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Milford chronicle., 1959-02-06

at the Delaware Hospital School
of Nursing in Wilmington. She
was graduated from Lewes High
School in the class of 1865.
Mr.. Igou was graduated from the
Bellwood High School, and served
two years in the u. S. Army. He is
also a student at the Delaware
Hospital.
Saturday, March the 7th, has been
selected as the date for the wedd-
ing.
Mrs. William P. Orr Jr., has
returned to her home on Third ST.,
after spending days in Wilmington,
Del, with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Orr, III
and another son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Orr and
daughters.
DR.. and Mrs. Milton s. Lewis are
spending sometime in Wilmington
Del, with relatives.
Captain and Mrs. James D.
Wallerstean and daughter, Miss
Frances Fredericks, have moved
into their new home in Highland
Acres.
Invitations have been extended
by Mrs. Meryl e. Hickman, oi
Laurel, for the marriage of hel
daughter, Miss Bette Carol Hick-
man, r. NJ, to Robert Gould Mac
intire, son of Captain and Mrs
Howard F. Macintire of Lewes
on Saturday, February 14th, al
four o'clock in the Centenary Meth.
odist Church. A reception in the
Church Fellowship Hall will fol.
low the ceremony. James F. Mac
intire will be his brothers besi
man, and the ushers will include
Walter s.. Howard. Jr., Stephey
Lyshon, George Gibson, William e
Lowe, and Charles Sockriter.
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley jefferson,
of Lincoln, have returned from
a To-day motor trip through
Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio and
many places of interest.
ses
James Beebe son of DR..
James Beebe, and Hack In
gram, grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar w. Ingram, both of
Lewes, have returned to Duke
University, Durham N. c., af-
ter spending their mid-winter
vacation at their home in
Lewes.
A very fine map of Milford
has Just been completed by Mr..
William p. Richards, which he
calls a walking survey. 1t is
quite comprehensive and school
children will be delighted with
1t for almost every home in
Milford appears thereon, and
everyone looks first for his
particular location. A few ric-
lures dot the map and much Of
the early history of the town is
written in spaces between
streets and roads. These maps
must be preserved for they are
a real heritage for the next
generation.
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-06
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from the Feb. 8. 1923 Issne

Taken from the Feb. 8. 1929 Is!
Eldridge Wilson, of Phila-
delphia. spent a few days the
first OF the week witI his wife
who is employed as a teacher
In the Dagsboro Public School.
Prof. H. H. Fuller, a grad
uate of Cornell, will succeed
Prof. w. r. Paynter as agri-
culture instructor at the Harr-
ington High School. He report
ed this week.
The senior class of the Frank
ford High School started on
their three-day trip to WASH
son, on January 2S. Those
present on the trip were: Hazel
Layton, Claudia Lynch. Doris
Parker, Mildred Tingle Ra-
chel Long. Lillian Cannon, Rod
ney Campbell Dorothy Hud-.
son, James McCabe, Preston
Williams, Elias Tingle, Clifton
Brasure, Mr.. Bennett and the
bus driver, Mr.. Adkins.
c.. r. CIendaniel, who has
been for a number of years, as
sistant passenger and freight
agent at the depot at Glendale,
has been transferred to the
same position in Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-06
Ten Years Ago.
Taken from the Feb. 4, 1919 Issue


William Spencer. Of Milton,
has been chosen as one of the
directors of the Rehoboth Beach
Baseball Club.
Major and Mrs. Donald Nc
Craney. Ret, left Millsboro on
Feb fst for a months fishing
trip In Florida. They will make
the trip by motor and plan on
returning to bird Song" their
home at Frames Point on the
Indian River early in March
zee
Miss Frances Collins is visit
ing places of interest in Flo
rida. Last Monday she was
present at the 4 p. m, feeding
at the famed Marine Studios,
In, Marineland. Florida.
zee
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. higgins,
OF Philadelphia are receiving
congratulations on the birth
of a son. Lewis Thomas Rig
gin, born in Milford Memorial
Hospital. Sunday morning. jan
uary 23rd> Mrs. Riggin is the
former Miss Mary Carey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Carey. Of Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-06
Heart Fund Co
Chairman Named Here

