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Cardigan and puIIover styles. Many COL TAO0
ors Misses sizes, 1920.
4eoS59.98 MISSES BETTER SUITS. Dem fit box fitted
styles from stock Misses and pettes 10 to 20 in
JUNIOR RAINcoATS. PopIins, tweeds, Bomocoon and
trench Styles Many reversbIes to 5 in group -S SIT
SPECIAL! BUDGET COATS. Tweeds pushes Many coors
plus block 8 to Is in group --------------------S
JUNIOR DRESSES. Woos royons One and two piece styles
FOR dote, otter school. SIS in group --------S12
$25-299S SALE SAMPLE DRESSES Many oneof-o-kind in
cuded. CrePes woods, novelties. Half sizes ----S15
WOOL MIRACLE BLEND AND PURE SILK SHIRTWAIST
DRESSES. Prints 1918 observation-disclosures
1899 5DRAWER cHEsT-solid wood lined oak, walnut or
mople finish. 34xl6xl2" on legs --------------l6oo
I:99 FOAM PILLoWS-Zippered corduroy cover ----l6o
CHROME STEEL cLoTHESMASTER- 40 garments
Has top hat shelf, bottom shoe rock II 2x3oA" -7oo
79e PLASTIC STORAGE BAGS-For opporeI blankets 3oc
81 PERsoNALIZED GUEST CLOSET HANGERS -eo 69c
5.9s MAGlcWIPE cLEAkER-For rugs and upholstery,
l59 IMPORTED STEEL scIssoRs-Incudes shears borber
ana manicure implements ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1.19
e.9s JUMBO GARMENT BAGS-Heovy gauge quilted plastic
with Pdro Upper pouch --------------------4 oo
e.49 S-DREsS BAGS-With fuI-Ieneth upper ------44o
$40 JUMBO SUIT BAGS-42-in length ----4.49
$40 MEMS SHOE BAGs-l2 pockets quilted plastic 4.4o
$40 LADIES' SHOE BAGs-2 pockets quilted plastic 349
q NOTIONS A STORES
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BRIEFS

Using for the inside of their
papers and then condemn
youth on the front page be-
cause they fall for these
temptations"
Jean McAlliSter of Our
Lady of Mercy Teen Club.
Potomac, Md, introduced
the resolution. It was unani-
mously adopted by the 237
officers and committee heads
who attended the meeting at
st. Patrick's High School.
y y = +
A journalism class de-
signed to help teen-agers
write term papers. essays and
articles for their school
newspapers will start Sat-
urday at the Silver Spring
branch of the YMCA on
Colesville road. The course
will cost SO for 10 lessons
and will be held from 10
to 11:15 am. Miss Eliza
beth Oldfield. free lance
writer and former reporter,
will be the instructor.
y = 4 =
Rock m roll records and
a school outfit will be among
the door prizes for teen
ayers at a fashion show of
junior miss styles at 2 pm.
Saturday at the Bethesda
Hot Shoppe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11

Sevente e n Montgomery
Blair students will take part
In choral and instrumental
music at the 92nd annual
convention of the Maryland
State Teachers Association,
Wednesday through Friday,
in Baltimore.
= 4
Betsy Anne Lamphere. ID,
of Falls Church, has won a
$500-a-year scholarship to
study occupational therapy
at the University of New
Hampshire.
The scholarship is one of
sos offered throughout the
Nation by the national
foundation in the fields of
medicine, nursing, physical
tnerapy and medical social
work.
The Falls Church High
student has been working for
the past three years under
Georgetown University Hos
pitfalls volunteer nurse sys-
tenn.
+ Il
Teen-agers at the semi
annual meeting of the Coun-
Gil OF Youth Clubs passed a
resolution recently asking
newspapers not to accept
suggestive and lewd adver-
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Greetings


HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my dear
Danny Wood on Oct. 20. Best
Of luck. Love, r. H.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Frank and
Judy Walker. sweet sixteen.
Love, NOM and DAD.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Rose
Brightley. Love. GENE and
EMMY.
HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY to
Linda Kay wilkins. Love,
from MOTHER and DADDY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mary Eliza
beth. Love. MOTHER and TIP.
JOAN E. CANNON-Love and
many Happy Birthdays GOD
MOTHER.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to the
most wonderful Mommy and
Daddy in the world, ours. With
all our love, your little ones,
KAREN and GIGI.
HAPPY 18th ANNIVERSARY to
Nom and Dad on October Is.
Love to you always, MARI
ANNE.
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Miscellaneous
For Sale


