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Dodgers Beet Giants, Al;
Tiqers Hold Off White Sox
Wills and Craig Stor in SIoshing
San Francisco Lead to One Game

two runs on four hits in the
second inning and scored one
in the fourth to send Antonelli
to the showers with his 10th
loss.
The Giants scored in the
ninth. Daryl Spencer walked
and reached third on Leon Wag-
ner's pinch double. He scored
on an infield out. Craig struck
out Eddie Bressoud to end the
game.
After the Dodgers drove out
Antonelli. Stu Miller and Alan
Worthington finished.
Rain yesterday caused the
double header. but the weather
today was sunny. The infield
showed effects of the rain, SC
the usual infleld and batting
practice were skipped.
Demeter Starts Rally
In the second inning Dor
Demeter singled and went to
second when Wills hit to left
Joe Pignatano knocked in the
first run with a single to right
Wills scored after Catcher
Hobie Landrith threw the ball
over Antonelli's head in tossing
it back.
Carl Furillo led of the fourth
See DODGERS, Page D.,
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS

By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Baltimore at Washington - O'Del
Gid VS.. Pascual 1910
Detroit at Chicago-Mossi u5-9l
VS.. Pierce u4-1A.
Cleveland at Kansas City-McLish
nS-s vs.. Carver (9-12D.
Boston at New York--Brewer Gid
VS.. Turley SID.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Los Angeles at San Francisco
Podres u3-sl or Koufax (S-6l VS.. s.
Jones (2O-13.
Chicaeo at st. Louis-Drabowski
$40 VS.. Blaylock (4-6).
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh - O'Toole
f6-Sl or Brosnan ta-5l'vs. Law 1T-g)
Milwaukee at Philadelphia-Burde
f21-1D VS.. Roberts u5-15).
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STATISTICS

chester, a Boston suburb, and
Dick Pariseau, a newcomer to
collegiate stardom, but a high
school hero at Attleboro. IS
miles south Of here.
After scoring Nays first
touchdown on a 6-yard run in
the first quarter, Pariseau, a
6-foot. 185-pound senior, gath
cred in a punt and romped 80
yards for touchdown No. 2 In
the second quarter.
Bellino Gains lis Yards
Top running honors went to
Bellino, a star as a sophomore
last year. The shifty. 5-foot-8
l85-pounder. zig-zagged his
way so yards to Nays third
touchdown. set up the first with
a 35-yard sprint and was a
pest 70 b. G. defenders each
time he carried. Joe got the
ball only eight times, but
gained lis yards.
Wayne Hardin in his first
game as a major college head
coach. found early his plans
for a double-barreled Navy
ofense were not adequate for
the job today.
Hardin called on time-tested
Joe Tranchini to move from
quarterback Of the second unit
to the first and it was that
See NAVY. Page d.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1s
(AP) .-Shortstop Maury Wills
drove in one run and scored
two today as the Dodgers beat
San Francisco, Al, behind the
six-hit pitching Of Roger Craig
and moved within one game OF
the league-leading Giants.
The outcome also left the
Giants only one game ahead OF
Broves Slug PhiIlies. 80. Poee D-5
the Braves, who defeated the
Phillies, 8 to 3. in a night game.
Wills, a Washington boy
called up earlier in the season
from Spokane. collected three
straight singles in the opener
of a day-night double-header
which drew a full house of o.
1923 fans.
Lefthander Johnny Antonelli
missed victory No. 20 for the
third straight time.
Dodgers Start Quickly
Craig opposed the ace SOUTH
paw in a last-minute strategy
switch by Dodger Manager Walt
Aston, who decided to use fire.
ball-throwing Don Drysdale in
the night game. Drysdale was
to oppose Mike Mccormick, 20
year-old southpaw, in the Dodg-
ers' big bid to pull even with
the Giants.
Los Angeles broke loose for
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Home BREEDS
Lead Woyin
24-8 Victory
BY BILL FUCHS
star Stan Writer

