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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03

their style of play, Coach Paul
cite feels you have the means
available of producing a winning
ball club.
To date, the cageman from
Batesville high school have in
the making season perhaps un-
paralleled in the schools history.
The Beavers have maintained a
perfect record in county league
play, four wins and no defeats,
and in non-league competition
have lost only to undefeated
Lore City.
Height has been an important
factor in Batesville's success. In
Dave Wyscarver and Gary Lash
ley the Beavers have cagemen
well in excess of six feet, and
combined with unusual talent,
control ball is their speciality.
Dave Wyscarver leads his
team in scoring with 1856 points,
104 of these have been in county
league competition.
In the eight games played by
Batesville, Tom Magis is second
in scoring with 148 points, Gerry
Wyscarver has 80, and Gary
Lashley, 81.
Coach Paulette, who is in his
first year at Batesville, is hopeful
that his squad will continue to
improve with each game. Their
lone defeat at the hands of Lore
City by the score of SO to go
played at Lore City, actually
came at the free-throW line. In
this contest, according to records,
the Beavers were tops in hitting
from the field, but encountered
difficulty in looping the net from
the foul line.
For Coach Paulette to decide
, on a first five" this problem
mounts with each game, for his
reserve power appears to stretch
beyond that figure.
The style of ball developed by
Batesville's coach seemingly fits
well into the pattern of things,
and in all probability will con-
tinue to set the pace for the cur
rent cage season.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Interesting Theme Al
Cub Scout Pack Meetinq

The November meeting of the
local Cub Scout pack was held
Tuesday night with Cubmaster
Jack Reed presiding.
Miniature country stores were
displayed by members of the
pack, complete with white
aprons, straw hats and mustaches
which they had made. Mr..
George Marquis of the Marquis
General store in Sharon gave
some interesting and amusing
recollections of his memories of
the country store his father
operated.
The attendance banner was
awarded to Den 2 and the honor
banner to Den 4.
Achievement awards were also
presented to Jimmy Taylor and
Jerry Patten, Bobcat pins; Bobby
Sanford and Bill Merry, Wolf
madges; Mike McKibben, gold
arrow; Kenny Spears and Skip
per Moore, silver arrows and
Phil Reed, two silver arrows.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
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Lore City Downs
Cumberland 105-43

Lore City moved ahead in the
Guernsey County League Tues
day night at Cumberland by
topping the century mark with
a 105-43 victory over the home
team.
The victory gave Lore City a
40 Gel record and temporary
possession of first place in the
league since Pleasant City, which
was tied for the top with 80
mark, was idle Tuesday night.
The game, which featured
the 49-point outburst of bril-
liant Allen Jones and which in
cluded % field goals, nearly
twice as many as the entire Cum
berland team could muster, also
set the stage for a showdown bat
tie with Pleasant City Friday
night on the Lore City court.
Cumberland now is 0-2 in the
league and 2-3 on the season.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03

Storm of Springfield. Each polled
his team to an unbeaten-untied
season, and Storms Wildcats fin
ished second to the Tigers in the
team ratings.
Coaches, sportswriters, radio
and television broadcasters and
officials took part in the voting.
Strang and Storm garnered about
80 per cent of the 213 ballots cast,
with the Massillon mentor win
ming by five-vote margin.
The voters would like to see
the two rivals settle the issue on
the field. In sentiment seek
ing" ballot which has no bearing
on the actual selections, Strang
was favored to coach the North,
and Storm the South, in the all
star game next August at Canton.
Actual selection of the Yankee
Rebel game mentors will be
made this weekend by the Ohio
High School Football Coaches
Assn.
The new coach of the year, who
succeeds Gordon Larson of Mar
ion Harding and Ohio State as
the No. l mentor, has a career
record of "A wins, 10 losses and a
tie.
After three years in the Navy
he first coached at Caldwell in
Noble county in 1850 for Sd
record. He shifted to Upper San
dusky where in successive sea-
sons his record were 5-4, 6-3, 7-2
81 and 80. He moved up to East
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Caldwell Redskins
To Open Season
On Saturday Night

