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avenue on the way to the
hotel. Flags we're out all
along the avenue and thou
sands Of spectators lined the
sidewalks. The car slowed
down behind a giant parade.
Bands were playing. soldiers
were marching. Curtiz was
overwhelmed.
Does Warner put on this
kind Of reception for every
director he brings to Amer
ica?" he gasped to the studio
man at his side.
NO" was the reply. "only
for those VINO arrive on the
Fourth Of July"
Evening star., 1959-11-24

As you become older your chances of
having a serious illness rise greatly.
That is statistical fact 80.
But CHI and Medical Service Wash
ington's Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans
do not cancel your coverage no matter
how old you get or how often you are sick.
You can enjoy Blue Cross and Blue Shield
protection even when you retire.
Evening star., 1959-11-24

The FomiIy Council consists Of
o Judge. q psyehiotrist, three
elersymen, o newspaper editor,
q women's editor and two writers.
Eoch ortiele is o summary Of on
oetuoI case history. The council
reports on problems thot hove
been deolt with BY responsible
oseneies and eounselors.
Evening star., 1959-11-24

we were married within q
matter of weeks. Only a few
months after our marriage
he started going out with
other women and has been
doing so since.
I have been driven almost
crazy and ! want out. My old
boy friend says he still wants
to marry me-in spite of the
fact that I now have a g.
month old baby. But I'm
afraid I still love my husband
and I am still insure about
Bill.
Bill D.-Some girls don't
know what is good for them.
They shouldn't be given a
chance to have q choice
about their marriages. I told
Bernice this guy was no
good. Now there's plenty of
proof I knew what I was
talking about.
I am willing to save Ber-
nice from this situation
whether she loves me or not.
I hate to see this other guy
get away with murder. I am
trying to make Bernice un-
derstand she won't find an
other sucker like me, willing
to take her On with q baby.
I just feel so sorry for her
that I'd do it.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Aside from the fact that
Bernice is q married woman
and is, at present, in no po-
sttion to consider marriage
proposals, we would warn her
against suitors in Sir Gala
had's clothing.
When an emotionally ma
ture man wishes to marry, he
thinks in terms Of finding
happiness for himself and
giving it to his partner. He
does not see himself as o
sucker" STOPPING to help
some pathetic waif. OF course,
the damsel in distress always
has a certain appeal to the
male ego. but the distress
should not cause q man to
look upon the lady with con-
tempt.
It is contempt that Bill
shows for Bernice when he
says that he is willing to
marry her because he is $50
sorry for her" No self-re-
specting woman would con-
slider such a proposal. It is q
preliminary in Bills mind to
q marriage in which he would
every day throw up to Ber-
nice her failings, with the
object Of building himself up
to heroic proportions at her
expense.
Bernice's real problems are
elsewhere. There is q ques-
ton Of whether she can get
her husband to accept mar
ried life. If he can't, she may
well find life with him intol-
erable.
1t is possible for apparently
hopeless good-for-nothings
like Bernice's husband to
change their ways. But it is
worse than useless for others
to try to nag them into 1t.
copyright 1859, General Features Corp
Tomorrow: Zuny son.
Evening star., 1959-11-24
FAMILY COUNCIL
Young Wife
Is Warned
On GoIuhud
THE PROBLEM

Bernice-I'm afraid I still
love my husband.
Bill D.-He'll never make a
decent husband.
, 1959-12-02
Legislative Committee
On TRANSFORMATION
Meets III ST. Thomas

The Special Committee 81
the Legislature on Air Trans
portation Service and FaciIi-
ties in the Virgin Islands,
created BY Resolution No. 134
Rill Noy1OO4) June Ii, 1858, is
conducting 4 through study
aid examination Of all data
and factor relevant to the de
velopment and expansion Of
air transportation services AID
facilities in the Virgin Islands.
Or, Aubrey Anduze an
nounced.
For this purpose, therefore,
the committee will convene III
session on Wednesday.
'December 8, 1859 at 8:15 pm.
in the Chambers Of the Legis-
Continued On page 4g
, 1959-12-02
Directors Review
Coneel Boy
Operating Budget