FORD IS coupe: low mileage;
rebuilt 48 flathead VS., q
Is cam, dual CARDS., hydraulic
brakes; 5000. HA. 2-8678.
FORD PICKUP 1892; chopped
and channeled, hydraulics, 81
Chev. engine, just rebuilt; COM
plete interior, full rendered.
Call JACK, OIL. 4-7158.
CHEW. '49 conv.; r. and h.; with
/ out engine. $50; tow it away.
Call STEVE, TW. 3-7244.
NERO. so 2-dr.; loaded. Lin
coin Zephyr Cd, T. and h.. new
seat covers; 1926 or best offer.
CIR. 3-3984.
GUITAR andIor amp, GretSch
When new cost, $500; will sell
5000 or 500 each. Call RICK,
JU. 9-1284.
ENGINE, 3-h.p. B. & S., reduc-
ton gears, runs but needs
minor carb. repair. SO. JE.
2-84O6.
FLUTE-Beautiful Cadet: new,
case, s65. Cedar 6-8594.
MIDGET CAR, 71a-h.p. engine;
motor scooter brake, metal
frame, automotive steering, ex-
cellent running condition. Call
JE. 4-7760, ask for GEORGE.
ROLLER SKATES, girls preci-
sion; also toe stops; size 9. $12
or best offer. Call MARION,
AP. 7-4082.
OLDS ENGINE so: bored "a in.
Johns racing pistons, pins fit
ted, new cam bearings, honed.
Best offer over SIPS. OIL. 6-2162.
DRUM SET, bass, lain. cymbal.
tom-tcm, snare, white lacquer.
Best offer over $85. OIL. 6-2162.
BOOKS, Csc, Nancy Drew, many
others. Comics and Jack and
Jill, &c and SC. JU. 7-5438.
PONTIAC 1852 Custom convert
ible; ST Corvette full-race en-
CINE, Corvette trans. and floor
shift; 3 CARDS, milled heads,
Mallory ignition, electric fuel
pump, full set of Stewart-War-
ner gauges, incl. tach. 5000
rpm; 5000 miles on engine;
extra parts; good tires, Trac-
tor Masters; Isken-Darian "a
cam solid filters; hwy. dty.
springs. Everything goes for
5000 or best offer. Call PETE,
RA. 3-9784, 6:30-7:30 pm,
Mon, Wed. and Thurs. only.
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BARBELL-DUMBBELL SET, lao

BARBELL-DUMBBELL SET, 140
lbs, brand-new, still in fac
tory carton; SIT. bar and two
dumbbells; chrome sleeves in
cluded: unbreakable plates;
s24. Ii. 4-7438.
FOR SALE-Boy'S gray flannel
suit; size 10, worn 5 times; cost,
$45; will sell for $40. JU. 7-7315.
CUSHMAN SCOOTER, new
rings. mag. coil, clutch sprccket
paint; S75 cash. CY. 1898.
WEDDING GOWN, size II, SIS
floor length, nylon net and
lace over satin, sweetheart
neckline, lace sleeves: cost, $40
Call PAT, ia. 9-4693.
FANCY WESTERN SADDLE
bride, breastplate, blanket, all
matching; very reasonable. Cal
DU. 5-6864.
S. BIKE for sale, girls 26-inch;
needs tubes, fine outer tires
Call CATHY, AID. 4-7819 on
weekdays, 4:30-9:30 pm.
FORD 50 Custom conV.;
Erenched headlights and
rounded front, loaded hood anc
trunk, So Chevy grille, sc
Chevy side trim, tunneled tall
lights, lowered in, floor shift,
So Nero. engine; naugahyde
upholstery; titan red with
white top; twin spots, fiippers
For quick sale, $685.. BILL,
FL. 1854.
PLYMOUTH 1898 coupe; 5224
race Plym. engine; WV, h.
and r; excellent int. ana ext:
5000 CT best offer. Phone Cul-
pepper, Va, 5-8470.
FORMALS and cocktail dresses,
size 9, pink, blue, beige; like
new; best 1ffer. JU 5-9572.
PELLET GUN, CrLSSmah "1S0."
.Acellent condition: reasonable.
JE e741
FORD Sc Fairlane conv.; T.
Bird engine, straight shift, r.
and h., Wv. tires; $1,000 ac-
tual miles; duals, lowered,
loaded and painted all white,
with 81 Mercury skirts and
spinners. Very attractive. SLOTS
or best cash offer. VIII accept
any of the following items as
part payment; luggage or boat
trailer. cupboard motor or boat,
tape recorder or what have
you? Weekdays after 6 pm,
LU. 3-284O, 3027 Nash pl. Sc.
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CROSLEY front-axle assembly,
wheels, tires; complete, $50.
WA. 3-I325.
VIOLIN, 34-size; excellent con-
dition: $50. WA. 3-1325.
WILL SWAP full-race SIS Ford
motor. two four-barrel CARDS,
for q stock motor, plus SITS.
Must run to appreciate Juniper
9-0045.
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RUSSIA'S TEEN-AGERS
Continued From Page 3