The 1959-60 Caldwell Redskins,
under the tutelage of Coach
Harry Boal, will open the local
basketball season this Saturday
night when they face neighboring
Belle Valley on the home court.
Coach Boal has been working
his squad hard in preparation for
the opener against Coach James
Adams young squad. Belle Val
ley has won only one game in
seven starts so far this season.
Although a starting five has
not definitely been established,
Coach Boal expects to go with
senior lettermen Gary Keeton
6-2, Tom Lewis 60 and Marvin
Jackson $40, along with juniors
Dick Semple 60, and Glenn
Slay 6-1.
Rounding out the first ten are
Jack Colley $40, Eddie James
$40, Chad Moore $40, Gerald
Rex SO, and Darrell Secrest
5-10.
For Belle Valley, Coach Adams
will undoubtedly stick to his
regulars of Dick Lorey 60, Mike
Higgins 5-8, Ken Harmon 6-2,
Dave Since ST, and Sam Buckley
60. The Riders have no seniors
On the squad.
The reserve game will start at
ZOO o'clock for the Saturday
night opener.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Pleasant City Trims
Cumberland 109-57

In an area game of interest
to local fans, Pleasant City down.
ed Cumberland 109-57 on the
winners court last Tuesday night
to remain in tie with Lore City
for the Guernsey County League
lead. Each team sports a 80
record in loop competition.
The Tigers, sparked by Arden
Kackley with 80 points and Dick
Jordan with 80, extended the
schools winning streak over
Cumberland to 35 games in IA
years. The last Viking victory
in the series was in the 1944-45
season.
Victory by Lore City over
Byesville 88-47 set the stage for
a showdown game between the
league leaders this Friday night
as Pleasant City invades the lair
of the Bearcats.
For Cumberland, Jim Dudley
notched 20 points and Pete Davis
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03

MADE II fOr the SecOnQ SIX weeks.
They include: Sharon Camp
bell and Roger Winland, ninth
grade; John Secrest and Sara
Jane Secrest, tenth grade; Peggy
10 Rusnak, eleventh grade and
Martin Meacham, who was the
only senior in the school to re-
ceive this top honor.
The honor roll at the school
for the second six weeks, which
requires a B or better average
is as follows:
Seventh grade - Robert Ayers,
Dennis Baker, Merlin Bayly,
Dianna Finley, Judy Hannum,
Sarah Lisak, Joseph Miller and
Raymond Secrest, Eighth grade
Rosemary Baker and Janice
Stephens.
Ninth grade - Mary Morland,
Cherlyn Oliver, Larry Shriver,
Hickey Stoldt; Tenth grade -
Renee Chalfant, Homer Crow,
James Dusz, Larry Sealock.
Eleventh grade Litazelle
Huff, Thelma Lisak, Penny Spur
rier, Ronald Mckee, John Vessel
enak; Twelfth grade - Mildred
Cartel, Tom Gress, Sarah Trott
and Janet Wagner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03

Cleveland Shaw in 1856 for a To
record, which he improved to 81
the following season to get shot
at the Massillon job.
In his first campaign in 1858 he
led the Tigers to an 8-1-l record,
and this season he hit the heights
with 10 in q row and the state
title.
Storms Springfield record is
equally impressive, a single loss
marring his two-year tenure with
the Wildcats.
While Strang was winning the
big crown, the voters decided
that Jim Vennari, Rutland's 81
year-old mentor, was the best of
the Glass A pigskin teachers. The
southern Ohio veteran, beaten
but once in the last five years,
was a decisive winner as John
Gilman of Navarro, Kenny Her
man of Fostoria st. Wendelin and
Dick Fortner of Randolph tied
for second.
Back of Strang and Storm in
Double A was Kettering Fair
mont's Pete Ankney in third
place. Tied for fourth were Lor-
aims Art Lave and Canton Cen
trail Catholics John McVay.,
Well up in the Glass AA list
were Hayden Buckley of Martins
Ferry, Bob Lewis of Wyoming
and Scotty Hamilton of Marietta
In the smaller school ratings the
upper crust included Forest
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03

