ureda sv slazemo jednome naime da svaki
cd vas kao svi vi zasuzujets paznju
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21

listu "Uljanik" u Pull, zatim u
Kopru Piranu, a ina drugih
manjih brodogradilista. Istarski
ugljenokopi Rasa = postal su
mas najveci izvoznik ugljena.
Tamo su uredjena Ottawa rudar-
ska naselja Rudarska okna Sc
prosiruju, otvaraju Sc nova -
svake godine je proizvodnja ve-
ca. I niz ostalih proizvodnih OBJ
jekata u industriji i obrtu poja-
Gao je privredjivanje istarskog
radnog covjeka. Ovome mozemo
job dodati elektrifikaciju ribar-
stvo, kao diva vazna cinioca u
privredi Istre.
No, jedna je cd osnovnih gra-
ma rada = poljoprivreda. Istar-
ski seljak je nadaleko poznat
kao dobar vinogradar, vocar, uz-
gajatelj duhana, ali i raznih
drugih poljopriverdnih kultura.
U posljednje vrijeme aktivno Sc
radi ma daljem jacanju i prosi-
renju poljoprivredne proizvod-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21
0dsjek br. 352 priredjuie p|esnu zabavu,
Predstavu i pros|avu b5.godisnjice HBz

WatsonviIe, Calf. - Drustvo Victory, odsjek 352
B. Zaednce priredue svoju devetu godisnu zabavu
predstavom plesonl subou vecer 81 januara 1852,
Watsonviue High School Auditorium
Kao prososti tako sada imat cemo bogau
program pax preporucueo svma IL severne Kalfornije
da posjee, mi jamcmo da cete ugodno
bavi pax ove navadamo neke dlove nasega programa:
Tamburaski Zbor pod upravom nasega vrijednoga uc-
telja Jospa Radca ko e negovo vreme kao profesio-
naac svirao swim vecim amerckm gradovma cd Allan
tika do Pacfka negovoj grupi ce svrat Helen John
Kordesch, Mary Ann John Scurich Eleanor Brown Tony
Pavovich il Cleveland Ohio
Mrs. Milka Rstich njeznom grupom predstavi
"skola Nauka' &c biti smesna poucna
treba da svaki vd istinu smja cete cijeu sed
micu ostat &c nezaboravnoj uspomeni
Izmedju osalh tocaka programu koje ovdje spo-
minjemo arandjrali Eda Lubca, il Hoywooda, Cali
forna poznatog gtaru pevaca ko &c bez dvobe naA
program uvecat pax nepropustite priku da cujete
Brace zajedncari i osali prijateU! Owe godine sav-
65godisnjcu opstanka H. B. Zajednice Nasa brocana
snaga je visn cd 10000 canova imovinom do ~
milijuna dolara Mi, ko odboru ovog programa,
ucinil sto mogl da oval program bude do
can prosav 65godsnce opstanka Hrvatske Braske Ia
jednce Stoga najjepse umoljavae da prsusvujete
voj naso prosav tako da bar ednom godnu skupa
sastanemo u drustvu proveselimo.
Poslije programa High School Auditorium, istom
uazncom dodjite l. O. o. F. Dvoranu pax cemo plesat
Modern Orchestra furnished by Jim Boggio mas madi
jedncar il odska br 90O Yerba Buena il San Francisco
Imati cemo doach kobasa svega osalog Nezaboravite
sv proslavu 65godisnce opstanka H. B. Zajednice -
High School Auditorium sat vecer, 81 anuara 1859
Ia odsjek broj 352 Watsonvile, California,
Ivan Skuric, predsj. odbora proslave.
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NapIata "a sIike

Naplata "a izradbu kliseja
slika, koje donosimo u Zajed-
nicaru: Slika ma jednom stup-
Gu samo poprsje - 81; slika
ma jednom stupcu, dvije oso-
be - 81; slika ma diva stup-
ca, do 6etiri osobe, pune We
licine -$7; slika ma tri stup-
ca, wise cd 6etiri osobe, pune
velicine - $40; "a slike koje
zauzimlju wise cd tri stupca,
urednistvo Zajednicara odre-
djuje cijenu nakon primi sM-
ku. Odsjecni tajnici / ostal,
kof nam slike salju ma uvrst-
bu, neka ovo uvaze.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21
SW SM0 DUzNI | P0zVAM DA DIzEM0
PR0SVJETU u HRV. BRAT. zAJEDNICI
NEDJELJU, 1. FEBRUARA SVECANI BANKET
u DVORANI ODSJEKA BROJ U ETNA

NEDJELJU, 1. FEBRUARA SVECANI BANKET
DVORANI ODSJEKA BROJ U ETNA, PA.
Prva sveeana vecera pocast uzvsene ideje, skoa
inu nase omadine odrzat &c nedeu, J. februara,
sati ma vece novom Hrvatskom Donu odseka "Andjeo
Cuvar" bro nasoj Etn da time pomogne podignuti
Fond Skolarine nase Zajednice.
Odlicnu veceru po domaci, prred &c nase ceste ca-
nice ovoga odseka koe poznate dobre vredne kuha
rice koe &c spremit tecna jea ljepo goste podvort
Ova svecana vecera jest pocast pomoc srenja pro-
sviete redovima Hrvatske Bratske zaednice Fond
Skolarine
Ma veceru pozvju braca sestre nase ugledne lju
de zene il redova Ujedinenh Odseka zapadne Pennsyl
vanie Hvatske Bratske Zaednice Uvereni da &c
vodje nash odseka organizacja, nasi ugledn ljudi
trgovci zgodom odazva kao dobri zajedncar kul
turni judi promicane oval nacn prosvjete srene
kulture medju nasim narodom Zajednici.
Neka ovo bude poticaj svima naseobinama nasega
roda Sjedinjenim Amerckim Drzavama Kanadi, da
nasi Uedinjeni Odsjec Sredsn Odbor poedin odseci
prireduju tokom godne istu svrhu scne pri
redbe
Godna 1859. posvecuje narodnoj hrvatskoj kuturi
prosvet svecanoj prosav Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice
Sestre brace, radmo slozno 1.-Two usrajno da oval
kulturni program odlicno godine izvedemo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-01-21

nje. U okviru toga, Istra &c do
biti nekoliko 'agro-industrijsk
kombinata, naime, u dolinama
dviju rijeka - Rase Mirne -
osposobljava Sc 8 i pol tisuca
hektara zemljista "a modernu
poljoprivrednu proizvodnju, ko-
ia &c Sc produziti u industrijsku
preradu. Vec iduceg proljeca
1900 hektara bit &c privedeno
kulturi. U toku iduce dvije >godi-
ne uredit &c Sc velika gospodar-
stva u Umagu, Porecu, Mosto-
vunu, Novigradu, Vrsaru Viii
nadi. Ova imanja razvit &c maj
moderniju obradu zemlje, a uz-
gajat &c Sc istarska goveda, svi-
ME. perad, industrijsko billie, vo-
&c povrce.
Velicina ovih zahvata mole Sc
procijeniti po tome, sto ce Sc u
owe akcije investirati A milijarde
/ 500 milijuna dinara. Sta Sc o.