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in Richmond.
Visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Boatwright during the week end
were Mrs Jean Manley, of Pro
vost, Mrs. Sylvia Woody an d
Mrs. Carroll Krendell, of Rich
mond, and Frank Pfluger, of Wash
ington, D. c.
Randolph Swami is home from
the hospital and is improving. Re
cent visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion SILVER and family. of
Richmond, Julian Swami, Mrs. Ma
zie Palmore, Rev. j G. Clarke, OF
Gainesville, and Mr. and Mrs. H
| o. Williams
Miss Lois Suttler was an over
night guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.
Palmore and Carroll Palmore Sat
urday.
Miss Lille May Bell. of Belona
spent the week end with Mr.. anc
MIS- Charles Denoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Cole. d
Richmond. and Montell Cole, o.
Richmond, visited their mother
Mrs Nellie Cole Sunday. other
visitors We're Nh. and Mrs Ceci
H Denoon-
Mrs. Sidney Alan Stokes, Of Balls
vile. and son visited Mrs. w. I
Stokes Friday evening.
Mrs Lawrence Allen and family
Of Richmond, visited her parents
MI. and Ms j. Bagby Jones, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Bobby Lucado an(
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
Amelians Set Day
OF Prayer Service

World Day of Prayer will be OBJ
served in Amelia with services at
Amelia Baptist Church in coopera-
ton with the Amelia Presbyterian
Trinity Methodist, and Christ Epis-
copal churches, Friday, Feb. 10, at
3:45 pm.
Theme Of the service is Lord. |
Believe. with the plan Of the serv-
ice coming from the Coptic Chris
tan Women of Egypt. This is the
73rd observance of the day with
la countries taking part this year
Mrs. John T. Lennon will be al
sisted by Mrs. H E, Jackson, both
of the Baptist church, Mrs. C. B
Goodman and Mrs Ray R. jenkins
Of the Methodist church. Miss
Laura Allen and Mrs. Donald Flip
pen, of. the Presbyterian church
and Mrs Charles A Holman, III
of the Episcopal church.
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Curdsville

| State Trooper and Mrs. Kenneth
Kragh. and two sons visited their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
1 Griffith over the week end. They
are now located at Woodbridge.
Mrs. Lucy Bersch is spending
some time with her son. Russell
Bersch. and family in Lynchburg
Mr.. Bersch came for her on Sat
urday.
The Hickory Grove HID met with
Mrs. Wesley Dunkum Tuesday at-
ternoon with a good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Robinson. of
Portsmouth. visited Mrs. Reeves
Phaup and brother over the week
end
Mr. and Mrs Marvin Dunkum
! and son were supper guests Thurs
day Of MIR and Mrs. Joshua Dun
kun.
Mrs. Ruby Raikes. Of Richmond
Mrs Acie Allen, Mrs. Lacy Flip
pen. Elaine and William Perry were
luncheon guests Thursday Of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunkum
called on Mrs. W. c. Flippen and
the Lacy Flippens Saturday. Miss
Lizzie Wilson, who had spent the
week with the Flippens, returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yancy Bailey
visited Mr.. and MS. George Kes-
ley Sunday afternoon. and found
Mr. Kesley getting on fine after his
accident last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
called on a. G. Marks and Mrs.
Phaup Sunday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
called on A. G. Marks and Mrs.
Phaup Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Proffitt
and Ethal Mae we're Farlnville
visitors Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Julian and
two children. of Clarksvilla. spent
Saturday with his mother. Mrs. M.
M. Julian. They also called on Mr..
and Mrs Howard Chance and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pugh and
children. Of Lynchburg. spent the
week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Sweden Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dunkum
called Oh Mrs. Cora Dunkum and
brother Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Haden, of
Newport News. spent the week end
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Harris. The Wesley Dunkums also
visited the Harris family Sunday
afternoon
Guests Saturday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman DoWdy were Mr.. and Mrs.
B. T. Wooten and two sops, Of
Tuggle.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Dunknm
and Miss Wilson visited Miss An
ME Pahup and brother Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Bcrsrh il spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Rersch and family, Of Lynchburg
Rev. Philip Thomas visited in
the neighborlood last week. He
called on the Wesley Dunkums. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bailey and family
and Miss Annie Phaup and others.
Mrs. Jack Allen visited with Mrs.
M. NJ. Julian Saturday.
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Sunny Side