GAMES THIS WEEK
Friday, December 4
Southern Noble at Sarahsville
Belle Valley at Harriettsville
Saturday, December 5
Coolville at Harriettsville
Belle Valley at Caldwell
Tuesday, December 8
Belle Valley VS.. Alumni
Woodsfield at Summerfield
MVL SCHEDULE
Friday, December 4
Roseville at Crooksville
Dresden at Philo
New Concord at Glouster
New Lex at McConnelsville
Saturday, December 4
Belle Valley at Caldwell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03

'urt that lett the spectators limp
l win in eight games for the Paul
e fighting all the way.
The visitors hoped into a 60
lead as forward Bill Polasky tai
lied on the tip-off play, followed
by quick buckets by the Baltz
brothers-Dick and Tony-in the
first As seconds of play. Ted
Glidden netted the first point for
the Tigers on a free throw, then
the score went to 1872 before
Mike Long bagged Southern
Mobiles first fielder with two and
a half minutes gone.
PolaSky continued to pace the
Saints in the first period with
10 points, but Southern Noble
forged ahead 20-17 at the end Of
the quarter on hook shot from
the side by Jim Arnold and
pair of free throws by Steve
Binegar.
In the second quarter, the
Tigers threw tight press on the
visitors causing rapid turnover
in possession of the ball, and as
the Saints missed numerous set
shots the home team surged to
their greatest lead 25-l7.
Sophomore Dick Baltz began
to click for St. Benedict at this
point, hitting four. fielders to
knot the score twice, then the
visitors went ahead for the only
time in the quarter 1854 on
senior Polasky's lay-up shot.
Binegar came through with a
long set, however, and the teams
left the floor tied at 1886.
The third quarter went in St.
Benedicts favor 1920 as Pol
asky got hot again for eight
points to push the Saints ahead
44-38 midway in the period.
Southern Mobiles scoring job,
distributed evenly over the first
two frames, was now taken over
by Ted Glidden who racked up
10 points to hold the Tigers in
the running. However, it was
three consecutive buckets by Carl
Stewart that pulled the home
team up to within two points
58-56 at the three-quarter mark.
Glidden continued his fine per-
formance in the final quarter,
netting eight points for the Tigers
as the lead changed hands six
times and was tied on four other
occasions. A pair of free throws
by Mike Long found the score
67-66 in favor of st. Benedicts
with the clock showing 2:30 to
play.a "a ss...
Polasky fouled $ out thirty
seconds later after scoring q
points, then George Mitchell hit
from the field to put Southern
Noble ahead to stay at 68-67
Arnold missed two free throws
and John Longtime muffed a
chance at the free-throW line for
the Saints with a possibility OF
knotting the score.
| With 80 seconds to play, Arm
old missed another foul shot Eut
| followed up for a fielder that
ran the final score to 70-67.
In addition to Polasky's q
points, Dick Baltz netted 81 for
the visitors, but Glidden's Is
points were tops for both teams
The Saints bagged 81 field goals
compared to 26 for the home
team, but converted only five
free throws out of IA attempts
for 36%. The Tigers hit 18 out
of 33 for $40.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
IN FLEET OPERATION

Gary l.. Harper, radloman sea-
man, USN of Pleasant City, is
serving aboard the underway re-
plenishment oiler USS Canisteo.
1t is now operating with the
U. S. Sixth fleet in the Mediter-
rean. Besides participating in
various operational exercises,
the crew of the Canisteo has
visited France, Italy and Greece.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL

AIeXander Walton has been
dismissed to his home on Main
street from Good Samaritan hos
pital, GAINESVILLE, where he has
been receiving treatment for
several weeks for heart con-
dition. A supervisor at the Cald-
well plant, CGB, he is slowly
improving.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
HOME ON LEAVE

Neil Day, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Day, North street, is home
for a 30-day furlough prior to
his reporting to Fort Dix, N. j.,
on Dec. II where he will sail
for his new assignment in France.
Another son, Amos Day, Jr., left
last week for San Francisco,
Calf, where he will embark on
a tour of the Far East. He is with
the Merchant Marine service.
III, o<o no,,ol1,,;v~ Cs1IncriaSc
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
DISMISSED HOME

Clair Hysell has been dismissed
to his home on North street from
Good Samaritan hospital, where
he has been receiving treatment
for the past two weeks for a
heart condition.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
TONSILS REMOVED