much as I could about the Soviet Union, I was
more IMAM delighted to swap stories about our
respective countries Almost any tale about the
onteo States or anything had brought with
me TO read, interested them greatly
One dav, for example, borrowed small
Sears and Roebuck mail order catalogue from
girl IN our group, and took it with me to the
beach. 1t was an instant "best seller" AS soon
as word spread that had the catalogue became
the most popular guy there. I never got so much
attention from so many girls at one time, each of
them hoping I'd give her the book
or particular interest were the colorful ads
1or dresses and suits-for all clothing, as matter
OF TACT They were amazed when told them I
coulo order from the catalogue and pay for the
merchandise later. Buying on credit is all but
unheard Of
During the 16 days we were in Gurzuf, had
Two dates with Soviet girls always doubling or
TRIPPING with Russian couples I found on these
occasions the true test of my ability to speak
Russian. Frequently, found was the brunt of
good-natured Jokes.
One night, for instance, I said to my date in
Russian, II like the way your hair looks" She
answered me (as found out later with, "Is that
all OF me that you like?" Thinking she had said,
do you really like it?" replied, "Of course"
IL LUX long Time TO live CnaC one down ana
the one who laughed the most was the girl.
AS far as know, no international love affairs
developed between our young hosts and members
OF the American delegation, so we had no tragic
Romeo and Juliet partingS when we left the
camp, but for many of us there was certain
sadness in parting with our new-found friends.
We always said "daSvidaniya" (until we meet
AGAIN. rather than "proshchayite" (farewelD.
Our last night in GurZllf the Young Russians
threw us farewell party in the restaurant. We
couldn't pay for thing My friend, Kolya, ex-
planned: "You are our guests here When we
visit American we shall be happy to be your
guests"
We told our friends that we'd like very much
to be their hosts, but wonder how many of those
present thought it really possible?
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Notices


LOST-Boy's blue-black trimmed
glasses in brown case. Reward.
Call VIII. 2-5023 on October II.
FOR YOUR NEXT DANCE or
party, get the faSteSt-rising
band in the Washington area
the new CHESSMEN the band
with personality and versatile
ity. Call HA. 2-9486 or HE.
4-6345.
TEEN CLUBS, schools-Need a
band? Get the best, get the
Belvederes. Over 100 refs. Call
TOMMY at HE. 4-2348.
LIKE GOOD MUSIC? Then you
will like the NOMADS, with
music and prices to please. JU.
5-4252.
WANTED-Students for trumpet
lessons. viii go to homes in
Bladensburg, Riverdale or Hy-
attSville area. Please call Sum-
day between is or any week
night. WA. 1854.
WANTED = Veronica (Ronnie)
Livingston. Contact GEORGE
w. STOREY, FAS-3, MAS, Nor
folk. Va, U. S. Navy.
JOIN the newest and greatest
fan club ever-THE HOLI-
DAYS, Colt As recording stars
of BIG BROWN EYES" and
Cold Shoulder" VIII write
you a letter and send you q
membership card. pictures and
a surprise bonusl Send a self
addressed stamped envelope to
HOLIDAYS FAN CLUB, II
WeSsex I'd, Silver Spg., Md.
DANCE BAND-Music for all oc-
casions; college students: rea-
sonable rates. Call evenings,
Re. 7-7400 Ext. SIT.
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Miscellaneous =
Wanted