BOSTON. Sept. ia pair
of fleet Navy halfbacks re-
turned to their hometown area
this sunny afternoon and as
sumed major roles as the Mid
shipmen opened the football
season with a 24-8 victory over
Boston College.
Taking of some of the sting
Of the defeat for $4,000 fans
in Alumni Stadium were the
performances Of Joe Bellino,
compact halfback from VIM
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NIGHT BASEBALL

L. Angeles 900
San Fran. OIL
Drysdale and PignatanO; Nc
COrmick and Landith.
Cleveland $40 SO 3
Kans. City 900 200
Harshman and Nixon; Kucks.
Sturdivant (3), Grim ~ and
Smith.
Chicago 900 900 1OO-1 6 I
st. LUIS 900 ITO 00x-2 IL 2
Anderson, Henry (5), Buzz
hardt 49, and Taylor; Miller.
Mcdaniel 49, and McCarver.
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STATISTICS

pletely outplayed the rugged
Mountaineers and outfoxed
them with Nugent's many Of
fenSive variations.
1t was an overwhelmingly
successful debut for the new
coach, who had promised just
such a show.
But even Nugent couldn't
have foreseen Novak's response
to pressure. The 158-pounder
from Uniontown. Pa, promoted
to No. quarterback two weeks
ago, hit Tony Scott, Gary
Collins and Jim Davidson with
touchdown passes, the latter
making tumbling catch and
rolling over the goal line on
a 40-yard play.
Scott Boots 3 Goals
Scott, the junior end from
Wilmington, DEL, kicked field
goals of SO, IL and 48 yards.
and another try from the SO
hit the cross bar and rebound
ed into the end zone.
SCOTS 48-yard boot was a
Maryland record. Field goals
are measured from the point
OF the kick to the crossbar
this year, a new NCAA ruling.
1t makes distance figures mean
the same as in pro football.
Tom Gunderman, Pete BoiniS
and Kurt Schwarz featured
some vicious line play by Mary
lands No. l team that turned
back every West Virginia threat
but one.
1t has been several seasons
since Byrd Stadium roared
with appreciation of a Maryland
teams heroics. 1t has been Just
as long since the fans stood and
gave such thunderous applause
to an individual as the ovation
they gave Novak after he raced
81 yards in the third quarter
when his receivers were covered.
Defense Rises Up
Maryland was ahead, 1870,
before the Mountaineers scored,
and the Terps' only uneasy
moments of the day came when
West Virginia intercepted a
Dale Betty pass on the Mary
land 20 after the score was
narrowed to 1877.
But the Terps' defense rose
up and stopped the Noun
taineers cold, with Scott and
Novak. the offensive stars, team
ing on the fourth-down tackle
that halted the drive.
Nugent had to scrap his
plans to alternate three units,
although "a Maryland players
were in the game. Novak and
Betty alternated as quarter
backs, and the key men in the
f1rSt-team line were rushed in
in several perilous situations.
The Terps' only glaring
weakness was the lack of a
running attack. The quarter
backs made IS of the lit yards
rushing, most of them on OPP
ton pass-or-run plays. But
even though the Mountaineers
knew the Terps were going to
throw, they couldn't do much
about it.
Most of Novak's passes were
with the minimum of protec-
ton that the I-formation and
the double-wing and spread
formations provide. But even
though he was running for his
life, Novak never panicked.
But Novak's receivers must
j See MARYLAND, Page DIS
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Terps Beat West Virginia. IT.;
NavyRips Eagles; Clemson Wins
Tigers Halt
Tar Heels
Rally, 2O-18

CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. Sept
10 (AP)-A dramatic fourth
quarter rally by North Caro-
lima fell short today as Clemson
squeezed out a 20-l8 victory in
an opening football contest
billed as an Atlantic Coast
Conference showdown.
The Tar Heels. ineffective on
the ground against the big
Clemson line. went to the air
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Results Yesterday
Los Angeles, A. San Francisco, l.
Pittsburgh, 4: Cincinnati, 3 ne In
1inRsl.
Milwaukee 8: Philadelphia 3.
sChicago at st. Louis (n).
Games Today
Milwaukee at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
Games Tomorrow
Milwaukee at Pittsburgh tnl.
Chicago at st. Louis I'M.
tOnly games scheduled.
sNot included in standings.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Results Yesterday
Baltimore, 5: Washington, 3.
Detroit, 3: Chicago, 4.
New York, 3; Boston, I.
Cleveland at Kansas City '(n).
Games Today
Baltimore at Washington, 2 pm.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at Kansas City.
Detroit at Chicago.
Games Tomorrow
No games scheduled.
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Novuk's Arm,
SCOTS Foot
Hit 3 Times
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star stan AVriter

Star stan writer
The fine coaching hand Of
Tom Nugent, the throwing
arm Of Sophomore Dick Novak,
and the breath-taking field
goal kicking Of Vincent Scott
carried Maryland to an excit-
ing 27-7 triumph over West
Virginia yesterday before $4,000
beaming fans in Byrd Stadium.
This was a daring, gambling
Maryland team that COM
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Conversion Is Decisive

However, it was a two-point
conversion Melted on a pass
from Quarterback Harvey
White to halfback Bill Mathis
after Clemson's second touch
down which brought the Tiger
victory.
The defeat, North Cardinals
NTH opening-day loss in a row,
spoiled the coaching debut of
Jim Hickey. signed to a three
year contract after the unex-
pected death of Jim Tatum in
July.
Clemson. a six-point under
dog, flelded virtually the same
team which won the ACC
championship last season and
bowed to Louisiana State, TO,
in the Sugar Bowl.
After North Cardinals final
touchdown, with 1920 showing
on the clock. Quarterback Jack
Cummins attempted to tie the
game on a 2-point conversion
pass to Fullback Bob Elliott.
Elliott caught the ball at the
line of scrimmage but was
stopped by Clemson defenders
Lowndes Shingler and Paul
Snyder.
Halfbacks George Usry,
Mathis and Fullback Doug
Cline had pretty much their
own way during the first three
quarters as they helped Glenn
son pile up l7S yards rushing.
Opening tumble Costly
Hardly had the near-capacity
crowd of $4,000 settled in their
seats before Wall fumbled the
opening kickoff on his 43 and
set up a quick Clemson touch
down. The Tigers went the dis.
lance in eight plays, featured
by Usry's 19-yard scamper
around end. Quarterback White
carried it over from the two.
Cline. with an ll-yard carry
to the four. set UP the second
Clemson touchdown early In
the second quarter.
North Carolina fought back
through the air to make the
See CLEMSON. Page DIS
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STATISTICS

in the final period to cut Glenn
sons 20-6 lead to 20-l8 with
time running out.
Halfback Milan Wall. whose
tumble on the opening kickoff
led to the first Clemson score,
Tailed North Cardinals two
fourth-period touchdowns.
Clemson. powered by three
senior backs and a stubborn
defense, dominated the first
three periods. The 20-6 lead the
Tigers carried into the final
quarter was too much for the
Tar Heels to overcome.
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FOOTBALL SCORES
WASHINGTON AREA

Maryland n w. Virginia
Navy "a Boston College
VIM. e. Mary 81 Virginia
TT. Meade IS Newport Navy
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HAppY
~ f: w
YEAR