CONTINUED from page one)
Quoted monthly at the Beebe Hos
pital in Lewes. and another one
hree-session- per -menth basis at
the Delaware Hospital In Whining
ton.
Each year, the cardiac children
of our state are given special
camping program where the pace
is geared to their physical handi-
caps.
The Association also lends
wheelchairs and oxygen appara-
tus to convalescing patients, and
has recently started a Cardiac JOB
Evaluation Unit TO assist cardiac
victims in returning TO employ
ment
The climax of the Heart Fund
Drive will occur on Heart Sunday,
February 20, wh4u more than S.
600 Delaware housewives will be
calling on their neighbors for con-
tributious to the Heart Fund
Milford chronicle., 1959-02-06

You now can buy watch which
simultaneously gives correct time
in twelve different zones.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06
FIR. LaFarge:
Hits Idea Negro
Must Prove Self

.cart before the horse ignore
the steadily increasing multi.
fude of Negro men and wo-
men, South and North, who
have already proven Them
selves by even the most rig
oroUs standards.
Such a standard bluntly
ignores the plain facts of hui
man nature. Only in an atmo-
sphere of opportunity and of
present hope can any people
develop their own gifts.
Where would our country be
today if it had been applied to
the immigrants coming to
our shores?
Snug repetition of such
an argument is particularly
out OF place IN view Oh Lne
bitter and justified resent
ment felt against its propo-
nents by the rapidly emerg-
ing members of former CO.
lonially governed peoples"
he said.
Father LaFarge also ap-
pealed for a breakup of what
he called the "black belt
ghettos" forming in large
cities. Unless action is taken,
he said, certain unhealthy
(residential) patterns may be
frozen in our national life"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06

allowed the future sufferings
and death of Christ to take
their saving effect at the very
instant of our Lady's concep-
ton. II was in consideration
of the foreseen merits of
Christ that Mary was kept
from mourning original sin.
The Immaculate Conception
was a singular grace, given
TO no other, something unique
in the annals Of Gods deal
ings with mankind. II was a
privilege, a gracious excep.
ton TO the m law.
Why did God SO singularIy
endow our Lady? Why did He
make her so privileged a per-
son from the very start? The
answer must be sought in
Gods eternal decree by which
He chose 10 restore mar TO di.
vine friendship by The re-
demptive death OF the Cod
Man.
The Immaculate Conception
is not an isolated mystery,
standing all alone with no re-
lationship to the rest of the
truths of the Faith. Just as it
is impossible to understand
the meaning of the Immacu-
late Conception without ac-
cepting the doctrine of origi-
nal sin, so our Lady's selec-
tlon and exemption from in
herited sin is part of the to-
tai mystery of Gods becoming
man. Pope Plus TX stated:
God by one and the same de-
cree established the origin Of
Mary and the incarnation of
divine Wisdom"
In early centuries Christian
writer's spoke of Mary as the
new Eve" The deadly dis
diSobedience of the first Eve
led to mans downfall; the
life-bringing obedience Of the
new Eve helped restore man.
kind. In Gods plan of redemp-
tion the Mother of the Saviour
was to share her Sons strug-
gle and ultimate victory over
Satan.
Unless Mary we're immune
from all stain of sin complete
victory over Satan would be
impossible to imagine. Only a
person Immediately conceiv-
ed could crush the head of
the serpent.
In the Blessed Virgin tho
sad pattern Of human history
reverses itself - Christ, the
new Adam, takes over the
hesdship OF the race of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06

redeemed. The Mother of
Christ is the first of the re.
deemed. The plan of redemp-
ton was set in motion with
our Lady's Immaculate Con.
eepfion.
Her preservative redemp-
ton was both the first effect
of Christ's coming and a sign
of the divine design for all
men. What God accomplished
for our Lady through the I'M
maculate Conception in view
Of the foreseen merits of
Christ her Son and Redeemer
He accomplishes for the rest
Of men through the grace of
Christ in baptism.
Both Mary's preservative
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06
Immaculate Conception :.
Blessed Virgin More Indebted
To Christ, Duns ScOtus Said