Mrs. M A. French and Mrs. W..
V. French attended funeral services
for Mrs. F'rench's brother in law
Jasper John Wilson, Monday morn
ing. Burial was in the jamestown
Church cemetery near Rice.
Mrs. French also visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Kate Farrar, who is a
patient at Southside Community
Hospital. Mrs. Farrar shows con
siderable improvement.
Recent guests Of MI. and Mrs.
A. c. Morrison were Mrs. Lucy
Horsh. Miss Florence Morrison and
Richard Morrison, Of Richmond.
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daughter, Susan, Of Pamplin, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Smith and attended
preaching in the new Muddy Greek
Church Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Jones, Of
Cumberland, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
R. ]. Willis and Mrs Eugenia Viii
hams in Ballsville, Sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
Trenholm Tidinss
Three Ladies Teach
Mission Study Book

Mrs. Bessie Jones, Mrs. R. j.
Willis and Mrs Henry Hatcher
taught mission study book at
Mrs. r. J. Willis Wednesday eve
ming. Each one had two chapters
to teach, which made it easy. The
book was Into A New World II
was very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. BoatWright
of Dillwyn. and Mrs F. W. Boat
wright and daughter spent Monday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13

MI. ana MIS-. w. u. DANDY and
daughter, Linda. spent Sunday in
Petersburg. guests of Mrs. Danby's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Slate.
Mrs. c. D. Brown and daughter.
Miss Carol Jean Brown. visited
Mrs. Gladys DeJarnette during the
week end. She is patient in the
Richmond Memorial Hospital. Mr.
and Mrs NJ H. Kanipe, of Burke
Vile, We're Sunday visitors Of the
Brown family.
The Rev. T. p. Reynolds family
wee dinner guests Of Miss Gay Gil
liam in Trent's Mil. Sunday.
Recent guests Of the j. j. Penn
Bolton family were Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth D. OWnby. of Trent's Mill,
Ms c. NJ. Jamerson and daugh-
tegs Diane and Brenda. of DillWyn.
Mrs ] r Huddleston and daugh-
tel. Joan of Buckingham. and Mr.
and Mrs j. A. Talley, of Rich
M0nd
Back From Florida
Mr. and Ms. Leonard Scott and
Miss Josephine Huskey have re-
turned from a tour of Florida
While there they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Mack Hedrlck. former resi-
dents Of Cumberland county at
Plant City
NJ. md Nv n potoe. opI
daughters. Jacquelyn and Janet, Of
Richmond were among the visitors
Sunday 81 Mr. and Mrs Marvin. H
MaXey Jr
Nj. and Mrs. j. L. McCarter and
daughters. Linda and Carolyn ac-
companied IN Nh and Mrs. G. v.
Couch. visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Profsitt in Powhatan county, Sun
day
Sunday guests Of MI. and Mrs.
Frank q Thomas and family at
Edgemll were Mr.. and Mrs Ray
0wnby and grandson, Ray Horse
lev Of Wingina.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Boelt and
Louis Boelt. Of Midlothian. d
Henry Pfeiffcr. Of Richmond. were
recent guests Of Mrs jamie Pfeiffer
aad Leroy Pfciffer.
G ST. Clair Robinson is a patient
Ne Mcclure Hospital, Richmond
Visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Foster; Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
B. S. Lang and daughters, Vivian
and Linda. Of Richmond
Visits Colony Club
Miss Margaret Lovins. Of
Peter burg. and Johnny Godsey
Were week END guests Of Mrs Ros-
coa L Towns. Mrs.. LoYins. accom-
panied by her week end guests and
Miss Mary Z. Godsey visited Mr..
ard Mrs. Lawrence Montague in
Richmond Saturday. They al IS o
visited the Colony Club and later
attended The South Pacific show
ing at Willow Lawn
A.r. atAd MrS Charlle Goodman
HAD as their dinner guests Sunday
MI. and MIS- r c. Warren and
daughter. Robbie Lee, Of Rich
mond( Mr. and Mrs Guthrie Good
man. Of Amelia Mr. and Mrs H.
H Goodman and Son. David Hindle.
and Mrs. Herbert Goodman. Of
sunny Side
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Godsey.
accompanied by MISS Louise
Neadol aud the Misses Page and
Janet Gosev visited Mrs ] R.
God-ev Sunday at Spout Springs.
D.ck Garrett attended the birth
dav ANNIVERSARY dinner party Sun
day 5iVen FIR His grandmother,
AIr- Ella Gray Joyner. at the
home IF her daughter, Mrs. Lillian
IAae in South Boston
Nh and Mrs. Upper George and
chilsren Of Richmond spent Sun
dsy WITH his parents Mr. and Mrs.
II NJ Ca0rega
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Dorothy Carnegie
Course In Amelia
Set For Tonight