CUB SCOUT UNIFORMS wanted
ANY size. Ii. 6-2759; parts
and pieces acceptable. MRS.
FOX.
OLD U. S. COINS, pay cash for
Indian head cents, god pieces,
or what have you WILLIE,
DE. 2-21O7.
WANTED - Tires and tubes,
5.50x17. LA. 6-4I12
WANTED-Bcy's 2-wheeler bike,
24-in- Must be in excellent
cond. VIII pay cash Call LU.
4-1888.
WANTED-Old toy trains and
streetcars. Made before 1899.
Need not be in running condi-
ton. Call JE. 4-3707.
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Situations Wanted


BOY, IS, white, neat, wants any
kind of work other than solicit
ting, after school and week
ends. Call ERNIE, FEE. 1880.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN AID

DEADLINE: Wednesday pm for Sunday following Ads
received too late will appear week later.
RATES: lines Csc. loo each additional line
figure the yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure Give ad-
dress and telephone number and send VoW ad plus
payment to TEEN-ADS The Washington Star. Wash
ington 3. D. c.
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ACCORDION. imported, a:trac-
tive red mother-of-pearl. 30
bass: good condition; $50. Gail
JU. $685..
OLnS Engine and hydramatic
transmission 1850: $50 or best
offer CT: 3-0577.
MISC.A21a-h.p. motor. $40; size
1912 erector set. like new. $40;
chemistry set, IS. Call TOM
MY, OIL. $1,000 between II
noon and 5 pm.
DUAL PIT. IGNITION KIT for
1888 Ford. Mere: 54-'55 Olds
hubcaps. BOB. ia. 8-5849.
OLDS PARTS 1850: hydra,
SIS; engine. SO; All rear. SIS;
radio. 81; heater, IS; duals
with Sm1tty's, SIS; loaded hood
and trunk, IS each: all body
parts (hardtop). glass, etc.
JOHN, CHI. S-S567.
MOVIE CAMERA, 8-mm., pro-
jector and splicer, used twice,
$50; set of air horns, chrome,
complete with pump, $45: 2
mud and snow tires, 7::50x15,
SIS. JE. 2-7841.
DRUMS. snare and bass, with
stand. Ideal for beginner;
reasonable. JU. 9-0229.
GUINEA PIGS. nice pets, white,
brown and mixtures: males,
sl25; females. s1.50. Call HE.
1896.
COLLIE PUPS. 3 mos; tri and
sable, 5-gen. ped, Axe; L
male. 2 females. Weekdays
after pm, LA. 6-9217.
DESK, oak with double stack
drawers; small-size office type;
very reasonable. JU. 9-O229.
ACCORDION AND CASE, Co.
vella: 40 bass; like new. Sac
rifice 500. HE. 4-1171.
FOR SALE-3-carb. manifold;
CARDS, air cleaners, progressive
linkage and fuel block for 81
ST Ford or Mercury. IA. 1920.
LAKES PIPES, 10 in. between
bends, Is in. overall: best offer.
48 Dodge engine, 5000 miles.
Parts for '48 Plymouth; twin
rear mount radio antennas.
BOB. 10. 8-3444.
OFFICE DESK, 34x59; large
drawers plus swing up for type
writer. Two nearly new winter
coats: girls. BIZ years. HE.
1924.
SW 5000 RPM. TACH, brand
new; SO Ford trans; all new
gears EN-. 2-6393.
TWO CHECKERB0ARD SPIN
NERS, $40: tubular bar grille
for IS and Sc Ford, SO. Call
IA. 7-1730.
'57-'58 CHEW. black skirts, 81.
KE 8-5641 before 5 pm.
PARAKEETS, babies, breeders,
So ca; breeding cages, flights,
nest boxes. OIL. 2-6181.
TWO-BARRELS for 1888
Ford or Mercury; Elderbrock
manifold, carburetors. progress
sive iinkage and fuel lines,
complete. Call JACK. La.
9-1347.
UKULELE-Have two true-tone
ukes; S12 each or both, $40;
perfect condition. JU. 9-1049.
CAMERA, Cirofiex WollenSak
lens f:3.5. and access. leather
case: cost $139. sell $50. JU.
$3.50.
TRANSMISSION, Olds hydra
matte: good condition: SO.
Phone OIL. 2-9491.
TOM SWIFT, JR., Nos. 1-9; set,
only IS; uncovered, good cond.
Call ANDY, MA. 2-0892.
PHOTO PRINT BOX, 3-speed
photograph motor, turntable,
speaker, turret lens microscope;
reasonable. TIE. 6-0058.
BIKE, girls 26-in. English racer;
good condition; SIS. Call OIL.
4-7692.
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Gabriel, G.. Charles Paikert,
Theodore Prochaszka, Angel
Rugina, V. P. Timoshenko,
Bohdan Zaborski. Pozvan da
prisustvuje zasijedanju da
odrzi svoj doprinos, hrvatski
publicista 6. Bogdan Radica
je procitao svoj doprinos o
znacenju zivota i djela hrvat-
skog umjetnika Ivana Mes
troviea. Prof. Radica posta-
VIC je Ivana Mestrovica kao
kipara i kao covjeka u Pc
riodu savremenog duhovnog
strujanja kako Sc ono prvom
polovinom ovog vijeka po-
javilo u Hrvatskoj i ma Sla-
venskom jugu, protumacivsi
snisao j ideje, koje su Ivana
Mestrovica povele Cd ranih
dana preko najprije Beca i
zatim Rima do izbjeglistva u
America, osvrnuvsi sc ma ME
govo djelo izmedju diva rata
kod kuce. Kao polaznu tocku
svojs komunikacije, gospodin
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znali kako stojimo, a onu raz-
liku sto bi wise platili preko
New Yorka, da bi iskoristili
u Jugoslaviji.
Moja je vruca leila da nam
kampanja sto bolje uspije, a
mi IL Kanade da pokazemo
braci i sestrama u Sjedinje-
MIN Drzavama Amerike, da i
mi mozemo kao i oni, i (?)
malo bolje nego oni.
S tom zeljom, brato Sc
sire, dajte sc ma posao, da
mas bude sto wise ma posjetu
staroj domovini, a svi oni ko-
j SUI bill 1856, bin zelio vi
djeti u Zagrebu 1860, a no
viii diva puta wise.
Do vidjenja u Zagrebu!
Bratski vas pozdravlja,
Matt Naslovar, tajnik
odsjeka br. 62S HBZ.
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KuglaSima | gostima
Tournamenta H. B. I.

