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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
G0DISNJA K0NFERENCA UJEDINJENIH
0DSJEkA zAPADNE PENNSYL vANIjE

Pittsburgh. - Godsnja Konferenca Ujednjenih Od-
sjeka Zapadne Pennsylvania H B. Zaednice odrzaje
djeu saa posje podne, o. februara, Hrvatskoj Dvo
rani Odsjeka broj T. 30 Grant Street. Etna, Pa
Owe godne zajednck Zajednica svojim Izvrsnim Od
boron prema zaucku Glavnog naseg Odbora Uedinje
MIN Odsjecma slav ubarnu prosavu 65godisnjicu Hr-
vatske Bratske Zajednice Prosava &c odrza oc-
MIN programom Croatan Centru. Povodom toga sW naM
odsjeci Zapadne Pennsylvania b trebal bit zasupan
odboru Ujednjenih Odsjeka On odsjec ko jos nsu za
ra svoje zastupnike Konferencu trebaH
bi to ucin. Tajnc ko nisu molimo da posalju me
adrese svojh delegate da i'll mozemo psmeno pozvau
ma ovu vaznu godisnju Konferencu
godine vodi natjecaj kralice popularnosH,
pax moimo nase odsjeke da nadju svou devojku
ecaj da u prave ako je moguce preko svoh delegata
Ovogodisnja Kraca bit &c Kraljica 65godsnce Hrvat
ske Bratske Zajednice
Molimo odsjecni odbor tajnike da gornje uvaze -
Philip Vukelich tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

il Pomladka odraslo clanstvo mi tebamo inati usu
zu sa mladm canom njegovim rodteljma upravteljma
gnijezda Mad Clan njegov rodite trebaju b posvema
ma cstu, so mad clan gub ako prode odrase redove
kolika ga sreca buducem zvotu ceka ako prela od
rasle redove Veik je to posao mat psmene gdje
je god moguce cne takovim mladim canom Tako
vog mladog cana treba uveriti faka da e ucnio
k korak korst sebe svoe buduce obte ako neispadne
ZaJednice Treba uveriti da sada vreme dok je
lad, da uzme sto visu osiguracju da sada napusi
sto ina, kasnie &c b prisijen da osigura kada &c
biti starij, mnogo wise uplate.
Da to izvede, potrebno je ostvar novo odjelenje
Ajednc koje odjeljenje &c gavnome vodit brigu da
nam Sc neizgube mladi canov koe godinama vodimo
nas1m hgama Oni su zata vrie1ni to gotov clanov
njh netreba razi nh treba uveriti da sretni
sto mau bgodat da mogu postai punopravni clano Ia
ednice ranim godinama Nazovmo to odeenje kako ho-
cemo line e nuzgredno ali ostvarenje takovog odjenja
e nuzna poeba Nadmo cep da zacepimo otvor ko-
j gubmo mladu snagu Zajednce.
Pod danasnjim prilikama uslovima pod kojim posuje
mo mi mozemo biti zadovoljni nasom godsnjom kam-
panjom Zaednica e pak porasla 1261 clana r Pola
dak je Zajednica Supamo drugu godinu kampanje pa
ako je ovo godina konvence nebi smela santi ak
tvnos vec bi trebaa poacat kapanju Sv sadanj grad
teli bi treba nasavt radon stotine hiljade drugh
NINA Sc prljucit Narcotic si oni koji maju namjerl
bih kanddat delegate potion deega desete konven
cije trebali bi b prvim redovma gradnj Zajednice
Povecajmo broj graditelja drugoj godni sadane ka
wise paznje ne2o so to do sada yein upisiyanen
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