A free class in the Dorothy Car
negie Course will be given by a
representative from Richmond. at
the court house in Amelia February
Is. at 7::30 pm.
Through error this was announced
in the February 3 edition of The
Herald as a Dale Carnegie Course.
The Dorothy Carnegie Course is for
women, the Dale Carnegie Course
for men. This is course in per-
sonal development.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
MENTAL TELEPATHY FAILURE

Though he poses as an expert on
mental telepathy, Nathaniel Thorn
as, Of New Orleans, ran into trouble
he didn't expect.
Thomas. who sells mail order
courses on telepathy, magic and
mlnd-reading, was given six
month jail sentence for mail fraud.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
WOMAN WINS JAILER'S JOB

First woman jailer in Christian
County. Ky, is Mrs. Sue Wither-
spoon. Hopkinsville widow. She
defeated two male opponents in
the election in November.
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HOOP-LA

At any rate. you can no longer
say that the American youth
dSe.- &c 3 Lo5r.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-02-13
Cumberland Happenings
Cumberland Happenings
Youth Groups From Three Counties To
C0nuene 1t CrOue tIefhOdist Church

Stewardship, including time.
talents. Possessions and self. VIII be
the subjects for discussion at the
Stark Jet, il. Yough Fellowship
sllbdistmct meeting to be held
Thursday February 10. II 7.3N
pm. in Grove Methodist church
near Sunny Side.
A large attendance is anticipated
from Amelia. PoWhatan. Carriers
vile and Cumberland units Of the
sub-dstrict Harry Harrison. vice
president of the Cumberland group.
is IN charge Of the program This
group has been most cooperative
III helping To provide d fellowship
room 1T Grove church for recrea-
ton ADVERTISEMENTS.
State Trooper and Mrs Steve
Musulln we're week end guests 81
her brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs r F Cassell ii Ashland
Week end and Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j c Hayes were AIR
and Mis- J Edeal HAYES and
family of WaKerly. end Glef
HAYES Of BucEineham c H
Mrs H. c Gillian had as het
week end guests the Misses 10
Blanton, 81 Charlottesville and
Margaret Moore OF Front ROYAL
Mrs. LaYkin G. Garrett recently
visited her sister. Ms L. Edmonia
Alexander in Richmond
Attend Wedding
Those from Cumberland attend
ing the Browning Godsev wedding
and reception. Which took place III
II the Highland F ark Methods
Church Richmond. Saturday. Feb
ruary :. were Nh and Mr. And
rev E Godsey. Mrs. L. B. Danny
Mrs r L Lovins. Miss Fannie t
Foster Miss Mary E Godsev Miss
Margaret Lovins. J T Foster Jl,
and Johnny Godsey.
Mrs Lewis Crawley is spending
some Tins With her daughter Mr~
J 4 Mouton and her family III
Raleigh N. q.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". III.
Bugg Sunday We're his brother, T.
J Bugg Jr, and MIS- Bueg with
their children Carolyn and Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
Program Listines

5-StorIisht Theater. Movie.
I Hour, 40 Min. NY Feverite
Wife" 1910. A wife believed
decd returns when her husband
is about TO rewed. Cory Gront,
Irene Dunno.
7-City Detective. Crime.
Rod Comeron stors.
o-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd Douglas. Doniels.
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ia Hours. Kings Rhapsody"
1856. A prince chooses exile with
lovely Wonon rother thon
kingdom without her. Ammo
Neoole, Enrol Flynn.
4-Joek Poor Show. Variety.
Va Hours. Cliff Arquette visits.
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
September !