Youngstown, Ohio. - Ov-
die u Youngstown &c Sc o.
drzati kuglacki tournament
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
ma H., 49,, 16. II. maja o.
We godine. Tom prilikom &c
doci m n o g. kuglaci, gosti i
prijatelji IL raznih krajeva,
koji &c zeliti da imaju, po-
kraj onoga sto &c odbor pri-
rediti j domacih zabava, kao
j domace hrane.
Prema tome mas Hrvatski
Dom, koji je vlasnistvo od-
sjeka broj 66 H.B.Z., ma a.
dresi 1912 West Federal St.,
Youngstown, O., pobrinio Sc,
da &c nasa kuhinja biti otvo-
rena sva cetiri dana j imati
cemo domace hrane, te ma
raznju pecene janjetine i pra-
setine. Masina, koja okrece
raznjeve "a pecenje, &c Sc
stalno vrtjeti. Ako tko zeli re-
zervirati stol, iii posebno je-
10, neka samo zove ma oval
broj telefona RI 6-93O5. Mas
odbor &c sc pobrinuti da "a
dovolji svima gostima, tako
da ne moraju traziti jelo 90
drugim tudjim restauracija-
ma.
Stoga mi apeliramo ma sve
zajednicare, da pohode mas
lijepi Hrvatski Dom ma 1912
West Federal Street.
Dobro nam dosli kuglaci i
gosti, kao odbornici cas-
nici Hrv. Bratske Zajednice!
Frank Turkovich,
predsj. odsjeka 66
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NATIECAJ IA NAJB0LJI
ESEJ @ H. B. zAJEDNICI