koliko to prostor lista dozvoljava.
PRIZE smo rekli: Zapravo povijest Zajed-
nice ispisana je u njenom glasilu Zajednicaru,
cd njenog pocetka do danas dalje sc pise
biljezi u MENU. Memo sluzbeno glasilo doista
su pluca dusa Zajednice, ma koja ona disc s
kojim duhom provijava nadahnjuje svoje
clanstvo i svoj narod U glasilu sc tako jasno,
tako izrazito ocito odrazuje, kao u ogledalu,
citavi zivot Zajednice. Pokretanje promica-
ME njenih zamisli podhvata, njene djelatno-
sti uspjeha, kao citavog zivota njenih cla-
nova svega sto je u vezi s. aasm narodom
ovdje u starom kraju odrazuje Sc Zajedni-
caru.
Kao sto je povijest covjecanstva ucitelji-
ca zivota, suglasju toga sluzbeno glasilo je
ucitelj razvoja i napredka Zajednice i naseg
naroda u America.
Napredak Zajednice ovisi mama svima.
Uspjeh procvat ovisi pozrtvovnim savjes-
MIN zajednicarima. Svma je, dakle, u dunno
sti, da radimo "a svoju organizaciju.
Nesmijemo smetnuti sa una, da SUI Ia
jednicu zamislli izgradili moze sc S pu-
MIN pravom reci, da ju ma svojim dlanovima
nose nasi svijesni radnici, koj sc "a nju da-
, mas zrtvuju. Tako "a njene clanske kampa-
ME, kao "a sve ostale zamisli podhvate.
Istina, napredak kampanje Sc osniva ma
vodstvu jos wise ma radu pozrtvovnih iskre-
nih njenih clanova, ali svi znamo da nj tome
nebi uspjeli bez Zajednicara njegovih ured-
nika. Urednici su uvijek kampanji prvom
redu kampanjskog vodstva. Oni kampanju
stalno promicu propagiraj ju do najviseg stup-
MIA. Tako su 1.-Two aktivni u ovoj kampanji
sa svojim perom, zamislima, idejama uredji-
vanju lista "a poticanje vjernih clanova ma
zivlji rad. Ovo je nasa cetrnaesta kampanja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
j CAST GRAD|TELJA zAJEDNICE

ovom brou donosmo mena nasih clanova clanica
koji dobi barem ednu tockcu kampan pax do onih
casnh graditelja ko postg navec broj tockca pre-
mas svoju kvotu gavnu nagradu placeni put Start
Kraj Time je odato priznanje svakom canu najmanj
doprnos kampanj Bio bi jepo pozelno je da owl cla-
Novi mam brojem tockca nastoe da sc bolje pokazu
Radi toga prostor ista e ograncen vesti odsjeka
drustava donosmo peto strani druge clanke
rail- oval red izostavit Molimo da uvaz - Ur.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
L JUG0SLAVENSKIH
BR0D0GRAD|LISTA

U splitskom brodogradilis-
tn porinut je u more motor
nj tramper Sunrise cd 12,-
800 tona nosivosti, koji je IL
.gradjen "a jednu norvesku
tvrtku. Tr a m p e r &c biti o.
premljen najmodernijim ma
vigacijskim uredjajima, kao
sto su m a agn e t nj kompas,
gyro-kompas, automatski pi-
lot, radar, radio-goniometar,
zvucni dubinomjer i elektric-
nj brzinomjer.
\
U RECKON brodogradilis-
tn 'sS. maj spusten je u mo-
re motorni brod "Sloboda" I"
cd $500 tona nosivosti. To je
treci brod il iste serije tipa
"Pobjeda", koji sc grade "a
"Jugoliniju". Brod ina ista
svojstva, kao j prva diva bro
da owe serije. Brzina &c mu
iznositi Is cvorova ma sat.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
Los ANGELES SK0LA TECAJEVA H. B. Z,
u AMERICAN CR0ATIAN HALL

Los Angeles - Pva skoa tecajeva H. B. Zajednice
odrzaje 28 februara 1. marca 1859 American Cro-
attain Hall, $50 South Ford Boulevard, Los Angeles.
Ovu skolu sazivlje predvodi JUNE Kaiforne Sreds-
Mi Odbor odsjeka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Regstracija predstavnika odseka gnezda obaviti Go
Sc subotu, %. februara sa prize podne prvim e
cajem poema 10 sati do podne podne &c bt zajed
ncki diner racun Zajednice Drugi tecaj pocma sat
traje do 430 poslije podne
Drugi dan, nedjeu, skola pocima sat posije podns
trae do sat Sva potrebna literature poslana je tai
ncu Srdisneg Odbora odsjeka Sevene Kaforne sestru
Toni Wright, koja rukovodi skolom.
Instruktori, predavac skoe bit &c liz Glavnog Ureda
g bagajnk Martin Krasch upravtelj Pomadka, Michael
Grasha, ko dobro upucen tai posao Oni &c odgova
rat panja objasnjvat poslovanje Zajednce koiko
i'm vrijeme dozvoli
Pozive skou odbornke odsjeka, upravitelje gnez-
da aktvne clanove. Momo da sv u vrijeme dodju
Toni Wright, tajnca.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