The National Shrine of
fhe Immaculate Coneep-
ton, Washington D. C.,
will be dedicated en- Fri
day, November 20. IN an
ficipation of this event,
Father Carroll has writ
ten this article on the
meaning of the lmmaeu-
late Conception. Father
Carroll teaches dogmatic
theology at the Catholic
University of America and
is president of the Mario
logical Society of The
United States.
BY Fr. EAMoN r. CARROLL,
o. cARM.
The word redemption
usually means a liberia
ton. God became man to
liberate us from the sla-
very of sin. The redemp-
ton OF Christ is first made eff
fective in us when baptism
frees us from original sin.
Through the centuries Of
ever-deepening awareness in
the Church Of the Blessed
Virgins freedom from origl-
nal sin, a major problem was
the consideration that to be
truly redeemed she must have
been at least for a fleeting in
slant stained with original
sin.
Since our Lady is a true hu-
man being, a descendant Of
Adam, and since Christ is the
one and only Redeemer of all
men, some of the greatest
minds Of the M dieVal
Church, saints among them,
could not accept Mary's inn
munity from original sin.
They regarded the lmmacu-
late Conception as incompati-
Bile with the truth that Christ
died to save all men without
exception.
The credit goes 10 the Eng
lish Franciscan Duns Scotus
for advancing the solution
that Our Lady's freedom from
original sin Is an anticipated
redemption. All others are de-
iivered from sin already con-
traeted. Mary, however. forms
q unique exception. because
her redemption was preservs-
tive rather than Lucrative.
Sho Is even more indebted 10
her Son, Christ the Redeem
err. than are the rest OF men,
because the merits of christ's
redempfive sacrifice prevent
ed sin from ever touching
her.
For the Blessed Virgin, as
for all men, the sole Saviour
Is Christ the Redeemer; there
Is no other source of saliva
tion for any human being. II
one asks how the Blessed Vir-
gin could be saved before her
Son redeemed mankind, the
answer is that in Gods all.
seeing eternity past and fu-
ture are one vast present. God
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06

CHICAGO, (NC) Father
John LaFarge, 81, hit in an
address here at what he call
ed the mischievous demand
that Negroes, and other mi
norities, prove themselves be-
fore being given full rights as
citizens.
The Jesuit leader of the U.
S. Catholic %interraciaI move-
ments said toef. Isl such a de-
mand places the cart before
the horse" "blunflY ignores
the plain facts of human ma
ture," and causes bitter and
justified resentment tamons)
rapidly emerging members of
former eoIoniaIIy governed
peoples"
Father LaFarge, a founder
of New York's Catholic Inter-
racial Council, forerunner of
more than 30 now existing in
the US, spoke at the 18th
annual Communion Breakfast
of the Catholic Interracial
Council of Chicago.
"The call to excerise of re-
sponsibility is mischievously
confused by hypocritically de-
handing that the Negroes
or any other retarted group
shall prove themselves be.
fore they are accorded the
ordinary rights of citizens
under our Constitution" he
said.
Those who so place the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06
DELAWARE e sy'ps
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Rugs and Applianceg

BARGAIN FURNITURE STORE
212 London Rid. Phone 3-7503
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06

and our Lucrative redemp-
tons depend on the merits of
Christ her Son. It is Christ
who is the point of reference,
and it is the grace of the re-
demption which is the mea-
sure of the glory of the I'M
maculate Conception. 1t is be-
cause of her vocation to be
Mother of the Redeemer that
our Lady's Immaculate Con-
ception is of vital Importance
to all men.
AS st. Plus X phrased it:
the Blessed Virgin was ex-
empt from original sin be-
cause she was to be the moth
er of Christ; and she was the
mother of Christ in order that
the hope of everlasting happi-
ness might be revived in our
souls"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06
New President Is
Named al COLLEGE

LORETTO, Pa. - MC)-Fa-
Their COLUMBIA j. Devlin,
TOR, has been named
president of ST. Francis Col
lege, succeeding Father Ke-
vim R. Keelan, TOR, who
was appointed president of
the College of SteubenviHe,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-11-06