Directors Of Cancel Bay
Plantation, Inc, reviewed OPP
Grating budgets, rates, and
needed improvements to the
physical plant at the meeting
Of the Board held in New
York City on Novembr 10.
Leslie H. Moore, Jr., Gen
eral Manager Of Cancel Bay
Plantation, reported on the
1859 operations and noted the
significant results this year
from the several years Of in
tensive work by the Planta-
ton in developing off-season
H.N
business to the Islands.
Rates schedules for the sum
mer season Of 1860 and the
winter season Of 1S6O-61 were
approved with no increase
over the previous year.
Discussion was given to con
struction Of a new employees
dormitory to replace an out
NODDED structure; provision for
a guest and staff recreation
facility to provide space for
religious services, lectures, pro
grams, and dressing rooms for
day visitors; improvements in
the maintenance compound
and the water distribution sys-
tenn; enlargement Of the din
ing terrace; and possible addi-
tional guest accommodations.
Reports were given on the
contributions BY Cancel Bay
Plantation and jackson Hole
Preserve, Incorporated, along
with the National Park Ser
vice and residents Of St. John,
70 7 he sandfly survey being
conducted On ST Iqhn By Bro
fessor Roger Williams Of Co
lumbia University
neel Bay Plantation Inc
Owns and operates the resort
facilities il the Cancel Bay
, 1959-12-02
A GREAT AMERICAN S

Senator Humphrey
Thrills audience
With His Eloquence
Senator Hubert Humphrey
Of Minnesota, last night
thrilled a large and apprecia-
tive audience in the audito-
rum Of the Ghristiansted High
School. Never before has so
distinguished q Il American
taken time to come to St.
Croix and deliver a major
speech as did Senator Hum
-phrey. The people simply
adored him.
A brilliant orator, Senator
Humphrey had the audience
laughing from the moment he
rose to speak. He first ex-
pressed his appreciation of a
front page editorial which ap-
ipeared in the st. Croix Avis,
which Senator de Lugo read
and said that it expressed the
sentiments Of the people Of
st. Croix.
Those who were unable to
attend last nights lecture can
listen to Senator Humphrey
over station WIVI at $3.50
tonight.
Senator Humphrey prom
ised that he will be present at
the Democratic convention in
Los Angeles To see that steps
are taken to permit the Virgin
Islanders, whose literacy is
almost one hundred per cent,
about seventy-fve per cent
participation in election, to
have the right Of electing their
own Governor right en-
joyed, and wisely exercised,
by your neighbors, the people
h Commonwealth Of
Puerto, Rico.
1T is equally high time that
the people Of the Virgin Is
be represented in the
United States Congress- saia'
, 1959-12-02
DR.. Bornn in u. S..
Com1nr. de Jongh
Is Acting Governor

Directors q Cancel Bay Or. Roy w Bonn, Govern
Plantation, Inc, reviewed OPP ment Secretary, left on sun
Grating budgets, rates, and day for a Conference. at Miami
needed Improvements to the Beach, Florida. He has been
physical plant at the meeting Acting Governor Of the Virgin
of the Board held in New Islands since Governor Mer-
, 1959-12-02
by Erie R. Williams

Last night in the Christian
sted High School auditorium
the people Of St. Croix, along
with the Democratic Clubs Of
the Virgin Islands had the
pleasure Of listening to a great
Democratic Senator in the
person Of Hubert Humphrey
Of Minnesota, who for the first
time had the pleasure of visit
ing these Virgin Islands, along
with Mrs. Humphrey.
It was a pleasure to listen to
an orator Of such outstanding
stature, and the people of St
Croix were highly impressed
With the courage and forth
rightness with which he at
tackled national international
and local problems of the
times.
Senator Humphrey was par
ticularIy high in his praise Of.
Continued On page 4p
, 1959-12-02

win left for Hawaii On No
vember 20, 1859, to attend the
special functions Of that terri
torys attainment as the iftieth
state of the Union.
DR.. Bornn will be attending
the Annual Meeting Of State
Insurance Commissioners
Throughout the conference DR..
Bornn will hold discussions
with consultants on insurance
matters Of interest to the Vir-
gin Islands.
The Honorable Percy de
Jongh, Commissioners Of Fin
ance, will be Acting Governor
until the return Of the Govern
ment S ecretary or the Gov
ernor.
, 1959-12-02
Pvt. Raymond ]. Berry
Completes Radio
Operutor Course

Army Private Raymond J..
Berry, p, whose wife, Mar
garet, lives in ST. Thomas
completed the 12-week opera
tor course Nov. Is Al Fort Dix,
New Jersey.
He was trained to operate
various Army radios and to
use Morse code.
Berry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Berry, Altoona 80, en-
tered the Army in May 1859
and completed basic training
at Fort Dix,
He is a 1854 graduate ofSts.
Peter and Paul High School.
, 1959-12-02