uuCIlOSI ii d 3 e
Duhovi sc snliruju smiriti &c se Veliki to-
pow usutise treba da zavlada mir medju
mama.
Lijepo smo uspjeli swim podhvatima
Zajednice: clanskom kampanjom, promica-
MEM hrvatske svijesti kulturnim uspjesi-
ma s nasom skolarinom "a odgoj nase mia
dezi u swim drugim podhvatima Tom sta
zom trebamo moramo proslijediti medju-
sobno jacati dobru volju, koja je izvor do
brote, aktivnosti pozrtvovnosti, ukratko -
covjecnosti.
Pred mama nalaze sc velik zadatci pod
hvati. S elanskom kampanjom Sc nastavlja
odmah u pocetku move godine treba sc Ii
vo uhvatiti pozrtvovnog rada da novoj go
DIM S novim clanstvom nadmasimo staru 60
dinu, da nam Zajednica raste cvate i u Moi
bratstvo, sloga, ljubav nasa narodna hrvat-
ska svijest.
U to ime, sestre brace, osrdacno YAM
zelimo srecu zadovoljstvo Novoj Godni
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BRODOGRADHISTE
"SPLIT" GRADI
VELKE BRODOVE

Brodogradiliste "Split" u Spill
tn, koje je dosad, uz ostala ma
Be- velika brodogradilista, tako-
djer mnogo pridonijelo velikom
ugledu sto ga jugoslavenska
brodogradjevna industrija uziva
u svijetu, gradi novi navoz, ma
kome &c Sc vec Cd kraja iduce
godine moci graditi i veliki bro
dovi cd $4,000 BRIT preko 23O
m duzine. Brodogradiliste je sad
vec sposobno da gradi moderne
luksuzne putnicke prekoocean-
ske brodove Cd $4,000 BRIT.
Predvidja Re, da &c se u svega
dvije godine proizvodnja pove-
cati ma 100000 BRIT novih bro
dova, a sto je osobito znacajno
i vazno, prislo Sc je i proucava-
nju priprema "a buducu izgrad-
nju brodova M atomski pogon.
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0staci mosta il srednjeg
vijeka

Ma thu Lednickog jezera 4
blizini Poznanja pronadjeni su
ostaci slavenskog mosta, koji je
u davna vremena spajao Ledni-
cki otok sa tvrdjavom ma obali
jezera. Duzina mosta, koji ie
spaljen negdje oko XIV. vijeka,
iznosila je oko 400 metara. ST.
stem izgradnje govori o tehni-
ckim znanjima graditelja. Inte-
resantni su drugi nalazi pored
spaljenog mosta. Medju NINA
je savrseno ocuvan sljem vol
nika IL XI. iii XII. vijeka, jedan
cd malobrojnih sljemova ocuva-
nih u Evropi il tog vremena, ze-
ljezno koplje, mnogo slavenske
keramike i kosti ljudi zivoti-
MIA. Ovo otkrice izvrsili su cla-
now poznanjskog ronilackog
drustva.
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Zadnji cas-