Look before you lip.
Catholic
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16

sto ia mislim, nebi bio grijeh,
jer bi cd interesa, koji bi Sc
pravio ma tai novac i Cd do
hodaka k ole vec imademo,
moglo bi sc voditi poslovanje
u Domu, a da sc clanstvo ne
bi trebalo traziti bilo kakovi
rasporez.
O tome svakako ina da od-
luci clanstvo HBZ. Ukoliko
da, ia Gu onda staviti moja
opazanja primjedbe ma ras-
polaganje i kako ia ma sve to
gledam.
Nadajuci Sc, da sam prilic-
no postavio stvari sa nase
strane ma pravo mjesto, pri-
mite bratski pozdrav "a sto
jacu i korisniju H.B.Z. i sto
wise sloge medju mama.
N. d. saric, upravitelj
Djecjeg Donna H. B. z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16
Sa piknka odseka Dr. 17o poslave sesdesetpe
Kvafske bratske zaiednce

je bio zadovoljan djeci mnogo pljeskao u
znak odobravanja
Sa programom je rukovodio vrlo ijepo i
uljudno predsjednik nasega odsjeka br. ITO
H. B. T., brat Nikola Erbesti. On je pred
stavio wise mjesnih odsjecnih govornika
takodjer prvog potpredsjednika H. B.
Zajednice, brata Josipa Bazdarica koji je
govorio Hrv. Bratskoj Zajednici sto je
ista ucinila "a svoje clanove i njihove bas-
tinike, kao "a ostal mas narod u ovoj zem-
iii stafoj domovini. Tako slicno su go
vorili ostali govornic nasoj dobroj i pie
menitoj ustanovi, Hrv. Bratskoj Zajednici
A sada zelim reel par rijeci nasoj die
cici i nasem Djecjem Domu. Ova djecica
su privukla mnogo nasega svijeta ma nase
piknike proslavu kroz oba ova dana Kad
mi ne bi imai Djecjeg Donna, onda ne bi
nam nj ova diecica mogla doci ma nase pro-
CRANE. Dok imamo siromasne nase djecice,
bez oca iii make, iii bez obadvoie, mama ie
potreban Djecii Dom, pax Sc cudm da neka
braca pokrecu takva pitanja bas soda pred
Desetu Konvenciiu, da nam Djecii Dom nije
wise potreban i da ga treba likvidirati
Cd mole strane ia bi apelrao ma svu
bracu delegate i sestre delegatice da Diecji
Dom ostave i nadalje kao sto je seda, jer
je on ponos ne samo clanstvu nase Zajed-
nice, nego nasemu narodu uopce
Mato Prebeg, slikar,
2589 Clay St. Gary, Ind.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16

Gary, Ind. - Odsjek 'Hrvatski Sinovi"
br. no Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice, odrzao
je svoja diva piknika nedjelju ponedje-
ljak ma Labor Day. 6. T. septembra owe
godine, te u isto vrijeme proslavio 65-godis-
njicu naSe vrijedne ponosne ustanove -
Hrvatske Bratske zajednice. Owe priredbe
kroz oba dana su bile ma dobro poznatoj
Buncic Farmi, ma 10th West Broadway.
Kao obicno owl piknici proslava su Sc
dobro oglasili preko nasega sluzbenog gla-
sila "Zajednicara' tie preko mjesnog radio
sata ovdje u Gary, da ce ma programu ma
stupiti nasa djecica liz naseg Djecjeg Donna
H.B.Z. IL Des PLANES, ILL.,. pod vodstvom
svoga upravitelja, brata Nikole sarica TIE
u ime toga i nase djece, narod ie dosao u
tako velikom broju ma piknik, da vide tn
djecu koju nasa Zajednica podize uzgaj ia.
Pa kad su stupili ma pozornicu, narod Sc
skupio u tako velikom broju uz pozornicu,
da su oni, koji su bill malo otraga, tesko
mogli vidjeti djecu. ia sam prosio narod da
sc odmakne da snimim slke cd diece on
da kada su svirali, ali narod Sc nije nj MAX
nuo Nakon toga, kad su pjevali pod vod-
stvom brata N. Sarica, uspjelo mi je da sni-
min sliku Cd njih. Pola djece su bila obu-
cena makedonskim narodnm noSniama,
pola u lickim narodnim nosnjama, sto je ma
rod jako volio Brat NJ Saric je tn djecu
tako dobro pripremio nova odijela "a njih
kupio po starokra janskoj nosnii. Saw narod
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16