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these losses halted passenger-train service may
grind to a stop by 1865.
Under the threat of such collapse, the Federal
Government would have to step in and take over the
railroads. That would be hard blow at our free
enterprise system, and the cost of government oper
alton of a bankrupt transportation system could
only lead to higher taxes. But obviously we can
not stand idly by and watch passenger service dis.
appear entirely.
Fortunately there is still time to prevent the
pete breakdown of the last remaining rail system in
the world except the Canadian Pacific Railway =
operating under free enterprise. have a specific
and workable proposal which will outline later in
this article.
But first, what is the major cause of railroads
present troubles? 1t is the astonishing waste which
bleeds away millions of dollars each year. Even
now, when some lines are threatening sharp cut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
QUESTION: as a steady railroad

QUESTION: "As a steady railroad
commuteT, I'm concerned about the I've
fact that many passenger lines Gotta
are being shut dotUn,'' writes Paul f,.as,,co 6
de Fur of Norwalk, Conn. could =
you tell me if there is any sOIu-
ton in sight for this ProbLem?'
We found that a lot of people share Mr.. de Fur's
concern about the current state Of US. railroads,
and many remedies haze been proposed. The
presented here is from Senator tchO has been study
ing railroad problems for many years and has come
to the conclusion that must take strong action
soon. His plan rates careful consideration.
ANSWER: If mounting operating losses on passen-
ger service continue at the present rate of 500 mil
lion year, I would say that American passenger
trains indeed nearing the end of the line. Unless
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back in essential cOmmuter services means of
saving money, railroads actually maintaining
estimated l., 900 miles - Continued on nert page
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~ Senator GEORGE A. sMArHERs

Senator Smatiers (Fla.), Chairman of the Scnate's
Surface Transportation Subcommittee is the author of
the Transportation Act of 1858. Recently he has
Quoted hearings into the plight Of nations railroads
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

kich, koji je nazad malo vre-
mena preSao iZ Pomlatka u
odraslo clanstvo, gdje je ma
sac svoga oca majku, koji
SUI dugogodisnji clanovi HBZ.
Sliku nasega mladog brata
ovdje donosimo.
Mas mladi brat George JOS
ina dvije sestre u Pomlatku,
koje su krasne djevojke, i ako
bude srece, ufamo Sc u Boga
da ce one ma isti nacin slije-
diti stope svoga brata.
Roditelji nasega mladoga
brata nisu gubili vremena, O.
nj su uclanili svoju djecu u
ranoj koljevci. George je ro-
djen II Kanadi, Sault Ste. Ma
rie, IL. septembra 1910. U ra-
nom svom djetinjstvu sa svo-
jim roditeljima ostavio je Ka-
nadu godine 1915. i poslije
dvije godine boravka u New
Zealand, opet Sc je povratio
u Kanadu sa svojim roditelji-
ma i neprekidno je bio clan
HBZ. Zato sc ina mnogo "a
hvaliti bratu Johnu Glavasu,
bivsem predsjedniku odsjeka
919 u Sault Ste Marie, Ont,
koji ie placao clanarinu, dok
sc je obitelj povratila nazad
u Kanadu.
Mas mladi brat George do
laskom il New Zealand u gra-
du Toronto, Ont. zapoceo je
svoju osnovnu katolicku sko-
lu, S kojom je koracao napri'
jed, a zatim sa uspjehom je
zavrsio 5 godina Saint Mich
ael's College, "a ponos rodi'
telia neka mu bude sretno
Sada pax nastupa prvu godi
nu Assumption University o1
Windsor.
George je sin dobro pozna
tin roditelja, Mihovila An
djelke Kokich, koji su obadvo,
ie rodom liz Podgore, Dalma'
cija.
George je bio delegat Ce-
tvrte Konvencije Pomlatka u
HBZ u Gary, Indiana 1855. sa
svojom majkom j sa dvije Sc
sire.
Cd strane nasega odsjeka
975 "Canucks", mi mu svi ce-
stitamo i zelimo dobre uspje-
he.
NJ. Mijatovich, izvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

nom, bratom Frank J. Stefic,
s kojim sc ponosimo i da ga
nase clanstvo sto bolje upo-
zna njegovu sliku ovdje dono-
simo.
Mas mladi clan, Frank J..
stefic, presao je u odsjek 305
IL gnijezda broj 96 Pomlatka
Zajednice. On je jedini sin ma
sih starih clanova, FRAME i
Mike stefic, koji dolaze il
mjesta Bremik, kotara Jast-
rebarskog.
Mladi brat Frank je rodjen
u ovome mjestu %. maja,
1911. godine. Owe godine je 8
velikim uspjehom graduirao u
Gloversville High School, a
nadalje njegovi roditelji zele
da postigne jos wise naobrazbe
i da nastupi u Catholic Uni
versity u Washington, D. C.
Frank je takodjer po nara
vi miran, marljiv i vrlo pane
tan mladic, q Ito wise dobar
sportas u baseball, basketball
i drugim sportqvima.
Njegovim roditeljima cesti-
tamo ma dobrOm Odgoiu svO-
ga sina, pax sc zapravo ma
damo, da &c on nadalje pro-
aijediti poput ajih, koji uvi-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