DREGLEDALI smo izvjestaj ovo godisnje
kampanje, u proslom broju Zajednicara
kako je to iznio predsjednik kampanje, brat
Grasha. Izvjestaj obuhvaca jedanaest mje-
secni pregled "a dvije godine, maine, "a 60
dinu 1858 "a 1859
q godini 1858 upisal smo oba odjelje-
MIA, to jest, razmaku Cd IL mjeseci 1894
novih clanova, dok owe godine takodjer u
IL mjeseci upisali smo 5.118 novih clanova,
dakle 276 mamie novih clanova jedanaest
mjeseci owe godine nego prosle godine
Nije to velika razlika, a pogotovo kada
Sc znade uzme u obzir da je ovo bia 60
dina konvencije, pax je to do nekog stup-
MIA podbacilo kampanju. Ali nj to nije je-
DIM razlog. Najvazniji razlog da je kam-
panja zadnje vrijeme popustila jeste strajk
celicnih industrial, u kojima ma hiljade ma
Seq naroda zasluzuje svoj dnevni kruh. Da
je tome tako neka to potvrde broke, koje
su pred mama.
Prosle godine u mjesecu septembru u
pisali smo 627 novih clanova, dok owe 60
dine istom mjesecu upisai smo 426, dakle
POI clan mamie u samo jednom mjesecu. "a
tim u mjesecu oktobru prosle godine upisali
smo 499 novih clanova a owe godine 366,
mamie 1873 clana ovom mjesecu. U ova
diva mjeseca ovoj godini upisai smo 334
clana mamie nego u istim mjesecima prosle
godine. U ova diva mjeseca strajk je bio u
punom jeku ne samo da su radnici, sto u
velikom broju ukljucuje nase clanstvo, ko-
il rade u celcnim industrijama bill ma straj-
ku, vec mnogi drugi su bill besposleni kao
posljedica ovog strajka
Rad mnogih nasih graditelja je sa ovim
strajkom, jer kako &c ici kod strajkasa, da
upise bio MEGA iii njegovu djecu, kada je
tai strajkas mnogo slucajeva zivio Cd O.
nog sto i'm je njihova unija pomagala Mog-
10 bi sc sa prilicnom sigurnoscu ustvrditi, da
rezultat jedanaest mjesecne kampanje O.
vol godini bio bi isto tako uspjesan, ako ne
bolji cd jedanaest mjesecnih uspjeha pro-
sloj godini, da nije nastupio oval strajk ko-
j je pogodio cijelu naciju posljedice mi
u Zajednici osjecamo
Ia sada nemozemo reci kakove rezultate
&c pokazati mjesec december, jer jos nije
konac mjeseca. Ali ako bi ovom miesecu
mogli upisati ZIG novih clanova, wise nego
decembru prosle godine, time bi MADDOX
nadili saw manjak do sada koncem owe go
dine pokazai bi isti uspijeh, kojeg smo ina
Ii godini 1858
Pokusajmo jos u ovo nekoliko preostalih
dana - zadnji cas- u ovoj godini da ma
doknadimo n1anjak, koji do sada pokazuje-
mo-
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N0V0STI 0 kJESECU

Donedavna Sc vjerovalo, da
je Mjesec potpuno ohladjen. Me-
djutim, ispitivanja koja su vr-
sena u posljednje vrijeme dove
la su do drukcijih zakljucaka.
Sovjetski akademik Nikolaj Je-
rusalinski izjavio je prize neko-
liko dana, da je sada sa sigur-
noscu utvrdjeno, da je ma Mjese-
GU bilo vulkanskih erupcija, sto
dokazuje da mas najblizi susjed
u svemiru jos nije potpuno ohla-
djen. Ovu izjavu pomocnika d.
rektora Instituta "a mikrobiolo-
giju Academic nauka SSSR
prenio je i Radio-Moskva.
"Povrsina Mjeseca je spuzva-
sta porozna - rekao je Jeru-
salinski : ina ogranicenu spo-
sobnost sprovodjenja topline.
Moguce je da su pore i pukoti-
ne ispunjene ugljicnom kiseli-
nom. Nije iskljuceno nj to, da ma
Mjesecu ina vode".
Kad Mjesec ulazi u sjenu, ma
MENU su vidljive pjege. Mnogi
astronomi vjeruju da su to ma
slage leda. Ako je to tocno,
onda je moguce pretpostaviti,
da ispod povrsine Mjeseca posto-
je uslovi koji dopustaju posto-
jamie jednostavnih zivih bica,
kao sto su neke bakterije. Ovo,
prema rijecima Jerusalinskog,
nije dokazano, ali Sc ia moguc-
most ne treba iskljuciti. On je
dodao.
"Mjere koje su poduzete da
Sc sprijeei prenosenje mikroba
ma Mjesec, let prvog svemirskog
putnika, psa Lake, u umjetnom
Zemljinom satelitu i upucivanje
drugih zivotinja u raketama ma
velike visine sve to svjedoG
razvijanju jedne move naucne
Crane = kozmobiologije. Nije
daleko dan zakljucio je So
vjetski ucenjak = kad &c usloW
u svemiru biti dovoljno poznati,
da bi sc covjek mogao odvaziti
ma let u svemirski prostor!"
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nista v1ijednog nepostizava.
Svakako oni, koji SUI birani u
upravu, svi redom cd pred
sjednika pax dolje do zadnjeg
zamjenika, snose glavnu od-
govornost "a uspijeh i ma
predak. Ali sami po sebi bez
bratske saradnje sa sveukup-
MIN clanstvom nemoze biti u
spjeha. Generali, ako sc mo-
ze upotrebiti tai izraz, bez
vojske su nemocni, pax tako
nj uprava iii vodstvo Zajed-
nice nemoze pokazivati znat-
ne uspjehe ako nema potpore
cd svojeg clanstva, cd svoje
vrijedne vojske. Nadati Sc je
da &c i ova uprava, kao pri-
jasnje, imati potporu svoga
clanstva. U novu upravu do
sac je stanoviti broj novih Ii
ca, mladih po godinama ali
iskusni zajednicari, pax Clan
stvo svakim pravom ocekuje
i Cd njih napredno i daleko-
vidno vodstvo. Vodstvo, koje
sc nece bojati novih ideja,
novlh planova u ova nova i
moderna vremena.
Ia sve uspjehe potrebna je
dalekovidnost, sloga posto-
vanje jedan naprama drugom.
Sumnje, podbacivanja, osudji-
vanja, ogovaranja treba od-
straniti, jer to smeta napred-
ku.
.Podjimo u Novu Godinu sa
novim poletom pravog j iskre-
nog bratstva ne samo sa rijec-
.ju nego i sa djelom. Ako Sc
drzimo tog stanovista nista
nam nece sprijeciti da nam
1860. godina bude uspjesnija
cd svih dosadanjih.
u tom duhu zelim Veseo
Bozic Sretnu Novu Godinu
sveukupnom clanstvu Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zajednice, kao i
ostalom naSem narodu, koji
JOS nije uclanjen a trebao bi
biti.
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ISTINA 0 JuG0SLAVIJl