5-Mr. District Attorney.
Dovid Bron stors.
lone Step Beyond. Drama.
The Image Of Deoth." A French
noblenon nnorrles the village girl
who helped him poison his first
wife. Max Adrian, Doris DowIng.
tRepeotD
SANDY Williams Show.
Hour. Guests: Carol Lawrence,
The Mills Brothers, Ston Frebere,
Ken Borry.
1890
Ankle Hammer. Detective.
5-Seotlond Iord. Crime.
7-Joseph Mccaffrey. News.
l0:40
7-Weother. Sports. News.
Allen. SiegeI. Make.
1900
4-News. Loeol News.
Richord Horkness Russ W0rd
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

novi hotel ugostiteljske rad
ME. Owe investicije sc gotovo
u potpunosti odnose ma turi-
sticko ugostiteljstvo, jer &c
Sc NINA d o biti oko 600
kreveta u izrazito turistickim
mjestima. Medju ovima Sc i
stice izgradnja hotela Inter
national u Zagrebu, izgrad-
MIA hotela "Excelsio" osta-
lih objekata u Dubrovniku,
izgradnja novog hotela u ST.
beniku, dovrsenje novih ho-
tela u Moscenickoj Dragi, Ma
linskoj, Malom Losinju, Veloj
Luci ma slapovima Krke.
Ovo su samo kraci izvodi
IL drustvenog plana Narodne
republike Hrvatske "a ovu go
dinu. Prema tome, ostalo je
jos mnogo znacajnih pothva-
ia, koji &c Sc napraviti u ma
vedenim privrednim gra n a.
ma, a pogotovu u onima o
kojima nismo mogli dati ma
kar i kraci prikaz. To su u
prvom redu sumarstvo, trgo-
vina, zanatstvo i neke druge
djelatnosti.
Ipak, i IL ovo nekoliko po-
dataka je vidljivo, da je opel
gospodarski razvitak Hrvat-
ske nastavljen il godine u go
dinu ubrzanim tempom, sto
Sc odrazava i ma opcem pri-
vrednom razvitku Jugoslavije,
koji je po svom intenzitetu
gotovo jedinstven u svijetu.
Milovan Baleti6
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
DESET CIGARETA Ma Dan

Nikada jos Amerikanci nj
su popusili toliko cigareta kao
prosle godine. Prema procje-
nj Ministarstva poljoprivrede,
ma podrucju U.S.A. popuseno
je u toku 1858. godine 436
milijardi i 300 Jmilijuna ciga-
reta, a to znaci, da u prosje-
ku otpada po 10 cigareta ma
dan ma svakog Amerikanca
iznad Is godina. Osim toga,
prize pet godina kupovali su
pusaci s a m o 9 posto filter
cigareta Cd cjelokupne pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27
NE VOLI SLOBODU

Jelena Amadeo u Korculi
pustila je ma s | O b O d u svog
cesljugara, kad je obolio. Ma
kon wise cd mjeseca dana pti-
cica sc zdrava vratila. Primje-
tivsi je, Jelena joj je otvorila
kavez, u koji je cesljugar u
Sac i wise ne izlazi. Ljubitelji
ptica pjevica cude Sc tome i
dolaze vidjeti tog povratnika,
koji u kavezu veselo cvrkuce
i pjevusi.
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Gospodarski napredak
(Nastavak sa 2. strane)

(Nastavak ga 2. strane)
izvesti u Porecu, Opatiji, Kor-
Gull i Dubrovniku. .Pored rje-
Savanna ovih doista kljucnih
komunalnih problema turf
stickih mjesta predvidja Sc
izgradnja novih kupalista u
Opatiji, Crikvenici, R a b u i
Dubrovniku, nekih konzum-
no-preradjivackih objekata u
Porecu, Rabu, Makarskoj i
Korculi, a u mnogim mjesti-
ma izgradit &c Sc objekti kul-
turnog j zabavnog karaktera.
Uz modernizaciju costa jaw
liza Sc potre e b a povecanja
smjestajnih kapaciteta naro-
cito onih "a moto-turiste, pa
je vec "a ovu godinu pred
widen program izgradnje pr
viii motela u Hrvatskoj. Drus-
tvenim planom je predvidjeno
da Sc u toku owe godine IL
gradi "a motela sa 1000 kre-
veta Cd kojih 21 uz jadran-
sku cestu. Smjestajem ovih
motela nastoji sc rijesiti pro-
blem oskudice krevetnog pro-
stora Y primorskom pojasu.
Ukupna vrijednost drustvenih
ulaganja u toku owe godine
u turizam iznosi oko 4 mill
.jarde dinara.
UGOSTTTELJS
"a unapredjenje ugostitelj-
stva vet sc odobravaju zaj-
movi IL kojih 70 - podizati
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