U pocast 65-godisnjice Hr-
vatske Brat. Zajednice, Sre-
disnji Odbor Hrvatskog Dana
"a Veliki Pittsburgh u surad-
Mi s odjeljenjem Pomladka
H.B.Z. raspisuje natjecaj "a
najbolji esej (kratki sasta-
vak) o predmetu ''sto Hrvat-
ska Bratska Zajednica znaci
"a mene?"
Natjecati Sc mogu svi cla-
novi Pomladka u dobi cd 10
do 18 godina. U eseju Sc mo-
ze raspravljati o proslosti Ia
jednice, njenoj kulturnoj i re-
ligioznoj djelatnosti ma teme-
lju podataka i sjecanja start
jih clanova.
Odbor, ocjenitelja eseJa sa-
stoji sc cd ovih clanova: Mi
chael Grasha, upravitelj Po-
mladka HBZ; Prof. Lawrence
Canjar, clan odsjeka "Slo-
boda", 234, professor ma Car.
negie Tech; gdjica Mary Mr..
konic, clanica odsjeka br. 25
nastavnik wise skole u Nc.
Keesport, Pa; gdja. Mary
Birscak, clanica odsjeka 43
nastavnik St. Thomas High
School u Braddock-u Matt
Petrina, Clan odsjeka broj {
j upravitelj skola West Deer
Township Schools.
Esej ne smile biti dulji cd
500 rijeci i svi Sc sastavci i.
maju poslati izvrsnom tajniku
Odbora Hrvatskog Dana We.
likog Pittsburgha, Anthony ]
Brajdic, 3012 Willet Road
Pittsburgh 27, Pa, ne kasnije
cd 81. julia 1859.
Pisac najboljeg eseja bit:
&c nagradjen U. S. bondom
cd $4,000, koji daje H.B.Z.
a dvije druge nagrade, svaks
u iznosu cd $500 U. S. bon
dovi, podjeliti &c Odbor Hr'
vatskog Dana Velikog Pitts
burgha.
Imena pobjednika biti e
objavljena ma Hrvatski Dar
u Kennywood Park, kada e
i'm biti izrucene nagrade.
Pravo natjecanja imadu sv
elanovi Pomladka H.B.Z. i,
drzava Pennsylvania, Ohio
West Virginia.
Anthony j. Brajdic,
izvrSni ia mix
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grad Frankfurt. Ma tim lini-
jana lete avioni tipa "Con-
metropolitan, koji dosad
nisu slijetali u Zagrebu.
Ma aerodromu u Plesu ta-
kodjer &c aterirati avioni stra-
nih zracnih kompanija. Pc pr
vi puta nakon rata austrijska
zraena kompanija uspostav-
liza avionsku vezu preko nase
zemlje, a zagrebacki aero
drom bit &c jedno cd njenih
pristanista. Svoje linije pre-
ko aerodroma Pleso otvaraju
zracne kompanije Istocne /
Zapadne Njemacke, a dozvo-
lu "a slijetanje zatrazilo je
jos nekoliko stranih avion-
skin kompanija.
Prema novom redu letenia
owe sc godine uvode i turi-
sticke linije Dubrovnik-Za-
greb-Bec, a u ljetnoj sezoni
i Bec-Zagreb-Split.
U domacem saobracaju u
spostavlja Sc linija Zagreb-
Beograd-Skoplje, a u punoj
sezoni ia veza produljit &c Sc
do Ohrida. Ia vrijeme sezone
avioni linije Zagreb-Dubrov-
mix saobracat &c diva puta
dnevno.
Osi m dosadasnjih "Con-
vaira" "a Jugoslavenski aero
transport nabavljena su i diva
cetvoromotorna putnicka a.
viona tipa Douglas" DC-6B,
koji &c saobre Soti ma novim
medjunarodnim linijama.
M. s.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-05-13
Druga javna zahvaIa "a
Skoldrinu
Inliana HarbOr, Ind.