tn "Uljanik" dovrsen je I pre-
dan u promet tramper Mir" /,
koji je izgradjen "a cehoslo-
vacku firmu "Cehofraht". O.
vaj je motorni tramper pot
puno varene konstrukcije, a
ina nosivost cd 12,54O tona.
Kraljevicko brodogradiliste
'"Tito" isporucilo je danskom
poduzecu "Clausen" cetvrti
brod namijenjen "a prijevoz
stoke. To je brod Cd 40 to-
ma nosivosti, a nosi ime Irene
Clausen". Istovremeno sc do
vrsavaju radovi ma jos jed
nom takvom brodu, koji &c
biti predan vlasniku do kon-
ca owe godine.
X
Brodogradjevna radon ! c a
"Jela" u Kraljevici izradila je
50 specijalnih motornih Ca
maca tipa "Catbod" "a ma
rucioce il USA. To je prvi
put, da sc takvi Camel IRA
djuju kod mas. Postoji "a njih
takodjer zanimanje j u Au-
striii.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
SAW SJEDNICE GL. 0DB0RA H. B. I.

U suglasju nasih pravia, tocke broj A, pozivju
canovi Nadzornog Odbora redovito polugodisnje
zasjedanje koje pocma Glavnom Uredu Zajednice u
ponedjeljak sati jutro dne 9. marca 1859 godne
U isto vrijeme, pozvlju svi clanovi Glavnog
Odbora Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce redovito polu-
godisnje zasjedanje Glavnog Odbora, koje pocma
Gavnom Uredu Zajednice ponedjeljak sati u ju-
tro dne 16. marca 1859. godne
v. L. Mandich, glavni predsjednik
Joseph Bella, glavni tajnik
Milan Skrtic, predsj. Nadz. Odbora
Sylvia Niksic tajnica Nadz. Odbora
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11
kasa Zajednica snazna ! ve|ika
Svakom Hrvatu ponos je ! dika
OVAL BROJ POSVECUJEMO KAMPANJI I NAsM GRADTTEIJN
Philip Vukeich, odpredsjednik Odbora Kampanje

Qnlk OQOOra hdmpdnJe
sluzimo Sc bogatim iskustvom "a provadja-
ME kampanje stecenim kroz godine, sto ipak
nesto doprinasa uspjehu. Uz clansku kampa-
zemo "a sve move podhvate Zajednice "a u.s.
pjeh jednako svih njenih departmental iii
odjela; skole, skolarinu "a Field men de-
partment.
Kroz zadnjih petnaest godna mnogo sc
toga promjenilo novoga uzelo u njenom po-
slovanju. Promjene zapravo sustini nisu
promjene poslovanja Zajednice, jer u smislu
owe rijeci mi ne zelimo necemo temeljnu pro-
mjenu poslovanja Zajednice. U pitanju je TEX
unapredjivanje naseg opstojeceg poslovanja
novim nacinom u dobivanju sto wise novih cla-
nova, pa da su sto bolje protektirani zivot-
nom osiguracijom da mozemo clanstvu dati
najbolje uvjete pogodnosti da sc sa svojom
Zajednicom mogu koristiti i sa dobrim uloz-
kom (investment) sa dobrom protekcijom
pojedinaca obitelji. U suglasju toga da Sc
stvore bolje veze razum mjevanje, jace povje-
renje suradnja izmedju clanstva, Glavnog
Ureda vodstva Zajednice Tai nacin usavrsi-
vanja poslovanja i sa stecenim iskustvom
praksi Sc pokazao unosni posao
Ia bolji uspjeh kampanje sluze nase skole
tecajeva, mas zalog "a izgradnju jakog fonda
skolarine. Prvo da upoznajemo vodstvo od-
sjeka gnijezda, kao aktivnih clanova ma
Sim dobrim certifikatima unosnim ulozcima
"a zivotnu osiguraciju. u drugom podhvatu,
da nasem mladjem narastaju dokazemo da i'm
preko pomoci Zajednice zelimo pomoci u vi
Sem skolovanju "a bolje zivljenje, vecu Cast
slavu. Ma osnovi toga dobrom nasom vo-
ljom ljubavlju "a nase mladje da i'm dizemo
duh ponos "a Zajednicu "a narod cd koga su
postal i ciji su potomci.
Nasi savjesni pozrtvovni clanovi treba
da Sc sa swim tim nastojanjima pogodnosti-
ma Zajednice sluze kod dobivanja novih cla-
nova Cine &c nam kampanja owe godine jos
bolje uznapredovati.
Znamo il iskustva IL prijasnjih godina,
da je mas mnogi covjek okrenuo ledja Zajed-
nici, jer da Sc Moi svadjamo grizemo. Cesa
je nazalost, dosta bilo radi strancarstva "a
grizljive politike licnog dobitka. Toga danas,
hvala Bogu, nema. Prevladalo je - bratstvo
i jedinstvo - u duhu bratske ljubavi covjec
nosti prema svakom pojedincu i narodu. "a
vladala je sloga naroda, ma kojoj slozi u Hr-
vatsku Bratsku Zajednicu = maticu hrvat-
stva - u America okuplja Sc sve sto je medju
mama cudoredno posteno, zdravo dusevno
rodoljubno. U tom nastojanju polueili smo,
takodjer veliki uspjeh kod starih kod mia
din. To je jedan veliki uspjeh osnov "a bolj
i svjetliji uspjeh Zajednice uopce
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novih canova odraslo clanstvo
Ovom prlikom zeim izraziti cesttku svina gradite-
cija imena naaze broju Ia jedncara madam
Sc da &c Sc ova lista mnogo pojacat prosrt drugoj
godini sadanje kampanje.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