Mvotna osjeguracijs djece
u nasem Pomladku, Jest Jed
m najjeftinija osjegura cij ia
sto u svijetu postoji, ma Term
to Age 1918 certificate, ier
kad Sc odbiju otpisani raspo-
rezi, isplata kredita drugo,
n dfjete Sc plaza osjegura-
CHA oko 8 centa mjesecno, q
dobiva % q slucaju smrti do
$500.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

81 prijatelji to il Kanade pisu.
Svi &c oni zajedno ma iducoi
konvenciji po slobodnim gla-
sovanjem donasati razrie "a
kljucke koji &c biti po demo-
kratskoj vecini odglasani.
Brace sestre samo napred po
tim demokratskim principima,
ako ste demokrate.
Napominjem da tn nemoze
niti mas sam predsjednik gosp.
Mandic, kao Vukelic i drugi
koji su u glavnom odboru, ne
koga imenovati iii odbaciti, a.
ko nije po delegatima izabran.
sto Sc tice 81. odbora, nj
kada on nece svakome odgo-
varati. ia Sc licno u svemu
ne slazem sa nasim uredni-
kom Vukelicem, ali gdje mo-
ze urednik svakome ugoditi,
ali kada treba braniti hrvat-
stvo opcenito, onda je mas u
rednik ma mjestu i svaka mu
cast! On digne svoj glas u
obranu hrvatstva, a pogotovo
nase Zajednice.
Draga brace i sestre vrlo je
vazan i odgovoran rad jednog
urednika, koji je ma mjestu
tako velike organizacije. Ire
ba mnogo toga progutati /
podnesti da bi mogao biti ma
visini, t.j. stititi Zajednicu 1
drzati ma okupu clanstvo.
Kako je to vazno odgovorno
mjesto, trebamo dobro patti
koga biramo, tako da svojim
piskaranjem sramotno / u
vrednim rijecima, nebude Ste
tan "a nasu Zajednicu, a po-
gotovo ako hoce svoje poll
ticke ciljeve turati preko "a
jednice.
Mnogo Sc prigovara i pise
o nasim vodecim ljudima u
G. Odboru, da dobro ne ra-
de, da su ovo ono, te da &c
unistiti Zajednicu, naprotiv
Zajednica raste i napreduje,
tako da sc svakim damon po-
vecava. Svaki posteni cestiti
Hrvat trebao bi stupiti u ma
su Zajednicu, a pogotovo novi
doseljenici, a isto tako | u
ostale nase bratske organiza-
cije, a ne ulaziti u tudja osi-
guravajuca drustva. ash
stari casni pioniri il dana u
dan izumiru, pa &c trebati
mladji narastaji primiti u ru-
ke tn nasu velebnu Hrvatsku
organizaciju. Zato niti jedan
mladji Hrvat nesmije stajati
po strani, j govoriti meni ne
treba Zajednice. Svakako tre-
ba pokazati wise toleranci.je
ga strane nasih. starih dose
ljenika prema novim. Zato jos
jednom napominjem da nerna
nitko pravo, koji nije Clan kri-
tizirati rad, a jos mamie ogo-
varati nasu Zajednicu, kao
pojedine clanove odbornike.
Dragi urednice zahvaljujem
Sc ma ustupljenom prostoru
ovog clanka, pozdravljajuci
Vas, kao sve sestre i bracu
diljem cijele Amerike. - Bog
i Hrvati.
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Nasa konvencija i stefonosna kritika
Pise: Nick Frigan, clan odsjeka 235