Inliana Harbor, Ind. - U
mjesecu februaru, 1859, po-
slao sam "a C.F.U. Scholar
ship Foundation, Inc. $232,
oval put Salem $500 sto ci-
nj ukupno $4,000. Darovali
su kako slijedi, prvi je moi
stari prijatelj Bernardo Ma
rulic, koji me je pogostio u
svome stanu darovao $500;
drugi je moi starr prijatelj
Mile Cacic, bio je kod meme
ma prijateljskom razgovoru i
daruje peticu; treci je zum-
beracki Klub "Sloga", koji j.
ma malu blagajnu, ali daruje
peticu; cetvrti je mas clan od-
sjeka br. 288 H.B.Z. slovac-
Ike porodice, Peter Psenak, on
je demokratski kandidat "a
Councilmana at Large, koga
vidimo puno puta u nasem
klubu ma zabavama, daruje
$1,000; peti je George Lamb,
dugogodisnji Councilman at
Large, daruje $1,000; on je
opet kandidat "a istu sluzbu.
sesti je MAIDEN Carrara,
koji sc nalazi u America sa-
mo nekoliko godina, pax i on
daruje peticu; sedmi je mas
zubar, DR.. John Vukovich il
Whiting, Ind, on slijedi svo-
ga oca, koji je darovao $500
u prvom sabiranju a sada i
sin daruje pc t c u; osmi je
Nikola Sucec il Hammond,
Ind, daruje peticu; deveti je
James Kirrin, daruje $500;
deseti, Anthony Klobuchar,
peticu; jedanajsti, Geo. Mix
Sic, peticu i Jack Smokvina
$500. Gore imenovani svi su
clanovi H. B. Zajednice osim
George Lamb, koji nemoze
biti damon, jer nije slaven-
ske porodice.
Gornjim darovateljima mno-
go mnogo hvala sto su da-
rovali "a ovako plemenitu
svrhu kao sto je Croatian
Fraternal Union Scholarship
Foundation, Inc. "a nasu mia
dost. Ma svrsetku ia vas po-
zdravljam i zelim vam dobro
zdravlje, da mi pozivite ma
mnogo ljeta ma ponos svome
narodu.
Vas starina, Geo. Balich
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treba vidjeti. Cijelo. njegovo
podrucje pokriveno je viso-
kim s u m a m a crnogorice j
bjelogorice, isprepleteno broj-
MIN rijekama ponornicama i
visokim vrhovima, sto turisti-
ma pruza ugodnu razonodu
ljeti i zimi: low, ribolov i ski
jamie. Najvisi planinski vrh
je Risnjak, oko 1923 metara
nadmorske visine, 8 kojeg pu-
ca prekrasni pogled ma Kvar-
nerski zaljev i njegove otoke.
u Skra d u, lijepom turf
stickom mjestancu, zaustavili
smo sc dvadesetak minuta, a
onda smo nastavili put do
Delnica, najveceg mjesta u
Gorskom kotaru, gdje sc ma
laze poznata ljetovalista 3D.
maralista. Nedaleko cuvenog
Lovackog donna, sto sc SITS
nuo u planini kao orlovo gni-
jezdo ma zapadnoj starni mje-
sta, sagradjen je moderni no.
tel. S terase hotela vidi Sc
prekrasna panorama Delnica
i njezine planinske okolice.
Ostavivsi Delnice, vrlo smo
brzo stigli u Lokve, gdje je
izgradjena ogromna brana i
stvoreno veliko jezero, koje
snabdjeva vodom veliku Vino
dolsku hidrocentralu. S a d a
smo vec bill ma izmaku Cor
skog kotara priblizavali smo
sc Hrvatskom Primorju. Pro-
sli smo Gornje Jelenje on
da Sc poceli spustati u pri-
morski KRIS. Ia nekoliko mi
nuta pred mama je osvanulo
Grobnicko polje, gdje Sc ma
lazi rijecki aerodrom. Dosli
smo u posve drugo podneb-
lie, u toplu primorsku klimu.
Mas sc a u t o b u s polagano
spustao vijugastom autoce-
stom uz duboki kanjoj (kla-
nac), kojim tece Rijecina u
Jadransko more pred mama
je osvanuo plavi Jadran. Stig-
Ii smo u nasu najvecu luku i
tn smo zavrsili prvu etapu
naseg puta.
Starr Zaiednicar.