cADA Sc placaju posebne nagrade odsjecnim
, tajnicima, upraviteljima upraviteljicama
gnijezda pr e m a uznapredjenom poslovanju
zajednice. Sada je dobra prilika, da recemo
koju vrijednosti iii moci stampe. nasem
slucaiu glasila Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
"Zajednicara".
Zajednicar danas nije ono sto je bio rani-
jih godina, da sc bavi sa svjetskim pitanjima.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-11

Mas svijet pozna engle-
ski jerk i ovo je doba
televizije, radia gdje sc
dobiju svjeze vijesti ]
komentari u zivoj rijeci
i u slikama povrh anne
ricke stampe. Danas je
Zajednicar posv e cen
Zajednici i njenim pod.
hvatima ma prvom mje-
stu, druge vijesti i CLAN
ci dolaZe sporedno u
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u puliskom brodogradilis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

ment because of the mex
istence Of any answers to civil
rights problems"
Senator Hennings, who has
been Ill, dictated a reply from
his hospital bed rejecting Sen
ator Johnston's request.
Hannah Testifles Friday
Noting that March IS had
been set for consideration Of
civil rights proposals. Senator
Hennings said ~ do not feel
that ] can override the wishes
of the subcommittee and uni
laterally postpone the hear
ing"
He noted that DR.. Hannah
has been invited to testify FRI
day and said that will give the
subcommittee ample oppor-
tunity to question him as to the
,eported intention Of the sew
eral commissioners"
The subcommittee hearings
are expected to run for several
weeks.
OF all the bills before the
subcommittee. Senator Thur
mond dashed out hardest In his
prepared testimony at one
sponsored by Senator Douglas.
Democrat of Illinois. Senator
Javits and others.
1t is directed at bringing
about compliance with the Su-
preme Courts school integra-
ion decisions, through Federal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18


OF Congress Is more crucial
than ever before.
Their conflicting views were
prepared for the start Of Sem
ate hearings on the controver-
sial legislation. Other Senators
are scheduled to be heard to.
morrow, and Attorney General
Rogers on Friday.
Delay Move Rebuffed
A move by Senator Johnston.
Democrat Of South Carolina. to
delay the hearings before the
Senate Constitutional Rights
Subcommittee met q polite re-
buff.
Senator Johnston keyed his
delaying move to q reported UNI
willingness Of q majority Of the
Civil Rights Commission to ac-
cept reappointment even II
Congress agrees to extend its
life beyond this September, as
President Eisenhower has re-
quested.
A member Of the subcommit-
tee. Senator Johnston sent O
letter yesterday to Chairman
Hennings. Democrat Of Mis-
souri,. urging that commission
members be called to testify
before hearings start on the
proposed legislation.
Senator Johnston said COM
mission members, including
Chairman John A. Hannah,
had Indicated they were un-
willing to accept reappoint-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18