Pueblo, Colo. - Odsjek 4O2.
- Gore donasamo sliku ma
sih vrijednih zasluznih cla-
nova, Tome i Roze Ivancich,
koji koncem mjeseca lipnja
proslavise ma tihi i skromni
nacin zlatni JUBILEE, iii pedeset
godisnjicu svoga zajednicko-
ga bracnoga zivota.
Obadvojica svecara bill su
rodjeni u istom selu, u selu
Brusane, u nasoj uvijek ma
zivanoj krsnoj Liki : kotar
Gospic, a u nasoj staroj do
movini Hrvatskoj, sa kojom
su Sc oni uvijek ponosili, i ko-
ju nisu nikada u sve godine
svoga zivota u svojoj novoj
domovini America zaboravili.
Brat Ivancich dosao je u
Ameriku godine 1907, a ME-
gova supruga, rodjena Nag
Itch, godine 1909. Vjencali su
sc u katolickoj crkvi u Trini-
dad, Colo, u blizini ugljeno-
kopacke naselbine cd je je
brat Ivancich sa ostalim svo-
Jim zemljacima bio zaposlen.
Brat Ivancich stupio je u
redove danaSnje Hrv. Brat
ske Zajednice pred dugih Pc
deset godina, i to U odsjek
broj 184, Aguilar, Colorado.
Kasnije stupio je u odsjek
bivse Hrvatske Zajednice Illi-
nois, a tako njegova supru-
ga Roza, a dams su clanovi
nasega odsjeka "Sveti Jakov"
broj 4O2, a nTh dvojica veE
nekoliko godina zivu u naSem
susjednom gradu Colorado
Springs, Colorado. Brat Ivan
cich bio je kroz dugi niz go
dina zaposlen u juznim djelo-
vima nase drzave " raznim
ugljenokopima, i imade nasih
pionira u raznim krajevima
na$e move domovine, koji Sc
joS danas dobro sjecaju ma
Sega Tome, q posebno ME
govi zemljaci, njegovi Lii
cani, ga kojima je kroz go
dine i (godine zasluzivao krlh
u Moju lica svoga.
Tomo je uvijek bio vjeran i
odan radniekim organizaciia-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

ma, jer je u NINA gledao
spas zastitu "a radnika, pro-
Sac je kroz mnoge strajkove,
osjetio je mnogu nepravdu Sc
strane kompanija "a vrijeme
dokle su sc radnici borili "a
priznanje svojih radnickih or
ganizacija, ali sve to nije ME-
ga smetalo, ostao je nepoko-
lebiv "a radnicka prava, "a
bolju buducnost radnickih in
teresa. Radi takova stanovis-
ia bio je poznat postovan,
a to postovanje uziva jos u
wick i danas.
Bog in je u njihovom brac-
nom zivotu nadario sa sed-
nero djece, i sedmero unu-
cadi. Uza sve druge borbe u
zivotu, dozivili su i tragicnu
smrt svoga jednoga sina, ko-
j je' dao svoj mladi zivot ma
bojnom polju boreci sc "a svo-
ju domovinu Ameriku. Drugi
njihov sin je zavrsio svoj mia
denacki zivot isto tako, dokle
je bio u vojnickoj sluzbi svo-
je domovine.
Pedeset godisnjicu svoga
bracnoga zivota proslavili su
ma skroman nacin u svom do
mu, u krugu svoje djece i svo-
je unucadi, i mnogih prija-
telja, koji su dosli da i'm iz-
raze svoje iskrene cestitke, i
da i'm zazele joS dug zivot u
zdravlju i zadovoljstvu.
Odbornici clanstvo odsje-
ka "Sveti Jakov", kojega ste
nasim clanovima, sc pridru-
zuje vasim mnogobrojnim
prijateljima, te vam izrazuje
svoje iskrene cestitke prigo-
dom vasega pedeset godisnje-
ga bracnoga zivota, uz srdac-
ne zelje i motive: Neka vas
Svemoguci dobri Bog, brate
Tomo sestro Roza pozivi u
zdravlju veselju, u krugu
vase djece j vasih mnogobroj-
nih prijatelja. A njihovim do
brim i iskrenim zeljama po-
sebno sc prikljucuje vas do
bri prijatelj saradnik,
Ivan D. Butkovich,
predsj. odsjeka 4O2 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