o nasoj staroj domovini /
Jugoslaviji cesto Sc cuje u a.
merickoj javnosti. Vazno je
da sc svijet u America upo-
znava 8 nasom .starom zem-
ljom i 8 Jugoslavijom, tako
i nasi m la d ji ljudi, rodjeni
Amerikanci, da znadu otkud
su porijeklom kad dodju u
razgovor 8 Amerikancima o
Jugoslaviji.
Mas vrijedni suradnik, P.
D. Ostovic, koji dobro pozna
povijest nasega naroda, ma
pisao je zanimljivu j vrlo po-
ucnu knjigu engleski "The
Truth About Yugoslavia" T.
stina o Jugoslaviji. Knjiga je
pisana lakim engleskim je-
Mkom / prozeta dokumenh-
ma historickim cinjenicama,
lijepo tvrdo vezana, pisana je
iskreno i posteno bez ikako-
We izvratanja istine zlobe,
sto nasi najbolji ljudi potvr-
djuju.
Svaki bi mas covjek trebao
da u svom domu imade owl
knjigu radi sebe, svoje djece
j samih Amerikanaca da i'm
moze reci istinu o Jugosfavi1f
! svojoj staroj domovini.
Ovu vaznu knjigu mozete
dobiti uz snizenu cijenu "a
samo So. Novac mozete po-
slati jednostavno u kuferu
8 narucbom ma urednika Za-
jednicara - Philip Vukelich,
3441 Forbes st., Pittsburgh
Is. Pa.
Narutite tim prize!
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VAzNO JE DA ZNADEMO sTO PRIZE