Cleveland Ohio - Lijepo je da Sc ljud razni canov
nase Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice bave dskusama
boje reel kortesacijama pred konvencu;
biti umjereno demokrask da nemoze b stetu sa-
me Zajednice uopce hrvatskog naroda
Tako citam raznoj hrvatskoj stampi samoj kon-
vencii to cd zvanih nepozvanh ljud boe reci cd ud
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-27

VeIlcIJl 10 OQ ZVanlH l nepOZ
koji nisu nj clanovi, a niti su
ikada sto dobra ucinili "a ma
su Hrv. Bratsku Zajednicu.
Imade opet koji su clanovi
a koji bas lijepo ne pisu, vec
ma sramotu stetu nase die
ne Hrvatske Bratske Zajed-
nice, kao i cijelog hrvatskog
naroda.
ia nisam neki start clan,
nisam mogao mnogo uciniti
"a nasu Zajednicu, pa nisam
nikada htio uzimati prostora
u nasem Zajednicaru, jer j.
made starijih i zasluznijih
clanova, koji zele prostora da
nesto napisu. Kako MAIDEN
razloga i boil me kada citam
takove clanke o nasoj Zajed-
nici. Neki gospodin pise me-
dju inim sramotnim rijecima,
da bi bila najveca sramota i
nesreca, kada bi d osao ma
kormilo Zajednice komunista
iii fasista. To m a o cudno
zvuci. Drugim rijecima, po IL
javi toga pisca, u nasoj Ia
jednici imade mnogo komu-
nista fasista, a po mojem
uvjerenju medju hrvatskim
narodom n e m a jednih niti
drugih.
ia Gu tome gospodinu jas
no i glasno odgovoriti. Kada
bi mi svi clanovi nase Zajed-
nice, a j drugi Hrvati u Ame-
rici puhali u iste diple tako-
We gospode, onda nebi nikoga
krstili ovakovim imenima. A,
medal Boze, da dodju ma kor-
milo ovakova gospoda nase
Zajednice, onda sc nebi vec
zvala Hrvatska Bratska "a
jednica, vec cistokrvna :jugo-
slavenska. Dok su nasi start
pioniri gradili podizali "a
jednicu i sirili hrvatstvo u
America, ovakova gospoda su
u isto vrijeme sirila po Ame-
rici drugu politiku. Danas po-
stene rodoljube i Hrvate ma
zivaju raznim sramotnim j.
menima, tako> da bi m o gil
svoje prljavstine proti hrvat-
skog naroda pokriti. Kada bi
slueajno cd ovakove gospode
koji dosao "a urednika "a
jednicara, jao 81 ga nasoj "a
jednici, raspala bi Sc, jer bi
poceo sve krstiti raznim ne
lijepim imenima, a da bi gu
rao u Zajednicu svoje polite
ke ciljeve.
Prize pet godina, kada sam
primao drzavljanstvo owe ma
Sc drage move domovine A
merike, napisao sam medju
inim hrv. druStvima da sam
j u nasoj dicnoj Zajednici. Pi-
tao me je sudac, kako ste usli
u tn zajednicu? Kazao sam,
cato, jer je tamo 100000 Hr-
vata, pa sam ia tamo, te
ako oni svi nevaljaju, netre-
bam niti ia valjati. Sudac mi
je odgovorio OK. Dakle, dra-
ga braco, nije cudo da Sc ia
kove stvari dogadjaju, kada
razni ovakovi mudrijasi sra
mote sa svojim pisanjem, ma
zivajuci pojedine clanove, ko-
jekakovim nelijepim rijecima,
nazivajuci i'll komunistima i
fasistima, sto mogu drugo A.
merikanci o mama misliti?
Mislim da sc nebi smio nitko
sluziti sa takovom kortesaci-
jom, jer je ma stetu sviju mas.
Nasa Konvencija Sc prova-
dja po demokratskim princi-
pima. Svaki odsjek neka iza-
bere svoje delegate cd svojih
clanova, po slobodnim glaso-
vanjem, iii &c oni biti narod-
njaki iii naprednjaki, kako ma
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dukcije, a danas je tai po-
stotak porastao ma As posto.
(Strah cd raka! Ali filtar nj
je bas nikakva obrana).
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