assistance II possible but
through Federal compulsion II
necessary.
senator Thurmond de-
nounced 1t as punitive" "fia-
GRAVITY abusive" "yiciously
anti Southern" and In every re-
spect a conquered province
bill"
He said a philosophy that the
South Is q conquered province
to be ruled by might is respon-
sible for the civil rights pro-
posais Of the Eisenhower ad-
mlnistration and all other bills
on the subject.
Senator Javits argued that
the Nation is at a crucial cross
roads in the civil rights struggle
because, as he put 1t, much OF
the progress promised by those
who took the lead In watering
down the 1857 Civil Rights Act
has not been realized.
Senator Javits urged enact
ment OF what he termed q
grave omission from the 1857
act-a section empowering the
Attorney General to seek Fed
eral court injunctions for the
protection Of all civil rights.
Senator Javits said that Civ
ing the Attorney General this
authority, which could be used
to enforce school integration,
is essential III we are TO sus-
tain the hands of Southern
moderates."
Meanwhile, Chairman Celler.
Democrat Of New York, Of the
House Judiciary Committee
called for enactment Of similar
legislation.
In q statement prepared for
the reopening Of civil rights
hearings before a House Ju.
dietary Subcommittee, Mr.. Gel
Ter said giving the Attorney
General authority to seek In
functions in support Of any
civil rights "is the very CUTS
of any civil rights bill"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-18
Rights Hearings Open
With Senatorial Clash
~ the Associated Press

Senator Thurmond Democrat Of South Carolina today
philosophy that regards the South conquered province
lies behind proposed civil rights bills.
In contrast Senator Javts Republican of New York. said
that passage Of meanng civil rights this session
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

1T COULD HAPPEN TO YOUi When a car stands in
Winter cold, moisture from the air can collectin
the low points of the gas nne-freeze it shut-stopt the
flow of fuel You're stopped until a tow-truck comes!
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
FISHING
MAILED

The 1959-60 fishing regulations
and maps for the coming fishing
season will be ready for the
public about April, Walter M.
Allen, fisheries superintendent OF
the Montana fish and game de-
partment, announced this week.
Before final approval, however,
proposed regulations will be re-
viewed by ~sportsmen's clubs, in
terested state and federal agen-
cies, fisheries personnel and en-
forcment personnel of the fish
and game department. The pro-
posed regulations were mailed
this week to the various inter-
ested agencies asking for addi-
tional comments, changes and
review, Allen said.
After recommendations have
been submitted by these groups,
final approval will be given at
a future commission meeting.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

Boyd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Boyd of Ainsworth, Nebraska.
They arrived Tuesday and will
spend the week here.
July 18th. 1880
A lovely birthday party was
given last Tuesday afternoon by
Onita Bervin at her home for
Phyllis Magruderin honor Of her
eighteenth birthday. The invited
guests e Phyllis Magruder,
Helen Loken, Martha Douglas,
Jane Morrill,. Jennie Williams,
Virginia Magruder, and Margaret
Cooley. The afternoon was spent
at bridge. Martha winning the
prize for high score. A dainty
lunch was served by the hostes.
July 18th. 1880.
Mrs. Bailey Fisher had the mis-
fortune of running her hand thru
the wringer of her power washing
machine, Friday. Her hand ran
thru up to the wrist when Mr..
Fisher pulled the belt off and
stopped the machine. Her hand is
baby bruised but no broken bones.
July 18th. 1880.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
IKE cUs COP RIFT

President Eisenhower held a
surprise conference with senator
Bridges N.H.) recently in an ef-
fort to avoid a disruptive battle
W the Senate Republican lead
ership.
Bridges, chairman of the Sen
ate COP Policy Committee, said
afterward that both he and Els
enhower hope it will be possible to
start the new year as a united
party.
A split in Republican Senate
ranks has been widening over the
candidacy of Senator Dirksen Of
Illinois for COP floor leader.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

Early Day Sidney News Briefs

Frank Hardy and Jim Sander
son tie for Democratic nomination
for County Commissioner each
with 108 votes.
July 18th. 1880.
Gladys Johnson disappeared from
her home Tuesday and her mother
and the neighbors instituted a
search for her that in its fruit
lessness gave them reason for a
larm. The search was growing in
its intensity when Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Varco drove up with the
little girl. They had picked her up
at the All camp where she had
taken her way to enjoy things.
July 18th. 1880
A week ~ Chautaqua at Fair
view starts Monday.
July 18th. 1880.
Fred Boyd and family are en-
joying a visit this week from Mr..
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
T
LONGER DAYS