1000 dolara, i, dakako ma druge
fondove.
Nisam "novi" jer to Sc moze
reci "a onoga koji je jucer u A
meriku dosao, dok sam ia ovdje
skoro &c biti 10 godina. Snasao
sam sc, skolu svrsio, stekao
brojne prijatelje, nase Ameri-
kance, sudjelujem u drustvenom
zivotu, nastojim izgraditi svoj
vlastiti dom, it'd. it'd, kako
onda mogu biti "novi"?
Ia vrijeme rata (1941-1945)
bio sam skoro tri godine utam-
nieen i ma prisilnom radu logo
rima Jasenovac, Stara Gradiska
i Lepoglava. o tome je bilo pisa
no u Zajednicaru u broju 18,
April 80. 1858.
Ne pripadam nj jednoj strani,
a joS sam mamie o b'a VEGA n
bilo kojoj grupi iii pojedincu. ia
sam slobodan covjek, koji misli
svojom glavom / RADIO slusa sa-
vjete pametnijih i i skusnijih.
Tako &c biti u buduce.
Zahvaljujem Sc ma ustuplje-
nom prostoru, uz bratski poz-
draw:
BOzidar p. VuckOvic
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16
Istini "a voIju!

Buduci je u Zajednicaru u ne
koliko navrata bilo spomenuto
mole ime navedeni neki podatci
koji traze odgovor, to neka me-
nj bude dozvoljeno reci ovo:
Prigovorilo mi Sc, da sam "po'
liticar". ia to nisam, jer cd poll
tike nisam nikad zivio, niti mi
je ona bila izvorom bilo kakvog
prihoda. Prize rata u staroj do
movini liza rata u Chile-u bio
sam izmjenicno agronom (poljo-
privredni strucnjak) urednik
zadruznog poljodjelskog lista
"Gospodarska Sloga", koji je bio
organ istoimene organizacije.
Svrsio sam Poljoprivredno-su-
marski fakultet Hrvatskog Sve-
ucilista u zagrebu 1885. godine.
Nisam bio nj D. P. (Displa-
ced Person) jer pred nikim nj
sam bjezao, vec kao suzanj bio
odveden po okupatoru, i to u
casu kad sam bio u tifusu.
Nj jedne minute nisam bio nj
jednom D. P. logoru, niti sam
DO tako zvanom D. P. zakonu
dosao USA. ia sam sc ovamo
uselio il Chile-a po redovitoj ju-
goslavenskoj kvoti, trazeci kao
milijuni drugih prize poslije
meme bolju koricu kruha.
Krcio sam bez icije pomoci
put u zivot, i nije mi bilo lako,
jer nj ia nisam znao jerk, niti
sam imao koga cd mojih da me
prihvati pomogne. Dakle u po-
cetku sam .prosao ono sto i veci-
ma nash starih doseljenika. Prao
sam sudje, a da wise zaradim
mrtvace u Engelwood Hospital,
Engelwood, N. j.
Kasnije sam dobio zapopslenje
kod Radio Free Europe, Inc. u
New York-u i uredjivao sam
mjesecnik "Pregled" koji je imao
tri izdanja: hrvatsko, srpsko j
slovensko.
Dok sam u New York-u radio,
u New Brunswicku, N. J. sam
studirao prosle godine gradui-
rao ma Rutgers University.
Iako sam zivio u New Yorku,
skoro po dolasku stupio sam u
Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu, U
odsjek br. 20 SIS Pittsburgh, Pa.
gdje sada obnasam duznost cd.
sjecnog blagajnika. o 81 igura a n
sam ma 2 Endowenta, svaki ma
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16