Pred kratko vrijeme posani crkular nase
graditelje Zajednice sadanjoj kampan koj maju 100
wise tockca, svrhom, da sto prize jave da maju
jeru prikuciti grlpskom putovanju u start raj
Mama je potrebno da sto prize doznamo tko ze
prikljuciti puovaniu Takodjer, da zee putovat
parobrodom iii zrakoplovom
Mi trebamo praviti rezervacije parobrodu zrako-
povu, ste je tesko pravit kada broj putnka
Mi apeliramo one, kOji primili crkular od
noset putovanje, M izvole sto prize av svoje
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zelje da naprama tome mozemo ravnah Taodjer oni
ko nsu primli recent ciruar, maju zelju nameru da
putuu nasom grupom gradelja, da takodjer sto
prize jave
Vrjeme bro prolaz | koliko vec do sada in
fomirani bt &c poeskoce prav rezervacje putnike
brodom. Putovanje zrakoplovom mole hkse uredt
ali je ipak vazno da mi znademO Sto priie.
v. l. MANDICH, glavni predsjednk.
JOSEPH BELLA, glavni tajnik.
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viiesti sa otoka hvara
Visa i Braca U DaImaciii
POgOn IA rekOnstrukciju
/ popravak brod0va

popravak brodova
S obzirom da poduzece Mir
ma" ina jedan cd najjacih ri
barskih flotila ma Jadranu, poja-
VIC Sc problem redovnog odrza-
vanja brodova. Poduzece ina "a
te radove strucan kadar, pa je
radnicki savjet zakljucio, da Sc
formira pogon "a popravak, re-
konstrukciju gradnju manjih
brodova.
Ispit ribara
Danasnji moderni ribolov ira
Ii kvalificirane strucnjake, koji
poznaju najnovija dostignuca
modernog ribolova. Brodovi su
vec opremljeni najlon mrezama,
agregatima, radio-stanicama, a
dolaze ehosonderi. Zato su o.
drzani ispiti "a ribare poduzeca
''Mirna" ma kojima je IS ribara
polozilo ispit IA visokokvalifici-
rane kvalificirane ribare.
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Sretno Novo LjetO!

h IA PRAGU MOVE GODINE, sestre bra
CO zajednieari, zelimo vam sretno Novo
Ljeto! Neka vam bude sretna bericetna
nova godina. Najveca sreca i zadovoljstvo
Sc stjece - dobrom voljom. covjek prozet
plemenitim osjeeajima - dobrom voljom -
uziva posebno zadovoljstvo osjeta Sc sret-
MIN kad drugom covjeku, bratu svojemu u
cini dobro.
Rastajemo Sc sa Starom ma pragu smo
Move Godine. Vrijedno je baciti pogled ma
10 proslost. Sa Starom Godinom, ipak mi
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SA N0VIM P0LET0h U N0VU G0DINU
Martin Krasich, glavni lagajnik

Martin kfasich gIavnl blagajnik
Jos malo eto move 1860 godine. Sa novom 60
dinom doci &c mnog nov opetovn problem Trebati ce
nastaviti Twin radon nastojat st jos pojaca da
tako stano demo napred acanju nase organzacje Ia
sada jos potpun rekord svh nasih postgnuea
godn 1859 Ali nakon sto knjge zatvore ucn potpuni
obracun celog naseg posovana tada cemo vdet kolko
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Sa pros|ave b5-godisnjice H. B. zajednice

st. Louis, Mo. - Ma rs. oktobra g. ovde je odrzana
proslava ak postovanja 65godisnce opstanka Hrvat-
ske Bratske Zaednice koja e ba prredena po Sreds-
MEM Odboru nasih odsjeka gnezda st. Louis, Mo.
Najprije zem zahvaiti pjevaekom zboru villa" TO-
granak Hrvatskog Sokola Damacija nhovom lijepom
programu koeg divno izve prgodom owe nase velke
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slime da smo dobro prosli
zadovoljni smo. Svake kon-
vencijske godine duhovi sc
u nasim redovima II z b u n e.
Konvencija je dobro prosla i
8 njom smo postigli dobre u
spjehe. Gledamo u bolju bu-
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Ne oslanjaj Sc ma nijednog
covjeka, ma nijednog prija-
telja, nego samo ma onoga,
koji se moze osloniti sam ma
sebe. - Samo onaj, koji sc
vlada savjesno spram sebe,
vladati &c Sc tako i spram
drugih. - Lavater