You may not notice it but the days are already long
er-and will continue to do SO until late June, when the Sum-
mer Solstice will end the process.
The shortest day of the year fell just before Christmas,
December 21st, and since that time, by a few minutes each
day, the days have been stretching. Yet the coolest period of
winter lies ahead-unless abnormal winter weather is in store
If you wonder why January and February are colder than
December, customarily, even though there is more sunlight,
as the sun moves northward, the reason is that the earth has
lost more of its stored heat from summer by the time the first
two months of the year roll around.
In December, and especially in November, when the days
and suns heating are short, much of the summer heat is still
retained by the earth but by January and February, more of
it has been lost. Thus, we still have the toughest part of the
winter ahead-and winter will not end until the vernal equi-
nox March 21st, which is the first day of Spring. But, always
remember no one knows what Mother Nature, or the weather
will do. Spring might arrive in February, or in May. We must
wait and see.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
Washington Notes
ovERcHARGE IN CONTRACT

The General Accounting Office
says a General Motors Corporation
subsidiary got an extra $975,000
out of an Air Force contract be-
cause it costs proved lower than
military purchasers expected.
A GAO report to Congress said
unreasonably high prices resulted
from Air Force buyers awarding
a S7,791,328 fixed price for their
purchase in the absence of real
competition and without checking
enough on the costs the manufac-
turer would incur.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
BUSINESS GAIN IN So

Peering ahead, the United States
Chamber of Commerce sees i'm
proved business conditions in 1859.
But its optimism is tempered
somewhat by prospects of rising
labor costs, possible strikes and
limited industrial expansion.
The Chamber, nationwide bust
ness organization, based its fore
casts largely on reports from sew
en- key industries - autos, steel
retailing, building, food, durable
goods and finance.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
TIGHT SQUEEZE

Capitol officials believe they
have found a way to seat all "a
democratic senators on the same
side of the chamber.
But it would be a tight squeeze,
with home desks wedged together.
And-although the Republicans
lost heavily in the November cleo
tions-the "a remaining COP SEN
ators would enjoy more comfort
than their Democratic colleagues.
At least, they'd have more elbow
room.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
$50 BILLION ENOUGH

Senator Mansfield O.,-Mont.)
recently viewed an $50, 000 100000
Federal budget as big enough for
next year. But he said Congress
won't parcel out the money just
as President Eisenhower wants.
Mansfield, assistant Senate DEM
ocratic leader, served notice that
Democratic majorities in Congress
will put a stamp of their own ON
further Government OUTLAWS.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07
cHrs CONTROL PROMISED

Government experts repore tnat
promise is shown by a new sys-
temic insecticide for control OF
cattle grubs.
The new chemical is an organ
osphosphorus compound that can
be administered either orally or
as a spray. 1t is not yet available
to cattlemen. Further tests Will be
made before it is released for gen
eral distribution.
The Sidney herald., 1959-01-07

Check your savings on Vitamins
at the New Sidney Drug Store. Up
TO 500 discount on WALGREEN
vITAMINS during the big January
VITAMIN SALE.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-09

Mabel M. Fenner
 United States Commissioner and ex-Officio Probate Judge Date 1St Publication, 4 25-59. Date Last. Publication, 5-16-Sa
Kodiak mirror., 1959-05-09
INVITATION FOR BIDS
.lConstruction C0ntract)

Alaska Public Works, Office of Territories, Department of the h. terior. WATER SUPPLY. Project
 Aaa. 50-A-327, Kodiak Alaska. By
 ussuing Office) Thomas G. Moon ey. Director, Alaska s.~Public Works Office of Territories, De- :partment of the Interior, Post, Of flee Box. 1181, Juneau, Alaska
 Sealed bids in single copy for furnishing all labor, equipment,
 and materials and performing all work for the project described herein will be received until 1000 AM. Pacific Standard Time June 3, 19j92 in the mailroom of the of flee of. the Director, Alaska Public Works Office. of Territories, De- partments of the interior, 123 West Third Street,. Post Office :Rox 1181, Juneau, Alaska and then publicly opened and read aloud. Information regarding bid
 ding material, bid guarantee, and bonds follows: Plans and specifi- cations and other proposed con tract documents are open for pub lie inspection at the Directors of. flee, Juneau Alaska; at Room 6070
 Interior Bldg, Washington 25,
 DC; at the Area Engineers of flee, Alaska Public Works, Reli-
 able Service Bldg, Anchorage,