hvaljujemo Odboru Hrv. Gen.
ira, koji je bio tako dobar i
darovao nam $4,000 "a nase
putovanje u ljetnu kampu.
Isto tako mnogo hvala u
pravitelju programa toga da-
ma, bratu Joseph Rukavina,
predsjedniku Ujedinjenih Od-
sjeka, koji je izvrsno uprav-
LAO programom koii je j.
stog dana ma srecku dobio pc
ceno prase i darovao ga ma
semu zboru ''Sloga". Mi ce-
mo zaista misliti o MENU ma
nasemu povratku il kampe
kuci, kad cemo imati objed u
njegovu pocast. Brat Ruka-
vina je tajnik odsjeka broj 4
u Etna, Pa, kao i delegat l.
stog odsjeka, pa mu u ime
nase grupe rs 10 g a" zelimo
sretno putovanje ma konven-
ciju u Detroit i uspjeh ma j.
stoj.
Mi isto ne cemo zaboraviti
tai dan, kao veliki dan "a ma
su grupu "Sloga'', posto je
ma istom danu clanica nase-
ga zbora, Miss Patricia Ann
Monteson, bila krunjena "a
Kraljicu ovogodisnjeg d a n a
Hrvatskog Centra. Kako po
svemu izgleda tai dan bio je
u prilog nasemu Farrellu; od-
nesli smo pobjedu "a Kra-
Lieu. kao i prvu nagradu, a
pokraj toga i dar brata Ruka-
vine.
Ovdie sc nalazimo u Ho-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16

grama kisa padala prestaja-
la i time nanosila stanovite
smetnje, ali ipak prisutan ma
rod bio je odusevljen i pazio
program do kraja. Zaista cla-
novi nasega zbora su bill vrlo
zadovoljni uzivali su toga
dana biti u Vasem drustvu.
Prema tome nikome cd mas
nije bio zao, sto smo toga
dana morali malo kasnije pu-
tovati u kampu, koja je pre-
ko $50 milja daleko cd Pitts
burgha, posto ste vi i vas od-
Dor bill tako dobri iskazali
nam lijepo gostoprimstvo.
N arocit o Sc zahvaljujemo
Mrs. X. Pastorkovich, koja je
u ime Women's Auxiliary Hr-
vatskog Contra pripremila i
posluzivala mas ukusnom We
cerom, uz pomoc svojih lojal-
nih pozrtvovnih pomocnica,
Mrs. Barbara Vukmen, Mrs.
Joe Bella i Mrs. Mary Abel,
kao i ostalim, koji su toga da-
ma mas boravak u Hrvatskom
Centru ucinile veselim i ugod-
MIN. Takodjer mnogo sc "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-09-16

vjerenje u delegate 10. Kon-
vencije H.B.Z., koja ce Sc o.
drzati ovog mjeseca u De-
troitu, Mich, da &c oni ma o.
voj konvenciji jednom "a u
wick zabaciti ra I'd Or, koji
nam dolazi cd raznih grupa i
blokova, Cd kojih smo imali
mnogo stete i sramote medju
americkim narodima nasa
Hrvatska Bratska Zajednica
i mas hrvatski narod uopce.
Sestre i brace delegati De-
sete Konvencije H.B.Z.! Kroz
prosli mjesec dana vi ste pri-
mill razne listove pune pro-
pagande i napadanja t. Nv.
brata protiv brata j pozivani
ste ma razne sastanke raznih
grupa, i ako bi vi udovoljili
tim pozivima svih grupa i bio
kova onda vi necete imati
vremena vrsiti vase duznosti,
sto vase clanstvo ocekuj je cd
vas, i ia bi vam preporucio,
da kao dobri i posteni zajed-
nicari, ako SUI vam interest
clanstva napredak Zajed-
nice ma srcu, da ne nasjedate
onima, koji dijele i cjepaju,
vec da sc svi okupite samo
oko jednog bloka, koji je svih
mas mas biloxi - nasa HBZ.
Do sastanka u Detroitu ma
Konvenciji H. B. Zajednice,
sestre delegatice brace dele
gait, wanna i clanstvu urucu-
jem mole pozdrave i zelje, da
nam Deseta Konvencija H. B.
Zaiednice bude jedna cd maj
boljih u historiji nase Zajed-
nice.