Little Toni Ralston, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Raj
ston, North street, had her ton
sils removed Monday morning at
Guernsey Memorial hospital,
Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03

Sharrock of Columbus Rosary,
Paul Drotovich of Dennison st.
Mary, John Santillo of Lowell
vile, and Blair Irwin of Coving-
ton.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Batesvi||e Setting Torrid Pace
In Noble County League Play

Coach John Pauete of Batesve speaks complimentary
hs boys noting that the has unlimited talent which
the fine record that the team compiling this
When team has the desire to play hard and and willing
listen when being told of mistakes and then do something
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Former Caldwell Mentor
Named "Coach of Yea" /"

Leo Strang who led Masslon Tigers the state champion
ship today named Ohos high school year
annual Associated Press poll
The 37yearold Ashland College graduate his
coaching handed the honor with Lowell
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Merit Roll Students, With Straight "A"
Average Announced Al Pleasant City

in schools in
this Pleasant City naugurated what known the merit
roll and this is really tough to make
have all AS in his studes but according to
officials there classes who
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-12-03
Southern Noble Edges
Cambridge St. Benedicts
1861 tuesday Night

In nengng noneague Dexter City Tuesday
night The Southern Noble Tigers edged Cambridge ST. Bene
diets 7O67 with that left the spectators limp
with excitement 1t the fourth eight the
Brown quintet, which in there fighting all the
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
PITTSBURGH JUNIORS

Poziv. - Ucitelj Pittsburgh
Junior Tamburitzans, John j.
Gregurich, osniva novu kla-
su mladezi u Pittsburgh Jr.
Tamburitzans i poziva rodi-
telje, koji zele svoju djecu u
pisati, da sc uce svirati u
tamburicu, plesati i pjevati.
Ova nova klasa biti &c dio
Pittsburgh Jr. Tamburitzans.
Primanje i upis vrsiti &c re
cetvrtak vece, dana 21. maja
II Javor Dvorani, 822 North
Canal St., N. S. Pittsburgh.
Mladez, koja zeli da pristupi
u Tamburitzans, neka dodje |
neka sc upise kako je gore
objavljeno. Vrijedno je biu
clanom owe odlicne omladine
i roditelji bi trebali i moral
svoju djecu dati upisati. -
John j. Gregurich, Direktor.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Prosvjetitelj ipak treba da

Prosvjetitelj ipak treba da
jede j da live, jer sc cd sa-
me prosvjete n e d a zivjeti.
Treba, dakle, da mu sc ma
drugi nacin pomogne. Ovdje
cemo navesti jednoga. John j.
Gregurich uci dvije grupe u
Pittsburghu, Omladinu Etne
i Pittsburgh Junior Tambu-
ritzans. U tome je pokazao
dobru spremu i njegove obje
grupe su d 0 b o izvjezbane.
On posjeduje malu trgovinu
ma 91S Braddock Ave-, Brad
dock, Pa. Ma skladistu ina
veliki izbor modernih gramo-
fonskih ploca, hrvatskih a.
merickih, razne razglednice
bozicne karte. Da mu sc po-
mogne trebalo bi da sc ma
rucuje kod MEGA owe stvari,
Kupujte i pomozite covjeka,
prosvjetitelja, nase omladine.
Gregurich ina i svoju Tam
burica Orkestru "a svirku pod
imenom Greyko Tamburica
Orkestra. Preporucamo ga. -
Uredni1tva.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
CARINA Ma KAvU

Jugoslavija I'D ara veliku
carinu ma kavu tako da &c BIZ
ii nemoguce istu slati ma po-
klon u Start Kraj. Stoga o.
vine obavjescujemo nase ci-
taoce, da svi oni koji salju
kavu ma poklon svojti u Sta
ri Kraj da to ucine Gin prize.
Nastojte uciniti narucbe do
konca ovog mjeseca maja.
Ma drugom mjestu donosi-
mo oglas o cijeni kave. Ko-
ristite owl priliku odmah. sa-
lite narucbe dok vas vriie-
me ne pretekne.
Ovu objavu donosimo da se
nasi citaoci mogu okoristiti,
a ne "a nikakovu nasu dobit.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
PR0SYJET|TELJ
Instruktori / prosvietiteli