Los Angeles, Calf. - Dra-
go nam je jaivti ovu veselu
West clanstvu H.B.Z. i prija-
teljima, da su ma 10. septem-
bra owe godine proslavili svoj
zlatni pir, iii 5O-tu godisnjicu
svoga bracnoga j uzornoga Ii
vota Blaz i Manda Chutuk
(Cutuk), ciju sliku ovdje do
nosimo.
U pocast njihovog 50-go-
disnjeg bracnog zivota odslu-
zena je sveta misa u hrvat-
skoj crkvi svetog Antona ov-
die u Los Angelesu, kojoj mi
81 uz svecare su prisustvovali
njihova djeca, unucad, druga
rodbina i prijatelji.
Dosli su liz Jugoslavije u O.
WI zemlju godine 1909, a "a
rucili su sc u Jugoslaviji go
dine 1904, nekoliko dana pri-
je nego je Blaz otputovao "a
Sjedinjene Drzave u Los An
geles, Calf, da priredi bolji
dom i zivot "a svoju zaruc-
nicu Mandu. Nakon pet 60
dina Blaz Sc je povratio u
Jugoslaviju, gdje su sc vjen-
cali u crkvi svoga sela, a KRAFT
ko vrijeme liza toga oboje su
dosli u Kaliforniju. Ovdje j.
maju svoj dom JOS cd 1915.
godine, u kojem sada zivu,
a uz to su ulagali novac u
nekretnine prilicno dobro su
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04
$4,000 0SIGllRACIJA

Kod Hrvatske Bratske Ia
jednice mole sc osigurati ma
zivotnu osiguracijM ma $1O,-
600 j to cd is do 40 godina.
Djecu u naSem POmladku ta-
k0djer sc mole osiguraH ma
svOtu cd $4,000.
Vet imamo clanova osigu-
ranih ma ovu najvisu svotu
Mvotne osiguracije, = to 81
oni, koji su svijesni znadu
vaznOst takOve visOke osigu-
racije.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

uspjevali. Takodjer darovall
su lijepu svotu novca "a prvu
skolu u njihovom rodnom Sc
lu u staroj domovini, tako da
tamosnja djeca imaju priliku
da idu u skolu, koje prilike
oni nisu imali dok su bill ta-
mo u svojim mladim godina-
ma.
u svom braku imali su de-
vetero djece, cd kojih su pc
tero umrli, a cetvero zivuce
djece jesu kako slijedi: Mrs.
Milton Nelson, Mrs. Harold
McHenry, Mrs. Harry Anicich
i Mrs. Jerry Artukovich, Jr.
Ovoj svecanoj proslavi su pri-
sustvovale sve cetiri kceri, II
unucadi i 5 pra-unucadi, o.
stala rodbina, kojih je bilo O.
ko 35 ma broju i koji su "a
.jedno imali svadbenu veceru
u pocast svojih svecara, Bla-
Ia Mande Chutuk.
Blaz je dugogodisnji clan
odsjeka br. $50 HBZ, pa owl
me MENU njegovoj suprugi
Mandi zelimo dobro zdravlje
i svaku srecu u daljnjem Ii
votu, pa iako je on IT, a ona
rs godina stara, da pozivu
jos dugi niz godina u krugu
svoje djece, unucadi i pra-
unucadi, ostale rodbine
prijatelja.
Prijatelj obitelji
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-11-04

jek rade "a napredak odsjeka.
Cd strane clanstva naSega
odsjeka zelimo svaku srecu
nasemu mladom clanu i da ma
dalje ostane ma ponos svojim
ID i t e lima cjelokupnom
clanstvu H. B. Zajednice.
Ovime takodjer zelimo, da
i ostalo mlado clanstvo nase-
ga gnijezda proslijedi koraci-
ma naseg mladog Franje, da i
NINA mozemo pruziti ruku "a
bolju buducnost bratstva Or
ganizacije - Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice!
Dragi Frank, neka te pratt
svaka sreca u tvojem budu-
Gem zivotu! Mnogo te po-
zdravlja tvoj stricevac,
Dragutin Stefic, predsjed-
mix odsjeka.