Instruktori / prosvjetitelji
djece i omladine. U Pitts
burghu imademo nekoliko do
brih i pozrtvovnih instruk-
tora, koji odrzavaju tecajeve,
vjezbaju i uce djecu i mladez
u sviranju tamburice, u pie
smi i u plesu u hrvatskih /
drugih narodnih pjesama, po-
pjevki i plesa. U tome dobro
uspjevaju.
Ii instruktori su zapravo
prosvjetitelji nase mladezi.
Zborovi djece omladine lie
po disciplinirani, izvjezbani u
glazbi obuceni u slikovitu ma
rodnu nosnju, z ais t a pred
stavljaju nesto odlicnog. Mi
lima je gledati takovu mia
dost, kad sc poreda ma po-
zornicu u skupu do so osoba
lijepe mlade djece, koju sc Cd
mlada odgaja, da mogu po-
stati vrijedni clanoH ljudskog
drustva, dobri muzevi zene.
Djeca mladez takovog od-
goja nece poti krivim putem.
Prosvjetitelji takove omla-
dine zasluzuju cast posto-
vanje. Ma jedno zelimo upo-
zoriti mas svijet: u odgajanju
mladosti ma oval nacin treba
imati jaku volju strpljivost,
zrtvovati vrijeme i svoju slo-
bodu. Instructor treba da Sc
potpuno posveti omladini. Ali
"a sve te zrtve on nije pla-
Cen, da mole Cd toga zivjeti,
jer drustva i roditelji djece
nemogu tako velike troSkove
snosid.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
Novi most u Banjoj Luci

Preko rijeke Vrbas u Ba-
Moi Luci, oko pola kilome-
ira uzvodno cd starog grad
skog mosta, gradi sc most ze-
ljezne konstrukcije, koji po-
civa ma kamenim stupovima.
Most &c biti dug 1925 me-
tara, a visok IL metara. "a
gradnju mosta utrosit &c -
oko % milijuna dinara. On
&c imati veliko privredno zna-
Genie, jer &c povezivati des-
nu obalu Vrbasa s Hisetima,
buducim industrijskim nase-
ljem Banje Luke. Predvidje-
no je, da most bude dovrsen
sredinom owe godine.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
zAHVALN0ST

Mi smo odgojeni radimo
u duhu nauke Velikog Naza-
renca: '"Tko tebe kamenom ii
MEGA kruhom". Iii: "Kad te
netko udari po jednoj strani
obraza, nakreni drugu stra-
nu'. Tako naucavamo i radi-
mo koliko je to ljudski mo-
guce. Nikome ne ciniti zlo nj
ii neprijatelju svojemu. Jer
svi ljudi su braca, djeca jed
nog Oca i stvoreni ma sliku /
priliku Bozju.
zalosno je da i uceni ljudi
jedne krvi i jedne Were, koji
prakticiraju katolicku vjeru,
rade protiv brata svojega,
koji i'm cini usluge i dobro.
Brace moja, to boil! Jer sva-
XII covjek i plemenitih osje-
GAIA made svoj ljudski po-
nos.
Ma ovom polozaju ured-
nika zajednicara dozivljava-
mo cork a iskustva, pax "a
dobro i uslugu mjesto zahval-
nosti primamo pogrde, pro-
teste i batine - nj kriv nj
duzan!
U drustvenom radu "a ma
su Zajednicu pomazemo, ko-
liko mozemo. Pritom ne pazi-
mo da Ii nam je tko prijatelj
iii neprijatelj. Ma clanstvo
gledamo kao ma bracu svo1l.
Dozivljamo zalosne slucaje-
je. Napomenuti &c m o samo
jedno. Dizemo gradimo bra
Gu svoju u drustvenom radu.
Ia njih pisemo objave stam-
pamo s njihovim imenom. Ne
priznavaju!
Vecina su zahvalni. Cast
NINA!
Takovi su ljudi!
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20

osobito bolje poznavanje raz-
nih certifikata, bolje spreme
da sc narod uvjeri da Zajed-
MICA daje mnogo bolje privi-
legije certificate "a uplate,
nego to daju insurenc kom-
panije. Neke clanice su bile
misljenja, da je potrebno O
sposobiti "a takove skole ne
koliko clanica, koje bi u isto
vrijeme davale poticaj, da sc
u gnijezdima Pomladka or
ganiziraju Mothers Clubs"
jer to bi pomoglo da Sc po-
digne aktivnost u nasim gni-
jezdima kod raznih priprema,
zabava, glazbe, pjesme i t. d.
Svi su misljenja, da je aktiv-
most potrebna ako zelimo da
Zajednica napreduje i da ma
tai nacin privucemo omladinu
postepeno u aktivnost samih
odsjeka i Hrv. Bratske "a
jednice. Clanovi su vecinom
misljenja, da u Montani po-
stoji veliko polje rada "a H.
B. Zajednicu, ali je potrebno
mnogo wise sposobnih ljudi,
da to polje obrade.
U nedjelju vecer odrzao Sc
banket u Svedskoj dvorani,
u kojoj su bill svi stolovi ma
punjeni, da nije bilo nj sta
jaceg mjesta. Ma banketu je
govorio jedan mas svecenik.
ia sam isto pozdravio Clan
stvo kuglase u ime Izvrsnog
Odbora H. B. Zajednice. Ma
pomenuo sam razne certifi-
kate, koje izdaje H. B. "a
jednica; Djecji Dom, kao o.
stale privilegije, koje Sc mo-
gu dobiti u zajednici. Poslije
banketa u gornjoj dvorani Sc
stra Eleanor Crnich, tajnica
tournaments i ia smo izrucili
H,B.Z. Trophies pobjednicima
u Bowling Tournamentu.
Nakon toga je jedan mia
di clan svirao ma harmoniku
"a Piles, kod bare cule su sc
cd nash starijih clanova ma
Sc st a re becarske pjesme.
Ma drugu stranu dvorane 'sa-
kupila Sc nasa omladina, "a
koju su mi neki kazali prize,
da nezna hrvatski, a pjevali
su uz pratnju harmonike -
"Mari.iana', "Ja sam sirota" +,
"Sinoc 81 meni rekla" dru-
ge hrvatske pjesme.
Svima hvala 8 kojima sam
imao priliku razgovarati, a
osobito o problemima H.B.Z.
braci iz Butte kao i il Ana
conde; osobito hvala bratu
Vince Crnicu, koji me pri-
cekao ma kolodvoru, kao do
Sac ma isti prize moga 3D.
laska i zazelio mi sretno.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20

nih uredjaja, osjetljivo 6e u
tjecati ma turisticki promet
vet u ovoj godini. Novi ho-
tell "A" kategorije kao sto
su ''Metropol" u Beogradu,
"Plitvice" u Plitvickim Jeze-
rima, palace" ma Ohridu, sa-
cinjavaju prvu grupu novih
hotela sa najmodernijim korn-
forom, koji &c U turistickom
prometu owe godine odigrah
macajnu ulogu.
Frame Kosic, Direkto1
CsntRokalgista, 1aazeh.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
'ZAJEDNICAR"
MEDJU BRAC0M U MONTANA
Matthew Zvonar, glavni porotnik

Prama zakjucku Izvrsnog Odbora prisustvovao sam
Bowling Tournamentu koji odrzao Butte Montana, 49,
49, aprla Tournamentu sudjeovao eetiri odsjeka
broj SO 165 il Butte broj "a 9S4 il Anaconda.
Sad grad Butte naazi sc dolni koja je okruzena vi
sokm pannama, koe jos bile pokrite snijegom; prama
danasnjem izgledu bio je to priasna zvi ak
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-20
"a |NF0RMACIJU NASEM SVIJETU
TUR|STICKI PR0MET 1858 | 1859 U UG0SLAVIJI

Vec sam geografsk polozaj Jugoslavije, cu zapadnu
grancu cni Jadransko more 'suncan Jadran c teri
tor proteze dugackom luku cd centrane Evrope
Balkanskog poluotoka stavlja je red ene Cd nere
santnijih turstickh zemalja svijetu
Narodne repubke Srbja Hrvatska, Slovenija, Bosnia
Herzegovina, Macedonia Cna Cora, CHI narod